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Many, many thanks to Randy Barnes for this fantastic video highlighting the needs of the #ATLFlood victims!

Please join us at the St. Regis Hotel on 12.03.09 for a party with a purpose!

Ticket prices include food and 2 drinks per person, and proceeds benefit the flood victims -- many of whom have lost everything -- via Cobb Disaster Recovery and The Furniture Bank of Atlanta.

Please visit our website for further details and to purchase tickets.

We hope to see you there!

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I’m working with several friends and colleagues to raise $15,000 to aid Atlanta-area flood victims who are still in desperate need.

Not So Silent Night Atlanta Holiday Bash benefitting Atlanta flood victims who aren’t in the news anymore, but still in desperate need. Proceeds from the event go directly to Cobb Disaster Recovery and The Furniture Bank of Metro Atlanta. The event aims to raise $10K in cash donations for the two agencies and $5k in donated goods and services for the victims.

Join us for heavy hors d’oeuvres and drinks, mingling and networking in the posh, sophisticated ambiance at the St. Regis Hotel!

Hors d’oeuvres and two drinks included in ticket price.

Tickets: $65 each and include complimentary valet parking. Register here.

When: Thurs., Dec. 3rd, 6:30pm-10:00pm

Where: St. Regis Atlanta Hotel
88 West Paces Ferry Road
Atlanta, GA 30305 Map
(404) 563-7900

Why: As many as 1,500 families in Cobb County are still trying to piece their lives together after losing their homes and belongings in the Atlanta flood. Many are still living with friends, family or in hotels. Many are in need of aid and face the daunting task of furnishing a place to live. Let’s get them the help they need before the holidays. These are mothers, fathers, sons and daughters, old and young. They may be our friends, neighbors, family, co-workers. We need to have their lives back to normal so they can continue contributing to our society and our economy.

Beneficiaries: Cobb Disaster Recovery, The Furniture Bank of Metro Atlanta, Atlanta Flood Victims

Organizers: Four Atlanta marketing professionals dedicated to helping aid these families in need:

  • Chad Rothschild, marketing and branding expert with Summit Marketing;
  • Stephanie Frost, sales and marketing strategist and Director of Business Development for Zero-G Creative;
  • Stephanie A. Lloyd, Strategist-in-Chief at Radiant Veracity;
  • Jenny DeVaughn, CEO of Social Precision, specializing in strategic corporate and professional growth via social media consulting.

Find contact info for the organizers here.

Sponsors: Atlanta Daybook, Connect magazine. More sponsorships available.

Attendees: Those who care about our community. Or love a good party. Or both.

How: Register here.

Can’t make it? We understand, but please consider helping us in at least one of the ways below:

1. Email, tweet, Facebook or tell this story to as many of your friends and colleagues as you can and share this link: atlholidaybash.com or follow on Twitter #ATLBash.

2. Buy a ticket and give it to someone you owe a favor or as an early holiday gift.

3. Buy two tickets and donate them to two flood victims who really need a break. Contact Chad Rothschild and we will help you do this.

4.Go to Cobb Disaster Recovery (www.cobbrecovery.org) or The Furniture Bank of Metro Atlanta (www.furniturebankatlanta.org) to learn what they do and what they need. Share it with others.

5. Make a direct donation (no matter how small) to either agency: www.cobbrecovery.org/donate.php or http://www.furniturebankatlanta.org/donate.html to donate furniture or make a cash donation.

6. Volunteer to help at either agency: www.cobbrecovery.org/volunteer.php or www.furniturebankatlanta.org/volunteer.html

7. Ask your organization or your clients to consider making a cash donation to either agency of any amount between $100 and $1000. Organizations or individuals making donations over $500 will receive 2 Feature story publish dates on Atlanta Daybook to use as you please. Contact Karla Sinclair at 770.671.0213 after the donation is made.

