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Learn more about the culture of Compassionate Atlanta & how we have grown with the City of Atlanta to offer a solution to the compassion problem.
Learn more about the culture of Compassionate Atlanta & how we have grown with the City of Atlanta to offer a solution to the compassion problem.
LEARN MORE ABOUT OUR WORK
Learn more about the culture of Compassionate Atlanta & how we have grown with the City of Atlanta to offer a solution to the compassion problem.
Learn more about the culture of Compassionate Atlanta & how we have grown with the City of Atlanta to offer a solution to the compassion problem.
Space is limited! Please contact info@CompassionateAtl.org if you’re able to attend.
Let’s get together to share food and community as we talk about the social issues surrounding local farmers, and farmer’s markets, food deserts, and the future of food access.
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In case you have not noticed, the election is fast approaching. It’s in 45 days to be exact. So, that means if you are not already registered to vote—NOW IS THE TIME.
We often use the phrase “it takes a village”. So, when we ask the question, “Who is in your village?” Who comes to mind? Who’s there to hold your hand when you’re having a bad day?
I remember exactly where I was on the morning of September 11, 2001. I’m guessing that you remember where you were, too. I had no idea how the day would impact my life and my work.
Do you ever wish we had a universal language? One that spanned borders, religions, even the ages?
In case you have not noticed, the election is fast approaching. It’s in 45 days to be exact. So, that means if you are not already registered to vote—NOW IS THE TIME.
We often use the phrase “it takes a village”. So, when we ask the question, “Who is in your village?” Who comes to mind? Who’s there to hold your hand when you’re having a bad day?
Woodlands Garden, one of Compassionate Atlanta’s charter partners, is all about compassion. The land that makes up the gardens was a compassionate gift to the community from Dr. and Mrs. Chet and Gene Morse after their death.
LEARN MORE ABOUT OUR WORK
Learn more about the culture of Compassionate Atlanta & how we have grown with the City of Atlanta to offer a solution to the compassion problem.
Learn more about the culture of Compassionate Atlanta & how we have grown with the City of Atlanta to offer a solution to the compassion problem.
Did you know that you can help create a more compassionate Atlanta every time you go to the supermarket?
If you have a registered Kroger Plus Card (available for free at the Customer Service desk in every Kroger store) and a Kroger Community Rewards online account, and choose us as your designated non-profit organization, your purchases will begin earning rewards for Compassionate Atlanta within 7 to 10 business days!
Register your Amazon.com account, make Compassionate Atlanta your charity of choice, and Amazon will donate 5% of eligible purchases to help us raise the voice of compassion throughout the city!
