Manna Drops

May 10, 2022

Volunteer Week 2022 Recap

April was National Volunteer Month and we celebrated to the fullest during Thomas County’s very own Volunteer Week April 16-23, presented by Check Mate Industries! Over 840 individuals joined us throughout the week at select volunteer opportunities and as we recognized the many Hands On Heroes at Cheers For Volunteers! Take a look at the highlights and pictures below.

Volunteer Week is a celebration of volunteer service and the many people who make good things happen in our community! We were excited to start the week doing just that by planting roses at the City of Thomasville Pocket Park located at the corner of Smith and Hansell Street! Fifteen individuals came together on Saturday, April 16 to plant roses, graciously given to us by Flowerwood Nursery, in honor of our wonderful volunteers and sponsors. This project brightened & beautified this little spot in town so be sure to drive by and check them out!

This same day, volunteers headed to the Pavo Peacock Center in Pavo to join forces with the Pavo Manna Group to fight hunger! A little over a dozen volunteers sorted, bagged, and distributed more than 500 bags of food which included an assortment of breads, beans, frozen meats, and canned goods to over 204 individuals! We are so proud of the Pavo Manna Group and HOTC volunteers for working so hard, all while dodging the rain!

On Tuesday, April 19, we celebrated our Hands On Heroes (aka volunteer heroes) at our 9th annual Cheers For Volunteers awards and reception at the Ritz Amphitheater. A good time was had by all – so much we had to write another post, which you can read here.

Throughout the week, volunteers participated in rose-themed projects in honor of the City of Thomasville’s 101st Rose Show & Festival such as Rocks and Roses which saw over 30 volunteers who painted and hid rose show related rocks around places like the Big Oak, Paradise Park, The Ritz Amphitheater, Cherokee Lake, and along Downtown. It was neat seeing the rocks made, especially the ones found on the Thomasville Rocks FB page. School groups and individuals also made flower bouquets filled with paper roses and rose boutineers which were given to local residents at The Residence of Oak Grove and Scott Senior Center. The seniors were so happy to receive the beautiful handmade flowers. Take a look at the pics below!

Also throughout the week, volunteers beautified their community by picking up litter and lending a hand at our local food bank Second Harvest. Volunteers also served at the Cherokee Lake Pollinator Garden by pulling invasive weeds as well as helping around the barn at Hands & Hearts For Horses.

We ended the week with some fun at the 101st annual Rose Show Parade themed “Where Roses Reign, New Traditions Bloom“. It was fun having a few of our Hands On Heroes on board as they put on their best parade wave down Broad Street.

All in all, it was a great Volunteer Week and we are proud of our community’s response to this event! We honestly can’t say it enough – THANK YOU to all of our volunteers, sponsors, and donors who make this such a great community to be a part of. We couldn’t do it without you!

Don’t miss the next one! Stay up-to-date
by visiting our Daily Opportunities Calendar
and liking our Facebook page.

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Special thanks to these Diamond Level & above Sponsors: 1915 South/Ashley, Belazul, Check-Mate Industries, Flowers Foods, Mr. & Mrs Clint Kadel, and Dr. & Mrs. Philip Watt for making volunteer programs and events like these possible.

May 5, 2022

Cheers For Volunteers 2022

BIG cheers for the 9th annual Cheers For Volunteers Presented by 1915 South/Ashley! Thanks to the more than 400 people who joined us on Tuesday, April 19 to celebrate 60+ volunteer heroes. Friends, family, and interested community members were treated to Diablo’s, Blue Bell Ice Cream, lemonade and popcorn compliments of Thomas County Schools, and entertainment by The Leftovers.

Hands On Heroes is an annual program to recognize outstanding volunteer efforts in our community. 68 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. Cheers For Volunteers is our opportunity to come together as a community to celebrate and thank all volunteers for all their good work.

Each nominee received a certificate, note of thanks, and their very own Hands On Hero cape compliments of Everfan! Selected winners also received a Hands On Heroes award and prizes, and the student winner received a $500 Bobbie Flowers Quiet Leader Scholarship. On behalf of our partners, HOTC is proud to recognize these 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 photos below. Click to enlarge. Special thanks to JRhodes Photography!

