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Hands On Atlanta Week 2025: A Celebration of Service, Community, and Impact
What a week to remember! Hands On Atlanta Week 2025 proved, once again, that when Atlantans come together with purpose, amazing things happen.
In partnership with The Same House and their Beloved Benefit Beneficiaries, this year’s Hands On Atlanta Week (October 4 - 11, 2025) brought people from every corner of our city to serve side by side — building connections, transforming spaces, and spreading love through action.
Hands On Atlanta Week 2025 in Review!
What a week to remember! Hands On Atlanta Week 2025 proved, once again, that when Atlantans come together with purpose, amazing things happen.
In partnership with The Same House and their Beloved Benefit Beneficiaries, this year’s Hands On Atlanta Week (October 4 - 11, 2025) brought people from every corner of our city to serve side by side — building connections, transforming spaces, and spreading love through action.
7 Days of Service, 1 Powerful Impact
Over just seven days, volunteers powered 8 marquee projects, supported 320+ community projects, and dedicated more than 5,000 hours of service. Together, that’s an estimated $165,505.40 in volunteer time value, a tangible reflection of Atlanta’s collective care and commitment to making a difference.
From revitalizing parks and schools to supporting local nonprofits and community events, every hour spent made a meaningful mark. And beyond the numbers, the energy was contagious, full of smiles, teamwork, and a shared belief that small actions can spark big change.
The Power of Partnership
Our partnership with The Same House and the Beloved Benefit community brought a powerful focus on equity, connection, and belonging. These collaborations highlight what’s possible when organizations, businesses, and neighbors unite around a shared vision of service. Meet the Beloved Benefit Beneficiaries below!
Latin American Association
Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton LLP volunteers spent their Saturday restocking LAA’s pantry and packing meal bags for families across Atlanta.
Atlanta Technical College
Regions Bank volunteers a Beloved helped complete the greenhouse by moving soil, building metal tables, and preparing the space for future students to learn and grow in their horticulture program.
Westside Future Fund
Alston & Bird volunteers helped refresh and beautify a redevelopment site for Westside Future Fund
City of Refuge
Regions Bank volunteers packed care kit bags to be distributed throughout our community, each one helping meet essential needs and spreading compassion across Atlanta.
New Life Community Alliance
Community volunteers alongside OneDigital, and the Hands On Atlanta crew served inside New Life Community Alliance’s Garments of Grace Clothing Store. They helped to organize and stock the store, spreading dignity, warmth, and love, one hanger at a time.
Partners for Home
Regions Bank volunteers assembled Home Kits for families transitioning into new spaces. Together, Regions volunteers packed Bedroom and Kitchen Kits to help families feel at home and supported as they begin their next chapter.
Big Brother Big Sister of Metro Atlanta
On Friday, volunteers from CBRE joined us to prepare bags for BBBS’ Littles & Bigs Picnic, and on Saturday, our Civic Fellows and volunteers from Alston & Bird distributed bags, served food, and led the pumpkin painting table.
A Big Thank You to Our Volunteers
To everyone who rolled up their sleeves, invited friends, shared photos, and spread the word, thank you. Your impact reaches far beyond this week. You’ve shown what “Hands On Atlanta” truly means: love for our city in action, community in motion.
As we look ahead, let’s keep that spirit alive. Every project, every hour, every act of service moves Atlanta closer to the kind of city we all believe in — one where everyone has the opportunity to thrive.
Learn more about upcoming projects, volunteer opportunities, and ways to stay involved at handsonatlanta.org
Connection, fun and impact highlight the 2024 edition of hands on atlanta week
For the 2024 edition of Hands On Atlanta Week, presented by Delta Air Lines, more than 3,000 volunteers supported over 50 nonprofits and schools across 300 projects! The focus for the week prioritized projects around Food Security and Hurricane Helene relief efforts, but volunteers created meaningful impact in all kinds of areas including building bikes, park beautifications, tutoring elementary students and so much more!
For the 2024 edition of Hands On Atlanta Week, presented by Delta Air Lines, more than 3,000 volunteers supported over 100 nonprofits and schools across 300 projects! The focus for the week prioritized projects around Food Security and Hurricane Helene relief efforts, but volunteers created meaningful impact in all kinds of areas including building bikes, park beautifications, tutoring elementary students and so much more!
