Team ATL

Every home needs a solid foundation. Your $25 gift helps us purchase vital supplies and lay the groundwork for rebuilding stronger.

Just as a frame supports a house, your $50 helps us rebuild the structural integrity of homes affected by the hurricane. This donation provides the support needed to repair walls, floors, and foundations, restoring safety and security for families.

Accessibility is key for individuals with disabilities to live independently. Your $100 donation ensures that these homes—whether they’re new builds or repairs—are fully accessible with necessary modifications, such as ramps, widened doorways, and specialized bathrooms, so people can thrive.

A safe roof is essential to rebuilding lives. Your $250 helps repair or replace roofs that were destroyed during Hurricane Helene, ensuring that homes are protected from the elements and safe for people with cerebral palsy to return to their lives with dignity.

With your $500 donation, we’ll be able to complete the essential repairs necessary for to people's homes—fixing windows, doors, floors, and more. This gift also helps beautify the spaces, turning a house back into a home filled with hope.

Your $1,000 gift will help us rebuild one of the homes destroyed during Hurricane Helene, creating a safe, accessible space for everyone to thrive. From foundation to roof, your donation will go to ensure that this home becomes a lasting reminder of strength for years to come.

Your donation of $2,500 will fund significant repairs for multiple homes, helping individuals across Georgia who have been impacted by the Hurricane Helene. This level of support will help restore beauty and accessibility to homes that were devastated by the storm, creating spaces that are not only livable but truly beautiful.

Your generous gift of $5,000 will have a lasting impact on the rebuilding efforts throughout Georgia. This donation will directly fund extensive repairs and beautification of multiple homes and community spaces for those that United Cerebral Palsy of Georgia serves, ensuring that the homes and programs are not only functional but beautiful, accessible, and sustainable for years to come.