Delivering on the Dream (DOTD) was a national network of funding collaboratives that invest critical resources to protect and defend the rights of immigrants and refugees and to help them achieve their dreams for a better life.
LCF Georgia launched the table in Georgia and operated it for 3 years with the co-coordination of Asian Americans Advancing Justice – Atlanta and it was the only effort to intentionally invest in diverse immigrant leadership in the state.
The collaborative expanded immigration relief programs, expand legal services and support for individuals and families, and built capacity within immigrant-led organizations.
DOTD ended in 2022. LCF Georgia remains committed to invest in immigrant and Latinx leadership in the state through our Latinos for Democracy coalition grants, Unidos Georgia coalition, and as part of the Georgia Immigrants and Refugee Alliance along with Women Watch Afrika and currently hosted by AAAJ-A.
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2018-2021 DOTD-GA Priorities
- Supporting strong and effective organizing skills within diverse immigrant communities
- Supporting narrative change led by communities
- Facilitating co-learning and co-creation of peer systems for protection and support
2020-2021 Grantees
- U Lead Athens
- Women Watch Africa
- Latino LinQ
- Amani Womens’ Center
- Dignidad Inmigrante
- Southeast Immigrant Rights Network
- Refugee Women’s Network
- Georgia Muslim Voter Project
- El Refugio
- Los Vecinos De Buford Highway
- GALEO LCDF
Delivering on the Dream Partners in Georgia
Launched in 2018 with the support of the following local organizations:
- Latino Community Fund (LCF Georgia), fiscal sponsor & co-coordinator
- Asian Americans Advancing Justice-Atlanta, co-coordinator
- The Sapelo Foundation
- Mary Reynolds Babcock Foundation