MILLEDGEVILLE —
Thank you for the articles in your paper about Camp Good Grief. They were a great help to us in getting the word out to the surrounding communities.
We had a very successful camp and could not have done it without the wonderful support from the community. There are so many people whose contributions aided our work that we would like to thank them publicly and we hope we do not overlook anyone.
Creekside Elementary is our host, and they are wonderful folks to work with who make it a pleasant experience for us. Domino’s Pizza, Pizza Hut South, Deano’s Pizza and Mellow Mushroom Pizza donated food for our closing ceremony.
Black Springs Baptist Church donated all the supplies for sack lunches and spent two days putting them together and delivering them to camp.
Project Linus Milledgeville and Needles for Jesus Milledgeville donated enough blankets for us to give one to each camper. Horse Dream provided two miniature horses for pet therapy and dogs were provided each day by pet therapy owners of Milledgeville. Mark Gordy with Georgia Power shared his expertise on water safety.
We had 23 awesome volunteers who worked with the campers, led activities, worked in the kitchen, set up registration and countless other things behind the scenes that made camp successful. We couldn’t possibly do this camp without them and the contributions of this wonderful community.
Brenda Knight,
Camp Good Grief Coordinator;
Mary Taylor,
Director of Volunteer Services
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Look what republicans have done in Georgia
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Why can’t the commission figure out pool cost?
At the May 15 county commission meeting, the topic of the Baldwin County Swimming Pool again was on the agenda.
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Foster families play a vital role
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Thank you for sponsoring Weight Loss Challenge
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Texting while driving bans are dangerous
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Thank you for support with fundraisers
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Creekside child’s home should be investigated, too
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Voices for Progress set for May 2
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HOPE scholarship revisions were not practical
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Act in the best interest of Salecia Johnson
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