The Imlay Foundation is a philanthropic organization that has been dedicated to charitable giving since 1990. Founded by John P. Imlay, JR., the foundation focuses on supporting smaller charities in Atlanta and fostering a spirit of giving.

They partner with various charitable and cultural organizations to make a meaningful impact in the community. One of their notable partnerships is with the Atlanta Botanical Garden, where they have funded three permanent installations, including a mobile sculpture called Airborne, the iconic Earth Goddess, and The John Imlay Bridge. They have also collaborated with the Atlanta History Center to create a multidimensional space for dialogue and discovery through storytelling.

In addition, The Imlay Foundation supports Camp Twin Lakes, a state-of-the-art swimming pool for children, and the Imlay Innovation Fund, which explores innovative solutions to pediatric healthcare problems. They also contribute to organizations like Children's Healthcare of Atlanta, Eagle Ranch, and the East Lake Foundation. With their generosity and commitment to making a difference, The Imlay Foundation continues to support and uplift various causes, organizations, and communities in Atlanta and beyond