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Fourth annual Sandy Springs Wine Festival raises $10,000 for food insecurity

Ella Martinez
Ella Martinez
Ella Martinez
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Ella is an environmental journalist with 4 years of experience, previously working at the Atlanta Environmental News. She graduated from Georgia Tech with a degree in Environmental Science and is passionate about local sustainability efforts and environmental advocacy.

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Reporter · Saturday, October 31, 2026 at 3:00 PM · 1 min read
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Fourth annual Sandy Springs Wine Festival raises $10,000 for food insecurity — Decatur Dining news

The fourth annual Sandy Springs Wine Festival raised more than $10,000 to support Solidarity Sandy Springs in its fight against food insecurity. Despite a gloomy forecast, the sold-out festival drew guests Oct. 11 to celebrate, connect, and give back, according to a release about the event The Greater Perimeter Chamber produced the festival with the Sandy Springs Wine Festival Committee and a network of sponsors, local restaurants, distributors and community partners. A full house attended the Sandy Springs Wine Festival (via sandyspringswinefest.com) Held at City Green at City Springs, the event brought businesses and neighbors together under the festival tent, turning an afternoon of wine tasting into support for local families. “To see our fourth annual Sandy Springs Wine Festival sell out and raise a record amount for Solidarity Sandy Springs was incredibly exciting,” said Karen Trylovich, a Greater Perimeter Chamber board member and festival committee member. “Our

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