We asked members of the community how their organizations help the community. We’ve shared some of the responses below.
Sarah Welsh & Jenna Boettcher | Cofounders of Pickleball Social Club
Pickleball Social Club makes a positive social impact on the greater Atlanta area by creating a safe and welcoming environment for players of all levels, fostering friendships and expanding social circles. In our lives, we found meeting new people and making friendships especially difficult while transitioning into adulthood, so we created a space that makes it easy to make these connections. We actively involve local businesses through tournament prizes, sponsorships, and social events, which not only supports the local economy, but also strengthens community ties. Through these efforts, we help build a more connected and supportive community. Read more>>
Cristina Culbreth | Photographer
My business as a photographer profoundly impacts both the community and the world by capturing moments that create lasting memories. Each photograph I take serves as a timeless reminder of love, joy, and connection, allowing individuals to reflect on and share their experiences with friends and family. By highlighting the beauty of life’s fleeting moments, I aim to foster appreciation for our shared humanity and encourage people to cherish the time they have together. Read more>>
Sam Kim | yoga instructor & retreat leader
No one is surprised to hear a yoga instructor sing the praises of yoga, but so many people out in the world do not feel like yoga is an approachable practice for them. The benefits of a yoga practice speak for themselves : stress regulation, breath control, strength, mobility. My practice strives to make yoga, and the benefits it brings to your life, truly accessible – both in cost & in experience. Too many times I’ve had people talk to me about being too intimidated to practice yoga at a studio, and how difficult it is to get started at home by yourself. Read more>>
Olivia J Price | Realtor
Olivia J Price Realty Group empowers the community by promoting homeownership, providing financial literacy education, and offering mentorship programs for young women and aspiring real estate professionals. We also support essential workers through free home buying workshops and engage in grassroots efforts to uplift underserved communities. Through these initiatives, we aim to build stronger, more resilient neighborhoods and foster long-term financial growth for individuals and families. Unfortunately in our modern economy the cost of living is more expensive than ever, and the basic ways of life are becoming obsolete for example shelter. Read more>>