Student Hands On Thomas County

October 27, 2023

20th Annual HOTC Day Recap

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

A big hands-on thank you to our HOTC Day 2022 Presenting Sponsor

HOTC DAY BY THE NUMBERS:

1,223 volunteers ~ 4,736 hours ~
12,000+ individuals served
47 non-profit/community agencies ~ 63 project sites
WAY TO GO THOMAS COUNTY!

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Saturday, October 21 was a big day for HOTC and for our community! We celebrated our 20^th year of Thomas County’s largest collective day of community service – an accomplishment that couldn’t be achieved without the commitment of each and every one of YOU!

More than 1,200 volunteers were all smiles as they came together to give their time and energy under the most perfect blue fall skies.

Our Celebration Luncheon at Cherokee Lake was just that – a CELEBRATION! Volunteers enjoyed a BBQ lunch, ice cream, Italian ice and popcorn. The luncheon this year featured a photo bus, wrecking ball bounce house, raffle drawings, commemorative anniversary banner, disc golf demo and more. It was truly a place of fellowship after a morning of service.

A BIG thank you to Mayor Jay Flowers for presenting HOTC with a proclamation commemorating our 20^th anniversary year!

HOTC Day has a huge impact on our community and its citizens – mentally, spiritually and physically. Thank you for making the choice to serve alongside so many friends and neighbors. Here are just a few of the good things we accomplished together:

NEW projects and partners, including: Step N Stones Autism Academy, Community Teaching Garden at TCRC, Pope’s Museum, Friends & Stars, Thomasville Community Development Corporation, Gentian Creek Preserve and MORE!
More than 200 trees were distributed at sites in Boston, Coolidge and at Cherokee Lake.
A preexisting community garden was revitalized in Dewey City.
Bins at the City of Thomasville Recycling Center at Remington Park got a fresh coat of paint.
Gravestones were cleaned and grounds were cleared of overgrowth at the Flipper Cemetery.
Litter was cleaned up on a one-mile stretch of Millpond Road.
282 individuals received free food at the Manna Drop at Harper Elementary School – this doesn’t include all the people also served at the Rotary Produce Market that was held on the same day!
Our youngest volunteers at YMCA Child Care made more than 100 hygiene kits for local human service agencies.
Other volunteers made: 178 comfort items and Smile Cards for Archbold cancer patients, 175 holiday cards for seniors, 40 Christmas stockings and 60 Christmas cards for local youth organizations.
And SO much more! Take a look at all the pictures below.

With 63 project sites, everyone had an opportunity to “do good” – and they (YOU) did! Thank you to those who volunteered for our non-profit and community agencies, and to all of the sponsors and donors who make community-minded events like these possible.

Click the map to the right to see all the 2023 project site locations!

Click below to see full images from the day! See more pics on our Facebook and Instagram pages.

Photo Credits: JRhodes Photography and Taylor Smith

Special thanks to these Diamond Level & above Sponsors, The Thomasville Antiques Show Foundation, and all of our donors and sponsors for making volunteer programs and events like these possible.

Mr. & Mrs.
Clint Kadel

Dr. & Mrs.
Philip C. Watt

October 2, 2023

Family Volunteer Day 2023

THANK YOU TO OUR PRESENTING SPONSOR CHECK-MATE!

Families of all shapes and sizes – work, school, church, friends – are invited to Family Volunteer Day on Saturday, November 4 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!

Our volunteer opportunities will focus on veteran and active duty Service Members. Sign up to volunteer for one or more projects: Holidays For Heroes, donate to Hero Boxes, Nominate a Hero and more. Make it a full morning of service in honor of local military heroes.

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 other Family Volunteer Days, click here; or find more pics on Facebook.

Holidays for Heroes

DIY or In Person
All Ages
November 4, 9:30am-12:30pm

Make cards, posters and boxes to send to veterans and active duty service members.

Manna Drop

In Person
Ages 12+
November 4, 9:00am – Noon

Meet at the American Legion to sort, pack and distribute food staples to neighbors in need.

