Today we’re going to spotlight Krystle Rodriguez, owner of Hodgepodge Coffee House. We spoke with Krystle very recently, just as this virus was starting to pick up steam. Since then, a lot of things have changed for Hodgepodge and they could use our help. 

Here’s what you can do right now: Hodgepodge has set up a GoFundMe to help keep their doors open. You can find the link for that on their instagram @hodgepodgecoffee or here: gf.me/u/xtqmx6. You are also able to place online orders at both of their locations through orderspoon.com. In addition to their usual coffee and baked goods, Hodgepodge is also offering pantry items that they are able to get through their vendors that have been hard to find in grocery stores right now. You can order these items through orderspoon.com as well. The East Atlanta/Ormewood location is: www.orderspoon.com/hodgepodge720, the Reynoldstown location is: www.orderspoon.com/hodgepodge1. Lastly, Hodgepodge is also available for delivery through Postmates!

If you know of a small business in need of help at this time, please share their story with us! Use the hashtag #LIFTATL2020. We are building a database of social media posts, graphics, and audio clips for you to download, share and use how you see fit. We hope all of you will latch on to this cause and share the needs of those in our community. For more information visit liftatl2020.com.

Today we’re going to spotlight Jerry Channell of Osleeper MFG Co. It’s been a while since our chat with Jerry back in December of 2018. O’Sleeper creates gorgeous pieces of custom furniture for homes and businesses -- and they’re still doing that this time with a little twist. Osleeper is now offering birdhouse kits for you and your family to complete together! You can order online at osleeper.com or if you're local you can pick up in Gainesville, GA. A percentage of each birdhouse will be going back to families in need, who have lost their jobs during these uncertain times. If you purchase a birdhouse, use the #COVIDKINDNESS and #OSLEEPERKIDSPROJECT and tag them on social media: @osleeper_mfg_co.

If you know of a small business in need of help at this time, please share their story with us! Use the hashtag #LIFTATL2020. We are building a database of social media posts, graphics, and audio clips for you to download, share and use how you see fit. We hope all of you will latch on to this cause and share the needs of those in our community. For more information visit liftatl2020.com.

Today we’re going to spotlight Sarah Rice, owner of JJ’s Flower Shop. We spoke with this native ATLien back in August of 2019. From a brick and mortar shop in Ponce City Market to doing private events with their 1968 Volkswagen Flower truck, JJ’s Flower Shop has absolutely blossomed since then. Here are a few ways you can help right now: Due to the current shelter-in-place order, flower deliveries are currently unavailable. JJ’s is selling merch; everything from T-shirt’s, to tote bags, to coffee mugs. Purchasing merchandise will be a huge help until they are able to get back to deliveries. Head to their website jjsflowershop.com and follow them on social media @jjsflowershop.

If you know of a small business in need of help at this time, please share their story with us! Use the hashtag #LIFTATL2020. We are building a database of social media posts, graphics, and audio clips for you to download, share and use how you see fit. We hope all of you will latch on to this cause and share the needs of those in our community. For more information visit liftatl2020.com.

Today we’re going to spotlight Rasheed Philips, owner of Philips Barbeque Co. We spoke with Rasheed not too long ago, back in August of 2019. Rasheed started this business almost by accident, but now is well on his way to becoming an Atlanta staple. Here are a few ways that you can help Rasheed right now: buy some bbq, y’all! Philips BBQ is offering weekly Barbeque Box meal deliveries. Email [email protected] to order. You can check out the full menu on our instagram @atlbornbrand or head to liftatl2020.com. You can find Rasheed on social media @philipsbarbequeco or head to www.philipsbarbequeco.com.

If you know of a small business in need of help at this time, please share their story with us! Use the hashtag #LIFTATL2020. We are building a database of social media posts, graphics, and audio clips for you to download, share and use how you see fit. We hope all of you will latch on to this cause and share the needs of those in our community. For more information visit liftatl2020.com.

Today we’re going to spotlight Scott Fuller of The Studio Temporary. We first spoke with Scott back Season 1 and heard how he uses his graphic design skills, to help businesses create an identity that will take their brand to the next level. Here are a few ways you can help Scott right now: work! Most of his projects are currently on hold. If you or anyone you know is in need of some killer graphic design work reach out to him. You can also check out The Studio Temporary online shop for new merch and new typefaces. Lastly, Scott will be running some online workshops and virtual talks so stay on the lookout for those. You can follow him on social media @studiotemporary or head to the website www.thestudiotemporary.com.

If you know of a small business in need of help at this time, please share their story with us! Use the hashtag #LIFTATL2020. We are building a database of social media posts, graphics, and audio clips for you to download, share and use how you see fit. We hope all of you will latch on to this cause and share the needs of those in our community. For more information visit liftatl2020.com.

