📅 The Gist: On October 21, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Metro Atlanta celebrated their annual Big, Little, & Family Picnic, drawing over 500 attendees.
🤔 Why It Matters: The event provided a platform for families, Bigs, Littles, and the community to connect and strengthen bonds.
❓ What’s Happening:
- The Homecoming-themed picnic featured activities ranging from face painting to a flag football game.
- Local businesses, including Ben & Jerry’s and Whataburger, contributed to the event’s success.
The Photos: Here are photos from the event.
🔍 Between the Lines:
- Kwame Johnson, President and CEO of the organization, emphasized the importance of the event in fostering connections among families navigating post-Covid challenges.
- The picnic also served as an opportunity for families of the Littles to interact with their children’s Bigs.
🏃 Catch Up Quick:
- The event had a variety of activities and performances, including a show by the Atlanta Braves Heavy Hitters and a tug of war competition.
- Donations from local businesses such as Chick-fil-A and Coca-Cola played a crucial role in the event’s success.
🖼️ The Big Picture: The annual picnic not only offers fun and entertainment but also plays a pivotal role in building and nurturing relationships within the Big Brothers and Big Sisters community.
💭 Our Take: Community events like these are essential in fostering connections and providing a sense of belonging, especially in challenging times.
Thom Chandler
Thom Chandler is the editor of The Georgia Sun and has been writing, editing and managing websites and blogs since 1995. He is a lifelong Georgian and one of those increasingly rare Atlanta natives.