Site Full

Hero Boxes

DIY
All Ages
Through November 30

Donate care package items to send to veterans and active duty service members.

Requested Items

Nominate a Hero

Online
All ages
Through November 30

Tell us your favorite veteran or active duty member so we can send cards and care packages.

Nominate Now

Honor Local Veterans

In Person
All Ages
November 10 at 11 a.m.

Attend the annual Flag Ceremony at the Old Courthouse on Broad Street.

See You There!

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Make Care Packages

In Person
Ages 16+
December 9 from 10 a.m.-1 p.m.

Help pack and mail care packages to deployed service men and women.

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

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

Special thanks to these Diamond Level & above Sponsors, The Thomasville Antiques Show Foundation, and all of our donors and sponsors for making volunteer programs and events like these possible.

Mr. & Mrs.
Clint Kadel

Dr. & Mrs.
Philip C. Watt

August 29, 2023

20th Annual HOTC Day

DOING GOOD SINCE 2003!

Give back to the future of Thomas County
on Saturday, October 21, 2023 from 9am to noon

Big thanks to Presenting Sponsor 1915 South I Ashley

Whether you’ve been volunteering since the 1st or just started making a difference in our community, help us make the 20th the BIGGEST ever! HOTC Day 2023 will unite our friends, neighbors, and colleagues through the simple act of volunteer service.

HOTC Day is just one way to bring us together on many levels. Volunteering provides a positive outlet benefiting the physical, mental, and spiritual welfare of both the giver and the receiver. The well-being of our community and its members is of the utmost importance. Imagine the joy and positivity we will create as we all work together at the same time for the common cause of doing good. Join us and help us log 20,000 service hours in 2023 in honor of our 20th anniversary. That’s a whole lot of good in our community!

As always, volunteers will receive a free HOTC t-shirt and free lunch as thanks for being a community of volunteers. And for our 20th, we want to celebrate in a big way with all of you, so we will have all kinds of fun and surprises in store at the traditional Celebration Luncheon at Cherokee Lake from 11am – 2pm!

See the recap and pictures from previous events here.

REGISTER TO VOLUNTEER

Individuals & Families

From landscaping to painting to animal care and everything in between, individuals and families of all sizes are encouraged to sign up to lend a hand. RECOMMENDED FOR AGES 12 AND UP.

NOW CLOSED

Businesses & Groups

School groups, businesses, civic clubs and churches – gather your colleagues and come do good at a variety of project sites for groups of 6 or more volunteers. RECOMMENDED FOR AGES 12 AND UP.

NOW CLOSED

Free Child Care at the YMCA

Volunteers with young children who are unable to attend a project site due to safety reasons can work on age-appropriate projects at the YMCA.
RECOMMENDED FOR POTTY TRAINED KIDS AGES 2-11.

NOW CLOSED

Please note, although we will try, we are not always able to place you at a specific site you may request. Placements are based on the needs and requirements of our partners, and as available. Thank you for your flexibility and understanding.

MORE WAYS TO PARTICIPATE

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Donate Blood

Sign Up!

Tool Drive

See Wish List!

Tree Giveaway

Learn More

Bingo!

Play Now

Be A Sponsor

Thank you!

Special Thanks To These Valued Sponsors

Thank you for being a community of volunteers! Keep the volunteer spirit going! Volunteer on Family Volunteer Day, November 4.

August 25, 2023

Play Volunteer Bingo in October!

Volunteer Bingo is back! Set a goal to “do good” for 20 hours during the month of October.

<<<DOWNLOAD YOUR VOLUNTEER BINGO CARD NOW

This is a fun activity for all ages, and bingo cards may be completed individually, or as a family. Give back to your community and also have a lot of fun along the way!

Find quick links below with more information and registration to successfully complete some of the bingo squares. Questions? Give us a call at 229-226-5200.

Birthday Boxes for Local Youth
All October

Download Now

Find out what items to include in birthday boxes

Thomas County Rocks
All October

Download Now

Decorate and hide rocks for others to find

Big Red Bus Blood Drive
All October

Find a local blood drive (including one at HOTC Day!)

