You can lend your hands and heart to keep Atlanta BeltLine trails and parks clean and beautiful during Earth Month 2021. Throughout the month of April you, your family, and … Continue Reading →
New Measures Launching to Ensure Safety and Etiquette on the Atlanta BeltLine
Atlanta BeltLine, Inc., City of Atlanta, and Atlanta Police Department Collaborating on Reduced Speed Zone and Parking Enforcement ATLANTA – Atlanta BeltLine, Inc. (ABI), the City of Atlanta Department of … Continue Reading →
Share Your Passion for the Atlanta BeltLine as an Atlanta BeltLine Partnership Volunteer!
Are you interested in sharing your passion for the Atlanta BeltLine with others? Can’t wait to tell your friends about your last free fitness class, Run.Walk.Go! race, exploring the trail, or … Continue Reading →
LOVE ATLANTA Volunteers Make a Difference at Maddox and Tanyard Creek Parks
For the third straight year, volunteers from LOVE ATLANTA – a week-long program of city-wide service hosted by Passion City Church – showed up ready to serve on the Atlanta … Continue Reading →
Volunteering for the Greener Good at Aluma Farm
Many thanks to the 50+ volunteers who turned out for our “Greener Good” Volunteer Day at Aluma Farm this past Saturday! We were thrilled to see so many familiar faces, … Continue Reading →
Volunteer Day at Washington Park
It would have been tough to script a better late winter morning for a volunteer clean-up than what our group was lucky enough to experience this past Saturday, March 4 … Continue Reading →
Hands On Atlanta Becomes Official Volunteer Hub for Atlanta BeltLine Partnership
Joint Initiative to Help Bring the Atlanta BeltLine Vision to Life and Help Volunteers Get Involved in Their Communities The Atlanta BeltLine Partnership (ABP) and Hands On Atlanta (HOA) are partnering to … Continue Reading →
Volunteer Spotlight: Pebble Tossers of the Adopt the Atlanta BeltLine Program
The Atlanta BeltLine is a hands-on program and our continued success would not be possible without the work of our amazing volunteers. Special to our numerous forms of volunteering, our … Continue Reading →
Atlanta BeltLine, Inc. and Post Properties Team Up for a Workday
On October 15, 2015, Atlanta BeltLine, Inc. and Post Properties teamed up for the second annual workday on the Atlanta BeltLine. The 2014 workday, on the Northside Trail in Tanyard Creek Park, … Continue Reading →
Giving Back to the Community with Meals on Wheels Atlanta
On April 24, 2015, President and CEO of Atlanta BeltLine, Inc., Paul Morris, celebrated the 50th anniversary of Meals on Wheels Atlanta by spending his morning volunteering. Paul, his wife, and … Continue Reading →
Atlanta BeltLine Earth Day 2015
The overcast skies that hovered over our Atlanta BeltLine Earth Day activities held a silver lining: they kept the rain and sun at bay throughout the morning, allowing volunteers to tackle … Continue Reading →
The Atlanta Hawks and Arrow Exterminators present: Threes for Trees
The Atlanta Hawks partnered with the Arrow Exterminators to host the “Threes for Trees” program, donating to Trees Atlanta for each three-pointer made by the team at home during the … Continue Reading →
Return of the Southern Charm campaign
The Southern Charm etiquette campaign is back! On November 15, we’re welcoming the arrival of cold weather with some warm Atlanta BeltLine hospitality. The Southern Charm campaign is a coordinated … Continue Reading →
Volunteer Spotlight: Nathaniel Evans
The Atlanta BeltLine is an exciting project, and it attracts a lot of amazing volunteers for a variety of reasons. Nathaniel Evans is one volunteer that not only enjoys helping … Continue Reading →
Art on the Atlanta BeltLine Call for Committee Members
Have you been looking for a way to get involved with Art on the Atlanta BeltLine but were unsure how to do it? Here is a way to bring your … Continue Reading →
Earth Day on the Atlanta BeltLine 2014
Bamboo – and lots of it – was on the chopping block for Earth Day on the Atlanta BeltLine 2014! Over 60 volunteers ignored the gloomy forecast and came out … Continue Reading →
Atlanta BeltLine’s Emerging Etiquette
By Ethan Davidson Originally published in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution on May 6, 2014. Something is happening in Atlanta. On the surface it doesn’t seem extraordinary, but upon further reflection, it … Continue Reading →
Trail Etiquette Campaign is Coming – Volunteers Needed!
Bring on the charm! Atlanta BeltLine and Atlanta Bicycle Coalition volunteers are bringing an etiquette campaign out to the Eastside Trail on weekends in March and April to remind everyone how … Continue Reading →
Volunteer Spotlight: Carly Queen
The great thing about our superstar volunteers is that they don’t just talk the talk about the Atlanta BeltLine – they walk the walk, too. One of these superstars is … Continue Reading →
Turner volunteers plant first fruit trees at the urban agriculture site
We are always so thankful for our volunteers, and this year, Turner Volunteer Day brought folks out to the Urban Agriculture site on the southwest corridor. Employees from Turner Broadcasting come … Continue Reading →
Volunteer Spotlight: Ryne Raymond
The Atlanta BeltLine is an enormous program, and a lot of our projects could not get off the ground without the help of volunteers. Ryne Raymond is one of those … Continue Reading →
The Atlanta Community ToolBank is Moving!
The Atlanta Community ToolBank is moving! A partner of the Atlanta BeltLine, ToolBank provides low-cost access to tools for use by charitable organizations in community service projects. On July 20, … Continue Reading →
Volunteer Spotlight: Tom Gordon, Speakers’ Bureau member and festival volunteer
Our volunteers come from a variety of backgrounds and have all sorts of different interests, but they also have one thing in common: they are selfless. Tom Gordon is one … Continue Reading →
Volunteer Spotlight: Evan Ziegler, Community Engagement Superstar
An Atlanta native, Evan Ziegler took an early interest in architecture and transportation. He explored neighborhood developments as a kid and took drafting courses in high school. His first internship … Continue Reading →
1 2