Today we’re going to spotlight Gino and Alex Teyf of Gino’s Classic Barber Shoppe. We first spoke with this father-son duo in May of 2019 to hear how they are building a network of barber shoppes -- a place you can go to slow down, even if it’s just for a moment -- and know they will go the extra mile. Here are a few ways you can help Gino’s right now: PURCHASE GIFT CERTIFICATES! Use the code "320GCB20" for a 20% discount on all gift certificates through 4/1/20, which can be used anytime within 5 years. Head our instagram @atlbornbrand or liftatl2020.com to find links to the Perimeter and Buckhead locations -- and make sure to check out their website www.ginosclassicbarbers.com.

If you know of a small business in need of help at this time, please share their story with us! Use the hashtag #LIFTATL2020. We are building a database of social media posts, graphics, and audio clips for you to download, share and use how you see fit. We hope all of you will latch on to this cause and share the needs of those in our community. For more information visit liftatl2020.com.

We understand that many of you are struggling and want to help the community of business owners that we have grown to know and love over the last 2 years. Right now we’re all in a season of uncertainty with the virus and the small businesses in our community need your support now more than ever.

This week we’re going to spotlight Todd DiMatteo and Ryan Skinner of Good Word Brewing and Public House. A few ways you can help Good Word Brewing right now are: purchase gift cards, and to-go packages or meals! Good Word is also selling crowlers of Never Sleep (It's a beer, y'all). Lastly, a GoFundMe has been set up to directly support Good Word employees. You can find the link to that on their website goodwordbrewing.com. 

If you know of a small business in need of help at this time, please share their story with us! Use the hashtag #LIFTATL2020. We are building a database of social media posts, graphics, and audio clips for you to download, share and use how you see fit. We hope all of you will latch on to this cause and share the needs of those in our community. For more information visit liftatl2020.com.

We understand that many of you are struggling and want to help the community of business owners that we have grown to know and love over the last 2 years. Right now we’re all in a season of uncertainty with the virus and the small businesses in our community need your support now more than ever. 

This week we’re going to spotlight Karissa Tuttle of Simply Done Donuts. A few ways that you can help Simply Done Donuts right now are: get you giftcards! For more information email [email protected]. Know folks celebrating a moment or hospital staff working overtime? Have Simply Done cater to them! You can also order online with their EZ cater link to get delivery or take-out. Visit their website simplydonedonuts.com. 

If you know of a small business in need of help at this time, please share their story with us! Use the hashtag #LIFTATL2020. We are building a database of social media posts, graphics, and audio clips for you to download, share and use how you see fit. We hope all of you will latch on to this cause and share the needs of those in our community. For more information visit liftatl2020.com.

We understand that many of you are struggling and want to help the community of business owners that we have grown to know and love over the last 2 years. Right now we’re all in a season of uncertainty with the virus and the small businesses in our community need your support now more than ever. 

We understand that many of you are struggling and want to help the community of business owners that we have grown to know and love over the last 2 years. Right now we’re all in a season of uncertainty with the virus and the small businesses in our community need your support now more than ever. 

This week we’re going to spotlight David Clapper and Eric Van de Steeg of sCAMPer Van. A few ways that you can help sCAMPer Van during this time is: buy giftcards! sCAMPer Van will also be offering a discount to anyone who books during this crisis. You’ll receive between 20 and 30 dollars off per night and an additional 100 free miles per day -- for a total of 200 free miles per day! Visit their website www.scampervan.com. 

If you know of a small business in need of help at this time, please share their story with us! Make sure to use the hashtag #LIFTATL2020. We have built a database of social media posts, graphics, and audio clips for you to download, share and use how you see fit. We hope all of you will latch on to this cause and share the needs of those in our community. For more information visit liftatl2020.com.

We understand that many of you are struggling and want to help the community of business owners that you have grown to know and love over the last 2 years. Right now we’re all in a season of uncertainty with the virus and the small businesses in our community need your support now more than ever. We've decided to start a new season of our podcast and devote all our resources to supporting the business owners in our community through this battle we are all facing. 

Starting March 23, we are going to start re-releasing our old episodes, but this time with a segment at the beginning that tells our listeners exactly how they can support these small businesses during this season. We will also be releasing this information on our social media accounts. 

If you know of a small business in need of help at this time, please share their story with us! Use the hashtag #LIFTATL2020. We are building a database of social media posts, graphics, and audio clips for you to download, share and use how you see fit. We hope all of you will latch on to this cause and share the needs of those in our community. For more information, visit www.liftatl2020.com.