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June 9, 2021

Day 3 – Project Impact 2021

Wednesday was all about our local senior citizens. We had one goal for the day: lots of smiles! After seeing so many happy faces (from both seniors and campers), it was clear we achieved just that… all while 3 feet apart!

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Our morning was spent at Providence Plaza completing a random act of kindness – porch plants for the residents. First task: plants! The campers gathered their materials (soil, trowels, flowers, notecards) and got down to business. Working together, they repotted over 100 flowers, each with a special handwritten note! We must say… we were quite impressed with their gardening (and note) skills! Next task: porches! Once the flowers were finished, and after a much-needed water break, we split into groups and placed a plant on each of the resident’s porches. Several of the residents had smiles and thanked us for making their day. Smile goal complete!

After lunch at Balfour Park, we headed to our next project site, Legacy Village at Plantation Manor, an assisted living community for seniors. Even though the heat had most of us exhausted, we powered together to complete the many tasks at hand. We picked up sticks and pinecones, made smiles cards and memory collages, pulled vines (which surprisingly many enjoyed), and planted even more plants – this time in-ground and with the help of one of the residents! Speaking of residents, many of them were watching from the inside and giving us lots of thumbs up and smiles. Goal complete once more!

THANK YOU to all of our sponsors, volunteers, non-profits, and groups who support our volunteer events and programs, especially our Diamond Level (and above) Sponsors Ashley HomeStore, New Hire Solutions, Mr. & Mrs. Russell Chubb, Mr. & Mrs. Howell L. Ferguson, Ms. Diane W. Parker, and Dr. & Mrs. Philip C. Watt; as well as the Thomasville Antiques Show Foundation for helping to make youth programs like this possible.

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May 7, 2021

Cheers For Volunteers 2021

What a super night we had on Tuesday, April 20 as we honored our local volunteer Hands On Heroes at our 8th annual Cheers For Volunteers at the Big Oak. Thanks to everyone who came and celebrated with us!

Hands On Heroes is an annual program to recognize outstanding volunteer efforts in our community. More than 60 nominations were submitted by non-profit agencies and community leaders in student, individual, and group categories. Award winners, as well as honorable mentions were selected by a committee based, not just on hours served, but also for their inspiration, commitment, impact, passion, and leadership.

Each nominee received a certificate, a bag of goodies, and their very own Hands On Hero cape compliments of Everfan! Selected winners also received a Hands On Heroes awards, and the student winner received a $500 Bobbie Flowers Quiet Leader Scholarship. On behalf of our partners, HOTC is proud to recognize theses very special volunteers who shine brightly in the eyes of local non-profit agencies and community members as Hands On Heroes. Take a look at the winners and photos of the evening below.

2021 Hands On Heroes Award Winners

Individual Category – Volunteers 18+ who serve independently in Thomas County

Hands On Heroes Award Winner – Mr. Pat Christopher
Patriotism runs strong in our community, but unfortunately, there is little actual assistance for veterans in our community. Pat, who has a military background, not only believes all of our veterans deserve respect and dignity in return for their service, but works tirelessly to ensure it happens. Since 2015, Pat has been the Chairman of Dog Tagss, a group originally formed in Thomasville as a veterans’ home, which has now pivoted to a resource center run by volunteers to help veterans who are homeless or on the verge of homelessness, not just in Thomas County, but throughout southwest Georgia. His leadership and efforts help provide food, rent, utilities, clothing, and emotional support. Often personally going out into the community, and unfortunately, often into the streets, to find and assist hundreds of veterans in need each year. For this, we salute you! As our 2021 Award Winner, Pat received an award, and a $250 donation to DogTaggs.

Individual Category Honorable Mention – Rose Marie Robbins, Ellen Henderson

Congratulations also these Individual Nominees: Akoshua Williams, Barbara Johnson, Cheryl Walters, Christine Santos, Cynthia Anderson, Dale Millere, Dawn Phinazee Allen, Dr. Craig Wolff, Ginny Howard, Gretchen Stephens, Jacqueline Knight, Janice Hill, Janice Rauls, Jay Flowers, Jeffery Sigala, Keyla Sigala, Jodi Merritt, Kathy Pipken, Lindsay Leverette, Mary Beth Donalson, Megan Henderson, Melissa Artz, Nancy Tillinghast, Orangie James-McCraw, Rich Curtis, Sandra Crimley-Bell, Shelba Sellers, Tim Hobbs, Valerie West, Wayne Adams, and Wendy Beatty.

