A Brighter Day Outreach Podcast

A Brighter Day Outreach Podcast
Podcast Description
Welcome to A Brighter Day Podcast with your host, Beverly Knox-Davis. Recorded at the Brighter Day HUB in Historic Hoskins, this podcast shares stories of empowerment, resilience, and growth. At A Brighter Day Outreach, our vision is to create a thriving community where every youth, senior, and family in the Thomasboro-Hoskins and Charlotte areas has secure placement and the potential to grow. Join us as we shine a light on the people and initiatives making brighter days a reality!
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The podcast centers on themes of empowerment, community building, and local initiatives, featuring episodes with leaders and advocates such as Charis Blackmon discussing historical community development and Ronnequeh Meggett sharing personal resilience. Other topics include youth programs addressing the school-to-prison pipeline and the importance of educational support within the community.

Welcome to A Brighter Day Podcast with your host, Beverly Knox-Davis. Recorded at the Brighter Day HUB in Historic Hoskins, this podcast shares stories of empowerment, resilience, and growth. At A Brighter Day Outreach, our vision is to create a thriving community where every youth, senior, and family in the Thomasboro-Hoskins and Charlotte areas has secure placement and the potential to grow. Join us as we shine a light on the people and initiatives making brighter days a reality!
This episode of the A Brighter Day Outreach podcast features Beverly Knox Davis, founder and president of A Brighter Day Outreach, who shares important updates and makes an appeal for support. The podcast generally focuses on positive outcomes and real stories from residents and supporters of the historic Hoskins community.
Davis highlights an urgent need for financial contributions to their capital campaign, aiming to raise $150,000 by December. This critical funding is needed to pay off the remaining balance of the hub and cover operating expenses, such as the “insane” light bill, especially given the food pantry operates twice a week with additional overflow days. Davis emphasizes the significant financial strain of maintaining their services and seeks help from donors and sponsors.
Beyond financial donations, the organization also appeals for specific item donations. They are in need of toiletries, paper towels, deodorant, toothbrushes, and toothpaste to assist unhoused individuals or those currently facing challenges.
Looking ahead, Davis outlines a long-term ultimate goal of $2.1 million. This larger sum would enable the organization to expand its services, acquire additional real estate, bring more food into the area to address major food insecurity problems, and create paid positions, including an operations manager and program director.
Listeners are urged to contribute financially through various channels: by visiting their website, social media platforms, calling, emailing, or even mailing a check to 510 Sinclair Street, Charlotte, North Carolina, 28208. Davis also mentions the importance of volunteering. The support is vital to continue serving the people in the Hoskins and Thomasboro communities and beyond, as individuals travel up to two hours to receive assistance, indicating a widespread need. Davis expresses gratitude to all supporters and partners, emphasizing the organization’s mission to ensure neighbors feel loved, appreciated, and supported in their time of need.
For donations and services contact www.abrighterdayoutreach.org
Beverly Knox (Davis), Founder/President
A Brighter Day Outreach
www.abrighterdayoutreach.org
704-612-6390
Mailing Address: Post Office Box 681153, Charlotte, NC 28216

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