2022 Hands On Heroes Award Winners

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

Hands On Heroes Award Winner – Ms. Mandy Yates & Mr. Aundre Walker
Midway CME Cemetery was founded in the 1800s and served as the primary church (and later school) for local enslaved people, and later, their free descendants. Mr. Walker, a former attendee, took over maintenance of this church cemetery after years of neglect. For 3 years, he worked solo to uncover grave sites reclaimed by nature. In summer 2021, Mandy Yates learned of the site and was moved by his work and devotion to help. Together with the help of volunteers, they have reclaimed the church grounds and uncovered and brought dignity to more than 100 grave sites. Now their focus is improving the grounds and salvaging the church in the hopes of creating a museum and memorial to those who worshiped and are buried there. We thank them for honoring and bringing awareness to this historic site. To learn more about Midway CME Cemetery & Church or to lend a hand, visit their Facebook page. As our 2022 Award Winner(s), they received an award, and each received a $500 gift card to Ashley Homestore.

Individual Category Honorable Mention – Ucher Dent, Ansley Lacy, Nancy Tillinghast

Congratulations also these Individual Nominees: Christine Ambrose, Matthew Brotzman, David Carver, Sharon Cook, Rich Curtis, Karen Dorn, Larry Dorn, Charles Evans, Sanford Giemza, Rhonda Grim, Pat Hall, Paige Hurst, Kirstern James, Teresa James, Janice Jones, Micah Kimler, Retha Lee, John Letteney, Annie Doris Lovejoy, Julie Nixon-Berry, Mike Owens, Kristy Roland, Jessica Rauls, Sue Ann Sanders, Jackie Spadoni, Misty Taylor, Cierra Thomas, Sandi Turner, Heather Ward, Will Watt, Leon Yates

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

Hands On Heroes Student Award Winner – Ms. Je’Niece Manning
Je’Niece is no stranger to volunteering or to Hands On Thomas County, volunteering through our partners Virtuous Girls Group of Meigs, Chick-fil-A Leadership Academy, Thomas County 4H, her church, and our organization since she was a young girl. She has also been nominated as a Hands On Hero several times throughout the years. Now 18 and a senior at Thomas County Central High School, it is time for us to give thanks for all her volunteer efforts over the years whether picking up litter for Keep Thomas County Beautiful, making comfort items for patients at Archbold, or visiting seniors at Pelham Parkway, she has exhibited a true servant heart directed by her strong personal faith, and is a model for all of us. As our 2022 Award Winner, Je’Niece received an award, and a $500 Bobbie Flowers Quiet Leader Scholarship.

Student Category Honorable Mention – Bryson Bennett, Karsyn Bush, Chanara Dunbar, Ellie Griffin, Bowen Hurst, Sofia Jiminez, D’Atra Lomax, Conner Marsh, Ethan McCabe, Parker McCollum, Karson McCutchen, Andrew Robertson, Kendall Roland, Jordan Seay, Riley Slocumb, Kevin Solano, Malachi Thomas, Payton West, Mercy Yates

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

Hands On Heroes Group Award Winner – Pavo Manna Drop Volunteers represented by Cecil & Cheryl Barbee
In 2020, HOTC held a manna drop in Pavo alongside the very active Pavo Civic Club. Recognizing the continued need in the community, these local volunteers wanted to keep the food distributions going. After getting some basic info and support from HOTC, this group went solo. And now spend the 3^rd weekend of every month sorting and packing food boxes (on Friday), then distributing them at a manna drop on Saturday feeding hundreds of Pavo citizens each month. Thank you for stepping up to help your neighbors in need. Click here to get involved with the Pavo Civic Club or visit our daily opportunities calendar to help with their 3rd Saturday Manna Drops.

Hands On Heroes Community Impact Special Award Winner – Northside Park Volunteers
Summer of 2021, community members, businesses, and the City of Thomasville reached out to HOTC to help facilitate improvements at Northside, a small and underused neighborhood park to make it more accessible, usable, and safe. They installed a new roof, electric, and upgrades to the bathroom; redid the ball fields, graded the dirt road, and added practice equipment and storage buildings. Nowadays you will find the park active with teams and families on a daily basis. Thank you to FSA, Al’s quality painting, bannister electric, cch construction, Johnson landscaping, kustom exteriors, scoggins dozer, Thomas County Stars, Tsunami Wash, The Connection, and many more for coming together to create these park improvements. This was a true community effort with widespread impact. Read more about this project here.

Hands On Heroes Student Group Award Winner – Stand For A Cause represented by Neil & JC Wise, and Thomas & William Casper
What started out as just a lemonade stand to earn spending money during the summer, turned into bigger opportunity to give back to the community. These kids received so much community support for their original lemonade stand – selling out in less than one hour – they realized they could return the favor. With support of family and friends, they expanded their enterprise – making bbq sandwiches and other homemade goodies, and held another 3 stands. Through their hard work and selflessness, they raised $7500: $600 for the Humane Society, $5200 for medical expenses for a local nurse, and $1700 for The Treehouse. Thank you for turning a summer of fun into a summer of giving. Along with their Award, they were presented with a check for $250 for their next “stand.” If you’d like to help with or donate to a stand, email us!

