ATLANTA - TelAve -- As part of an annual nationwide initiative that has been in place since 2005, David Weekley Homes' Atlanta Division has kicked off its Giving Thanks, Giving Back Thanksgiving Drive. The builder invites Georgians to join them in making this holiday season more bountiful for individuals in need by "stuffing" its communities with donations. Now through November 15, the award-winning homebuilder will collect non-perishable food items at five of its active communities, which span from Flowery Branch to Canton. On the final day of the drive, David Weekley Homes will collect frozen turkeys at its Atlanta Division Office. The 2024 Giving Thanks, Giving Back drive will benefit St. Vincent de Paul Georgia - the oldest, largest, and most trusted statewide social services safety net organization in Georgia with an aim of providing help and hope to neighbors in need.

"The spirit of giving is a foundational principle at David Weekley Homes," said Adam Cornett, Atlanta Division President for David Weekley Homes. "So much so that we have our own foundation – the Dovetail Impact Foundation. We are committed to being a leader in volunteer and philanthropic efforts within the home building industry. We are improving lives through the efforts of our CARE program – which includes our Thanksgiving Drive, Back-to-School Supplies Drive, blood drives, an annual Build Day for a local nonprofit, and other initiatives through our long-standing partnership with HomeAid Atlanta. We're delighted to team up with St. Vincent de Paul Georgia this Thanksgiving. In addition to the nonperishables and turkeys we collect, we will gift $10,000 to help St. Vincent de Paul enhance the pantry at its main service center in Chamblee with appliances and security features."

More on TelAve News

• Balam and Transfera Unveil the World's First Remittance-as-a-Service Platform
• AI-driven money-saving tips: Black Friday shopping guide for 2024
• myStaze: Revolutionizing Live Music Streaming in the U.S. – Artists Earn 90% of Ticket Sales!
• Crosby Tatum's "The People, United" heads to Georgia & New York City during 2024 US General Election Season
• Terror Strikes - not if, but when, and Fight? Flight? Third option

The following items are needed:

• Canned vegetables
• Mac-and-cheese
• Instant potatoes
• Cake mix
• Bread mix
• Salt and pepper
• Coffee
• Shelf-stable milk
• Juice
• Egg substitute

Drop-off times are Monday — Saturday from 10am – 6pm or Sunday from 1-6pm at these locations:

• Crescent Pointe at Great Sky in Canton
• The Retreat at Sterling on the Lake in Flowery Branch
• Ellis in Marietta
• Havencroft and Maple Grove at Towne Lake in Woodstock

The David Weekley Homes Atlanta Division Office – located at 100 Mansell Court East, Suite 100 in Roswell – will be the sole collection site for frozen turkey donations on Friday, November 15th, from 11 a.m. – 2 p.m. As thanks for their participation, lunch will be provided to donors.

David Weekley Homes Atlanta also provides an online element to this year's food drive. Donors can make their purchases through Amazon (https://www.amazon.com/registries/gl/guest-view/1GXA2YDFGRESP) or Walmart (https://www.walmart.com/registry/ER/c084d234-ecaf-405c-b279-b40c3dcc26a6), both of which will ship those items to the Division Office. To find the addresses of David Weekley Homes' model homes, donors are asked to visit www.DavidWeekleyHomes.com.

More on TelAve News

• X3 Build Shares 4 Essential Questions to Ask a Custom Home Builder in Santa Monica Before Hiring Them
• LIBRE's Cesar Grajales Tops the #1 Rankings for Spanish Radio Stations in Miami
• Lou Rodriguez Unveils Game-Changing 'Divorce Listings Insider Newsletter'
• Riggo Production Studio Delivers Film and Video Production to U.S. Army Central
• ARTSCAPY: Unlocking Liquidity in the Art Market Through Data-Driven Art Financing Solutions