Make the village possible. Change a family’s future.

We are building a residential community where adults with special needs can live, belong, and thrive, today and for generations to come.

Keystone Village 2nd Annual Gala Travel & Treasures

Friday, February 27, 2026 from 7:00 to 11:00 PM at The Metropolitan Club in Alpharetta, GA. 

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Four people, including a man in a wheelchair and a man with Down syndrome, smile for a group photo outdoors. The group is dressed in casual, colorful clothing with a lush green lawn and trees in the background.

Why Keystone Village must exist

A 2023 study by Georgians for a Healthy Future revealed that the state’s housing infrastructure is insufficient for people with IDD (Intellectual and developmental disabilities) and their caregivers. Many individuals find themselves in living situations that do not align with their needs or preferences due to a lack of affordable and accessible housing options. About 4% of respondents with disabilities report experiencing homelessness, a rate twice that of Georgia’s general population.

We’re building something special…

Aerial site plan rendering of Keystone Village showing the residential layout, community buildings, and green spaces nestled in a wooded area.
Land Donated
And Zoned!
Capital
Campaign
Construction
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Village
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WE ARE HERE

We’re building something special…

Land Donated And Zoned!
Capital Campaign
WE ARE HERE
Construction Begins
Village Launch

Born from a promise to create impact

Keystone Village began with parents who fostered and adopted children from state care with significant disabilities, children they loved deeply and committed to for life. As the years passed, the fear of “What happens when we’re gone?” became an urgent reality.

In 2019, that question became a vision: a not-for-profit village where adults with disabilities can live safely, be accepted, and be valued as part of the community, not isolated from it.

We are a sustainable housing solution for up to 90 adults with IDD, providing:

  • Secure and affordable homes for the IDD community.
  • Assisting the individual in obtaining daily living support while ensuring the individuals and their families have the freedom to choose their preferred service providers.
  • A scalable housing solution, replicable across Georgia.

The “keystone” in an arch is the stone that holds everything up.

A diverse group of smiling community members and police officers pose together inside Marie's Market. Several people wear blue Keystone Village aprons with police badges, while two female officers in uniform stand with the group.

Hear from the parents and caregivers whose experiences shaped Keystone Village. Their stories reflect decades of love, advocacy, and the unwavering hope that every adult with disabilities deserves a place to call home.

What your support makes possible

Keystone Village will not only offer housing, but a community built on inclusion and belonging. This village will outlive us. Your support ensures that every resident’s life is filled with purpose, connection, and a sense of independence.

Safe, permanent homes

where residents feel secure

A community-centered environment

where adults with disabilities are part of the world, not separated from it

Opportunities for personal growth

through social, life-skills, and community activities

Peace of mind for
parents and caregivers

Through friendships, compassionate care in a thriving community.

Connor Tomlinson, guest speaker and cast member of Love on the Spectrum, smiling next to Santa Claus in front of a decorated Christmas tree.

It’s not about donating.
It’s about solving a crisis!

In Georgia, roughly 1 in 8 people live with a disability, more than 1.3 million neighbors across the state.

Most adults with developmental disabilities are cared for at home by family members instead of in formal programs. In Georgia, about 75% of people with developmental disabilities rely on a family caregiver, and approximately 13,000 adults receive formal state-supported services.

At the same time, over 7,000 Georgians with intellectual and developmental disabilities are on a waiting list for basic home- and community-based services, meaning thousands of families have no affordable, long-term option when parents or loved ones can no longer provide required care.

Your gift to Keystone Village steps into this gap and helps build a home for adults with disabilities.

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