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Atlanta food bank holding charity fashion show in Buckhead

The Atlanta Community Food Bank is partnering with a Buckhead retailer to host a charity fashion show to aid in the local fight against hunger.

Credit: The Atlanta Community Food Bank

Credit: The Atlanta Community Food Bank

The Atlanta Community Food Bank is partnering with a Buckhead retailer to host a charity fashion show to aid in the local fight against hunger.
By Raisa Habersham
Sept 10, 2019

The Atlanta Community Food Bank is partnering with a Buckhead retailer to host a charity fashion show to aid in the local fight against hunger.

The food bank will host its sixth annual charity fashion show from 6 to 8 p.m. on Sept. 18 at Tootsies on 3167 Peachtree Road in the Buckhead Exchange Shopping Center. Duffy Realty is also sponsoring the event.

The annual event runs during Hunger Action Month, which highlights food banks’ efforts to fight hunger crises.

Fashion show patrons will be treated to a silent and live auction, music and gourmet treats from Proof of the Pudding and St. Michelle Wines.

Tickets for the event can be purchased here. A percentage of Tootsies' sales from the event will also go to the food bank.

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