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196 shelter residents moving to new homes from Peachtree-Pine; Housewarming gifts being collected

December 7,2017

Media Contact: 
Paige Sullivan
Central Atlanta Progress
404-658-5981 or PSullivan@AtlantaDowntown.com 


196 Shelter Residents Moving to New Homes from Peachtree-Pine;
Housewarming gifts being collected 

ATLANTA (November 30, 2017) – Central Atlanta Progress, in collaboration with Partners for HOME, encourages the Atlanta community to donate household starter gifts to those transitioning out of the Peachtree-Pine Shelter and into permanent housing.  

Peachtree-Pine shelter clients have few belongings, especially kitchen wares or cleaning supplies for their new homes, so an Amazon wish list of household items has been set up by Partner for HOME (PFH) staff. PFH is a nonprofit collaborating with the providers of the Atlanta Homeless Continuum of Care to facilitate the transition.
 
Donors may purchase entire starter kits or purchase a la carte items from $1 to $50 from the wish list on Amazon.com. Items range from hand soap and dryer sheets to laundry baskets and dishes. Household Starter Kit Wish List: http://bit.ly/pphomestarter

Supporting the Peachtree-Pine shelter clients as they transition to permanent housing reaffirms our community's commitment to making homelessness rare, brief and nonrecurring, and the community’s generosity is appreciated during this season of giving and compassion.

For those interested in making a donation in person, purchased items can be dropped off at 818 Pollard Blvd., 3rd floor, Atlanta GA 30315.

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About Central Atlanta Progress / Atlanta Downtown Improvement District: Central Atlanta Progress, Inc., is a Downtown business association with approximately 240 members. Its mission is to champion a vibrant community with strong leadership and sustainable infrastructure that is safe, livable, diverse, economically viable, accessible, clean, hospitable and entertaining. The Atlanta Downtown Improvement District is a 501(c)(3) non-profit, charitable corporation created by CAP to make Downtown safer, cleaner and more hospitable.

About Partners for HOME: Created by the Mayor’s Office in 2014, Partners for HOME Inc. is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to bringing public and private partners together to create a city where homelessness is rare and brief. Partners for HOME is a compassionate community champion of what we see as an innovative and robust approach to homelessness. Our team of data and policy experts are trusted partners who facilitate community-based strategic planning efforts, provide transparency and accountability and adhere to national best-practices standards. Partners for Home also works to secure private and public funds and serves as the collaborative applicant for the Atlanta Continuum of Care, ensuring our homeless providers have access to federal funding.