Here’s a few highlighted examples of some big, impactful projects…
The Service Shakeout kicked off the week with some fun
150 community leaders joined us at Monday Night Garage to learn about food insecurity, pack 2,000 snack packs for students in our Discovery program and laugh with Comedy and Conversations.
“Most awesome atmosphere and program I have experienced as a volunteer!” ”
Delta Air Lines showed up and showed out packing Meals4Kids
Close to 200 employees from Delta turned out to pack more than 6,000 meals for students in our partner elementary schools. The meals were distributed to students and families to help during fall break.
Meals4Kids pack with Endeavor, startups at Wild Leap Brewery
On the heels of Venture Atlanta, about 100 entrepreneurs and members of the startup community joined us in South Downtown for a huge meal pack and happy hour at Wild Leap Brewery.
Kilpatrick and Highwoods build bikes for kids
More than 100 volunteers from Kilpatrick and Highwoods built bikes at their corporate offices in Midtown and Buckhead. Each It wasn’t all building as they raced bikes for bragging rights!
Other meaningful happenings throughout the week included:
Tens of thousands of attendees at community events like Atlanta Pride, Decatur Book Festival, The Race Half Marathon and 5k, the Mayor’s 5k on the 5th Runway - all powered by volunteers!
In addition to the 40 AmeriCorps members serving at our partner elementary and middle schools throughout the week, they took a day and served with our friends at The King Center.
Hundreds of volunteers helped out at food pantries all across metro Atlanta.
Volunteers from Chick-fil-A and the community supported 500 students with STEM enrichment activities at 10 different partner schools for our Discovery program.
48in48 hosted their global hack-a-thon, engaging hundreds of skills-based volunteers to build websites for nonprofits.
Metro Atlanta social impact leaders attended the 2024 Nonprofit Leadership Conference on Wednesday, Oct. 9 over at the Botanical Gardens.
Hands On Atlanta President and CEO, Jay Cranman, joined Purpose Possible for a webinar on “Failing Forward”.
Plus so much more impact!
“It was great experience. I really enjoyed helping and I learned more about gardening.””
“This experience is one that I will not forget and look forward to the next one!” ”
“Felt very warming, almost like I wasn’t even volunteering.””
None of this work happens without the support of all of our Hands On Atlanta Week corporate sponsors. Give these companies a high-five for joining us and supporting Atlanta’s biggest week of service.
Whew, that’s a lot of impact in just a short time, but the reality is - Hands On Atlanta Week is just a snapshot of the work volunteers do every day, and well… the work continues.
Join us and pick up where these volunteers left off and find a project on our volunteer portal or if your company is looking for a fun and meaningful way to support the community during the upcoming holiday season, learn how we can help!
FOOD SECURITY AND HELENE RELIEF HIGHLIGHT ATLANTA’S LARGEST WEEK OF SERVICE
Hands On Atlanta Week, presented by Delta Air Lines, to mobilize close to 5 ,000 volunteers, serving over 10,000 hours at more than 200 projects in support of more than 50 nonprofit and schools.
Hands On Atlanta Week, presented by Delta Air Lines, to mobilize close to 5 ,000 volunteers, serving over 10,000 hours at more than 200 projects in support of more than 50 nonprofit and schools
ATLANTA, GA – From Saturday, October 5 through October 12, thousands of volunteers will gather across metro Atlanta to fight food insecurity, increase educational equity, support Hurricane Helene relief efforts and protect and preserve our greenspaces for Hands On Atlanta Week - the city’s largest week of service.
After 35 years and over 1,000,000 volunteers mobilized, Hands On Atlanta will focus this year’s efforts on marquee volunteer projects, including large scale meal packs to support students in partner Title 1 schools during the upcoming fall break - packing and distributing more than 5,000 meals. They’ll host bike builds alongside Free Bikes for Kids, STEAM and social emotional learning programming through the Hands On Atlanta Discovery program, beautify Herbert Taylor Daniel Johnson Park with Park Pride, engage skills based volunteers to build websites for nonprofits at 48in48 and so much more.
Hands On Atlanta Week presenting sponsor, Delta Air Lines, will engage 150 employees for a meal pack that will support students across several Atlanta Public Schools.
“Hands On Atlanta Week is a culmination of events that fulfills many of Delta’s community engagement priorities as we share the same values of service. The Mega Meal Pack helps us meet the immediate needs of children in our hometown, and we are grateful to be in partnership with an organization that allows our employees to be on the frontline for change each year,” said Tad Hutcheson, Managing Director of Community Engagement at Delta Air Lines.
