Teloga Community Food Drive Happening Today

A free community food distribution will be held today at Beersheba Presbyterian Church in Teloga.

The Teloga Community Food Drive will take place from 10 a.m. until noon, or until supplies run out, at the church located at 9977 Highway 337 in Summerville.

Organizers say no ID is required, but ask residents not to line up before 9:30 a.m.

Volunteers are also needed to help support the event and assist with distribution efforts.

The event is sponsored by Atrium Health Floyd-Polk Foundation and Helping Hands.

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Free Community Meal Happening Today at Summerville First Baptist Church

All are residents are invited to enjoy a free hot meal today during the Grateful Saturday Blessings event at Summerville First Baptist Church.

The meal will be served from 11 AM until 1 PM at the church located at 125 Georgia Avenue in Summerville.

Today’s menu includes spaghetti, corn and garlic bread, along with desserts.

The meal is available to anyone in the community.

Organizers say Grateful Saturday Blessings will pause for the summer and resume in August 2026.

Self-Advocacy Zoom Event Scheduled For May 20

An upcoming online event focused on self-advocacy and personal empowerment is set for Tuesday, May 20 at 1 p.m. through Zoom.

The program encourages participants to “speak up, be heard, and make a difference” by learning skills related to self-expression, confidence, decision-making, and community support.

According to event organizers, the self-advocacy session will focus on helping individuals better understand how to express their thoughts, needs, and personal boundaries while building confidence in everyday situations.

Topics highlighted for the event include:

  • Knowing your voice and learning how to communicate your needs
  • Building confidence to speak up in everyday life
  • Making choices that are right for you
  • Connecting with others in a supportive community environment

The virtual meeting will be held through Zoom on May 20 beginning at 1 p.m. Organizers say the event is designed to encourage participants to be bold, be themselves, and be heard.

The Zoom meeting link listed on the promotional flyer is:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89901085584

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