Special Lifetime Achievement Award – Mrs. Aldrena Williams
Aldrena is a long-time resident and volunteer in Meigs. She has a heart for service which extends beyond herself. Her efforts not only benefit the entire Meigs community, but specifically she acts as a mentor for hundreds of youth through the Virtuous Girls Group of Meigs. For more than 10 years, she has personally arranged, coordinated, and led volunteer efforts for community clean-ups through Keep Thomas County Beautiful, fed neighbors in need, and sewn comfort items for cancer patients at Archbold. She coordinates an annual literacy fair which provides free books to hundreds of children. She is a model volunteer, and you cannot keep Aldrena down. She is always full of smiles, gratitude, and a can-do attitude we should all strive for. As a 2021 Award Winner, Mrs. Aldrena received an award, and four Disney Park Hopper Passes.

Student Category – Youth in grades 6-12 in Thomas County

Hands On Heroes Student Award Winner – Mr. Oxzavier Rivers
Oxzavier is an 11th Grade student/athlete at Thomasville High School Scholars Academy where he volunteers for a wide variety of school functions and community organizations such as stadium clean-ups, Wildlife Arts Festival, Homeless Coalition, and more through his membership in the Thomasville High School National Honor Society. This year has looked very different in terms of the number of service projects that have been offered in our local community, yet Oxzavier has plugged himself in to support in any way that he can. When our selection committee chooses award winners, they look at not only the type and amount of service, but also their commitment and inspiration to others as reflected on the nomination form. And what really set Oxzavier apart for our committee was the impression he left on his teachers and advisors which in turn left a big impression on us. Comments like — He will do a wonderful job in whatever capacity he is asked to serve. We constantly marvel at this young man’s selfless acts and the positive attitude and wonderful smile that he shows when he is volunteering, and we have said time and time again how wonderful it would be to have a society full of hearts to serve like Oxzavier’s. He sets the bar high for his peers, and the example that he sets through his actions and through his volunteering is creating a legacy for Thomasville High School and our wonderful community. Thank you for being a role model for your peers! As our 2021 Award Winner, Oxzavier received an award, and a $500 Bobbie Flowers Quiet Leader Scholarship.

Student Category Honorable Mention – Tisha Stevens, DeAsia Daniels, Jiayi Yao, Andrew Robertson, Xavier Glenn, Peyton Cosby, Anna Pope, Mya Cooney, Randy Sowell, and Katie Giemza

Group Category – Businesses, Organizations, and Civic Clubs in Thomas County

Hands On Heroes Group Award Winner – Vital Signs LLC
Vital Signs has been a supporter of HOTC and other organizations such as Hands & Hearts for Horses, and the Humane Society for many years, but really stepped up to fulfill an urgent need for the community this past year. When lock-down was ordered, owner Chris Lovelady turned Vital Signs into a full-time mask-making effort with the help of a group of 50 volunteers (led by Dawn Phinazee Allen). Chris, had just taught himself how to sew and devoted company efforts to making more than 8000 masks that were then distributed free to individuals and groups, as well as essential workers during a very critical time. He did not do it for the credit, but because he saw a need. Even when his business re-opened, he continued to devote his own time, his staff, and resources to this effort. Although many companies pivoted during the pandemic to stay in business, Vital Signs pivoted to fill an urgent need to protect our community and for that we are truly thankful. As a 2021 Award Winner, Vital Signs received an award.

Group Category Honorable Mention – South Georgia Adventures, Thomas County School – 3D Printer Group

Congratulations also to these Group Nominees – City of Thomasville Public Works, First Missionary Baptist Church, Magnolia High School Alumni Association, PBL Chapter of Southern Regional Technical College, Providence Missionary Baptist Church Leadership, The Lomax Family, Thomas County Health Department, Thomasville Jeepers, Victory Fellowship Church Food Pantry, Thomas County Central Key Club, Thomasville High School JROTC

