Frazer Center

04/24/2026

A thousand times thanks to the sponsors who helped make Mahjong & Mimosas such a joyful and memorable afternoon.

From creative catering and custom cookies to charcuterie, champagne, beautiful prizes, and generous financial support—this event truly came together because of you.

A special thank you to Southern Mahjong Co. () and Liz Liu for bringing your expertise and guiding players throughout the afternoon.

And a very special thank you to The Cator Woolford Memorial Fund for adding that extra sparkle. ✨

To all of our in-kind donors—you truly brought it. We are so grateful.

✨C. Parks Catering
✨Candler Park Market
✨Eau du Vin
✨Guitar Shed
✨HippoHopp
✨Meats to Sweets
✨Moonlight Bakery
✨Wahoo Wines

📷 Amazing photography by Benny Wonka

04/22/2026

🌳 Today is Earth Day, but this is something we see every day in Frazer Forest.

Children slowing down.
Looking closely.
Noticing what’s around them.

Slugs and salamanders, nests and fungi. Over time, these moments of discovery start to stay with them.

Read more:
https://www.frazercenter.org/about-us/news/what-children-notice-in-the-forest

04/16/2026

| April at Frazer — Mahjong & Mimosas, a peek inside our forest classroom, for Autism Acceptance Month, and MORE - https://mailchi.mp/frazercenter/inclusion-matters-apr2026

04/15/2026

For April and Autism Acceptance Month, our Inclusion Team is sharing a new focused on children’s books about autism.

In this episode, Ignacio Mendoza and Hannah Etchison introduce two titles that can help families start thoughtful, age-appropriate conversations:

📚 “A Friend Like Simon” by Kate Gaynor, illustrated by Caitrìona Sweeney
📚 “A Day with No Words” by Tiffany Hammond, illustrated by Kate Cosgrove

Each story offers a different perspective on communication and connection, giving children a way to better understand their peers.

At Frazer Center, this kind of learning is part of everyday life. Children grow up in classrooms where differences are part of the experience—not something set apart.

We hope these recommendations help build your inclusive home library.

04/08/2026

Mahjong & Mimosas Is Coming Together 🀄🥂 Who’s Joining Us?

Whether you’re gathering a group or joining on your own, there’s still time to reserve your spot.

✨ Unlimited mimosas, wine, and light bites
✨ Community prize drawings
✨ A lively, welcoming afternoon in the Atrium

Whether you’re newer to the tiles or a seasoned player, expect an afternoon filled with connection and play.

Join us April 19.

GET TIX HERE:

Gather your table. Support inclusion. Spend Sunday beautifully. April 19, 2026 | 3:30-5:30 p.m.

04/03/2026

🍦 The ice cream truck came by, and no one said no.
Sometimes connection is this simple. And delish!

Thank you, Georgia Ice Cream Truck. Come back soon!

03/31/2026

🀄🥂 Picture a Sunday afternoon in Frazer’s Atrium—sunlight streaming in, glasses clinking, Mahjong tiles in motion, and a room full of conversation and connection.

That’s what we’re creating at Mahjong & Mimosas on April 19.

Whether you’re gathering a group or joining on your own, you’ll feel right at home, with guidance throughout the afternoon from Liz Liu, co-founder of Southern Mahjong Co.

✨ Unlimited mimosas, wine, and non-alcoholic beverages
✨ Light bites
✨ Community prize drawings

Join us for a joyful afternoon supporting inclusion at Frazer Center.

Reserve your table or seat:
https://www.frazercenter.org/about-us/events/mahjong-mimosas-2026

03/26/2026

How do you explain disabilities to a child?

— Children’s Books We Love and Recommend

March is Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month. In this episode of , our Inclusion Team shares two stories that help young readers understand different abilities in a real, approachable way.

“The Abilities in Me: Cerebral Palsy” and “Meeting Mimi” open the door to conversations about how people move through the world—and how much we all have in common.

At Frazer, inclusion starts early. It grows through moments like this: reading together, asking questions, and learning how to see each other more clearly.

03/25/2026

Two guitars, a story, and a trip to the moon 🌙🎶

One of our Pre-K classes had a very special visit from grandparents who brought music, storytelling, and so much joy into the classroom. From singing along with Opa to a sweet guitar duet with his granddaughter—and a moon-landing story from Noni—this is a moment our students will remember.

We’re so grateful for the love our community brings into the classroom. Thank you, Opa & Noni! 💙💚💙

03/24/2026

🀄🥂 Tables + Individual Tickets Now Available

Mahjong & Mimosas is filling up—and we’d love for you to be part of it.

Whether you’re gathering a group or joining on your own, there’s still time to reserve your spot.

✨ Unlimited mimosas, wine, and light bites
✨ Community prize drawings
✨ A lively, welcoming afternoon in the Atrium

Table for 4 — $480
Individual Ticket — $125

Whether you’re newer to the tiles or a seasoned player, we look forward to an afternoon filled with connection and play.

Join us April 19:
https://www.frazercenter.org/about-us/events/mahjong-mimosas-2026

03/22/2026

🀄🥂 Last day for Early Bird tables — Mahjong & Mimosas

Let’s fill the Atrium with the sound of tiles clicking and friends laughing.

Join us April 19 for a lively Sunday social filled with Mahjong, mimosas, light bites, and meaningful connection—all supporting inclusion at Frazer Center.

Whether you’re newer to the tiles or a seasoned player, expect a welcoming afternoon filled with connection and play.

✨ Early Bird Table (4 seats): $450 — ends tonight
✨ Only 40 tables available

Gather your four and reserve your table:
https://www.frazercenter.org/about-us/events/mahjong-mimosas-2026

03/20/2026

“Being present is not the same as being included.”

Real belonging looks like this 💙💛

At Frazer Center, friendships grow naturally—between participants, staff, and the broader community. From shared laughter to meaningful outings, every moment is an opportunity to connect.

This World Down Syndrome Day (3/21), we’re celebrating what it means to truly belong.



Learn more about this year’s theme:
https://www.worlddownsyndromeday.org/about-the-2026-theme/