SPACE FOR A GOOD CAUSE

The Empty Stocking Fund is looking for empty space. The non-profit, which creates a shopping experience for needy parents to pick out donated toys for their kids each holiday season, has to move out of City Hall East by the end of the month. (In case you haven?t been reading us long, City Hall East is being redeveloped by Jamestown.) The non-profit needs a 25k SF climate-controlled warehouse with ample parking, loading dock access, and public restrooms. The wish list also includes a central location and access to MARTA. Each year 50,000 children receive toys through this program.

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