Our first ever Community Impact Award – Ashley HomeStore
Ashley HomeStore has a corporate culture of stewardship that shines brightly through their Thomasville division. Their commitment to community starts with its leadership. This top-down approach inspires employees at every level. Locally, their far-reaching support as volunteers and donors benefits the arts, environment, healthcare, veterans, schools and youth. Examples of their corporate civic-mindedness include Hope to Dream which provides mattresses to organizations like The Boys & Girls Club. in 2019, Ashley employees and partners created teachers lounges and updated the bathroom and kitchen at Scholars Academy and MacIntyre Park Middle School with a commitment to continue this work in other schools in our area. They have provided design assistance and furnishings for the Chamber of Commerce, Vashti Center and local festivals; provided over 400 meals to local healthcare staff during the pandemic; and support local organizations like Thomas University, Troupe, Thomasville Antiques Show foundation, Tall Timbers, the Humane Society, and of course HOTC where they come out every year to volunteer for at least one project site – this past year at a Manna Drop in Pavo. Ashley HomeStore is committed to the present and future well-being of this community as also noted by their recent investment — the 1915 South Building in the West Jackson Street Corridor. Thank you for being a model corporate citizen! As a 2021 Award Winner, Ashley HomeStore received an award.

BIG CHEERS to all those who volunteer tirelessly and selflessly every day. Super thanks to Everfan, City of Thomasville, Thomas County Schools, Banks Italian Ice, Jennifer Rhodes Photography; as well as all of our sponsors and grantors who make free, community-minded events like these possible, especially Diamond Level and above sponsors Ashley HomeStore, New Hire Solutions, Mr. & Mrs. Russell Chubb, Mr. & Mrs. Howell L. Ferguson, Ms. Diane W. Parker, and Dr. & Mrs. Philip C. Watt.

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Student Winner – Oxzavier Rivers

Group Winner – Vital Signs

Community Impact Award – Ashley HomeStore

Thomas County Schools – 3D Printer Group

Lifetime Acheivement Award – Ms. Aldrena Williams

South Georgia Adventures

Individual Winner – Pat Christopher

April 28, 2021

Project Impact Summer Service Camp

Student Hands On Thomas County is proud to present Project IMPACT Summer Service Camp, June 7-11, 2021. Open to rising 6-9th graders, Project IMPACT is a week of fun and hands-on volunteer service.

Students may earn up to 20 community service hours for their participation (pending prior approval from their school) that may be applied to the upcoming school year. Click here to print registration forms.

REGISTRATION IS OPEN

Registration fee is $100
and includes a t-shirt.
Application, release, pledge, and payment
must be received to secure your spot.
Don’t wait!
Space is limited and fills quickly.

We’re currently working on exciting and fun projects for 2021, but this will give you an idea of what we do during camp:

Click here to see a sample schedule.
Click here to read about (and see pictures of) our most recent week of camp.

TEACHERS! Help your students get a head start on their community service hours, download a printable camp flyer to distribute to your class.

Volunteers are needed to help make this program possible! If you are interested in being a youth (16+) or adult counselor for Project IMPACT, click here for an application.

Thank you to all the donors who help make these programs possible, especially Diamond Level and above Sponsors: Ashley HomeStore, New Hire Solutions, Mr. & Mrs. Russell Chubb, Mr. & Mrs. Howell L. Ferguson, Mrs. Diane W. Parker, and Dr. & Mrs. Philip C. Watt; as well as the Thomasville Antiques Show Foundation.

February 2, 2021

MLK Service Day 2021 Recap

More than 100 volunteers spent this federal holiday, and national day of service, helping others by completing DIY, virtual, and in-person projects in honor of the memory of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Locally, project sites focused on food insecurity, homelessness, and literacy. Check out some project highlights and photos below.

“Not everybody can be famous but everybody can be great because greatness is determined by service… You only need a heart full of grace and a soul generated by love.” -Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

It was a bright and sunny, but cold, Monday morning as members from Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, American Beauty Chapter No 214 Prince Hall Order of the Easter Star, along with other families and HOTC Board members, came together to help feed their neighbors at Harper Elementary School. Bags of food including chicken, fruit, juice, and non-perishables from Second Harvest were handed out to nearly 300 households, serving more than 840 individuals altogether.

We introduced a new DIY project, Soups and Socks. In total, 78 pairs of socks were received, each filled with a can of soup, spoon and note of encouragement. These donations were given to local human service agencies such as Dog Taggs, Fountain of Life Rescue, Thomasville Police Department, and The Walk Youth Group who will then distribute them to those in need throughout the community.

