The Salvation Army of Metro Atlanta | “Doing the Most Good” Gala

The night highlighted the impact The Salvation Army has had on the unhoused in our community and looked to the future, celebrating the expansion of the downtown Atlanta shelter and its rebranding to the Center of Hope.

Greg Clay, Deputy Chief of Staff, City of Atlanta

Atlanta’s business and community leaders came together for an inspiring evening to support The Salvation Army of Metro Atlanta’s 3rd Annual Doing the Most Good Gala.

This year’s event took place in a piece of Atlanta history, The Foundry at Puritan Mill. The night highlighted the impact The Salvation Army has had on the unhoused in our community and looked to the future, celebrating the expansion of the downtown Atlanta shelter and its rebranding to the Center of Hope.

The expansion will allow The Salvation Army of Metro Atlanta to serve more people and includes an addition of an Education & Workforce Development Center.

Guests enjoyed a social hour with silent auction followed by a plated dinner, program, and music and dancing. Proceeds will support the Center of Hope and other programs and services provided by The Salvation Army of Metro Atlanta.

(L to R) David McBrayer, Jerry Hovorka, Milli Dunkin and Brian Heinlein of LDD Bludeline
Joe (Retired SVP, SunTrust Bank) & Renee Arnold
Joe (Retired SVP, SunTrust Bank) & Renee Arnold
Tom & Becky Summers - Tom was recognized as Co-Chair of our Capital Campaign

Host Committee

Cheryl & Chris Bachelder
Liz & Frank Blake
Dawn & Craig Menear
Becky & Tom Summers

(L to R) Danielle Appleman, Dawn Menear, Craig Menear (Chairman, The Home Depot), Stacie McWilliams
(L to R) Damian Kavanaugh, Amy Glennon, Salvation Army Board Chair, Wendy Kavanaugh & Mike Glennon
Board Member Chris Conlin & Dorian Harwood
Board Member Chris Conlin & Dorian Harwood
Don & Scarlett Ordner
Don & Scarlett Ordner
(L to R) Kay Aderhold, Thad King (board member), Tom Aderhold and Suzanne King
Robert & Julie Mimms copy
Robert & Julie Mimms copy
Robert & Julie Mimms
Artist Corey Barksdale