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Pantry Low on Food - Donations Welcome
 The community-wide Food Drive Challenge in April supplied the CAC Food Pantry for May and June. However, pantry shelves have been near empty for most of July and food donations are most welcome at this time. The Pantry often runs low on food in the summer months when donations decline and requests for food increase. Most needed items for the CAC Food Pantry include: canned vegetables, tuna/canned meats, canned pasta meals, cereal, baked beans, peanut butter and jelly. Fresh produce donations from gardens and farmers markets are also welcome.
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Help Local Kids in Need with School Supplies
 You can help prepare students for the start of school with the tools they need to learn! When you give to CAC Tools for School you provide 2 new backpacks filled with school supplies for the price of 1! Your donation of $35 provides for 2 backpacks with school supplies thanks to the power of wholesale purchasing! In addition, every dollar donated will be matched by an anonymous donor up to $10,000! Make a difference in a child's life, give to CAC's Tools for School and help 1,000 local children be prepared to learn for the next academic year! Backpacks are distributed to children in early August. Or donate large size, heavy duty backpacks to CAC. For more information contact Liza at [email protected].
Donate to Tools for School online today!
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 One of CAC's goals is to serve with compassion. All CAC volunteers and staff strive to help our neighbors in need with kindness and compassion. A grateful client recently wrote a note on a ripped off corner of a piece of paper and left it at the CAC reception desk....
I love how nice and friendly everyone is at CAC. Sometimes it's hard to ask for help, so it's always easier when people don't make you feel ashamed. I love the coupon box! I can't wait to get back on track so I can donate here and help someone they way CAC has helped me :)
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Fashion Sale! Donate & Save the Date!
 Clean out those closets and please give your unwanted stylish clothing, handbags, jewelry, shoes and more for CAC's Fashion Sale! Donate by September 14 All donations are tax-deductible!
Join the fun, come to the Fashion Sale
Saturday, September 26 at CAC!
Shop Gently Worn Fashionable Clothing, Designer Handbags and Shoes at Amazing Prices!
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 Saturday, October 17, 2015at Holy Innocents' Episcopal Church
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Contact CAC
Assistance - Food Pantry
Thrift Boutique
1130 Hightower Trail
Sandy Springs, GA 30350
Mailing Address:
PO Box 501298
Atlanta, GA 31150
Office 770-552-4889
Helpline 770-552-4015
Fax 770-552-4339
www.ourcac.org
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Thank you for your continued support of CAC!
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Thank You Recent Donors and Volunteer Groups!
Bank of North Georgia Buckhead Church Boy Scout Troop 764 City of Sandy Springs Couchman & Noble Foundation Dekalb Master Gardners Dekalb School Employees Foundation Dunwoody United Methodist Church Giesecke & Devrient Hal's Kitchen Heritage Sandy Springs Jewish Career & Family Services Jewish Federation of Greater Atlanta Kroger Lebovitz Family Charitable Trust Foundation
Manning Educational Services Marcus Jewish Community Center Mt. Vernon Presbyterian Church Mt. Vernon Presbyterian Foundation Mt. Vernon Woods North Springs United Methodist Church Northside Hospital Or Hadash Perimeter Pointe Church Signature Bank St. John United Methodist Church United Way of Metropolitan Atlanta Verizon Wireless Weber Family Foundation Z Solutions, Inc.
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Make a Difference Today!
you make a difference in the lives of local individuals and families who need help and have nowhere else to turn.
Federal Government Employees
Please consider giving to CAC through the Combined Federal Campaign (CFC). CAC's CFC # is 17301.
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The Easy Way to Give: Shopping Rewards!
 AmazonSmile Program! Shop at Amazon.com and Amazon donates 0.5% of the price of eligible purchases to CAC! Link your Kroger plus card to CAC and every time you shop at Kroger, a donation will be made to CAC!
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 CAC Brings Together
the Sandy Springs and Dunwoody communities to provide compassionate assistance to neighbors in need by providing financial support, helping to meet basic needs and promoting self-reliance.
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