Virtually, volunteers participated in the vMLK Project, a simulation experience of one of Dr. King’s speeches. Afterwards they shared their “Idea whose time has come.”

Our Book Drive was once again a success! Thanks to our generous volunteers, we received 236 books that were then distributed to the Meigs Literacy Fair, Head Start, Thomasville Community Resource Center, and the Vashti Center.

Even though the Meigs Literacy Fair was not able to be an in-person event this year due to COVID concerns, the Virtuous Girls Youth Group still managed to share the joy of reading by giving out 371 books. More than 21 volunteers from Thomas County Central High School FCCLA club also participated in a Virtual Literacy Fair, recording themselves reading children’s books that will be shared with local youth organizations throughout the year.

It was a wonderful morning of service in honor of Dr. King’s legacy. THANK YOU to all of our sponsors, volunteers, non-profits, and groups who came together to help make it all happen, especially our Diamond Level (and above) Sponsors Ashley HomeStore, New Hire Solutions, Mr. & Mrs. Russell Chubb, Mr. & Mrs. Howell L. Ferguson, Ms. Diane W. Parker, and Dr. & Mrs. Philip C. Watt; as well as the Thomasville Antiques Show Foundation for making volunteer events and programs like these possible.

Stay up-to-date with volunteer opportunities and programs like MLK Service Day by visiting our Daily Opportunities Calendar and liking our Facebook page.

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Soups & Socks Collection

Food from Second Harvest at Manna Drop

Manna Drop Volunteer Getting Ready to Pack Boxes

Manna Drop Volunteer Ready to Pack Boxes

Carrying Heavy Boxes of Food at Manna Drop

Manna Drop Volunteer Getting Ready To Pack Boxes

Mask On For Service

Mask Off For Smiles

Book Drive Collection

Volunteers Working On Notes Of Encouragement

Thank You For Your Soups & Socks Donations

Meigs Literacy Fair Virtuous Girls Volunteers

Meigs Literacy Fair Virtuous Girls Volunteer

Meigs Literacy Fair Virtuous Girls Volunteer

Meigs Literacy Fair Virtuous Girls Volunteer

Virtuous Girls Reading At Meigs Literacy Fair

December 14, 2020

MLK Service Day 2021

Join Student Hands On Thomas County on Monday, January 18 from 9:00 a.m. to noon in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. On this national day of service, Americans of every age and background celebrate Dr. King through service projects that reflect the basic tenets of his life’s work: eradicating hunger and poverty, promoting literacy and education, improving and beautifying community spaces, and empowering people to make a positive difference in their own community. Learn more here.

Registration for virtual, DIY, and in-person projects opens December 15. Space is limited and is first come, first served. If you would like to register a group of 10 or more, please contact our office at (229) 226-5200 or email us.

To see pictures from last year’s MLK Service Day, click here; or find more pics on Facebook.

REGISTER TO VOLUNTEER
AT ONE OF THE FOLLOWING PROJECT SITES:

Soups & Socks

DIY for all ages

Fill socks with soups to benefit local human service agencies.

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Manna Drop

In-person for ages 10+

Sort, pack, and distribute food to our neighbors in need.

This Project Site Is Full

vMLK Project

Virtual for ages 12+

Experience a simulation of one of Dr. King’s speeches then share your “idea whose time has come.”

Literacy Fair & Read-A-Thon

Virtual for all ages

Dress as your favorite book character and read your favorite chapter to kids.

Book Drive

DIY or Virtual for all ages

Donate a new or very gently used book to HOTC by January 13. 1 book = 1 service hour (limit 3).

This Site Is Now Closed

CAN’T VOLUNTEER ON MONDAY, 1/18,
OR WANT TO DO MORE?

Take part in the 11th Annual MLK Humanitarian Walk of Faith & Festival hosted by Restoration Tabernacle

Volunteer virtually or DIY December 13 through January 16

Walk for health and unity. Win weekly prizes! All ages.

Enter the Essay Contest

High school and college students can receive a stipend for school.

Social Media Volunteer

Help promote this event to community members. Ages 16+.

Virtual Town Hall

Provide your input on diversity in our community. All ages.

