Keeping Atlanta Warm is a community movement best known for our generous hearts and endless efforts to ensure that the homeless of Atlanta are kept warm. Our Definition of WARM…
Warm (wôrm): adj.
- marked by or readily showing affection, gratitude, or sympathy: WARM REGARDS!
- characterized by or showing kindliness: A WARM HEART!
- cordial or hearty: A WARM WELCOME!
- enthusiastic; ardent: WARM SU
PPORT! It's not just about keeping Atlanta Warm during the Winter Months, it's about giving the emotionally feeling of WARM LOVE! We have many different avenues, one specifically being NO SOCK DAY "Don't Wear Them, Share Them!" During the months of November, December, & January we hit the streets to pass out socks to the homeless of Atlanta. NO SOCK DAY began in November of 2012 when Jamison Jones along with his best friend Tristan Woods decided that, instead of purchasing a pair of Jordan sneakers, they would use that money to invest in others by purchasing sock to distribute to the homeless. While Jamison Jones would walk to and from work in the cold, he would always think about the people who lived in those conditions on a day to day basis. Going without shelter, not having the advantages that most people do to simply wake up in a warm home, take a bath or shower, brush your teeth, comb your hair, put on clean clothes, and most importantly SOCKS and shoes. With his love and passion to give and care for others is how KEEPING ATLANTA WARM came about. Being warm is far more than the temperature, it's all about the warmth you feel within you. For more information, to make a donation, or to learn how you can become involved, please contact Jamison Jones or email us at [email protected]
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