Please join CIS of Glynn County and local restaurants during Dine Out for Kids August 19-22, 2010. Simply dine at any of your favorite participating restaurants any time between Thursday, August 19 and Sunday, August 22 and a percentage of your proceeds will go to help CIS of Glynn County. What a great way to celebrate the back to school weekend with your family!
Thank you for your commitment and generous donation to Communities In Schools of Glynn County, Inc.
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John Williams
Brian Dolan
Dave Smith
Annie Polite
Sandra Bunn
Jack Kilgore
Mike Hendley
Susan Faulk
Laverne Cooper
Kevin Runner
Laura Cross
Trey Brunson
Jim Weidhaas
Beth Lemke
Lance Turpin
Robert Jaudon
Brent Barbee
Orion Douglass
Edna Johnson
Lorene Reid
Mike Warren
Shelia Spaulding
Amanda Powers
Christy Krisfalusi
Diana Murphy
Ben Slade
John Tuten
Tom Brubaker
Sean Finneran
Millard Allen
Beth Fennell
Luke Fennell
J&S Associates
CISGA
King & Prince Seafood
Rich Products
Goodwill Homes, Inc.
Blackbeard’s Restaurant
Latitude 31
Fox’s Pizza Den,
Downtown Brunswick
Barbara Jean’s
Jekyll Island Club Hotel
Crane Cottage
4th of May Downtown
Cargo Portside Grill
Spanky’s Mallside
Spanky’s Marshside
Joe’s Japanese Steakhouse
Blackwater Grill
Brogen’s Village
Brogen’s North
Bubba Garcia’s
Chick-fil-A
Coastal Kitchen
Crabdaddy’s
Frederica House
Gnat’s Landing
Loco’s Deli and Pub
Quizno’s SSI
King and Prince
Sea Palms
Zaxby’s
The Driftwood Bistro
Salt Water Cowboy
Longhorn Steakhouse
Glynn County Schools
Communities of Coastal Georgia Foundation
St. Mary’s United Methodist Church Foundation
As you know, the graduation rate for students in Glynn County rests below both national and state averages. While all students are susceptible to a high school transition period, our “Focus Graduation” students are at high risk for dropping out! Additionally, the “Southside Performance Learning Center continues to offer a second chance for students to graduate from high school.” With the generous support of people like you, we will be able to support the students not only to help meet essential daily needs, but to work toward a brighter future.
CIS believes every child needs and deserves the five basics:
- A personal, one-on-one relationship with a caring adult
- A safe place to learn and grow
- A healthy start and a healthy future
- A marketable skill to use upon graduation
- A chance to give back to peers and community