The Drake House needs Kroger gift cards for its on-campus market
Drop off cards in $25 increments by Dec 9 at the Resource Center, 10510 Clara Drive in Roswell, Monday through Thursday.
The Drake House is asking for gift cards, in $25 increments, for the holidays. With grocery costs rising, Kroger gift cards are the group's greatest need, keeping fresh items stocked in its on-campus market for moms and their children.
Gift cards also put holiday meals on the table, provide gifts when sponsors cannot, and go toward apartment repairs and maintenance.
Cards are due by Dec 9. Drop-off is Monday through Thursday at the Resource Center, 10510 Clara Drive, Roswell, labeled "Attn: Resource Manager."
From The Drake House· Instagram · Oct 14
Open the post“This holiday season, you can make a meaningful difference by donating gift cards! Donations in $25 increments are greatly appreciated. With grocery costs continuing to rise, Kroger gift cards are currently our greatest need. They help us keep fresh items stocked in our on-campus market for moms and their children. Gift cards also support families through the holidays by: 🍽️ Putting holiday meals on the table 🎁 Providing gifts when sponsors are unable to They also go toward apartment repairs and maintenance, so every family’s home stays safe and comfortable. To help us put these to good use, please get them to us by 12/09! Drop-off: Monday–Thursday at our Resource Center Address: 10510 Clara Drive, Roswell Please label: “Attn: Resource Manager” Thank you for helping our families feel supported and cared for this season 💜”
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