In The Community
Embracing Our Community Through Service and Connection
At the core of our mission lies an unwavering love for our community. We are not just about business; we’re about forging meaningful relationships and giving back. Serving our community isn’t just an action, it’s a commitment, a way for us to strengthen the bonds that tie us all together.
Backpack Giveaway
Fueled by our passion to elevate our neighborhood, we came together to host a backpack handout event. This was our heartfelt gesture, a way of pouring love back into our streets, tightening our community bonds, and ensuring that every young learner could stride into school feeling proud and prepared.
other Giveaways
We love hosting giveaways! Check out our Facebook page for chances to win prizes like tickets to Georgia football games and Amazon gift cards. Always something exciting up for grabs!
Miracle in the Woods Foundation
The Miracle in the Woods Foundation has offered a huge shout-out and thank you to Joe Durham and his law firm for donating 10 brand-new fishing rods for competitors in an upcoming fishing rodeo scheduled for July 15.
Joe Durham is excited to help the non-profit organization’s mission of giving kids with special needs and disabilities the chance to enjoy hunting, fishing, and other outdoor activities for free.
“I’m always proud to give back to the community. But as a dad, being part of what Miracle in the Woods is doing feels especially good. I love the great outdoors and have many memories of fishing with my kids.” Joe says.
What is Miracle in the Woods Foundation?
The Miracle in the Woods Foundation is a non-profit that hosts adults and youth with special needs and disabilities for a weekend where they enjoy outdoor activities like hunting, fishing, and therapeutic horseback riding. Everything is 100% free for guests, from travel to accommodations to food.
“I’m always proud to give back to the community. But as a dad, being part of what Miracle in the Woods is doing feels especially good. I love the great outdoors and have many memories of fishing with my kids.” Joe says.