The last couple months have kept Dawn very busy. Her dedication to honoring fellow agents recovering from breast cancer was a driving force behind the Keller Williams Live Luxury effort to make the Breast Cancer Awareness Holiday Event a success. But she wasn’t done volunteering her time there… she is sporting her hard hat, clipboard, and making her way through the Garden District each morning keeping the Midtown Sidewalk project on task.
Breast Cancer Awareness Holiday Event
Live Luxury Team Delivering Bags
On Thursday, December 12 the Live Luxury division, a boutique division of Keller Williams Luxury International and the award-winning Southeast Region and Johnny Was, a clothing designer, hosted a festive holiday party in support of breast cancer awareness in honor of Luxury Agent Linde Moore. Kay & Glen Evans opened their home at The Charles in Buckhead for the event, which was beautifully decorated in white, gold, and shades of pink. White and pink peonies arranged with hydrangeas filled the club room at The Charles alongside an ornately decorated wreath and white Christmas tree. Luxury agents came together to help with the decorations, as well as adorning the tree and wreath with custom ornaments displaying Team Linde to honor their fellow agent in her recovery of breast cancer.
Dawn and Lori Hilton, West Cobb Office
With delicious food catered by The Capital Grille, the event was elegant and intimate. The agents provided a tribute to Team Linde by collecting and organizing comfort bags for women going through chemotherapy. Along with the comfort bags donation, Johnny Was manager Jordan Payne donated scarves. All the items were donated to the Piedmont Breast Cancer Center.
Kay Evans wants to thank everyone involved with making the event as memorable as possible, and for making a difference in the lives of countless women.
Midtown Sidewalk Project (Courtesy of Midtown Neighborhood Association)
WHERE ARE THE NEW SIDEWALKS GOING?
Rain or shine… the job must go on!
The sidewalks being repaired follow a specified route pictured in the map above. While our Midtown Garden District Master Plan (MGDMP) outlines a much larger area of disrepair, the funding limitations for this particular project required we find a way to prioritize one area over another. It is our hope that future sidewalk funding will be available to continue repairing our sidewalks. For the scope of this project, RENEW Atlanta and MNA referred to the MGDMP and agreed to primarily target major traffic thoroughfares based on local resident and visitor use and the level of disrepair along that route. We hope that the selection of these high volume streets will result in all of our residents enjoying some segment of this major community improvement in their daily route. Section 4.5 of the Midtown Garden District Master Plan summarizes the areas of sidewalk repair need and the community’s feedback on how to prioritize repair efforts.
