Atlanta-based real estate development firm, Funky Grammar Proper Nouns, is on a mission to enhance the quality of life for residents in blight – stricken communities. The new company has launched a lofty initiative to fight the blight in overlooked neighborhoods, particularly the west and southern areas of the city. These communities have the highest concentration of blight in the entire metro area, a fact that Funky Grammar Proper Nouns is looking to reverse.
Blight creates a culture of crime, the company shares on its website. It also leads to generational poverty and a Pre-K to prison pipeline. Funky Grammar Proper Nouns wants to tackle these issues head on with solutions including: developing affordable housing, rehabbing existing homes and engaging members of the community with creative, life enhancing educational programs.
Funky Grammar Proper Nouns is seeking partnerships with local businesses and national chains to not only eradicate blight, but to also reverse its grim effects on poor communities. The company is raising funds through grassroots efforts, corporate channels and virtual campaigning. Its GoFundMe campaign has a goal of reaching $15,000 to support this massive effort of making the city more livable, enjoyable and safer for all residents. To view this campaign, visit www.gofundme.com/funkygrammar
.Funky Grammar Proper Nouns founder Sabine Taylor is a licensed real estate agent with more than 15 years as a sales trainer in the retail technology space. She points out a historical hub on English Avenue that once served as a meeting place for civil rights workers. It is now abandoned, overgrown and littered with trash. This, along with the dire consequences of blight, helped widen her vision for a better Atlanta. Sabine Taylor is available to address this huge revitalization effort as well as how blight feeds the Pre-K to prison pipeline. She can be reached via the contact information above.
Contact: Sabine Taylor
Phone: (404)-702-9464
Email: FunkyGrammarProperNouns@gmail.com