🎉 We Have a Winner! 🎉

Help us give a huge congratulations to Silence the Shame for winning Round One of the Beloved Benefit Beacon Voting! Their incredible work in mental health awareness and advocacy has earned them a $30,000 grant to continue breaking the stigma around mental wellness. 👏💙

We also want to give a special thank you to L.E.A.D Center for Youth and the Georgia Hispanic Chamber of Commerce—both organizations will receive $10,000 each to further their vital missions in empowering young leaders and fostering economic growth. 🙌

To everyone who voted: THANK YOU! 💜 Your support makes a difference. Let’s keep the momentum going—follow, volunteer, and spread the word about these amazing organizations!

And we’re not done yet… Round Two opens April 27th, featuring three more incredible organizations doing vital work in our community! 🗳️ It takes all of us, in The Same House, to tackle our communities’ most pressing challenges. Let’s come together to do good together! 🤝✨

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The Same House, an organization that aims to address social and economic challenges through community empowerment, donated $5,000 to A Teen’s Choice. One Table Host Sundai Stevenson, A Teen’s Choice CEO Ciara McKnight and The Same House CEO Rodney Bullard pose for a check presentation at the One Table dinner Sunday.

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An Atlanta-based organization visited Orange City, promoting the work of several area nonprofits that support the community’s growing and diverse population.

The Same House organization, founded by former Chick-fil-A Foundation executive director Rodney Bullard, awarded $5,000 to ATLAS Orange City Area.

“It was such a blessing, and totally unexpected, which was awesome,” said ATLAS Orange City Area director Dave Joseph.