This year’s impact is focused on fighting food insecurity across metro Atlanta and features a kick-off event at Monday Night Garage on Friday, October 4, hosted by Comedy and Conversations. The event will feature three fun and meaningful elements – connecting, learning and doing. There will be a panel with leaders from the Atlanta Community Food Bank, Food Well Alliance and Usher Collier Elementary, a standup performance by NBC’s Last Comic Standing winner, Clayton English and a snack pack to benefit students in the Hands On Atlanta Discovery program.
“With everything our community has been through lately—whether it’s the devastation from Helene, the heated election season, or the growing feelings of isolation and loneliness—there’s never been a more important time to come together. Hands On Atlanta Week is the perfect way for Atlantans to connect through service and make a real impact. Whether you have five minutes or five days to service, or if you live in Midtown or Marietta, there is an opportunity for you to do something good for our neighbors in need,” said Jay Cranman, President and CEO of Hands On Atlanta.
To learn more about Hands On Atlanta Week or to sign up to volunteer or attend an event, visit www.handsonatlanta.org/week.
Hands On Atlanta Week Makes Big Impact
For the 2023 edition of Hands On Atlanta Week, presented by Delta Air Lines, more than 2,500 volunteers supported over 50 nonprofits and schools at 250 projects! The focus for the week prioritized projects around our three strategic impact areas - Food Security, Educational Equity and Environmental Sustainability. Check out all the impact in this recap.
Fall in Atlanta is a special time of year. The temps drop, the colors pop, the Braves chase championships, the Dawgs dominate and Hands On Atlanta mobilizes thousands of volunteers to do something good!
For the 2023 edition of Hands On Atlanta Week, presented by Delta Air Lines, more than 2,500 volunteers supported over 50 nonprofits and schools at 250 projects! The focus for the week prioritized projects around our three strategic impact areas - Food Security, Educational Equity and Environmental Sustainability.
Click here to watch a recap of the whole week on Instagram. Here’s a few highlighted examples of some big, impactful projects…
Packing 1,500 Meals at Delta Air Lines HQ
150 volunteers rocked a Fall Break meal pack for students at Kindezi Old 4th Ward, Kindezi West, Kindezi @ Gideons, and Cascade Elementary.
A school beautification at Barack and Michelle Obama Academy
Volunteers removed planter beds, repainted sidewalk games and artwork, built benches and picnic tables, and painted the teacher break room.
A Volunteer Takeover at 970 Jefferson
We teamed up with our friends at Food Well Alliance, Second Helpings and Urban Recipe to pack meals and make garden kits for families. Close to 100 high school seniors from KIPP Atlanta Collegiate volunteered at the takeover!
A Zen Room Renovation and Mural at Hope Hill Elementary
Volunteers helped create a relaxing, quiet space for teachers with a custom zen room makeover! Volunteers also got a chance to mix and mingle with the school staff, write notes of encouragement to students and staff and more.
If we zoom in a little more and focus on the Educational Equity volunteers helped support, we had:
45 Hands On Atlanta AmeriCorps members working with students at 15 different schools – coaching them on social emotional learning and tutoring them in math.
Hundreds of volunteers packed over 3,000 weekend bags of food for students in our partner schools, renovated multiple school buildings and spaces, added colorful signage and improved student walk ways and even installed a new sports field – yes, including the bleachers.
Close to 600 students join our Discovery program, where volunteers led STEM enrichment activities.
To be fair, it wasn’t all science, math and meals, volunteers also cleaned and refurbished around 400 bikes for metro Atlanta youth through our partners at Free Bikes for Kids!
None of this work happens without the support of all of our Hands On Atlanta Week corporate sponsors. Give these companies a high-five for joining us and supporting Atlanta’s biggest week of service.
Whew, that’s a lot of impact in just a short time, but the reality is - Hands On Atlanta Week is just a snapshot of the work volunteers do every day, and well, the work continues.
Join us and pick up where these volunteers left off and find a project on our volunteer portal. Happy volunteering!
Atlanta gives back BIG for Hands On Atlanta Week
For over thirty years, the first week in October in Atlanta, has been synonymous with perfect weather, college football, and the city’s largest day/week of service! The 2021 edition of Hands On Atlanta Week carried our city’s tradition, where thousands of volunteers stepped up and helped tackle our city’s most pressing needs!
