ATLANTA - GeorgiaChron -- As the season of ghosts and goblins gives way to the holiday devoted to gratitude and gatherings, David Weekley Homes' Atlanta Division kicks off its annual "Giving Thanks, Giving Back" Thanksgiving Drive. Between October 31 and November 14, 2025, the award-winning homebuilder will collect donations of non-perishable food items at its model homes throughout Metro Atlanta and at its Corporate Office in Roswell. The event culminates on the final day with a push for frozen turkeys – to help ensure that individuals in need enjoy a traditional Thanksgiving meal. Once again, David Weekley Homes is partnering with HomeAid Georgia on this endeavor. Their combined efforts will benefit the Clayton County Community Services Authority and the South Metro neighbors it serves.

"Our annual 'Giving Thanks, Giving Back' Thanksgiving Drive is an impactful element of David Weekley Homes' CARE program," said Atlanta Division President Adam Cornett. "We ask the community to stuff our neighborhoods on behalf of our neighbors in need - calling upon our Team Members, Homeowners, homebuyers, vendors, and community partners to join us in the spirit of giving. Last year, we collected 2,509 non-perishable food items and 5,277 lbs. of frozen turkeys – more than enough to feed an estimated 1,700+ individuals. We're hoping to move the needle even further this year, thanks to our partners at HomeAid Georgia."

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In 2024 alone, Clayton County Community Services Authority distributed more than 14,000 pounds of food to nearly 900 families – easing food insecurity and reducing financial strain on families in Clayton, Fayette, and Henry Counties. Items being requested include:

• Soups
• Tuna packs
• Chicken packs
• Oatmeal
• Cookie mix
• Bread mix
• Granola bars
• Rice
• Pasta

Donations of non-perishable items can be dropped off at model homes in the following communities between 10am-6pm Monday-Saturday and between 1-6pm on Sunday:

• Celesta - 730 Auguste Avenue, Decatur
• Crescent Pointe at Great Sky - 1005 Pine Bark Lane, Canton
• Ellis - 363 Ellis Preserve Lane, Marietta
• Grandview Terrace - 150 Redbud Road, Canton
• Havencroft - 312 Beebalm Street, Woodstock
• Maple Grove at Towne Lake - 202 Strawberry Lane, Woodstock
• Old Mill Preserve - 459 Barnfield Way, Dallas
• Settingdown Farms - 4460 Beechnut Circle, Cumming

Non-perishable items will also be collected at the Atlanta Division Office, at 100 Mansell Court East, Suite 100, in Roswell, between 8am-5pm, Monday-Friday. On Friday, November 14, the Division Office will be the sole location for the drop-off of frozen turkeys between 10:30am-2pm. To make food donations online, visit David Weekley Homes' Amazon wish list page: https://www.amazon.com/registries/gl/guest-view/1D3S45U73TB0P. Monetary contributions are accepted at: https://connect.clickandpledge.com/w/Form/7e4b850e-9b56-4091-af0a-7211ca1c65ca.

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For more information about David Weekley Homes, please visit www.DavidWeekleyHomes.com.