
KEYSTONE VILLAGE
At Keystone Village, our Mission is to create a residential community that serves intellectually and developmentally disabled adults for a lifetime.
Keystone Village raised over $92,000 at our first Bourbon, Bags, and Bling Gala.
The Metropolitan Club hosted us in Alpharetta, GA. on Friday, February 28th from 7:00 - 11:00. We had a wonderful evening with friends and family. Thank you to everyone who was able to attend. We sold out of every ticket and table bfore the first glass of Bourbon was poured. The Silent and Live Auctions were a great success. We are already planning for next year, see you in 2026!
Additional information is also available on our fundraising and events page.
Pictured above with Beth Burns and Tammy Miller is Closing Attorney Robin Woolridge
The property for the Keystone Village Campus was officially conveyed to us Thursday December 5th, 2024. We now own the land that Keystone Village will be built on. We are thrilled and so grateful to The Pacific Group for the incredible donation of land!
Thank you for your support!!
Keystone Village has received its 501(c)3 determination letter, and we are officially recognized as a non-profit organization. THANK YOU to all who support our efforts. There’s a lot to do, and with your help we will succeed. (Photo L to R: Gary Gettis, Beth Burns, Tammy Miller, Bettina Hammond)
Our Leadership Team is committed to providing a safe, supportive enviroment for adults with special needs.
Keystone was built to provide purpose to adults with special needs, where love and opportunities for personal growth abound.
A donation as small as $10 will make a huge impact on our ability to grow and thrive. We value each and every contribution
Keystone welcomes 8 new board members. Pictured from Left to right Janet Baskinger, Annette Schumann, Wayne Hancock, Michelle Wilson, Abby Otwell, Jim Otwell, and co-founders Beth Burns, and Tammy Miller.
Missing in the photo is Javier Espinosa, and Jay Walesch
The Senate Study Committee on People with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities and Waiver Plan Access was created through the adoption of Senate Resolution 770, authored by Sen. Sally Harrell (D - Atlanta), during the 2022 Legislative Session.
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