On Tuesday, December 3, in support of the Mayor’s Motorcade, staff from the Jessamine Place and People First presented both gifts and a check in support of individuals who are still housed in Central Georgia State Hospital in Milledgeville. Annually, the agency supports this great cause.
Right to Socialize. To have visitors and see your friends.
People First of Fitzgerald sponsors an annual can food drive for the Christian Kitchen. Donations are accepted throughout the year at the People First regular monthly meetings. Each year, in November, a drop off station is set up at The Jessamine Place hoping to encourage visitors to support such a wonderful cause. On November 27, the Christian Kitchen received the donations collected by People Fitzgerald and The Jessamine Place.
CHRISTMAS BACKPACKS is a great outreach ministry that is making a difference in the lives of children living in poverty. Over 300 backpacks were collected and volunteers worked together seamlessly, repackaging the backpacks, to make sure appropriate items were included.
For more information about this outreach, please visit: https://christmasbackpacks.org/#home
JP Social Committee is driven to raise awareness on many levels. In November the topic was Diabetes Awareness which started with some delicious diabetic-conscious recipes. Later in the month, participants wore blue and formed the national symbol of diabetes (circle) around the American flag. These efforts represent support for all those who are battling this disease.
Connie’s love for the Arts lead her to inspire others at the first ever Colorpalooza! Connie really enjoyed sharing coloring techniques.
Light refreshments were provided by Just 4 U Vegan Market. Connie is already looking forward to doing it again.
On Friday – November 8, participants gathered to learn how to safely navigate our community using proper bike safety.
Thanks to John R. Bennett of Savannah, Georgia.
Right to meet people and take part in community activities.
All your extra care and attention to your work has not gone unnoticed. It is really appreciated!
Thanks for a job well done!
In October, the agency encouraged a “Pink Out” day in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
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