20th Annual HOTC Day
October 21

Join more than 1200 community volunteers

Family Volunteer Day
November 4

Coming Soon

Complete projects honoring veterans and active military

THE RULES:

1) Download and print a bingo card, or pick one up from select locations in town.

2) Use our bingo squares as inspiration on how you can give back to the community throughout October.

3) Date and sign each square upon completion.

4) Use the section on the back of the card to let us know how and where you volunteered your time!

5) Take pictures of your acts of service and share them on Facebook and Instagram. Be sure to tag @handsonthomascounty and #HOTCturns20

6) Bring your completed card to the *NEW* HOTC office by Friday, November 3 (1213 E. Jackson St., across from Papa John’s).

THE PRIZES:

*EVERYONE HAS A CHANCE TO WIN*

Turn in your bingo card regardless of how many hour you complete.

Log 20+ Hours
entered to win $100 Downtown Dollars

Log 10-20 Hours
entered to win gift valued at $25

Log Less Than 10 Hours
entered to win gift valued at $10

Special thanks to these Diamond Level & above Sponsors, The Thomasville Antiques Show Foundation, and all of our donors and sponsors for making volunteer programs and events like these possible.

Mrs. Robert
P. Crozer

Dr. & Mrs.
Philip C. Watt

Mr. Lyle
Williams IV

Mr. & Mrs. C Martin Wood

July 31, 2023

Fond Farewell to our Summer Outreach Intern

Welcome to the last of several summer 2023 Project Impact Outreach recaps from our Project Impact ROI intern. Project Impact ROI is an annual program designed to engage local high-school seniors and college-age students in community service, and expand our SHOTC youth summer programming and outreach. In return, the intern gains valuable leadership experience, credit hours (if applicable), and a monetary award. Know a student (18+) who would make a great intern candidate for Project Impact ROI? Click here for information.

My name is Jennifer Coleman, and I am the 2023 Hands On Thomas County Impact ROI intern!

I am a graduate of Thomas County Central High School and am currently a senior at Thomas University. I am also on the Thomas University Track & Field team as a Thrower. I currently hold six school records, which is the most by a female in program history!

I am excited to be this year’s HOTC intern and look forward to the opportunity to not only mentor youth and provide guidance but also give back to a community that has given so much to me since I was a toddler.

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WHAT A SUMMER!

This summer has been filled with many adventures, laughs, and a great learning experience for everyone including myself!

I started my summer with our annual Project Impact Summer Service Camp designed for rising 6-9th graders. Allowing them to earn service hours, have lots of fun, and most importantly make a difference in their community.

Project Impact also served as my first major project with Hands On Thomas County. I believe that it was a good experience for me to learn different ways to volunteer in the community and lend a helping hand where I could. Every day was an adventure and as excited as the kids were to go back home and tell their parents about their day; I had the same enthusiasm!

It was so amazing to see the smiles on each of the camper’s faces, knowing how they can make an impact in their community even if it means getting a little sweaty! I have no doubt that they learned valuable lessons and made some new friends throughout Thomasville.

As the summer went on it was time for me to organize my own projects! I was given the opportunity to work with three different youth organizations – the Boys and Girls Club, Thomasville Community Resource Center and Vashti Clubhouse! As a native of Thomasville, I was very familiar with each youth group thanks to my parents allowing me to be part of those organizations growing up.

My very first project was at the Scott Senior Center with the Boys and Girls Club! The purpose of my first project was to bring awareness to Senior Outreach, allowing each student to understand the importance of the younger generation socializing with the older generation.

It’s always a good thing to make a new friend and lend a helping hand no matter how old you are! Did I mention that bingo was very competitive? I even had several chances throughout the summer to sharpen my bingo skills.

Additionally, as time went on throughout the summer and I was able to work with different organizations and youth groups I took some time to reflect on how much value volunteering holds in the community.

I got so much positive feedback from different event coordinators and participants throughout the summer on how well each project was organized. Even though sometimes I miss being a kid, this experience made me realize how happy I am to be blessed with such an amazing opportunity to give the younger generation a chance to make a difference in the world!

