Items to be
auctioned include a Viking barbecue grill, a
stained glass window, a chandelier, and many
other beautiful items. Proceeds from the auction
will help support Atlanta Habitat's mission of
offering affordable housing opportunities to
qualified, low-income Atlanta families.
Atlanta Habitat
will be at the show selling small gift items and
distributing information on how you can help.
Thanks to the investment of more than 18,000
volunteers and friends each year, Atlanta Habitat
has witnessed tremendous growth and success.
Last September,
they celebrated the building of their 500th home,
a milestone achieved first by Atlanta Habitat
among more than 1,500 affiliates nationwide. To
build on this momentum, Atlanta Habitat has set
an ambitious goal of 200 homes over the next
three years.
Habitat for
Humanity in Atlanta, Inc. is a non-profit,
501(c)(3) charitable organization dedicated to
the elimination of substandard housing in
Atlanta, working in partnership with
corporations, churches, civic organizations,
local foundations, and individual volunteers from
all walks of life to construct modest, sturdy
homes, which are then purchased by qualified,
low-income Atlanta families.
Habitat for
Humanity in Atlanta is one of 1500 "local
affiliates" of Habitat for Humanity
International, which is headquartered in
Americus, Georgia.
Don't miss the
latest in everything from appliances to lighting
to siding to landscaping - all under one
roof at the Atlanta Home Show.
Dates: September
21-24, 2000
Thursday, Noon - 8
PM;
Friday, Noon - 9
PM;
Saturday, 10 AM - 9
PM;
Sunday, Noon - 6
PM.
Admission: adults
$8, seniors $7, Children 7-12 $2, children 6 and
under-FREE. Special $5 rates for groups of 20 or
more with reservations before August 31. Buy
tickets online at www.atlantahomeshow.com
or at the door. For more information call the 24
Hour Info line at (770) 798-1997.
The 17th Annual
Atlanta Home Show is presented by B-98.5 FM,
sponsored by The Home Depot, and produced by
SEMCO Productions.






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