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Auditory Verbal Center, Inc.

Since 1977, the Auditory Verbal Center, Inc. FOR OVER 40 YEARS, the Auditory-Verbal Center, Inc.

(AVC), a nonprofit organization 501(c)(3), teaching children with all degrees of hearing loss how to listen and speak WITHOUT the use of sign language or lip reading. (AVC), a nonprofit organization 501(c)(3), has provided a family-centered and holistic approach to supporting and improving the lives of the deaf or hard of hearing. AVC offers truly unique services, making it one of only a few such centers in the United States offering comprehensive Auditory-Verbal therapy and a full-service Audiology & Hearing Aid Clinic. We focus on listening and spoken language, with locations in Atlanta and Macon and for those families who can't make the drive or are out of the state, we offer Teletherapy for the Auditory-Verbal Program. The Audiology & Hearing Aid Clinic is at the Atlanta location and serves anyone from birth to seniors with the primary focus of adult clients. The Listening and Spoken Language Specialists in the Auditory-Verbal Program teach children with all degrees of hearing loss how to listen and speak WITHOUT the use of sign language or lip reading. All of our highly-trained specialists can offer services and consultation or referrals on a vast variety of issues concerning auditory-verbal therapy, cochlear implants, hearing aids and a host of other hearing impaired resources for the deaf or hard of hearing.

01/16/2026

🌟 Mahalo to Our Presenting Sponsor! 🌟

We extend our heartfelt thanks to Green Financial Resources, LLC, the Presenting Sponsor of the 2026 Voices of Aloha Gala. 💚

Their generous support helps us continue providing life-changing therapy and resources for children who are deaf and hard of hearing — truly giving the Gift of Sound & Voice.

We are so grateful for your partnership and commitment to making a meaningful impact in our community. Mahalo nui loa! 🌈

✨ Interested in supporting the Voices of Aloha Gala?
Sponsorship opportunities are still available — join us in making a lasting impact. https://www.avchears.org/gala-2026.html

01/15/2026

🌺 You’re Invited: AVC Open House 🌺
Join us for a special Open House reception hosted by the Auditory Verbal Center Board of Directors and see firsthand how your support transforms the lives of deaf and hard of hearing children.

✨ Enjoy hors d’oeuvres, wine, and beer
✨ Connect with fellow supporters, board members, and AVC leadership
✨ Take a guided tour of our center (every 20 minutes)
✨ Experience the impact of Auditory Verbal therapy in action

📅 Thursday, February 5
⏰ 3:00 – 6:00 PM
📍 Auditory Verbal Center
1875 Century Blvd. NE, Suite 200, Atlanta, GA

This is a wonderful opportunity to connect, learn more about our mission, and see how AVC is giving sound and voice to the deaf and hard of hearing.

👉 RSVP: avchears.org/events

01/14/2026

🎉 Get Ready for the 2026 Auditory Verbal Center Gala! 🎉

Join us on Friday, March 20, 2026, from 6:00–11:00 PM at the Atlanta Marriott Perimeter Center for an unforgettable evening of dinner, cocktails, dancing, live & silent auctions, and our Golden Ticket Raffle! 🌺🍹✨

Wear your best Hawaiian/Resort attire and help us continue giving the Gift of Sound & Voice to children who are deaf and hard of hearing through critical therapy programs. 💛

🎟 Tickets:
👉 $175 per person
👉 Early Bird: $150 if purchased before Feb 14th
👉 RSVP by March 6th!

💼 Become a Sponsor:
Make an impact by becoming a sponsor! Table sponsorships start at $2,500 — your support directly helps families in need. 💙

🌟 Can’t attend?
You can still join the fun — bid in the silent auction remotely and support our mission!

🎟 Buy tickets or learn more: https://www.avchears.org/gala-2026.html

Let’s make a difference together — see you there! 🥂🎶

01/08/2026

🦌🎨 Crafting, Listening, & Learning! 🎨🦌

During a recent teletherapy session, Alanna had a wonderful time making a reindeer hat! As she worked on her festive craft, she practiced new vocabulary and following directions, building important listening and language skills along the way. 👂✨

Hands-on activities like this help make therapy fun, engaging, and meaningful. Great job, Alanna—we loved seeing your creativity shine! 🌟

01/07/2026

🫧⛰️ Big Fun for Little Ears! ⛰️🫧

Wolfe is now a 4-year-old preschooler and has just received his Cochlear Implant—what an exciting milestone! During a recent teletherapy session, Wolfe practiced his listening skills while creating a “bubble mountain.”

