HEAD = CHOA’s Firefly Fete

 

Get ready for the Firefly Fete, the Brookhaven Friends’ annual spring fundraiser for Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta (CHOA). This year’s event will be co-chaired by Justine Regnier and Julie Train, and held at Leela Maxa’s Vermont Road home on April 27 from 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. Enjoy an evening of music, dancing, and great food and drinks while you support CHOA.

 

Sponsorships are available starting at $500 for a patron (includes two tickets) up to $5,000 for platinum (10 tickets). Individual tickets are $100. For more information and to purchase tickets, visit the event website at http://choa.org/firefly. Questions? Contact Justine at Justineregnier6@gmail.com

 

 

HEAD = Historic Brookhaven Meal Train Kicks Off

 

Know a neighbor who recently had a baby or has been sick and could use some Southern love, aka a meal? If so, contact Sarah Cyrus who is spearheading the new Meal Train committee of the Ladies of Historic Brookhaven Social Club.

 

Neither you nor your neighbor need to be a member of the Social Club. This is just one of the group’s efforts to further community and caring in the neighborhood. Once notified, Sarah will contact the neighbor and set up a meal train link.

 

“I know this subject is near and dear to many of us, so don’t be shy if you have a need or know someone who would enjoy feeling cared for,” Sarah notes.

 

Email Sarah at sarahlcyrus@gmail.com. In your email, include the name of the recipient, their address, preferred drop-off dates and times, number of people to feed, favorite and least favorite meals or restaurants, and any allergies or special instructions. Sarah will create a Meal Train schedule and solicit meal volunteers.