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2008 Great Chili Challenge Sponsor Application 2008 Great Chili Challenge Contest Rules 2008 Great Chili Challenge Contestant Application 2008 Great Chili Challenge Poster |
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2008 McDonough Club "Ride To Give" Poster |
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2008 Great Chili Challenge Sponsor Application 2008 Great Chili Challenge Contest Rules 2008 Great Chili Challenge Contestant Application 2008 Great Chili Challenge Poster |
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2008 McDonough Club "Ride To Give" Poster |
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Sandy Creek Junior Civitans Receive Recognition. . .
Graduating Seniors members of the Sandy Creek Junior Civitan Club, sponsored by the Line Creek Civitan Club, were recently presented their Civitan recognition cords to wear at graduation. Left to Right: Keely Haynie, Line Creek Jr. Civitan Coordinator; Dreanna Kimbrough; Kelsy Burger; Jeremy Sweeney; Amina Person; Wayne Howell, Georgia District Governor (Civitan); Erinn Knight; Mary Skene, President, Line Creek Civitan Club
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Come Join Us. . . 
The Line Creek Civitan Club is devoted to supporting local charities and, thru Civitan International, to improving the lives of children and adults with developmental disabilities. This focus began in the 1950s when Civitan funded some of the first special education training for school teachers. That commitment continues today through local and international efforts such as summer camps, vocational programs, Special Olympic Games and cutting-edge research into Autism, Cerebral Palsy and Alzheimers at the Civitan International Research Center.The Line Creek Civitan Club participates each year in the Fayette County "Relay for Life" with a booth selling delicious, home-made chili to raise money for cancer research and other worthy causes. Come join us next time! There are 47 Civitan Clubs located in the State of Georgia, two of which are located in our very own Fayette County. If you have a sincere interest in assisting developmentally challenged children and adults, we invite your participation in these clubs. For more information visit the Civitan International website at www.civitan.org or call 1-800-CIVITAN. |
