I would like to first thank everyone who came out  to Oz Pizza the other day to support the East Point NORC and East Point First Mallalieu UMC Coat Drive and Fundraiser. We had such a marvelous time and wish you could have been there. If you still have new or gently used coats, scarves, hats and gloves you are welcome to drop them off at the NORC Office located inside the HJC Bowden Senior Center 2885 Church Street, East Point, GA 30344.

NORC is still in need of one more location in East Point to host FREE aerobic dance classes, twice a month, for seniors. There must be a minimum of 15 seniors present. Please call the NORC Office at 404.762.2094 for more information.

Attached is the November Calendar along with flyers for most of the events.

Worldwide Programs Now Serving 460,000 Youth in 15 Countries

For 20 years, Boys & Girls Clubs of America (www.bgca.org) has been providing the children of American military families’ vital services and programs – wherever they are stationed around the world.  Since 1991, children have had access to on-base Youth Centers that offer the same guidance and proven programs - focusing on academic success, good character and citizenship and healthy living - provided by traditional Boys & Girls Clubs across the United States.

“Children of military families face more than the usual challenges of growing up, from moving and re-establishing friendships every few years to worrying about family members who have been deployed,” says Terrill Wicks, vice president, Military Services & International Projects for Boys & Girls Clubs of America. 

ATLATNTA – I’m sure we all remember the days Halloween and Trick-or-Treating was more of a sport than a spectacle. And when everyone wanted to know in which neighborhood you could find king-sized Snicker bars or full-sized bags of M&M’s. Well, according to a survey conducted by Zillow, not much has changed.