For over thirty years, the first week in October in Atlanta, has been synonymous with perfect weather (well, maybe not this year), college football, and the city’s largest day/week of service! The 2021 edition of Hands On Atlanta Week, presented by The Arthur M. Blank Family Foundation, carried our city’s tradition, where thousands of volunteers stepped up and helped tackle our city’s most pressing needs!
Quick Stats, Big Impact
Featured Projects + Events
During Hands On Atlanta Week, over 300 volunteer projects and community events took place! While we can’t highlight all of them, the following in-person and virtual projects and events give you an inside look at the good work that happened.
Virtual
Learning in Color STEAM Mural
Volunteers from LexisNexis Risk Solutions painted a large STEAM mural for M. Agnes Jones Elementary School. The twist? The mural was broken into 100 individual canvases and half of the canvases were painted by volunteers in Atlanta and the other half were painted by a remote team in Florida. The project was organized by Learning in Color. Each volunteer was given their own paint kit with instructions, sketched guidelines, paint, and supplies.
Letters of Encouragement for APS Teachers
Volunteers from Norfolk Southern joined Hands On Atlanta for a Zoom call to learn about the challenges teachers are facing throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. Together they wrote over 200 cards/letters of encouragement to teachers at Hands On Atlanta partner schools and packed incentive snack bags for students.
Hands On Atlanta Disco Program
Chick-fil-A sponsored 3 Disco sessions (our virtual Saturday, STEM enrichment program) engaging 100 students across 5 of our partner schools. 27 volunteers put in over 50 hours in total, including several Hands On Atlanta Civic Fellows of our recently launched Civic Leadership Program!
In-Person Projects
Fun on the Farm at Truly Living Well
Hands On Atlanta Week presenting sponsor, The Arthur M. Blank Family Foundation showed up and showed out at Truly Living Well! Volunteers from various Blank organizations (Falcons, Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Atlanta United, etc.) came together to remove invasive plants from a hillside, spread mulch, and cultivated new usable land for the farm. 12 volunteers from Chick-fil-A rolled up their sleeves and cleared garden beds to prepare for the fall crops. It was a fun, fantastic day on the farm!
International Community School Meal Distribution
Volunteers from ShopCore, an affiliate of the Blackstone Group, packed 440 meal kits for the International Community School (ICS) and 260 meal kits for McLendon Elementary School. The meals were distributed by Hands On Atlanta volunteers and school staff. You can learn more about this distribution here.
Meals 4 Kids Pack - Love T. Nolan
Volunteers from RYAN Companies, Coca-Cola, and Atlanta Select Properties joined a Hands On Atlanta Meals4Kids meal pack and distribution for students at Love T. Nolan Elementary School! Together they packed 700 meals and wrote 900 notes of encouragement!
Barack and Michelle Obama Academy Service Saturday
30 volunteers from Kilpatrick Townsend polished up the school's campus with various concurrent painting and landscaping projects, including 6 of these cool garden beds! They also painted 2 interior walls, 2 trails of footprints on the sidewalk and 2 sidewalk games, assembled 10 pieces of furniture and staged the new Parent Resource Suite.
A Bright Day at Hollis Innovation Academy
Just in time for Fall break, volunteers from NCR’s Black Professionals Forum hosted a Service Saturday! The day focused on polishing up the Hollis Innovation Academy campus by installing 30 inspiring affirmation decals on the outside of restroom stall doors, weeded and layered 5 planter beds, cleaned 4 huge flower pots, planted roses and removed a bunch of rotted wood.
Atlanta ToolBank
The Atlanta ToolBank powered Atlanta's biggest week of service and they received a little love from volunteers too! Teammates from Chick-fil-A helped with tool order logistics for all Hands On Atlanta Week projects and sanded and painted 6 hand sanitizer stands, washed and painted 25 shovels, pressure washed 50+ wheelbarrows, and cleaned and organized the warehouse.
The Kick-Off Party
Oh and let’s not forget about our Kick-Off Party we hosted last Thursday in our parking lot! Sponsors, volunteer leaders and friends of the family stopped by to enjoy good company, good food (donated by Chick-fil-A) and good times (donated Wild Heaven) at our office.
Thank You + High Fives to ALL of our Sponsors!
Hands On Atlanta Week doesn’t happen without the incredible support from our sponsors. Together they powered 300+ projects, supported thousands of families, hundreds of students and helped make a more equitable and civically engaged Atlanta!
