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The Tender Foundation is weaving a safety net for single mamas living on the margins in Atlanta.

Bill pay assistance, grocery store gift cards, a diaper bank, and a guaranteed income program.

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We live in a world where single motherhood is often stigmatized, shamed, and devalued. Every child deserves a home, food in their belly, and access to essentials such as diapers. And every mother deserves the opportunity to mother without the stress of survival - no matter what.

We believe everybody should have access to the social and material means to live a flourishing life.

IT’S WHAT WE DO

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OUR MISSION

 
 
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Helping mamas focus on what’s important: their children.

 

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Supporting Tender is simple. There are many ways to give to Tender - whether your contribution is in the form of a monetary donation, providing a service or product, lending your time, or in another way, we thank you for joining this our community of care we are building together.

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