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Atlanta proposes another $325,000 for Gateway Center homeless services

The additional donation would come from the Affordable Housing Trust Fund and amend an earlier funding agreement.

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A resolution on Atlanta’s Sept. 30 Finance/Executive Committee agenda proposes donating up to $325,000 to Gateway Center 24/7, Inc. The organization operates the homelessness service center at 236 Peachtree Street NW, which the city describes as a primary access point for support services and housing for people experiencing homelessness.

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The proposal would add the money to a donation agreement authorized under resolution 26-R-3303 and charge it to the Affordable Housing Trust Fund. City Council referred the new measure to committee Sept. 21; the agenda does not establish approval of this additional donation.

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