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Annual HOPE Atlanta Heroes for HOPE Gala

Thursday, October 7th 2021
The Stave Room at American Spirit Works

We’d love for you to join us in-person (or online!) for this year’s Heroes for HOPE gala.

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Last year, we raised $248,000!

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Thanks to Our Heroes for HOPE Sponsors

Title Sponsor

Champion

Guardians

Laura and Robert LaChapelle

Advocate

Ambling
Tito's Handmade Vodka

Friends

Alston & Bird LLP
Atlanta Downtown Improvement
CORT
Cox Enterprises
Georgia Perinatal Consultants
Integrated Genetics
Robert and Norma Kadoori
Novare Group
OneStreet Residential
RentPath

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Experts have long feared a looming eviction crisis

Experts have long feared a looming eviction crisis in Georgia. When the federal eviction moratorium expires on July 31, that crisis will be upon us. Learn more about the challenges facing low-income renters and how you can help strengthen our support system.

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Step up to the #HOPEinActionChallenge by volunteer

Step up to the #HOPEinActionChallenge by volunteering to pack or deliver meals to help keep kids nourished during summer break! #SmartLunchSmartKid

Make a difference ✅
Meet new people ✅
Put HOPE into action ✅

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Remember to post a photo or video of yourself or your group volunteering using #HOPEinActionChallenge and tag us!

As a storm began to roll in, Larry Clay scrambled

As a storm began to roll in, Larry Clay scrambled to gather his belongings and seek cover. Larry had been unsheltered for 8 years, and at one point, he had given up hope of ever getting off the streets. But Janika, one of our outreach team members, never gave up on Larry. She checked in on him for five years until he finally agreed to accept help amid the COVID-19 outbreak, and we transitioned him temporarily to one of our Healthy Hotels.

After experiencing what it was like to have things like shelter, privacy, and running water once again, Larry was ready to seek permanent housing. After Larry and Janika spent months filing paperwork and making arrangements, move-in day had finally arrived. On that rainy morning, Janika’s van pulled up just in time.

“I said, ‘Mr. Clay, pack it up. We’re fixing to go to your apartment,’” Janika recalled. “He was so excited when he got those keys.”

Congratulations, Larry!

Taking action against inequality can mean educatin

Taking action against inequality can mean educating ourselves and others.

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HOPE Atlanta seeks to help Georgians avoid homelessness and hunger through a comprehensive approach that equips them with the tools for lifelong stability.

Our vision is to end hunger and homelessness for every Georgian.

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