CCS partnered with United Way of Greater Atlanta and Wesleyan School for a senior class project centered on the Cost of Poverty Experience (COPE), helping students develop a deeper understanding of the systemic challenges people living in poverty face. Students put that learning into action by assembling hygiene kits, snack packs, and bikes. Thanks to their work, CCS was able to provide 18 bikes, 75 hygiene kits, and 150 snack packs. A big thank-you to United Way of Greater Atlanta; Wesleyan School’s faculty, students, and staff; and Kendra Morris, the 12th-grade Girls’ Chair and English teacher who spearheaded the effort. We’re grateful for partners who take time to learn, serve, and support our community! #CCSGA #UnitedWayOfGreaterAtlanta #WesleyanSchool #CommunityPartnership #COPE