Events

Description: Meet/Great and serve lunch in the USO lounge to the fine men and women serving our country.

Location: Hartsfield- Jackson International Airport

Time: 8-1pm

Date: October 15, 2026

Service opportunity: Making and bringing dinner for 15 people, serving and eating with the residents and participating in a social activity afterwards. 

Champions Place plays a meaningful role in the lives of physically challenged young adults and is located in Alpharetta

Mission: Their foundation exists to empower young adults with physical challenges to reach their potential for independence and belonging.

Vision: As a business minded entity their vision is to leverage their unique knowledge base and passions to serve young adults with physical disabilities, such as cerebral palsy, spina bifida, muscular dystrophy and physical injury.

Engage: Continue to provide community and friendships through althetic and social activities.  

championscommunityfoundation.org

 Halloween party at Champion Place for the residents there and all members of the Titans Special Needs sports program

This is a unique environment for us to connect and bond with each other as we stand side by side in service of the Vision Warriors men and women.

PROJECT: Vision Warriors Meal Cooking, Serving and Fellowship

WHEN: 1st Thursday of the Month

TIME:  4:00 Prepare meal

            6:15 Serve and eat meal together

            7:00-8:00 Optional: Fellowship and Solidarity; stay for the VW member meeting

LOCATION:  Vision Warriors men’s house, about 20 minutes from downtown Alpharetta in Cherokee County at 1709 Old Country Place, Woodstock, GA 30188. Follow the gravel drive to the large dorm like building at the back of the property.

ORGANIZATION MISSION: Our mission is to end addiction. The statistics related to drug overdoses on opiates alone is staggering. It is estimated that in 2017 nearly 49,000 people died from overdose caused by opiates alone and that number is rising. As an American you are more likely to die from an overdose than a car crash, or gun violence.  The treatment of this affliction is multifaceted, we believe it should not bankrupt a person or family, and that a safe sober environment should be available to anyone who wants to recover.

 Remember.. we get to cook- and they get to clean!!

JJ 404.964.7036

Adopt a Mile
Saturday, November 7

8:00-9:30 am

LOCATION: Meet at Chick Fil-A at Avalon at 8:00 AM for a quick coffee
and bite to eat before we go together at 8:30 to pick up trash along our
section of Old Milton Parkway.

DETAILS: We adopted this mile over 17 years ago and have been cleaning it up once per quarter to
help keep our city beautiful. We have vests, trash bags, gloves, and everything needed. Just show up!
Great project to bring teens and other family members. Great fellowship project.

Join us as we serve Angry Stear smoked meat and all the fixins to 120 of Alpharetta's First Responders at:

Fire Station 83

                                    9800 Westside Parkway

                                    Alpharetta, GA 30009

AND deliver 20 meals to:

Department of Public Safety

2565 Old Milton Parkway

Alpharetta, GA 30009

Service opportunity: Making and bringing dinner for 15 people, serving and eating with the residents and participating in a social activity afterwards. 

Champions Place plays a meaningful role in the lives of physically challenged young adults and is located in Alpharetta

Mission: Their foundation exists to empower young adults with physical challenges to reach their potential for independence and belonging.

Vision: As a business minded entity their vision is to leverage their unique knowledge base and passions to serve young adults with physical disabilities, such as cerebral palsy, spina bifida, muscular dystrophy and physical injury.

Engage: Continue to provide community and friendships through althetic and social activities.  

championscommunityfoundation.org

This is a unique environment for us to connect and bond with each other as we stand side by side in service of the Vision Warriors men and women.

PROJECT: Vision Warriors Meal Cooking, Serving and Fellowship

WHEN: 1st Thursday of the Month

TIME:  4:00 Prepare meal

            6:15 Serve and eat meal together

            7:00-8:00 Optional: Fellowship and Solidarity; stay for the VW member meeting

LOCATION:  Vision Warriors men’s house, about 20 minutes from downtown Alpharetta in Cherokee County at 1709 Old Country Place, Woodstock, GA 30188. Follow the gravel drive to the large dorm like building at the back of the property.

ORGANIZATION MISSION: Our mission is to end addiction. The statistics related to drug overdoses on opiates alone is staggering. It is estimated that in 2017 nearly 49,000 people died from overdose caused by opiates alone and that number is rising. As an American you are more likely to die from an overdose than a car crash, or gun violence.  The treatment of this affliction is multifaceted, we believe it should not bankrupt a person or family, and that a safe sober environment should be available to anyone who wants to recover.

 Remember.. we get to cook- and they get to clean!!

JJ 404.964.7036

Service opportunity: Making and bringing dinner for 15 people, serving and eating with the residents and participating in a social activity afterwards. 

Champions Place plays a meaningful role in the lives of physically challenged young adults and is located in Alpharetta

Mission: Their foundation exists to empower young adults with physical challenges to reach their potential for independence and belonging.

Vision: As a business minded entity their vision is to leverage their unique knowledge base and passions to serve young adults with physical disabilities, such as cerebral palsy, spina bifida, muscular dystrophy and physical injury.

Engage: Continue to provide community and friendships through althetic and social activities.  

championscommunityfoundation.org

Description: Meet/Great and serve lunch in the USO lounge to the fine men and women serving our country.

Location: Hartsfield- Jackson International Airport

Time: 8-1pm

Date: December 20, 2026

This is a unique environment for us to connect and bond with each other as we stand side by side in service of the Vision Warriors men and women.

PROJECT: Vision Warriors Meal Cooking, Serving and Fellowship

WHEN: 1st Thursday of the Month

TIME:  4:00 Prepare meal

            6:15 Serve and eat meal together

            7:00-8:00 Optional: Fellowship and Solidarity; stay for the VW member meeting

LOCATION:  Vision Warriors men’s house, about 20 minutes from downtown Alpharetta in Cherokee County at 1709 Old Country Place, Woodstock, GA 30188. Follow the gravel drive to the large dorm like building at the back of the property.

ORGANIZATION MISSION: Our mission is to end addiction. The statistics related to drug overdoses on opiates alone is staggering. It is estimated that in 2017 nearly 49,000 people died from overdose caused by opiates alone and that number is rising. As an American you are more likely to die from an overdose than a car crash, or gun violence.  The treatment of this affliction is multifaceted, we believe it should not bankrupt a person or family, and that a safe sober environment should be available to anyone who wants to recover.

 Remember.. we get to cook- and they get to clean!!

JJ 404.964.7036

This is a unique environment for us to connect and bond with each other as we stand side by side in service of the Vision Warriors men and women.

PROJECT: Vision Warriors Meal Cooking, Serving and Fellowship

WHEN: 1st Thursday of the Month

TIME:  4:00 Prepare meal

            6:15 Serve and eat meal together

            7:00-8:00 Optional: Fellowship and Solidarity; stay for the VW member meeting

LOCATION:  Vision Warriors men’s house, about 20 minutes from downtown Alpharetta in Cherokee County at 1709 Old Country Place, Woodstock, GA 30188. Follow the gravel drive to the large dorm like building at the back of the property.

ORGANIZATION MISSION: Our mission is to end addiction. The statistics related to drug overdoses on opiates alone is staggering. It is estimated that in 2017 nearly 49,000 people died from overdose caused by opiates alone and that number is rising. As an American you are more likely to die from an overdose than a car crash, or gun violence.  The treatment of this affliction is multifaceted, we believe it should not bankrupt a person or family, and that a safe sober environment should be available to anyone who wants to recover.

 Remember.. we get to cook- and they get to clean!!

JJ 404.964.7036