Dear Friends and Supporters:

Growing up with a unique name like Kwanza provided for an interesting childhood. Classmates and teachers alike wondered what it meant. Today, as a public servant, I've found an opportunity to use my name - which means "first" in Swahili - to bring the community together. So on Friday, December 26th, I am hosting Kwanzaa with Kwanza: A Holiday Block Party in the Old 4th Ward.

Why Kwanzaa?

KWANZAA (with two A's) is now a well-known holiday that symbolizes harmony of spirit and diversity. Three decades ago, my parents hosted the city's first KWANZAA celebration at their home, which attracted a large, multi-cultural group - many of whom worked in human rights. My goal is to reignite the flames lit by my parents while giving back. But I need your help to make the event a success.

Won't you please donate $25 or more to the inaugurate this annual community event and fundraiser?

Together, we will celebrate the diversity and harmony of spirit that makes Atlanta a true International city. The night will provide a great opportunity to meet new neighbors and reconnect with old friends.

If you are unable to attend, please show your support by making a contribution of $25 or more and pass along to anyone you know in District 2: Castleberry Hill, Downtown, Sweet Auburn and the Martin Luther King Jr. Historic District, Inman Park, Poncey-Highlands, the Old Fourth Ward, Midtown, Home Park, and the Marietta Artery.

Thank you in advance for your support and I look forward to seeing you on the 26th.

Kwanza Hall

PS. Donate $50 or more and we will send you a limited edition Kwanzaa with Kwanzaa t-shirt.

Thank you for visiting my campaign website.  I look forward to hearing from you!.  As a resident and neighborhood leader, your views and input are important to me.  I am grateful to have the opportunity to earn your vote for City Council District 2. 

I currently serve on the Board of Directors of the Butler Street YMCA, the Historic District Development Corporation, Project Grad Atlanta, the Ferst Foundation for Childhood Literacy, and the Fulton County Community Zoning Board.  My term on the Atlanta Development Authority just expired, and I had to vacate my seat on the Atlanta School Board when I qualified for the Atlanta City Council District 2 seat.

To learn more about me and my vision for District 2, click on the links to my Bio or On the Issues.