by Melanie Storrusten, LCSW, Clinical Coordinator
Supper Club is an opportunity for a group of individuals to bring dinner and fellowship to the clients of Breakthru House. Once a month, the ladies are excited to open their home to Sunday School classes, companies and organizations, or other volunteer groups. Tours are provided, a meal is shared, and the clients and volunteers have a chance to get to know one another. Supper Club is an excellent one-time (or ongoing!) volunteer opportunity that can serve as an "introduction" to Breakthru, to learn more about our program, and to see on a more personal level how we are impacting the lives of women struggling with addiction. We love Supper Club because we get to see lightbulbs going off for our clients that, "Hey, people I don't even know care about me!" For many of our clients who come from backgrounds of trauma, abuse, and neglect, this is a shocking and life-changing realization. We would love for you to come be a part of it! For more information on participating in Supper Club or other volunteer opportunities at Breakthru House, please feel free to contact
Kate Boyer.
The Crosstalk Sunday School Class from Roswell United Methodist Church have been committed Supper Club volunteers! You can visit them on the web at:
http://www.rumc.com.
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| Judy from Crosstalk Sunday School class of Roswell United Methodist Church is enjoying Supper Club! |
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| Volunteers Helen and Marcia enjoying fellowship at Supper Club. |
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| We are so thankful for our volunteers, like Carol! |
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| Hi, volunteer, Pam! Which is the best part of Supper Club? The fellowship or dessert? It's a toss-up! Yumm! |
Thank you, ladies!!!
