Millie Habtemariam/Full Circle Salon & Suites and Full Circle Candles
Full Circle Salon & Suites and Full Circle Candles were founded by master stylist and artisan Millie Habtemariam, whose 43-year career in beauty, education, and customer care has shaped both brands into pillars of creativity and community in Suwanee, Georgia.
Full Circle Salon & Suites is a welcoming destination for hair, barbering, and nail services, known for its artistry, personalized care, and family-centered atmosphere. Millie’s dedication to excellence and genuine connection has earned her a reputation as both a trusted stylist and a mentor in the beauty industry.
April Smith/The Survivors’ Nest
The Survivor’s Nest is a nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering cancer survivors and individuals facing life-altering challenges through education, wellness, and compassionate support.
Founded on the belief that healing extends beyond treatment, The Survivor’s Nest provides essential resources, restorative programs, and community outreach initiatives that
promote strength, resilience, and a renewed quality of life. Through advocacy, wellness coaching, and meaningful collaborations, the organization helps survivors rebuild with confidence, hope, and purpose.
Abigail Gonzalez/National Junior League of Cotillions Lake Lanier Chapter
The NLJC Lake Lanier Chapter provides a screen-free, in-person learning environment where young people develop the courtesies, confidence, and character essential for real-world interactions.
Through engaging instruction in etiquette, manners, and ballroom dance, students practice meaningful social skills such as introductions, conversation, and table manners. The program emphasizes honor, dignity, and integrity, culminating in elegant events where students connect face-to-face and put to practice the skills for genuine human interaction.
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