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“Our Community Cares” Series Launches at Skidaway Community Church
Learn, Connect, and Make a Difference This October.

This October, Skidaway Community Church invites you to a new four-part series titled “Our Community Cares”, a special opportunity to engage with the heart of Savannah through the voices of those working every day to make it better. Each Wednesday evening, local nonprofit leaders will share their stories, missions, and how we—all of us—can help build a stronger, more compassionate community.

The series is free and open to the public, and each session will take place at 6:30 p.m. in Liston Hall at Skidaway Community Church located at 50 Diamond Causeway, Savannah.

Session Lineup:

October 1 — “Imagine a World Without Violence: The New Frontier of Stopping Familial Violence”
Featuring Shannon Bates, CEO of SAFE Shelter for Domestic Violence

October marks Domestic Violence Awareness Month, and this powerful opening session will explore the critical work of SAFE Shelter in protecting and empowering victims of domestic violence in our area.

October 8 — “Growing the Next Generation: The Crucial Role of Parent Involvement in Education”
With Michael O’Neal, Executive Director of Parent University

Discover how Parent University supports and educates caregivers in Savannah, helping them play a vital role in their children’s academic and personal success.

October 15 — “Sharing the Table: Addressing Food Insecurity in Savannah”
With Ariana Berksteiner, Executive Director of Emmaus House

Food insecurity remains a pressing issue for many Georgians. Learn how Emmaus House is serving those in need with dignity—and how you can help ensure no neighbor goes hungry.

October 22 — “Building Hope, Sharing Love: Caring for Our Neighbors Experiencing Housing Insecurity”
Featuring representatives from Inner City Night Shelter, Union Mission, and Chatham-Savannah Authority for the Homeless
In this panel discussion, leaders from three key organizations will discuss the challenges of homelessness in Savannah and the collaborative efforts underway to bring lasting solutions.

Join us in learning, listening, and lending your support to organizations that uplift and care for our neighbors. Whether you’re looking to volunteer, donate, or simply gain a deeper understanding of the needs in our community, “Our Community Cares” is a meaningful place to start.

Register to attend for free at the link below, or call 912-598-0151 for more information.