At Champions Place, caring for one another is part of everyday life. In December, we had the opportunity to extend that spirit beyond the walls of Champions Place, serving our community through a meaningful Christmas service project. With the help of a Sunday school class from Mount Pisgah - longtime friends who regularly spend time at Champions Place hosting dinners and fellowship - we assembled bags filled with toiletries and other essentials for individuals at the Atlanta Transitional Center. The project came together through the class’s connection with a local prison ministry and created a special opportunity for us to give back during the holiday season.

Champions Place Resident, Ashley Thomas

For many of us, it was a chance to directly serve people outside of our immediate community. Capturing the joy and fulfillment the experience brought, Ashley Thomas summed it up best: “I would LOVE to do this again.”

Projects like this highlight what we see every day at Champions Place: Titans desire to serve others and make a difference. We are grateful to our friends at Mount Pisgah and our Champions Community Foundation family for helping create opportunities like this - reminding all of us what it means to love and serve our neighbors.

Toothpaste, soap, deodorant, and other items being packed with intention and care.