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Georgia Power Provides $20,000 Grant To Atlanta BeltLine Project
Georgia Power donated $20,000 to the Atlanta BeltLine Project to support its efforts to "elevate Atlanta as a globally competitive city."
ATLANTA, GA — Georgia Power regional leadership recently announced a $20,000 donation to the Atlanta BeltLine project. Funding will provide stretches of parks, trails and transit across 45 neighborhoods in the city.
Georgia Power said in a news release that the company continues to support the Atlanta BeltLine’s efforts to “elevate Atlanta as a globally competitive city that is attracting new residents and businesses, while driving economic development.”
They said they are dedicated to being a “citizen wherever they serve” in communities across Georgia.
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Georgia Power works closely with the Atlanta BeltLine to provide funding, volunteering and board service to assist in the creation of economically and culturally vibrant, walkable, sustainable, mixed-income communities that are connected physically, civically and socially, while leading to a high quality of life for Atlanta’s residents.
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