Thank you to all of our donors, especially Diamond Level (and above) Sponsors Ashley HomeStore, New Hire Solutions, Mr. & Mrs. Russell Chubb, Mr. & Mrs. Howell L. Ferguson, Ms. Diane W. Parker, and Dr. & Mrs. Philip C. Watt; as well as the Thomasville Antiques Show Foundation for making volunteer events and programs like these possible.

October 21, 2020

Family Volunteer Day 2020

Families of all shapes and sizes – work, school, church, friends – are invited to Family Volunteer Day on Saturday, November 7 from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Volunteer at project sites geared to strengthen bonds, create shared experiences and lasting memories through community service. If you consider them family, so do we! Volunteering on your own? The more the merrier! We are all a part of one big, happy volunteering family!

As part of the Veterans Day offerings, sign up to volunteer for one or more opportunities: DIY Holidays For Heroes, Grab & Go Veterans Day Posters, or the DIY Veterans Day Car Parade. Make it a full morning of service in honor of service men and women.

ONLINE REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN. If you would like to register a group of 10 or more, please contact our office at (229) 226-5200 or email us.

To see pictures from last year’s Family Volunteer Day, click here; or find more pics on Facebook.

DIY Holidays for Heroes

For all ages!
9:30am-12:30pm

Make cards for service men and women as part of this national program of the American Red Cross.

DIY Veterans Day Car Parade

For all ages!
9:30am line up time

Decorate your street-legal vehicle, then join our DIY parade in support of local service men and women.

Grab & Go Veterans Day Posters

For all ages!
9:30am-12:30pm

Pick up a poster kit, then hang your completed project at select downtown businesses.

Register online to volunteer at any site on Family Volunteer Day,

and receive a free HOTC tshirt (Sizes as available. While supplies last).

Can’t volunteer in the morning, or want to do more?
Volunteer at,
or attend, VetFest!

Special thanks to all of our donors and sponsors, especially Diamond Level & above sponsors Ashley HomeStore, New Hire Solutions, Mr. & Mrs. Russell Chubb, and Ms. Diane W. Parker for making volunteer programs and events like these possible.

April 17, 2020

Volunteer Week 2020

April is National Volunteer Month. Join us as we celebrate Thomas County’s very own Volunteer Week, April 18-25…with, like many things nowadays, a social-distance twist! We’ll honor our 2020 Hands On Heroes, promote select in-home and virtual volunteer opportunities, and do fun daily giveaways (read more below). Things are a little different right now, but our volunteer spirit never wavers. We hope you’ll be a part of our activities!

Although we are disappointed we can’t gather together in person to celebrate at Cheers For Volunteers, we are still excited to announce this year’s Hands On Heroes Award Winners who were selected for their outstanding volunteer service in our community:

♦ Individual– Mr. Chris Henderson
♦ Student– Mr. Winston Cornish
♦ Group– K-Kids of Cross Creek Elementary

Many thanks to community members for nominating over 75 individuals and groups! We can’t wait to celebrate in person soon with each and every one of them – and you. Read more about the winners, honorable mentions and nominees here.

There are many kinds of heroes in our community, and during difficult times we see many in action. Let us know your favorite every day hero on our Facebook page during Volunteer Week. Five lucky heroes will receive $10 in Downtown Dollars! Be on the lookout for Facebook posts starting Sunday, April 19 where you can nominate someone who is making a difference right now.

We can’t say it enough – THANK YOU to all of our volunteers who make this such a great community to be a part of! Stay up-to-date for further opportunities, updates and “shout-outs” on our Daily Opportunities Calendar and Facebook page. And if you’re not already, be sure to sign up for our email updates – stay connected!

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Update Your Profile Pic!

Show your love for volunteering! Use one of our special Facebook profiles frames during the week of April 18-25. Give them a try!

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Appreciation Stations

Normally this time of year, local businesses are honoring our volunteers by offering freebies and discounts. During this unusual time, we are asking our volunteers to return the love instead. Show your appreciation for all the local businesses who continually support HOTC by supporting them with online and curbside-pickup. To see what many local businesses are doing and offering, click here.

Volunteer Opportunities At Home, Virtually, and More!

Donate Blood

There are currently no known risks for healthy people donating blood during this time. This will be by appointment only to ensure social distancing guidelines are followed. Make an appointment with Oneblood here.

