Thought Logic volunteers packed 500 meal kits at Second Helpings Atlanta
The group of more than 140 also prepared 1,104 volunteer postcards, assembled approximately 900 snack kits and washed 4 trucks.
From Second Helpings Atlanta· Instagram · Oct 8
Open the post“What can 140+ volunteers accomplish in one day? A LOT. 🧡 Last week, more than 140 Thought Logic employees filled the Second Helpings Atlanta warehouse for an incredible day of service. Together, they prepared 1,104 volunteer postcards, packed 500 meal kits, assembled approximately 900 snack kits and 1,000 steam kits, washed 4 SHA trucks, and participated in a Think Tank with our team to help build strategy for SHA’s future. What I especially loved about this day was the variety. Their team wasn’t supporting just one project — they were investing their time and talent across our organization, from hands-on service to strategic thinking. Corporate partnerships can be so much more than financial support. When companies give their employees opportunities to engage directly with a mission, they become part of the work. Thank you, Thought Logic, for showing up with your hands, your ideas, and your energy. We’re grateful to have you helping us keep food moving across metro Atlanta! 🧡 #SecondHelpingsAtlanta #CorporateVolunteering #EmployeeEngagement #CorporatePartnerships #FoodRescue #AtlantaNonprofit”
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