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High Hope initiative seeks community work outlets for clients
Statesboro Food Bank is first beneficiary
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With the piloting of a new project, High Hope individuals volunteer at the local Food Bank to provide additional hands for unloading boxes and stacking products. Additional business support is needed to enable High Hope clients to get involved in work or volunteer opportunities in the community. - photo by Special
The Bulloch-Candler Service Center, more commonly known as High Hope, recently initiated a project that they hope will benefit the individuals served by the center, as well as the community. The first beneficiary of the project is the local Food Bank. Two clients and one staff member from High Hope Center travel to the Food Bank, at the old Julia P. Bryant Elementary School building, four days a week to stack products, unload boxes or give needed assistance to Food Bank workers.
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