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Healthcare Heroes

Send encouragement to our local healthcare workers. Let them know how much they are appreciated by sending drawings, notes or encouraging words. Send electronically here.

Help Your Neighbor

Help a neighbor with yard work, meals, or just to bring a smile. It is always a good time to take care of our own, but now more than ever! Just remember recommended best practices.

Write Letters of Love

Brighten a seniors’ day by sending cards with encouraging messages, and drawings. This is a great way to show our seniors – many of whom are self-quarantined – that we care. Send electronically here.

Foster A Shelter Pet

Foster a shelter pet for a couple hours or a couple days. This is a great way to help get them ready for a “fur”ever home, and you’ll have great company while sheltering from home. Call our local Humane Society at (229) 228.1613

Make Masks

There is a great need of individuals who can sew masks or cut patterns.

To help local Essential Businesses – sign up here. If you are an essential business which needs masks, click here.

To help Archbold, call 228-2924 (M-F).

Donate Fabric

Donate any fabric you may have to help the many volunteers making masks! Drop off at Vital Signs located at 1304 E. Jackson Street anytime Monday – Friday. Monetary donations to help purchase materials also gratefully accepted.

We are constantly updating, so check back often!

For more ways
to volunteer,
click here.

Thank you to everyone who volunteers their time and resources to community efforts!

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Please be sure to read our best practices for volunteering, and always follow current guidelines from the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), and the Georgia Department of Public Health (DPH).

Thank you to all of our supporters, especially Diamond Level & Above Sponsors Ashley HomeStore, Hurst Boiler, and Ms. Diane W. Parker for making programs and events like this possible.

January 22, 2020

MLK Service Day 2020 Recap

On Monday, January 20, Hands On Thomas County honored Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr’s legacy by making it a day on, not a day off.

Over 150 individuals braved the cold to come together on this annual (and national) morning of service, to continue the example that Dr. King set by serving others — volunteering at select project sites focused on hunger, literacy, and community improvement. Check out the project highlights and photos below.

“Life’s most persistent and urgent question is… what are you doing for others?” – Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

It was a cold, winter morning but that did not deter over 50 volunteers from coming together to tackle food insecurity right here in our own backyard. Volunteers from Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, The Connection Assembly, Kappa League, American Beauty Chapter No 214 Prince Hall Order of the Easter Star, along with other families, served more than 200 households with bags of free food staples from Second Harvest.

Volunteers lent a hand at the Rescue Mission Soup Kitchen — prepping food for the daily meal service, organizing the pantry and cleaning up the thrift store area.

Students from Thomasville High School AFJROTC spent the morning at MacIntyre Park Middle School and Scholars Academy creating “invisible” sidewalk art featuring active and positive messages for students. Thomas County Middle School also completed the same task with a group of M.E.R.I.T. students.

We had another successful Book Drive with a total of 301 books collected! Because of your donations, you shared the joy of reading to more than 50 kids at the Meigs Literacy Fair and Read-a-thon hosted by the Virtuous Girls Youth Group. Each child in attendance received new books, pizza for lunch, door prizes and special book readings from a few Yellow Jackets from the Thomas County Central High School Football team.

It was a wonderful way to spend this day. A very special THANK YOU to all of our sponsors, volunteers, non-profits, and groups who helped make an impact in their community in remembrance of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

Special thanks to to Ashley Homestore, Hurst Boiler, and Ms. Diane W. Parker; as well as the Thomasville Antiques Show Foundation for making volunteer programs like these possible.

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Stencil Art

Sister Douglas at Rescue Mission

Cooking at Rescue Mission

Organizing Pantry at Rescue Mission

Rescue Mission Volunteer

TCCHS Yellow Jacket at Meigs Literacy Fair

TCCHS Yellow Jacket at Meigs Literacy Fair

TCCHS Yellow Jacket at Meigs Literacy Fair

TCCHS Yellow Jacket at Meigs Literacy Fair

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Thank you TCCHS Yellow Jackets. You made the kids so happy being there!

Ms Chris leading the way at the Manna Drop

Manna Drop Volunteers

Getting ready to give out food at Manna Drop

American Beauty No. 214 OES Prince Hall

Manna Drop Volunteers

Manna Drop Volunteers

Manna Drop

Stencil Art at TCMS

Stencil Art at TCMS

Stencil Art at TCMS

Waiting for the stencil to dry