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23' Fourth Quarter Outreach Recap


As we reflect on the final quarter of 2023, Heartbeats & Hands 540 continues to embody its mission of compassion and community service. The organization has consistently reached out to those in need, offering support and kindness where it matters most.


November Service Projects & Community Impact

Embracing Compassion: Cenotaph Amish Bereavement Cradles Donation

In a heartfelt gesture, Heartbeats & Hands 540, in collaboration with Rachel’s Gift, extended its support to Piedmont Rockdale and Piedmont Covington Hospitals. Thanks to the generosity of an anonymous donor, two Cenotaph Amish Bereavement Cradles were donated in honor of the organization's founders—mothers who began this compassionate journey in memory of their angel babies born still. This significant donation not only pays tribute to the founders but also serves as a beacon of awareness and support for individuals and families impacted by infant mortality and stillbirth.


Warmth in the Community: Warm & Fuzzy Drive Success

Heartbeats & Hands 540 forged a meaningful partnership with a local business owner in Covington to spearhead the Warm & Fuzzy Drive. This initiative aimed to benefit The Garden of Gethsemane Homeless Shelter, fondly known as the Rainbow Community Shelter in Covington, GA. The team's dedication resulted in the donation of 100 blankets, with 28 crafted by dedicated volunteers. Special thanks to Big Nick’s BBQ & Soul Food on Baytree for their generous $250 donation, enabling the purchase of essential supplies such as laundry detergents, lotions, body washes, soap, and cases of water for the shelter. This collaborative effort exemplifies the power of community coming together to make a positive impact.


December Service Projects & Community Impact

Creating Sweet Memories: Cookies Exchange Party for Elderly Residents

Heartbeats & Hands 540 organized a heartwarming social event, the Sweet Memories Cookies Exchange Party, specifically tailored for elderly individuals facing dementia and memory loss. This event took place at the Peachtree Creek Memory Care facility in Smyrna, GA. Through thoughtful coordination, the organization brought joy to the residents, fostering a sense of community and connection during the holiday season. The organization was also able to provide fidget blankets and socks as Christmas gifts to each resident at the facility. HH540 was also able to donate over 100 pair of Depends and 12 Grabber reach tools to the facility. Despite volunteers not being able to join in-person due to a Covid outbreak at the facility, the staff conducted the activities with the residents on Christmas Day. This initiative embodies the spirit of compassion and care, demonstrating that even small gestures can create enduring and meaningful memories.


As Heartbeats & Hands 540 continues to reach out and make a positive impact, these Q4 activities showcase the organization's commitment to compassion, community engagement, and support for those facing challenging circumstances.

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