Thank a metro Atlanta Health Care Provider

In an effort to engage community members of all ages, Hands On Atlanta is teaming up local hospitals and offering a turn-key letter-writing campaign. Take a minute to thank and send gratitude to healthcare professionals working around the clock to keep our city healthy and safe.

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How it Works

1. Grab a card, postcard or piece of paper for the letter - don't forget an envelope!

2. Write your letter or letters, there's no limit to how many you can do!

3. Take a video or picture of your letter encouraging others to join and share on social media using #writesomethinggood

4. Mail your letter!

Mail Your Letters

• Grady Health System

  C/O Leigh Reece, Office #1C122 80 Jesse Hill Jr Drive Atlanta, GA 30303

• Northside Hospital

  C/O Imann Ostien, Marketing 1000 Johnson Ferry Road NE Atlanta, Georgia 30342

• Piedmont Atlanta Hospital

  1968 Peachtree Road, NW Building 1984; Human Resources department Atlanta, GA 30309

• Wellstar Foundation

  805 Sandy Plains Road, Suite 100 Marietta, GA 30066

Letter Writing Tips

• Start with a salutation, such as "Dear Healthcare Provider" or "Dear Healthcare Hero".

• Share a personal thank you or gratitude for their work like "Thank you for your service to keep our city healthy" or "We are grateful for your service and hard work".

• Please avoid glitter or additional items in the envelope.

• Please mail all letters to addresses provided above.

• Purchase and print stamps from home or have them delivered from the US Postal Service.

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How it Works

1. Someone who is visually impaired and in need of assistance will open the open and make their request. 

2. Volunteers will get a notification on their phone with details about the request and the support needed.

3. Volunteers can respond to the request with a video call (think Skype or Facetime) and solve the problem in real-time.

Translate with Tarjimly

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How it Works

1. A refugee or someone who needs a translator or interpreter uses the Tarjimly app to make their request for assistance in the language needed. 

2. Volunteers will get a notification on their phone if their languages match, with details about the request and the support needed.

3. Volunteers can respond to the request with a live chat session where they can send text, voice notes, documents, or even get on a live phone call.