Join fellow Epilepsy Foundation of Georgia supporters for an evening of delightful food, wine and company! As the signature fundraiser for EFGA, all funds raised will go to provide support, resources and services for people in Georgia living with epilepsy. To learn more about this event, please see below!

 

WHEN
Saturday, March 23, 2024 — NEW DATE!!
VIP Reception 5:30pm (invite only)
General Admission 6:30pm

WHERE
Grand Hyatt in Atlanta Buckhead
3300 Peachtree Road NE
Atlanta, Georgia 30305

Special Romance Room Rates will be available to the Taste of Love guests, details coming soon!

WHY
As the signature fundraising event for the Epilepsy Foundation of Georgia, the Taste of Love directs all proceeds to helping prevent, control and cure epilepsy through education, advocacy, employment services, camp scholarships and an emergency medication fund as well as ensuring that Georgians with seizure disorders are able to participate in all life experience.

 

 

TICKETS
$350.00 per ticket
$2800.00 table for 8 guests
$3500.00 table for 10 guests
$4200.00 table for 12 guests

Tickets & Sponsorship Opportunities Available Now!

Follow the links above or contact Rebecca King for more information – [email protected].

Save The Date for 2024!!
March 23, 2024 | Grand Hyatt Atlanta in Buckhead

Taste of Love 2024 | Celebrating 20 Years!

LEARN MORE ABOUT THE TASTE OF LOVE GALA WITH OUR STARS!

Bonnie Meshad, Board Chair Emeritus

Dedicated to ensuring others never feel alone, Bonnie Meshad generously served our community for over 20 years as part of the Epilepsy Foundation of Georgia! Her commitment over these years helped to transform our Foundation into the organization we are today with a focus on connecting our community and building a supportive village of advocates to drive awareness and empathy across our community.

Joining in 2004 after her son’s diagnosis, Bonnie graciously contributed and elevated our community for over two decades, ultimately serving on our Executive Board and Chair of the Board between 2014 and 2016. Bonnie was instrumental in building out our Medication Assistance Fund, our EF Works employment program, and helping to get Medical Marijuana legalized for the treatment of seizure disorders in 2015. Bonnie also brought her creativity and incredible party planning skills to the Foundation and elevated our Taste of Love Gala into the major fundraiser that it is today. After all these years, Bonnie continues to donate her time to the Foundation when required to ensure we continue bringing support and connection to families like her own throughout Georgia. Thank you, Bonnie!

Tom Affleck, Board Chair Emeritus

Passionate about helping others as the founding partner of his law firm, Tom became interested in the mission of the Epilepsy Foundation of Georgia after helping many clients over the years who lived with epilepsy. After joining the Foundation, Tom spent many years on the Board and ultimately served as Chair of the Board of Directors. Working with the Epilepsy Foundation was “one of the best experiences of my life,” Tom says. Now, he has passed the torch to his daughter, Allison Affleck, who currently serves on the Board.

During his tenure with the Foundation, Tom, along with others, was successful in changing the driving laws in Georgia for individuals with epilepsy, reducing the time a person must be seizure-free to six months. Tom also instrumental in organizing the first Taste of Love fundraising gala, then-known as the Jefferson Dinner, where individuals and friends of individuals involved in the Foundation gathered to raise funds to support people living with epilepsy within Georgia. The Jefferson Dinner was a huge success and now, 20 years later, has transformed into the Taste of Love Gala. Thank you, Tom!

WE LOOK FORWARD TO CELEBRATING 20 YEARS OF TASTE OF LOVE WITH YOU IN 2024!

TASTE OF LOVE SUPPORT IS CRITICAL TO YEAR-ROUND EFFORTS

The Taste of Love, an elegant black tie event at the Grand Hyatt Atlanta in Buckhead, features gourmet dining, premium wine parings, live entertainment, a top-notch silent and live auction and the chance to dance the night away. All proceeds from the event benefit the Epilepsy Foundation of Georgia.

The Epilepsy Foundation of Georgia is a charitable non-profit, volunteer and professional organization committed to the prevention and control of epilepsy, and to helping improve the lives of people who have epilepsy.

EFGA is a statewide voluntary health organization dedicated to the prevention and cure of seizure disorders, the alleviation of its effects and the promotion of independence and optimal quality of life for the people who have these disorders.

Through its community involvement with employers, teachers, law enforcement officials, health care professionals and individuals with epilepsy and their families, the foundation is active in a broad range of programs. These programs include information and education, advocacy, camp scholarships, and the delivery of specialized services.