REDEEM ProjectsMaking Things Happen
REDEEM Re- entry and Supportive Housing
R.E.D.E.E.M.E.D Community Outreach we provide Resources, Economics,Development .Employment, Entrepreneurship, and Mentorship to whoever needs us. Using these six tools we strive to do our part in creating a world where every person has FOOD, CLOTHING
and SHELTER . The REDEEM House will achieve this goal by providing a
wholistic economic development, housing, health, an approach to a clean, quiet and safe haven for single females transitioning from battered ,ex-offenders, homeless, divorcees, or experiencing other hardships transitional periods. permanent housing assistance for women only
Volunteers Needed
Come grow with us! volunteer opportunities are available with our Adopted Parks Reentry Housing, Community garden Fruit Orchard, Neighborhood Association all these Redeem Projects will be an environmental model in the West End community for years to come picking is free to the public in the parks parks .. [read more]
West End Farmers Market Atl
Sponsors, Vendors, Added Value Produce and Talent Showcase Opportunities available. Accepting, WIC, SNAP, debit, credit cards. Get more with WWG $2 for $1 double and save. Contact Market Manager at 404.755.9441... [read more]
Park Pride: REDEEM Adopt-A-Park
Park Pride’s Adopt-A-Park the Gorden White Park was adopted by Redeem projects It was organized by the neighborhood watch, WENA, to clean up abandoned lots. and nearby parks The Holderness and Lucile fruit trees and Gordon White Park urban garden Demo park... [read more]
West End Neighborhood Association
The mission of W.E.N.A. is to improve the lives and provide opportunities for the residents living in the West End NPU-T... [read more]
United Way Marine Toys for Tots
Free Toys Giveaway
This event will be held annually on Sunday 3PM - 5PM at Fire-station #17. There will be toys for children ages 0-14. Come and enjoy hot dogs, hot chocolate, and pictures with Santa Claus!
The City of Atlanta's first Community Garden was founded in 1995 by 97-year-old Mother Clyde and Sister DeBorah Williams to rid the neighborhood of abandoned lots. Because of the movement, a neighborhood watch was founded... [read more]
Garden Fresh - From the Plant to the Plate Training
The Garden Fresh program demonstrates how fruits and vegetables go from seed to plant to plate, as well as the importance of eating fresh fruits and vegetables. Interactive includes lunch and a tour... [read more]
