Two Sparrows Village Hosts Annual Bird Bash Fundraiser on November 7th

Fayetteville, GA — October 2025 — Two Sparrows Village will host its annual Bird Bash on Friday, November 7, 2025, from 6 PM to 11 PM at Shipyard and Town Stage at the Town at Trilith, 125 Shepperton Way, Fayetteville.

The beloved event brings together community members, supporters, and local businesses for an evening of fine wine, food, music, dancing, and celebration — all to benefit Two Sparrows Village, a nonprofit providing residential and day programs for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

“This event means so much to our families and to me personally,” said Jennifer Conforti, Founder of Two Sparrows Village, whose daughter, Abby, has profound Autism. “Each year, Bird Bash reminds us how strong our community is when it comes together to create a place of belonging and purpose for adults with special needs.”

The 2025 Bird Bash is made possible through the generosity of local sponsors, including:
Sparrow Sponsors: Oak & Owl Renovations and Christian City
Cardinal Sponsor: Ginger and Darren Hartzog
Bluebird Sponsors: Steven N. Newton Law and Waverly Advisors, LLC
Robin Sponsors: David Lewis & Co. and Sage Navigator
Media Sponsors: The Citizen and Fayette County Lifestyle

Tickets for Bird Bash are nearly sold out, with less than two weeks remaining before the event. Guests are encouraged to secure tickets soon or consider joining as sponsors to help further the mission of Two Sparrows Village.

Bird Bash supports the nonprofit’s vision of providing safe, community-based homes and enriching day services that empower adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities to live full, meaningful lives.

Visit www.twosparrowsvillage.org for more information, to purchase tickets, or to become a sponsor.

About Two Sparrows Village
Two Sparrows Village is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization providing housing and day programs for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Founded by Jennifer Conforti, mother to Abby — a young woman living with profound autism — the organization was born out of a parent’s love and desire to ensure that all individuals, regardless of ability, have a safe and supportive place to thrive.