One of the most pressing issues our senior community faces is isolation. Our seniors have been profoundly affected by the pandemic, often experiencing increased loneliness and a lack of social engagement. Think about how much better you feel when you get out of the house and engage with others.

Despite these challenges, I'm happy to report what a great time our seniors had at their recent field trip to King Gallery at the end of November. We got to bring almost 100 seniors to see their artwork on display, followed by a wonderful lunch at First Baptist Church that Country’s BBQ catered. Witnessing the joy on our seniors' faces as they connected and experienced something that most people will never get to was truly heartwarming. How many of you can say your art was hanging in a professional gallery?

The impact of this outing has reinforced our commitment to providing even more opportunities for social engagement and connection. To make this a reality, we need your support. Your generosity can help us enhance our Seniors in Action initiative in several crucial ways:

Transportation: Ensuring our seniors have safe and reliable transportation to attend various events and outings.
Special Activities: Creating engaging and diverse activities that foster connection and joy among our seniors.
Nutritious Meals and Snacks: Providing lunches and snacks during these outings, ensuring our seniors have access to nourishing meals.

Your donation, no matter the size, will directly contribute to these efforts and make a tangible difference in the lives of our seniors. Together, we can continue to brighten their days and alleviate the feelings of isolation they may experience.

Please consider donating if you're willing to support our cause and contribute to our Seniors in Action initiative. Every dollar counts and brings us closer to our goal of providing more social engagement opportunities for our seniors.

Seniors in Action Initiative

By LOWER CHATTAHOOCHEE DIRECT SERVICE CORP

Seniors in Action Initiative

Providing social engagements for seniors in the River Valley