The President of East Texas Communities Foundation, Kyle Penney, recently met with the new CEO of Habitat for Humanity of Smith County, Robert Manley, to discuss the organization’s Jack Wilson Legacy Endowment Fund. During their conversation, they reflected on the importance of community revitalization projects and the impact of volunteering at organizations such as the East Texas Food Bank.
Penney highlighted the significance of volunteer work and the positive experience he had while accompanying his child’s youth group to the East Texas Food Bank. He emphasized the importance of giving back to the community and the rewarding nature of volunteering.
He also encouraged readers to explore volunteer opportunities on the East Texas Giving Day website, where over 360 organizations participate in an annual online fundraising event. By volunteering at organizations like the East Texas Food Bank or Habitat for Humanity, individuals can make a meaningful impact in their communities.
Penney shared a heartwarming story of a ninth-grade boy’s enthusiasm for volunteering at the food bank, showcasing how anyone can find joy in giving back. He concluded by urging readers to consider signing up for volunteer shifts at local charities and organizations in need of support. For more information on charitable giving and volunteer opportunities, individuals can contact ETCF or visit their website.
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