We didn’t have our usual meeting this week, but a few members took the opportunity to engage in some meaningful service. They gathered at Mary’s Place to pack harm reduction kits funded through the Georgia Opioid Crisis Abatement Trust. These kits will go directly to non-profit organizations and individuals in our community who need support, resources, and care. It was a simple act, but an important one. Addressing the opioid crisis requires compassion, practicality, and a willingness to meet people where they are. Grateful to everyone who showed up, including a few members not pictured here, rolled up their sleeves, and contributed to this effort. This is what service looks like.