Inspired to get to work?
Hands On Atlanta Week is a snapshot of the work volunteers do every day! If you want to get involved and serve our community, explore our opportunity calendar and do something good!
HANDS ON ATLANTA WEEK TO BRING UNITY AND IMPACT TO METRO ATLANTA
Hands On Atlanta Week presented by The Arthur M. Blank Family Foundation will engage 5,000 people to support 50 nonprofits and schools with more than 200 unique and meaningful volunteer projects and events from Oct. 2-9, 2021. Participants can expect traditional in-person volunteer projects, engaging virtual projects and more during metro Atlanta’s largest week of service.
Metro Atlanta’s largest week of service will share over 200 volunteer projects and social good events from Oct. 2-9, 2021
Hands On Atlanta Week, presented by The Arthur M. Blank Family Foundation, will engage 5,000 people to support 50 nonprofits and schools with more than 200 unique and meaningful volunteer projects and events from Oct. 2-9, 2021. Participants can expect traditional in-person volunteer projects, engaging virtual projects and more during metro Atlanta’s largest week of service.
Hands On Atlanta Week will focus on the ongoing effects of the Covid-19 pandemic. With a series of safe, small group in-person and virtual volunteer opportunities, the top priorities will focus on fighting food insecurity and education. In addition, with more than a third of Americans experiencing symptoms of anxiety and depression throughout the pandemic, Hands On Atlanta will also focus on the benefits of volunteering as a proven way individuals can regain their feeling of self-worth, purpose and to find human and social connection.
“2021 has been another challenging year for everyone in Atlanta, but the overwhelming feedback from our volunteers has been how helping others has renewed their sense of purpose and connection to their community. Our hope is that Hands On Atlanta Week will give anyone and everyone a way to discover new, safe, and unifying ways to do something good,” said Jay Cranman, Hands On Atlanta President and CEO.
Hands On Atlanta Week will kick-off with 48in48’s global hack-a-thon for good, where skills based volunteers will build 48 websites for 48 nonprofits in 48 hours. Other marquee projects include a Learning in Color STEM mural for M. Agnes Jones Elementary School by volunteers from LexisNexis Risk Solutions, a meal pack for students and families at Love T. Nolan Elementary School by volunteers from Coca-Cola USA, and a technology boost and beautification at Hollis Academy by volunteers from NCR.
“Hands on Atlanta has a long history of addressing the city’s most urgent needs, and The Arthur M. Blank Family Foundation is pleased to support their efforts to provide Atlantans with safe, meaningful opportunities to volunteer in our community. Many of our own associates will be volunteering, and we’re looking forward to gathering together and giving back,” said Fay Twersky, president, The Arthur M. Blank Family Foundation.
Hands On Atlanta Week will take place from Saturday, Oct. 2 through Saturday, Oct. 9, 2021. To get your company or organization involved, or to serve with your family and friends, visit www.handsonatlanta.org/week
Hands On Atlanta Week Hopes to Inspire Unity Across Metro Atlanta
Hands On Atlanta Week will feature over 200 unique and meaningful ways Atlantans can unite in service from Oct. 3-10, 2020. Participants can expect traditional in-person volunteer projects, engaging virtual projects and more during Atlanta’s largest week of service.
Hands On Atlanta will deliver seven days of in-person and virtual service opportunities for people in metro Atlanta to unite in support of Covid-19 relief efforts, food assistance, racial equity, voter access and more.
ATLANTA, GA – Hands On Atlanta Week will feature over 200 unique and meaningful ways Atlantans can unite in service from Oct. 3-10, 2020. Participants can expect traditional in-person volunteer projects, engaging virtual projects and more during Atlanta’s largest week of service.
Atlantans will be encouraged to host and attend virtual “Bridging the Racial Divide” Civic Dinner conversations, attend the virtual Atlanta Black Theater Festival and participate in The Race: A virtual & digital half marathon that supports black-owned businesses, neighborhoods, and charities. In an effort to increase voter accessibility and turnout, Hands On Atlanta has partnered with the ACLU of Georgia, Vote Early Day, and other nonpartisan organizations to recruit poll workers and raise awareness for early voting options. Technologists and creatives can join 48in48’s global hack-a-thon for good to build over 48 websites for 48+ nonprofits in 48 hours! These are just a few of the ways Atlantans can participate in Hands On Atlanta Week.
