2018 Holy Innocents’ Episcopal School (HIES) Distinguished Alumnus Award For Service

Written By Kimberly Jones

On April 18, 2021, Sam Johnson was awarded the HIES Distinguished Alumnus Award for Service, at an event at the Cherokee Town & Country Club in Atlanta. 

This award recognizes an outstanding alumnus for their personal and professional accomplishments and significant contributions to their community and is given to someone who has exemplified the Holy Innocents’ mission to develop a sense of service to the world community.  

2018 NUMBER ONE ORPHANAGE IN SOUTHERN GUINEA – HOME OF HOPE

Home of Hope was recognized by the Foundation of the First Lady of Guinea as the number one orphanage in the Southern part of Guinea and the second-best in the entire Guinea, in terms of caring for children in need.

This was a big achievement for My Vision for Refugees and a big step towards getting the support of other humanitarian organizations in Guinea, in order to work together to help the refugee orphans have a better quality of life and opportunities for self-development.

My Vision for Refugees' outreach program in the Nzérékoré community (donating food items, educational supplies, clothing and medical supplies to hospitals, widow communities and former refugee camps) was also recognized and applauded by the Foundation of the First Lady of Guinea.

Kimberly Jones

Kimberly has over 25 years of concepting and executing impactful work for leading brands, challenger brands and start-ups. She’s worked with large reputable agencies  as well as boutique agencies.

Kimberly earned a Bachelor of Fine Art in graphic design from The Savannah College of Art and Design, then went on to receive advanced placement in art direction at the Portfolio Center in Atlanta.

https://www.joneshaus.com
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