Black History Month Belonging Event Supports Atlanta Community Through Volunteer Service and Outreach

Programming example

Hey work bestie 💼✨Let’s talk about what it looks like to turn purpose into action.I had the opportunity to lead and coordinate our Black History Month Belonging event here in ATL and I knew I didn’t want it to be just another celebration.I wanted it to make an impact.So instead of keeping it internal, I leaned into our community.With a vision and a budget, we partnered with Mobile Showers ATL to support our unhoused neighbors right here in our city.What that looked like in real life:– meals served to 200 people– 75 individuals received access to hot mobile showers– countless men and women were able to pick up gently worn clothing and shoesBut more than the numbers… it was about dignity.It was about creating a moment where people could reset, feel seen, and be cared for in a real way.And that’s what I’m most proud of.We closed the night by coming together as a team at a Black-owned restaurant, reflecting on the impact and reminding ourselves that the work doesn’t stop here.This is what belonging looks like to me.Not just celebrating culture… but showing up for community.Grateful to be in a space where ideas can turn into action and action can turn into impact.I got you 🤍How are you creating impact in your community right now?hashtag#HeyWorkBestie hashtag#BlackHistoryMonth hashtag#CommunityImpact hashtag#CorporateResponsibility hashtag#Belonging hashtag#Atlanta hashtag#WomenInBusiness hashtag#Leadership hashtag#PurposeDriven

Communities

• Black

Observances

• Black History Month

Formats

• Volunteering & Service Day

Goals

• Give Back