Congratulations also to these Group Nominees – S&L Integrated, St. Luke Ministries, The Apprentice Program of Thomasville History Center, Thomasville Church, Thomasville Jeepers, Thomasville National Bank, TCCHS, Chick fil-A Leadership Academy, TCCHS Key Club

BIG CHEERS to all those who volunteer tirelessly and selflessly every day. Super thanks to 1915 South/Ashley, Everfan, City of Thomasville, Thomas County Schools, Grassroots, Diablo’s, Blue Bell, Whitehurst Blackburn & Warren, Jennifer Rhodes Photography; as well as all of our sponsors and grantors who make free, community-minded events like these possible.

Take a look at the photos below. Click to enlarge. Special thanks to JRhodes Photography!

March 16, 2022

Volunteer Week 2022

Thank you to our Presenting Sponsor Check-Mate Industries

April is National Volunteer Month! Join us for Thomas County’s very own Volunteer Week – April 16-23 as we celebrate volunteer service and the many people who make good things happen in our community! During this annual event – always the week before Rose Show – you have the opportunity to choose from select in-person and DIY volunteer opportunities (see below) PLUS you’re invited to Cheers For Volunteers, our annual awards and reception for our Hands On Heroes, now back at The Ritz Amphitheater!

We are truly thankful to all of our volunteers, sponsors, non-profits, and agencies who make this such a great community to be a part of. Together we can really make a difference!

Stay up-to-date on further opportunities, updates and “shout-outs” by liking our Facebook page!

Sign Up To Volunteer Limited Spaces. First Come/First Served

April 16
9 – noon
Ages 10+

Manna Drop

Sort, pack, and distribute staple food items in Pavo.

April 16
9am – 12pm
Ages 10+

Plant Roses

Help plant roses in honor of volunteer service.

DIY
April 16 -23
All Ages!

Pick Litter

Beautify your community by picking up litter.

DIY/Grab & Go
Until 4/20
All Ages!

Make Roses

Make rose bouquets and boutonnieres for senior care residents.

Students!
10 items = 1 hr
(max 3)

Toiletry Drive

Donate travel-size items for local human service agencies.

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DIY
HIDE BY 4/21
All Ages!

Rocks & Roses

Paint and hide rose themed rocks in honor of the Rose Festival.

Special thanks to these Diamond Level & above Sponsors:
1915 South/Ashley, Belazul, Check-Mate Industries, Flowers Foods, Mr. & Mrs Clint Kadel,
and Dr. & Mrs. Philip Watt for making volunteer programs and events like these possible.

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OTHER HAPPENINGS

Click the pic to sign up directly through these organizations

Pollinator Garden

4/16 from 9:00a – 1:00p

Hands & Hearts for Horses

4/16 from 2:30p – 4:00p

Second Harvest

4/19-21 from 3:30p – 4:30p

THANK YOU FOR BEING A COMMUNITY OF VOLUNTEERS!

January 28, 2022

MLK Service Day 2022 Recap

It was a wonderful start to the new year as we honored the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. on Monday, January 17. More than 506 volunteers participated on this national and federal holiday through service projects that focused on literacy, hunger, human services, and unification.

Check out the project highlights and photos below.

“If I cannot do great things, I can do small
things in a great way.” ― Martin Luther King Jr.

It was a beautiful morning to serve our community as members from Delta Theta Sorority, along with other individuals and families, came together to sort, pack, and distribute bags of free food staples to help feed our neighbors in need. Over 85 households received items such as beef stew, grapefruit juice, canned vegetables, and nearly 10lbs of frozen meat (bacon, ham, chicken, etc.) from our partner, Second Harvest!

Our Project Warmth collection drive was a huge success! We collected 126 beanies, 500 pairs of socks, 28 pairs of gloves, and 50 no-sew scarves which were distributed to Fountain of Life Rescue, DogTagSS, First Option Care, 3R Ministries, Vashti, and other local human service agencies to keep our friends and neighbors warm through these winter days and nights. Thank you to the members of the Thomasville High School National Honor Society, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority (from Thomasville and Moultrie), and so many others for making this new project so grand!

We also had a great response with our Book Drive. More than 396 new and gently used books were donated and given to our local youth organizations like the MNW Boys and Girls Club. We even have enough used books to fill all of Rotary’s Little Free Libraries around town!

