CBS News Atlanta spends a morning in the bakery with Wonder Maker Troy Millikan, and looks at what Wonderfully Made offers adults with intellectual disabilities after high school.
A volunteer of nearly two years reflects on what gentleness looks like at Wonderfully Made — how the Wonder Makers treat one another, and how it changes a room.
Adults with intellectual disabilities face a loneliness crisis that few programs address. Kelly Kannwischer makes the case that Atlanta's faith communities are uniquely positioned to change that.
The relationships combat the loneliness epidemic each group experiences.
The Buckhead bakery celebrates one year of creating friendship, purpose, and a place to belong. Wonderfully Made creates the space for them to enjoy the friendships and hobbies we all need to thrive.
The one-year anniversary celebration continues through coverage on 11 Alive.
What started with six adults, has grown to twenty-two families throughout our first year.
Inside a Buckhead bakery, the smell of cookies fills the air. But for the bakers, the real reward is something more than sweet treats. It's friendship, purpose, and a place to belong.