Especially being a student-athlete at Thomas University, hearing the stories from different kids about what they want to be or do when they grow up gave me a sense of acknowledgment to let them know how volunteering in the community can help them reach their personal goals. Going to different stores downtown, picking up trash, making thank you cards; you never know whom you might run into or shake a hand with that changes your life for the better.

I believe that working with the senior citizens at the Scott Senior Center and Woodleaf Senior Care was ultimately my favorite memory. Especially when we had the chance to make the memory collages. It was so beautiful to see how happy the senior citizens and students were to learn more about each other.

Sometimes in life, your hard work may not go noticed or mentioned in the big bright lights but I can assure you that you are making a difference in someone’s life in some way. You never know who might need a laugh, a hug, or just someone to make our community a better place. Always be kind to others and put your best foot forward in everything you desire to do in life!

So, here’s to one final farewell from Jen Coleman!

Thank you for giving me a chance to make a difference in so many lives. You all have made such a difference in my life for the better, and I could not be more honored to serve our almighty God and serve as this year’s Hands On Thomas County Summer Intern.

Take care!

Special thanks to these Diamond Level & above Sponsors, The Thomasville Antiques Show Foundation, and all of our donors and sponsors for making volunteer programs and events like these possible.

Mrs. Robert
P. Crozer

Dr. & Mrs.
Philip C. Watt

Mr. Lyle
Williams IV

Mr. & Mrs. C Martin Wood

July 28, 2023

Outreach 2023 – Week 5

Welcome to one of several summer 2023 Project Impact Outreach recaps from our Project Impact ROI intern. Project Impact ROI is an annual program designed to engage local high-school seniors and college-age students in community service, and expand our SHOTC youth summer programming and outreach. In return, the intern gains valuable leadership experience, credit hours (if applicable), and a monetary award. Know a student (18+) who would make a great intern candidate for Project Impact ROI? Click here for information.

My name is Jennifer Coleman, and I am the 2023 Hands On Thomas County Impact ROI intern!

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Hey everyone, it’s Jennifer Coleman checking in one last time with you guys! What a blast it has been this summer!

I had the opportunity to end my summer as the Hands On Thomas County intern with the kids from the Vashti Clubhouse one last time!

It was such a bittersweet moment today after having the chance to go to the Community Teaching Garden, located at the Thomasville Community Resource Center.

The Community Teaching Garden serves as an opportunity for anyone to learn more about different fruits and vegetables, and even get hands-on experience with planting their own things!

Each student got the chance to pull different types of vegetables today like sweet potatoes, long greens beans, and even squash. They pulled so many vegetables today that they were able to take some home to their families!

They also learned about how important vegetables and fruit are when helping you maintain a healthy lifestyle.

It has been such a blast to work with the Vashti Clubhouse and I hope that they learned something new from this experience!

Special thanks to these Diamond Level & above Sponsors, The Thomasville Antiques Show Foundation, and all of our donors and sponsors for making volunteer programs and events like these possible.

Mrs. Robert
P. Crozer

Dr. & Mrs.
Philip C. Watt

Mr. Lyle
Williams IV

Mr. & Mrs. C Martin Wood

July 21, 2023

Outreach 2023 – Week 4

My name is Jennifer Coleman, and I am the 2023 Hands On Thomas County Impact ROI intern!

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What a busy summer it has been for me and so many youth groups! This week I had the opportunity to organize two new projects.

I started off with the Boys and Girls Club close to their headquarters. We were able to do a downtown sweep, learn the importance of doing our part to “Keep Thomas County Beautiful” and just be overall great citizens!

Before we left the teen center, each student was assigned to make a “thank you” card to hand out to different business owners downtown. I believe the owners were much more excited than us for the great surprise we had in “store” for them!!

As we continued our adventure downtown, we made sure to pick up any trash laying around and even swept the front doors of stores.

That’s not even the best part of our day! We also stopped by numerous storm drains throughout our day and learned more about the importance of how we should keep our areas clean to avoid any unnecessary trash flowing down the drains. Sadly, this was my last project with the Boys & Girls Club as the summer winds down and students are preparing to start back to school!

