Take Tuesday dinner off your to-do list and join us for a community night out at Farm Burger in Dunwoody. On Tuesday, October 13, from 4:00 to 9:00 p.m., you can enjoy a meal with family and friends while showing your support for The Elaine Clark Center and the children, young adults, and families we serve.
Our Farm Burger Spirit Night is a simple, delicious way for the ECC community to come together. Whether you are a longtime supporter, an ECC family, a neighbor, or someone who wants to learn more about our work, we would love to see you there.
A Tuesday Night Made Easy
Weeknight dinners can be a lot. Between work, school, appointments, therapies, activities, and the many details of family life, deciding what to cook is often the last thing anyone wants to do.
That is why a Spirit Night is such a wonderful opportunity. Let Farm Burger handle dinner while you make time for connection. Come as you are, bring the kids, invite a friend, or meet up with fellow ECC families. A meal out can become a meaningful way to support inclusive programs for children and young adults with developmental disabilities in Metro Atlanta.
How Your Visit Helps Build Community
The Elaine Clark Center has been creating opportunities for people of all abilities since 1969. From inclusive child development and early intervention to Heart of Hope Academy, out-of-school programs, and ECC Life, our work is centered on helping each individual grow, learn, and belong.
Community support makes that work possible. Events like this Spirit Night bring people together around a shared purpose: ensuring that children and young adults with disabilities have access to caring, individualized support and meaningful opportunities throughout their lives.
When our community gathers, it also helps raise awareness. You may see a familiar face, introduce someone new to ECC, or start a conversation about the importance of inclusive education, disability services, and family-centered care. Every connection matters.
What to Expect at Farm Burger
Join us at Farm Burger in Dunwoody any time between 4:00 and 9:00 p.m. on Tuesday, October 13. Enjoy your favorite burger, a side, or a sweet treat, and take a moment to connect with members of the Elaine Clark Center community.
There is no complicated agenda—just a chance to share a meal and show up for an organization that is committed to serving children and young adults of all abilities. Bring your appetite, wear your ECC spirit, and let us know you are coming if you can.
If you have friends, neighbors, colleagues, or family members looking for an easy way to support a special needs nonprofit in the Atlanta area, invite them along. The more people who join us, the more meaningful the evening becomes.
Why Local Partnerships Matter
Local businesses and community partners play an important role in helping nonprofit organizations thrive. Farm Burger’s support creates an opportunity for our community to gather in a welcoming setting while shining a light on the mission of The Elaine Clark Center.
These partnerships remind us that inclusion is not limited to a classroom or program. It happens in the places where we live, learn, work, and share time together. A Spirit Night is one small but powerful example of how a local business and a local nonprofit can help build a more connected community.
More Ways to Support The Elaine Clark Center
If you cannot make it to Farm Burger on Tuesday, October 13, there are still many ways to be part of the ECC community. You can share this event with others, learn more about our programs, volunteer your time, make a gift, or encourage a business in your network to explore a community partnership.
The Elaine Clark Center serves families across Chamblee, Dunwoody, and the greater Metro Atlanta area through inclusive care, education, therapy-integrated learning, and life-skills opportunities. Support from people like you helps us continue providing a continuum of services that meets individuals where they are and celebrates what is possible.
Bring Your Appetite—and Your ECC Spirit
We hope you will join us for an evening of good food and good company at Farm Burger in Dunwoody. It is an easy way to enjoy dinner, connect with people who care about inclusion, and support the mission of The Elaine Clark Center.
Let us know if you are planning to come. We cannot wait to see our ECC friends there!
FAQ
When is the Farm Burger Spirit Night?
The event is Tuesday, October 13, from 4:00 to 9:00 p.m.
Where is the Spirit Night taking place?
We will be gathering at Farm Burger in Dunwoody.
Who is invited?
Everyone is welcome—ECC families, friends, neighbors, supporters, and anyone interested in connecting with The Elaine Clark Center.
Do I need to register before attending?
You do not need to register to enjoy dinner. If possible, let us know you are coming so we can look forward to seeing you.
How else can I support ECC?
You can share the event, volunteer, make a donation, and help spread the word about inclusive programs and disability services for children and young adults across Metro Atlanta.
