Who is ProGeorgia?
ProGeorgia is a bold, trusted, and diverse collaborative that champions an equitable and inclusive democracy, for and with traditionally underrepresented communities.
We envision a more representative democracy here in Georgia, one where communities of color have electoral representation that matches their population in the state, thereby increasing people-centered policies and wins that positively impact these communities.
WHAT WE DO
We support and coordinate the civic engagement programs of our diverse partner organizations. ProGeorgia develops the infrastructure, executes the joint strategies, and employs new tools and technology to assure a government that is more responsive to the needs of our constituencies.
Our partners operate in 136 counties and run programs in all 159 counties across the state
Impact by the Numbers
$23M+ in regrants to partner programs since 2018 — averaging 61% of our annual budget or 75% of all new funds directed to frontline organizations, well above the nonprofit sector benchmark of 45-55%.
$7M invested in partner technology and infrastructure — because capacity gaps in small orgs are the most underfunded barrier to lasting civic power.
205,418 new voters registered — contributing to the rebound of voter turnout from 2022 to 2024 across the state from 50.03% to 64.8% respectively, with turnout among ProGeorgia’s contacted voters rising 19% points.
51M+ voter contacts across eight years and multiple election cycles — representing a sustained, year-round engagement model, not a surge-and-retreat approach.
51M+ voter contacts across eight years and multiple election cycles — representing a sustained, year-round engagement model, not a surge-and-retreat approach.
OUR DEMOCRACY. MAKE IT. PROTECT IT. PASS IT ON.
Here is what your investment makes possible:
$100,000 funds a full canvassing program in a target county for the entire election cycle.
$500,000 funds a complete workgroup’s advocacy, training, and rapid-response capacity for 12 months.
$1,000,000 funds year-round organizers in five high-priority counties plus statewide data infrastructure.