CAI Cares
The CAI Cares Committee mission is to build better communities by hosting service oriented charitable events, as well as an annual CAI Cares Day, that bring our members together to make a difference in our communities. The CAI Cares committee hosts quarterly hands-on events for members!
COMMITTEE CHAIR
Vicky Sand, Esq., NowackHoward LLC
COMMITTEE CHAIR ELECT
Spencer Farmery, Esq., Winter Capriola Zenner, LLC
BOARD LIAISON
Miye Johnson Yi, Esq., Winter Capriola Zenner, LLC
SECRETARY
Erin Byers, Silverleaf Management Group, LLC
TREASURER
Wendy Brant, Homeowner Management Services, Inc
COMMITTEE MEMBERS
Kimberly Munier, American Casual Living
Brian Brown, CertaPro Painters of Northeast Atlanta
Jennifer Gragg, Colony Roofers
Brittney Ewing, Esq., Dorough & Dorough, LLC
Chris Ruthruff, EBP, EcoPlay Structures, Inc
Emily Little, FirstService Residential
Jason Coultas. EBP, Huckleberry Enterprises, LLC
Jonathan Benator, Esq., Lazega & Johanson LLC
Becky Schmutzer, CMCA, AMS, PMI Northeast Atlanta
Emily Serebrenick, EBP, RooterPLUS!
Ross Wetherald, Russell Landscape Group
Jeff Goode, Team Pest USA
J. Smith, Total Fire & Water
 CAI Cares at Furkids Atlanta
Wednesday, March 27 | 1:00pm - 3:00pm
The Furkids mission is to rescue homeless animals; provide them with the best medical care and nurturing environment; and find them a forever home. Furkids heals the whole animal restoring its health and spirit. Furkids will be a leader in animal welfare committed to reducing and eliminating euthanasia of adaptable animals in Georgia's kill shelters.
Back by popular demand! The first quarterly hands-on volunteer opportunity of 2024 will be at Furkids Atlanta for all CAI-Georgia members! Spots are limited! Volunteers will be volunteering with both dogs and cats to help better the facility! Furkids is also looking for items to be donated. Please check out their wish list at https://furkids.org/donation/wish-list
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER TO VOLUNTEER!
CAI Cares at Meals by Grace
Thursday, June 27 | 1:00pm - 3:00pm
Meals by Grace is a no cost, meal program focused to help feed children and their families. Generally, these families have been identified as having a special need by School System Social Workers, Social Workers, and or Church or Community leaders. These families may have with limited or unreliable transportation, experience frequent food insecurity or are working to overcome with a major health or work loss event.
CAI Cares Committee invites all CAI-Georgia members to give back to communities by volunteering with Meals by Grace. Volunteers will sort donations received in the food pantry, prep for client choice pantry, unload shipments and more. We encourage members to donate items that is needed by the food pantry. Click here for a full list of items needed!
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER TO VOLUNTEER
CAI Cares at City of Refuge
Tuesday, September 10
City of Refuge is committed to offering transformation for people living in the Westside of Atlanta, where the ongoing effects of systemic inequality remain profound. In virtually every category (income, employment, housing, education, health, and crime), the 30314 zip code ranks close to last. Over a third of the predominantly African-American population live in poverty. Only 26% have earned a bachelor's degree. Less than a third of 3rd-grade students are reading at grade level. On average, a violent crime occurs every 3.5 hours. A person born into poverty here has just a 4% chance of escaping it in their lifetime. That’s why our mission has been to deliver all the resources needed for individuals to turn their lives around, all in one place, over the past 25 years. To continue to break barriers and build momentum, it is critical to keep providing everything needed for people to flourish again. The needs are great but with the right tools we can break down the barriers that trap families in poverty.
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CAI Cares Day
Friday, November 1
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