SUSTAINABLE ATLANTA ROUNDTABLE

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"The Sustainable Atlanta Roundtable provides an excellent overview of what's going on across our community on so many important issues - transportation, building ordinances and water, to name a few. It's also a great place to network!"

Jack Logan
Keller Williams Realty

 

 

Transforming the World Through Reuse

Friday June 7, 2013

The Atlanta Community Food Bank, The Lifecycle Building Center and MedShare International are three mission-driven nonprofits that contribute to a more sustainable world in very different ways. The Atlanta Community Food Bank distributes 44 million pounds of donated food each year to help feed the hungry in Atlanta. The Lifecycle Building Center turns construction waste into materials that can be reused in the construction of a more sustainable built environment. MedShare International delivers surplus medical supplies and equipment (that would otherwise be discarded) to hospitals in 85 nations, many of them disaster relief areas. Each organization’s commitment to sustainability reaches beyond material reuse and all three organizations practice separate and distinct forms of alchemy. Join us as we learn more about these innovative organizations and the transformational power of reuse.

Moderator: Jim Hartzfeld
Panelist: Bill Bolling, Atlanta Community Food Bank
Panelist: Adam Deck, Lifecycle Building Center
Panelist: Charles Redding, MedShare

About the Sustainable Atlanta Roundtable

The Sustainable Atlanta Roundtable convenes on the first Friday of each month to discuss the region’s current environmental issues – from water to energy, urban planning to government policy, and much more. Members of the audience are encouraged to ask questions, make comments, network, and learn about Atlanta’s current and future opportunities for sustainable development.

Time:

7:30 to 9:00 a.m. (doors open at 7:00 a.m. for networking)

Place:

All Saints Episcopal Church – Ellis Hall
634 West Peachtree Street NW
Atlanta, GA 30308

MARTA:

All Saints' is across the street from the North Avenue MARTA station.

 

 

Costs*: Students (available only at door with valid student ID) $10
Online Member Preregistration** $10
Walk-in Member $15
Online Non-member Preregistration $15
Walk-in Non-member Registration $20

 

*Cost includes continental breakfast and beverage. Please add $5 to these amounts if you are seeking AIA CEU credit.

**If you are using your corporate member discount for the first time, please email roundtable@southface.org for assistance.