He loved the activity so much that he wanted to keep building bubbles for the entire session! 🎉 Activities like this keep therapy engaging and help turn listening practice into joyful learning moments.

Great job, Wolfe! We can’t wait to see all the progress ahead. 🌟👂

01/05/2026

🍪✨ Sweet Sounds & Sweet Treats! ✨🍪

During a recent Aural Rehabilitation Teletherapy session, Juliana had a blast baking cookies! While rolling and cutting out her dough, she worked on word discrimination, carefully listening to identify which cookie cutter shape to use next. 👂🍪

Juliana is still early in her cochlear implant (CI) journey. She has single-sided deafness (SSD) and experienced a sudden hearing loss back in March of this year. Moments like these show how therapy can be both meaningful and fun as she builds her listening skills one step (and cookie!) at a time. 💛

Way to go, Juliana—we’re so proud of your progress! 🌟

01/02/2026

🎉 Graduate Spotlight: Jethro 🎉
Jethro is doing amazing things! He is now thriving in a mainstream 6th grade classroom, doing well academically, and staying active on the tennis court. 🎾

Recently, Jethro played in his first mini tennis tournament—and won all four matches in one day! Some of those matches lasted over an hour, showing just how focused and determined he is. 💪

Jethro is truly a persistent and hardworking young man, and we’re so proud of all he has accomplished.

✨ As another exciting milestone, Jethro’s cochlear implant processors were recently upgraded to SONNET 3, supporting him as he continues to grow, learn, and succeed.

Way to go, Jethro—we can’t wait to see what’s next! 🌟

12/29/2025

Imagine waking up tomorrow and not being able to hear. What would you miss the most?

That’s the question posed to Kiwanians at the White Oak Golden K meeting on Thursday by Jonathan Brilling, outreach and development director for the Auditory Verbal Center based in Atlanta. Music, a spouse saying “I love you,” grandkids and sports were all things mentioned.

“These are sounds that all of us sometimes take for granted,” Brilling said. “When you start to lose your hearing, it never comes back.”

He asked if anyone there used a hearing aid, and quite a number of people raised their hands. Hearing loss is almost inevitable, Brilling said.

Meryl Miller, a doctor of audiology and president of the Georgia Academy of Audiology, said one-third of people over 65 have hearing loss that needs to be addressed — and double that for people 75 and older.

Read more: https://www.times-herald.com/news/kiwanis-guest-shares-journey-from-silence-to-speech/article_a697d3e2-850d-4001-be61-155e9fb4774d.html

12/29/2025

🎧 Loud music shouldn't cost a child their hearing.
Today, 1 in 8 young people experience hearing loss from earbuds and headphones — but early support can make all the difference.

Your donation helps us provide essential listening and spoken-language therapy to children and teens impacted by hearing loss.

💙 Give the Gift of Sound & Voice and protect brighter futures: avchears.org/donate

12/26/2025

🌱 The earlier the support, the brighter the future.
Early intervention is critical for helping children with hearing loss develop the language and communication skills they need for lifelong success.

Your generosity makes it possible for families to receive the specialized services their children depend on.

🌟 Help us change lives.
Give the Gift of Sound & Voice today: avchears.org/donate

12/23/2025

💬 Most families are shocked to learn their child has hearing loss — and they need guidance, hope, and expert care right away.

More than 90% of deaf and hard of hearing children are born to hearing parents who often have no idea where to begin.

Your support ensures that families receive compassionate coaching, resources, and the tools they need to help their child thrive and learning listening and spoken language.

🎁 This season, give the Gift of Sound & Voice: avchears.org/donate

12/22/2025

Turn Your Investments Into Impact 💛 Not all gifts come from your wallet. Some of the most powerful ways to give are also the smartest for your finances.

At the Auditory Verbal Center, your support helps children with hearing loss learn to listen and speak — unlocking a lifetime of connection. Here are two win-win ways to make an impact:

✨ From Your IRA (Ages 70½+)
Donate directly from your IRA — up to $100,000 each year — and it can count toward your RMD while reducing your taxable income.

📈 Appreciated Stock
Give stock that’s increased in value and receive a deduction for the full amount without paying capital gains tax.

Every dollar (and every share!) changes lives — helping children hear their first words, attend mainstream schools, and thrive in a world of sound. 🌎💬

Ready to make your generosity go further?
👉 https://www.avchears.org/donate.html

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1875 Century Boulevard NE Ste 200
Atlanta, GA
30345

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+14046338911

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http://www.avchears.org/

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