For Opportunity aims to fund 330 meals for workshop parents
The Set the Table for Opportunity campaign launches on Giving Tuesday, December 1, with a $5,000 goal.
Georgia Center for Opportunity is launching Set the Table for Opportunity on Giving Tuesday, December 1. The goal is to raise $5,000 to provide 330 meals for parents in GCO workshops.
The group's employment and family workshops help parents build skills, strengthen relationships and connect with others.
From For Opportunity· Instagram · Nov 5
Open the post“A seat at the table can be the start of something bigger. 💙 A shared meal. A new connection. A chance to learn something new. Another step toward a stronger future. This Giving Tuesday, we're launching Set the Table for Opportunity. Our goal? Raise $5,000 to provide 330 meals for parents participating in GCO workshops. At GCO, our employment and family workshops give parents opportunities to build skills, strengthen relationships, and connect with others working toward brighter futures. And sometimes, something as simple as a meal helps make room for all of that. Throughout November, we'll share more about the people and purpose behind this effort. 📅 December 1. Save the date! Let's make room for more opportunities, together. #GivingTuesday #SetTheTableForOpportunity #GeorgiaCenterForOpportunity #GCO #StrongerFamilies #RHCK #BETTERWORK #EconomicOpportunity”
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