Our story in Atlanta began in the 1980s when our handful of families were drawn to Georgia’s warmth and opportunity. Over the years, we’ve grown into a close-knit group of more than 120 families and 357 members, rooted in faith and tradition while embracing the city’s charm, from savoring peach cobblers to cheering on the Braves at Truist Park.

We’re inspired by Georgia’s generosity and charm and love giving back to our neighbors. During Ramadan, we host iftar dinners to connect with interfaith friends and share a meal in the spirit of hospitality. On special occasions, like Georgia’s National Peanut Festival, we join local celebrations to engage with the broader community.
We’re also committed to environmental sustainability, taking cues from Georgia’s natural beauty, including its peach orchards and iconic Chattahoochee River. Whether it’s reducing waste or planting trees, we aim to preserve the state’s unique landscape for future generations.
Atlanta is more than a place we live; it’s a home filled with Southern warmth, and we’re grateful to be part of its story.