Mayor Andre Dickens and The Atlanta Women’s Foundation Host Annual Community Investment Celebration

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Mayor Andre Dickens is set to host the annual Community Investment Celebration in collaboration with The Atlanta Women’s Foundation on September 24, 2024, at Atlanta City Hall. This event is significant as it will announce major investments specifically aimed at supporting women and girls in the city. The celebration will also showcase the transformative impact of the foundation's grantmaking, highlighting the positive changes it has fostered within the community. Key speakers at the event include the City of Atlanta's Chief Equity Officer and the CEO of The Atlanta Women’s Foundation, who will emphasize the importance of equity and empowerment initiatives. Media representatives are invited to attend, with an early arrival recommended and an RSVP required for participation.

The focus of the event aligns with the city's broader goals of promoting inclusivity and supporting marginalized groups. This celebration not only marks a commitment to gender equity but also serves as a platform for community engagement and awareness. The event reflects the ongoing efforts of both the city and the foundation to create a more equitable environment for all residents.

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