The Meigs Literacy Fair and Read-A-Thon took place at the Meigs Community Center and had over 29 volunteers who dressed up as their favorite book character and read to over 50 kids in attendance! Many thanks to our fellow HOTC Board Member, Joe Cargile with Whitehurst, Blackburn, and Warren for delivering pizzas to top off the day!

Even though we were sad to see the MLK Humantarian Festival postponed until February, we were very happy to see that over 25 volunteers participated in the MLK Faith Walk to show unity for our community. This month-long event took place as a DIY/virtual project and we were glad to see the impact it had for MLKs dream of peace, justice, and equality.

We can’t thank our sponsors, volunteers, non-profits, and groups enough for coming together on this day in remembrance of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. We can’t wait to do it all again next year.

Don’t miss the next one!
Stay up-to-date by visiting our Daily Opportunities Calendar and liking our Facebook page.

Special thanks to these Diamond Level & above Sponsors:
1915 South/Ashley HomeStore, Belazul, Check-Mate Industries, Flowers Foods, Mr. & Mrs Clint Kadel,
Dr. & Mrs. Philip Watt, and The Thomasville Antiques Show Foundation for making volunteer
programs and events like these possible.

June 10, 2021

Day 4 – Project Impact 2021

Thursday. Whew, what a day! We were optimistic that these kids could handle what we had in store. And boy, did they! Thursday’s theme – Human Services – focused on working with local agencies who help and support our community members in times of need or crisis.

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We started our morning at Scott Senior Center. Although currently (and still) closed due to COVID-19, HOTC and our campers have a relationship with the facility, and the people, that goes way back, so we thought it would be a perfect spot for our very first camper-run Manna Drop (free food distribution).

Food insecurity is a serious issue throughout southwest Georgia, so with the assistance of Second Harvest, Thomas County Public Works, and with a special appearance from Thomasville Police Department, the kids took on the task of feeding neighbors in need. In just under 2 hours, they unloaded, sorted, packed, and handed out thousands of pounds of food staples from flour to canned stew. That is quite a feat! We almost didn’t think we were going to get it all done, but we did. Which just proves that these kids can do anything given the chance.

You would think that would have been enough to call it a day…nope! From there, we packed up some remaining food boxes and reported to the Salvation Army where, for another 2 hours, we washed their vehicles. stocked the food pantry, organized the thrift store, and cleared limbs and debris from the Needham House. Every one of our campers finished strong and proud of their accomplishments: Tired but inspired. That, folks, is how you volunteer.

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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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

October 23, 2020

HOTC Day 2020 Recap

One Day. One Community. One Mission — Do Good!

A big hands-on thank you to our HOTC Day 2020 Presenting Sponsor

THIS JUST IN! HOTC DAY BY THE NUMBERS...

776 volunteers ~ 3104 hours ~ 32 agencies ~ 46 project sites ~ ~ 5903 individuals served Thank you Thomas County!

Not even a pandemic can keep this community from taking action when needed. Thank you!

Even though we didn’t expect a huge turnout, HOTC Day 2020, on Saturday, October 17, definitely had a huge impact on our community and its citizens, mentally and physically. It felt so good to serve alongside (virtually and actually) 700+ of our friends and neighbors! And look at some of the good things we accomplished together:

A Manna Drop (free food distribution) was held in all 7 cities in Thomas County: Boston, Coolidge, Metcalfe, Meigs, Ochlocknee, Pavo, and Thomasville. More than 750 local families received boxes of food that morning.
Community Beautification efforts from spreading pine straw for Vashti to installing Christmas lights for the City of Thomasville to picking up litter at the Ochlocknee River and in neighborhoods throughout Thomas County.
Several non-profits received facility maintenance from creating a new exercise room at the YMCA to washing buses at the MNW Boys & Girls Club to removing decrepit playground equipment at the Salvation Army to cleaning out storage at Never Lost and First Option Care.
Lawn Brigade hit the stree…er…yards of families in Thomasville with mowers, rakes, and hedge clippers.
DIY and Grab & Go volunteers made comfort items for local patients, dog and cat toys for local shelters, Smile Cards for seniors, holiday cards for soldiers, and positivity rocks which are now hidden throughout the community (be on the lookout!).
Virtual volunteers learned how to recognize and respond to suspected child abuse with The Treehouse, as well as human trafficking with Break The Chain.

With 46 Independent and Traditional project sites, there was a way for everyone to participate safely and comfortably. Thank you to everyone who volunteered, and to all of the sponsors and donors who make community-minded events like these possible.

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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