Atlanta’s neighborhoods each have their own unique personality, but one thing they all share is a sense of community pride. Buckhead, with its mix of bustling city life and lush green spaces, perfectly captures that balance — and at the heart of it is an organization called Livable Buckhead.
Livable Buckhead is a nonprofit dedicated to making the neighborhood a more vibrant, sustainable, and connected place to live. From maintaining green spaces and organizing community cleanups to supporting public art and local events, they’re constantly working to make Buckhead not just beautiful, but livable in every sense of the word.
As a realtor, I know that when people move into a neighborhood, they’re not just buying a home — they’re joining a community. The trails, parks, events, and small everyday interactions are what make a place feel like home. Livable Buckhead helps build that sense of belonging by creating spaces and programs that bring people together.
Their projects include everything from the PATH400 greenway — a scenic walking and biking trail that connects parts of Buckhead to the BeltLine — to neighborhood beautification efforts and sustainability programs. They’re also known for their local events that celebrate community spirit, like park festivals, tree plantings, and clean-up days that invite residents to take pride in where they live.
What makes Livable Buckhead truly special is how inclusive it feels. You don’t have to live in Buckhead to get involved — anyone who loves Atlanta and wants to make it greener and more connected can join in. Volunteering for one of their events is a great way to meet neighbors, get outdoors, and make a visible impact in just a few hours.
This season of gratitude, I’m thankful for organizations like Livable Buckhead that make Atlanta shine a little brighter. They remind us that community isn’t built overnight — it’s something we grow together, step by step, tree by tree, and smile by smile.
Learn more or get involved: Livable Buckhead
