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💜🌟 PAD Foundation Scholar Spotlight 🌟💜

Tomorrow, one of our PAD Foundation scholars begins a week-long STEAM Camp at the Austell Youth Innovation Center!

We are honored to sponsor CM, age 13, for his 3rd consecutive year of summer camp through the Patricia Ann Doyle Foundation. The cost of camp was $175 for the week, and we are grateful to invest in his future.

CM’s father is currently incarcerated in Tennessee, and for the past three years, our foundation has had the privilege of supporting him through summer camp, back-to-school assistance, and Christmas gifts.

This is why we do what we do. Consistency matters. Showing up year after year matters. Letting a child know they are seen, valued, and supported matters.

We are grateful for every donor, supporter, and volunteer who helps us make opportunities like this possible.

Our goal is to bless even more youth with summer camp scholarships this year and continue creating opportunities for children impacted by parental incarceration.

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🚨 ATLANTA — PLEASE HELP US FIND THESE YOUNG MEN 🚨

Right now, FOUR young Black men are missing in the Atlanta area, and their families need our help spreading awareness.

Please keep these names and faces circulating across social media and throughout the community:

▪️ Malik Polk
▪️ Derek Samuel
▪️ Larrel Marquis French Jr.
▪️ Jayden Wilson

These are somebody’s sons, brothers, nephews, classmates, and friends. Their loved ones are praying for answers and hoping for their safe return home.

At the Patricia Ann Doyle Foundation, we believe every young person deserves to be protected, valued, and never forgotten. We cannot normalize silence when our youth go missing.

🙏🏽 Please SHARE.
🙏🏽 Please PAY ATTENTION.
🙏🏽 Please SPEAK UP if you know something.

If you have any information, contact the numbers listed on the flyers or call 911 immediately.

Let’s come together as a community and help bring them home safely. 💜

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