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Sweet Memories and Community Connections 🍓

A few individuals from our residential program recently enjoyed a beautiful day at Southern Belle Farm picking fresh strawberries and making wonderful memories together!

After filling their baskets with sweet treats, the group stopped by Phenomenal Seafood for a delicious lunch of wings, burgers, and refreshing drinks.

Experiences like these create opportunities for connection, community, and joy. A special thank you to our incredible staff for helping make the day so meaningful, and to Southern Belle Farm and Phenomenal Seafood for their warm hospitality! ❤️

We’re continuing to celebrate the incredible artists featured in Limitless at The Woodruff Arts Center.

This inspiring exhibit highlights artwork created by individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities supported by InCommunity. Each piece reflects the creativity, talent, and unique perspectives of the artists whose work deserves recognition and appreciation.

We’re grateful to Rough Draft Atlanta for featuring the exhibit and helping share these artists’ stories with the community.

Read more here:
https://roughdraftatlanta.com/2026/04/04/limitless-exhibit-showcases-artists-with-disabilities-at-woodruff-arts-center/

'Limitless' exhibit showcases artists with disabilities at Woodruff Arts Center InCommunity has partnered with the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra on a new display at the Woodruff Arts Center.

✨ THANK YOU ✨

Thank you to everyone who attended, donated, volunteered, sponsored, and supported the 2026 “Limitless” Gala at The Stave Room! Because of your generosity, we raised more than $380,000 to support programs and services for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD) across Georgia. 💛

The evening celebrated the limitless potential, creativity, and achievements of the individuals we serve through inspiring performances from Orchestra SOOP, a live art activation with No More Liddering, exciting auctions, and meaningful community connection.

Special thanks to the Gala Committee and Kaitlyn Ross of 11Alive for emceeing this unforgettable evening, and to every supporter who helped make this event a success.

Together, we are creating a more inclusive future — without limits. 🌟

Prader-Willi Awareness Day: Recognizing a Lifelong Journey

Today, on Prader-Willi Awareness Day, we pause to recognize individuals living with Prader-Willi syndrome (PWS) and the communities that support them. As part of Prader-Willi Awareness Month, this day is an opportunity to deepen understanding and bring visibility to a condition that continues across the lifespan.

Prader-Willi syndrome is a rare genetic condition caused by the loss of function of specific genes on chromosome 15. While it is often identified in early childhood, PWS is lifelong, and its impact in adulthood is not always well understood.

For adults, one of the most defining features of PWS is hyperphagia, a persistent and overwhelming sense of hunger. This is not about choice or lack of discipline. It is driven by the brain and requires thoughtful, structured support. Without the right environment, individuals are at high risk for serious health complications.

Prader-Willi Awareness Month reminds us that awareness is not a one-time effort. It is ongoing. It calls on all of us to keep learning, to keep improving, and to ensure that adults with PWS are seen, supported, and valued.

Learn more about Prader-Willi Awareness by visiting last year’s blog post here: https://www.incommunityga.org/blog/2025/5/29/may-is-prader-willi-syndrome-awareness-month-join-us-in-supporting-the-pws-community