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enAble of Georgia to Host the 29th Annual Dare to Dream Gala

Atlanta, Georgia: enAble of Georgia Foundation, Inc., the fundraising arm of enAble of Georgia, Inc., will hold its 29th Annual Dare to Dream Gala on Saturday, March 4, 2017 at the Renaissance Atlanta Waverly Hotel. The event is a black-tie optional event and will host approximately 400 guests. The Dare to Dream Gala will feature live entertainment provided by Atlanta’s popular band, Party Nation. Guests will enjoy a Live and Silent Auction, a fabulous dinner, cocktails and dancing. We want to thank this year’s Gala chairs, Mark and Kay Lewington, for stepping up to host this great event. (see photo)

The purpose of the event is to raise funds to support the mission of enAble of Georgia, to support people with special needs so they may lead fulfilled lives- physically, intellectually, and socially. The funds raised will help maintain the 18 group homes that enAble currently operates, and will help bridge the gap between Medicaid funding received by those we serve and the actual costs associated with fully supporting each individual.

enAble of Georgia was founded in 1979 by a group of parents seeking a place in their community and greater independence for their sons and daughters with developmental disabilities. enAble currently supports more than 120 adults with developmental disabilities in Metro Atlanta. All services provided by enAble focus on helping individuals become as independent as possible and to be a contributing, included member of their community.

To sponsor the Gala or buy your tickets today CLICK HERE!

For more information about enAble of Georgia or our events contact April Olsen at aolsen@enablega.org or 770.664.4347 x107. Please visit us online at www.enablega.org

About enAble of Georgia Foundation, Inc.:

enAble of Georgia Foundation, Inc., is the fundraising arm of enAble of Georgia, Inc. (enAble), an IRS-approved, 501 (c)(3) nonprofit organization founded in 1979 and headquartered in Roswell. The agency was started by a group of parents concerned about the future of their adult children with developmental disabilities. Now, over 37 years later, hundreds of Georgians and their families are served by enAble programs. Primary diagnoses of those served by enAble include: mild/moderate to severe/profound intellectual disability, autism, cerebral palsy and Down syndrome. More than 55% of these individuals have a significant secondary disability including physical disabilities, psychiatric disabilities, seizures, hearing and vision impairments.