I have learned so much from them and hope they have learned valuable lessons about doing the small things right regardless if anyone is watching.

Each student now has a valuable place in my book of life and I can’t wait to see how they grow into young adults!

Next up, I ended my week with a brand new group – the Vashti Clubhouse! We had such an amazing time with our senior outreach project with Woodleaf Senior Life Care, which is an organization that provides residency and living experiences for senior citizens.

Students started with a nice icebreaker to help ease them into socializing with someone we may not be so familiar with. Many interesting questions were asked and smiles were definitely shared.

We even took a small break in our activities for a dance session and to listen to hidden talents on the piano!!!

We wrapped up our day outside in their beautiful garden and learned more about what you should pull and not pull when you are taking care of a garden.

Each student and resident left full of smiles and a better understanding of how socializing with someone we may not know or even older than us can brighten someone’s day!!

Special thanks to these Diamond Level & above Sponsors, The Thomasville Antiques Show Foundation, and all of our donors and sponsors for making volunteer programs and events like these possible.

Mrs. Robert
P. Crozer

Dr. & Mrs.
Philip C. Watt

Mr. Lyle
Williams IV

Mr. & Mrs. C Martin Wood

June 30, 2023

Outreach 2023 – Week 3

My name is Jennifer Coleman, and I am the 2023 Hands On Thomas County Impact ROI intern!

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Hey everyone! Another week full of service learning and activities is in the books!

I started my week with the Boys and Girls Club at Hands and Hearts for Horses, which is an organization that provides therapeutic riding and hippotherapy to participants with disabilities and challenges. Each student learned more about how horses are used to provide physical and occupational therapy in people’s daily lives.

It was such a cool experience interacting with the horses up close and personal! The Boys and Girls Club participants were able to groom a few horses and learn more about what goes into maintaining the horses to keep a well-balanced lifestyle.

We then ended the day with some truly hands-on experience by side-walking with riders and helping them play games on horseback! Side walking is a term used for people who hold the saddle of a horse for safety reasons while there is a rider guiding the horse around.

After a fun-filled day at Hands and Hearts for Horses, I returned to one of my favorite spots on Wednesday – the Scott Senior Center! This was the first time that the Thomasville Community Resource Center youth has been there and they were ecstatic about the new adventure!

They were able to learn the importance of socializing with seniors in our community and about how one small act of kindness can brighten someone’s entire week.

We started with a nice devotion and headed straight into our exercises – everyone was pumped up and excited about our arts and crafts projects after that!

As groups wrapped up their smile cards, they had the chance to make a memory collage board from magazine clippings of their favorite things. It was a pleasure to see how diverse everybody’s collage came out!

We then had a rotation going outside in the garden that we have been tending for over a month – and let me tell you – there has been so much progress done within the last few weeks!

I believe that my favorite part about the entire week was seeing the smiles on everybody’s faces. Sometimes taking a moment to appreciate the small things in life, feeling blessed to make such a big contribution in several ways within our community, and having fun is very rewarding!

Special thanks to these Diamond Level & above Sponsors, The Thomasville Antiques Show Foundation, and all of our donors and sponsors for making volunteer programs and events like these possible.

Mrs. Robert
P. Crozer

Dr. & Mrs.
Philip C. Watt

Mr. Lyle
Williams IV

Mr. & Mrs. C Martin Wood

June 26, 2023

Outreach 2023 – Week 2

My name is Jennifer Coleman, and I am the 2023 Hands On Thomas County Impact ROI intern!

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Hey everyone! I’m back with another blog to tell you even more about the fun I’m having this summer with local youth organizations!

This week, I kicked things off with the Boys and Girls Club at Second Harvest of South Georgia, an organization that operates a variety of programs that are aimed at reducing food insecurities in our local area.

Then, I was able to end the week with the group at Thomasville Community Resource Center! TCRC is an organization that provides educational development by providing afterschool and summer learning opportunities for local youth.