8. Sponsor the event with a donation of $1,000 or more and receive recognition at the event and through Atlanta Daybook and Connect Magazine. For more info on large donations or sponsorships, call Chad Rothschild at 770.778.0317.

9. Donate goods and/or services that can be used by either agency. Any donated goods and services of $500 or more will receive two free Feature story publish dates on Atlanta Daybook to use as you please. Contact Karla Sinclair at 770.671.0213 after the donation is made.

10. Volunteer to help the organizers. We’ll take all the help we can get! Call Chad Rothschild at 770.778.0317.

11. Share the story of an Atlanta flood victim you know so we can let Atlanta know how they are fairing in the recovery. Contact Karla Sinclair at 770.671.0213.

12. Tell us how else you can help us. Chad Rothschild at 770.778.0317 or Karla Sinclair at 770-671-0213.

Look for more details and news about this event in the coming days as this grassroots effort gets pulled together. Check back on Atlanta Daybook, or atlholidaybash.com or follow us on Twitter – #ATLBash.

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Today I took enough clothes, shoes, and linens to fill an entire closet to a HopeATL volunteer location outside of Atlanta and several people have asked me for information on the organization so I thought I’d provide it here.

From the website it looked as though the one I went to today is the closest if you are coming from inside the city:

County Line Baptist Church 770/942-0190
1814 N. County Line Rd. / Lithia Springs, GA

30122 9:00 am to 9:00 pm MON – FRI, 9:00 am to 4:00 pm SAT | September 28 – Oct. 7

* Accepting donations of clothing and food. Donations will be distributed to flood victims on Oct. 10.

Even so…I’m not going to lie. It was quite a hike. 35 miles each way. However…it could not have been more worth it!

I was incredibly moved when I arrived at the church to find so many volunteers…and so many donations that had already been made! Clothing lined the hallways and every room I walked past…and there was an entire room full of nothing but shoes. I literally got teary-eyed I was so overwhelmed and inspired.

I’m reluctant to say that because I don’t want to give the impression that they are still not in dire need of donations; anything from clothing and shoes to household items to tools and trucks to help with clean-up and reconstruction.

And, of course; money!

For more information on the desperate need for help and donations you can check out the organization’s brief video (if you are not moved by this you are sub-human.)

Please visit the HopeATL site for details on how you can volunteer, donate, and/or contribute to help provide relief and assistance for the flood victims of Atlanta. On Twitter you can search the hashtags #HopeATL and #ATLflood for additional information.

Additionally, I’m working with a group of friends including Chad Rothschild, Stephanie Frost, Erik Wolf, Taryn Pisaneschi, Todd Schnick, and The Fabulous Jenny DeVaughn to put together a festive holiday bash at the St. Regis Hotel in Buckhead with proceeds benefiting HopeATL.

Stay tuned for details and we hope you’ll be able to join us!

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Ladies, mark your calendars!

If you missed the very first Atlanta Chicks Tweetup do not fear…the next one is just around the corner!

Please mark your calendars for the next #ATLChix Tweetup on Thursday, October 15, 2009 at the St. Regis Hotel in Buckhead.

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The first ever #ATLChix Tweetup was a success! And loads of fun. Obviously.

July 17, 2009

First, a slideshow of completely awesome photos from The Very First Ever #ATLChix Tweetup last night! (Which you can also find on CNN, by the way…)

Now, to share a bit more detail about the day’s events with you…
In preparation for the first ever #ATLChix Tweetup taking place at the brand-new luxurious St. Regis Hotel in [...]

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Announcing the very first ever Atlanta Chicks Tweetup!

July 15, 2009

It’s summer and what better time to get together and sip martinis with your girlfriends?
Join us on the patio of Paces 88 Restaurant at the St. Regis Hotel in Buckhead for the first ever Atlanta Chicks Tweetup hosted by Stephanie Frost @swfrost + Rachel Rose @rachelwriter + me!
This event is open to those who are [...]

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