“2020 has been a challenging year for everyone in Atlanta, but the shining light across our community has been the thousands of changemakers stepping up to help their neighbors in need. Hands On Atlanta Week will give anyone and everyone a way to discover new, safe, and unifying ways to do something good,” said Jay Cranman, Hands On Atlanta President and CEO.
Hands On Atlanta Week will also focus on Covid-19 relief and food insecurity – from in-person food distributions and meal packing with the Atlanta Community Food Bank to letter-writing campaigns for healthcare workers. Sponsor, Coca-Cola USA, will join the fight against food insecurity and support several virtual projects throughout the week.
“Throughout our 134-year history, Coca-Cola has always been there to make a difference in local communities,” said Alba Baylin, Vice President of Community and Stakeholder Relations, Coca-Cola North America. “Serving communities in need has never been more important than right now. That's why we're pleased to support Hands On Atlanta Week, which will truly make a difference for so many people throughout Atlanta.”
Hands On Atlanta Week will take place from Saturday, Oct. 3 through Saturday, Oct. 10, 2020. To get your company or organization involved, or to serve with your family and friends, visit www.handsonatlanta.org/week
Wrap Up Report | Hands On Atlanta Week 2019
For our 30th anniversary (yes, it’s been 30 years of Hands On Atlanta!) we really wanted to do something big. We wanted to celebrate our organizations roots in community service, while also looking into the future to see what our role in making Atlanta the most equitable and civically engaged city in the world! We turned our annual day of service into Hands On Atlanta Week - marking Oct. 5-12 as the city’s largest week of service!
Powered by the support of our sponsors, including our presenting sponsor, Delta Air Lines, and in partnership with more than 50 of our nonprofit partners, we hosted or promoted over 250 volunteer projects or social good events during Hands On Atlanta Week!
Volunteer projects ranged from the massive, like 5,000 Atlanta Hawks fans packing 1,000,000 meals inside of State Farm Arena, to the small, but mighty projects like 25 volunteers from Accenture working hard to beautify Lindsey Street Park over in English Ave. Projects covered the innovative with 48in48’s skills based hack-a-thon for good and the spontaneous with the STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) kit build pop-up project at the Atlanta Beltline Center on the east-side trail. Impact events like The Race Half Marathon and 5k, The Human Rights Film Festival at Morehouse and the 2nd Annual Atlanta Senior Day saw thousands of attendees and hundreds of volunteers! There was a ton of good happening during Hands On Atlanta Week, click here for a full list of all of our partners and projects.
In total, more than 10,000 ATLiens did something good, serving over 30,000 hours! The impact went viral online as well, as almost 25,000 visitors came to our website surpassing 1,000,000 social media impressions. Take a look at what some community leaders had to say (and do) during Hands On Atlanta Week…
“I had the BEST time this morning with the Pajama Program. My heart is so FULL!
I’m really glad I was able to participate…so much so that I signed up to be a Reading Buddy Plus!! It’s an extension of the Pajama Program where volunteers are paired with a child, and they read together on the 4th Monday of each month. I’m super excited about this.
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“It was a fantastic day and you all did a fantastic job! We are so grateful for your leadership, hard work, and super positive energy! Everyone here is talking about how good everything looks — thanks to you! Mr. Charles Robinson joins me in saying “Thank You!” for everything.
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Check out Delta’s 30th Kaboom! Build at KIPP Soul Primary School with 250 Delta employees and community members!
Go behind the scenes of a day at the Furniture Bank of Metro Atlanta with the team from iVision.
Thank You!
There are quite literally thousands of people we’d like to thank for helping pull off the city’s largest week of service! If you volunteered, attended an event, hosted an event or project, shared with your network, even if you just thought about doing something good… thank you!
Volunteering isn’t free and we couldn’t do this work without the generous support of our corporate sponsors. Thank you
Presenting Sponsor - Delta Air Lines
Visionaries - Fiserv, Norfolk Southern, State Farm
Changemakers - Coca-Cola, Global Payments
Leaders - Atlanta Hawks, Change Healthcare, Lexis Nexis, Mercedes Benz, UPS
Advocates - Accenture, Alston and Bird, BakerHostetler, BDO, Cognizant, Center for Community Progress, D-Mack Agency, Dell, Deloitte, iVision, Manhattan Associates, Northside Hospital, OneDigital
Feeling Inspired?
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