Each day at Second Harvest on both days, we were assigned to pack food boxes with different types of foods such as almonds, walnuts, and stew beef. We also had the opportunity to sort oranges by throwing away any non-edible ones and storing the good ones in plastic bags to prep them for distribution. The Boys and Girls Club and TCRC youth had so much fun being able to work together as a team for an amazing cause!

Additionally, TCRC made such a huge impact by packing a total of 124 boxes in just an hour and a half! That’s enough boxes to feed 124 families for at least a week! We then ended with a nice tour (thanks, Josh!) of the facility and everyone enjoyed “cooling” off after their hard work with a quick look into the freezer!

Overall, we had two great days! I enjoyed watching the kids engage in the project that is giving back to their community. I think it opened their eyes and helped them understand that they can make a difference, even in our small town!

Special thanks to these Diamond Level & above Sponsors, The Thomasville Antiques Show Foundation, and all of our donors and sponsors for making volunteer programs and events like these possible.

Mrs. Robert
P. Crozer

Dr. & Mrs.
Philip C. Watt

Mr. Lyle
Williams IV

Mr. & Mrs. C Martin Wood

June 16, 2023

Outreach 2023 – Week 1

My name is Jennifer Coleman, and I am the 2023 Hands On Thomas County Impact ROI intern!

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We kicked off the first week of Project Impact Outreach with the Boys and Girls Club – Teen Club, taking a great group to Scott Senior Center!

We started our morning with a devotional from Keith McIntyre, a well-known local Minister who provides words of wisdom to groups within the Thomasville community!

The teens then socialized with the seniors while making butterflies by tracing and cutting out their handprints on construction paper. Each butterfly that was made included a special message and the butterflies were then gifted to each senior as an appreciation to them for being a positive influence on the youth and, of course, for brightening their day!

During the midst of each person making hand butterflies, there was a rotation of two people helping outside the garden laying hay straws around different vegetable seeds.

We then wrapped up our morning by making thank you cards in addition to the butterflies and, on our way out, we left each senior both a butterfly and a thank you card, letting them know that we appreciate them for allowing us to hang out with them! Some of the seniors even made cards for us to take home!

This was an amazing first outreach project full of smiles and so much joy! The theme of this project was to introduce volunteer work to some students and allow them to understand the importance of making someone feel special and appreciated by doing small acts of kindness!

Special thanks to these Diamond Level & above Sponsors, The Thomasville Antiques Show Foundation, and all of our donors and sponsors for making volunteer programs and events like these possible.

Mrs. Robert
P. Crozer

Dr. & Mrs.
Philip C. Watt

Mr. Lyle
Williams IV

Mr. & Mrs. C Martin Wood

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Student Hands On Thomas County

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

HOTC DAY BY THE NUMBERS:

1,223 volunteers ~ 4,736 hours ~ 12,000+ individuals served47 non-profit/community agencies ~ 63 project sitesWAY TO GO THOMAS COUNTY!

Click below to see full images from the day! See more pics on our Facebook and Instagram pages.Photo Credits: JRhodes Photography and Taylor Smith

THANK YOU TO OUR PRESENTING SPONSOR CHECK-MATE!

Holidays for Heroes

Manna Drop

Hero Boxes

Nominate a Hero

Honor Local Veterans

Make Care Packages

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

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

DOING GOOD SINCE 2003!

REGISTER TO VOLUNTEER

Individuals & Families

Businesses & Groups

Free Child Care at the YMCA

MORE WAYS TO PARTICIPATE

Donate Blood

Tool Drive

Tree Giveaway

Bingo!

Be A Sponsor

Special Thanks To These Valued Sponsors

Thank you for being a community of volunteers! Keep the volunteer spirit going! Volunteer on Family Volunteer Day, November 4.

THE RULES:

THE PRIZES:

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1,223 volunteers ~ 4,736 hours ~
12,000+ individuals served
47 non-profit/community agencies ~ 63 project sites
WAY TO GO THOMAS COUNTY!

Click below to see full images from the day! See more pics on our Facebook and Instagram pages.

Photo Credits: JRhodes Photography and Taylor Smith