President of Assistance League of Atlanta, Janis Miller, received a proclamation from the city of Chamblee celebrating the chapter’s 40th anniversary of helping children and adults in need. Mayor Brian Mock, presented the proclamation at the City Council meeting on December 20, 2022. Assistance League has resided in Chamblee since it was founded in 1982.

Assistance League of Atlanta provided and served a holiday luncheon for over 65 ladies from Mary Hall Freedom Village on Thursday, December 15. Over $1,700 was donated by the members for the women’s gifts and presents for their babies and toddlers. They also supplied  salads, desserts and beverages for the luncheon. The guests also enjoyed […]

On Saturday, December 3rd, Assistance League held our first Barnes & Noble Bookfair at the Forum Shopping Center in Peachtree Corners. It was a fun day with our members offering activities for the children: story telling, face painting and arts and crafts.  Barnes & Noble contributed a percentage of in-store sales that day and online […]

How can over 250 Assistance League member volunteers help more than 58,000 children and adults in need in our community? Through hard work, a generous spirit, a desire to help others and a large network of community partners, that’s how. Our partner network includes 235 elementary and middle schools in DeKalb County, Fulton County and […]

Attic Treasures is open on Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. As of July 5, 2022, we have expanded our Donation Door hours. We are now accepting donations every day the shop is open from 10:00 a.m to 4:00 p.m. As variants of the COVID virus continue to affect us, […]

Each year, our chapter provides thousands of new, child-safe, cuddly bears to comfort frightened children during crisis situations. Hospitals, law enforcement agencies, fire departments, and other emergency agencies distribute the bears to children in need of comfort during traumatic and stressful circumstances. It’s very rewarding when we receive feedback from those whose lives we’ve touched […]