This Macon Group is Dedicated to Uplifting Black Neighborhoods. Here’s How They Do It
Friday, February 19th, 2021
When Jerrod Echols was growing up, he lived in a single parent household with his mother working around the clock to provide for their family.
“I grew up in Atlanta, Georgia, so a fairly poor neighborhood. So, helping out others is kind of near and dear to my heart,” Echols said.
They went to food pantries and received financial assistance from neighborhood churches, so when Echols moved to Macon after attending college, he wanted to help the community in the same way.
Read more here at The Telegraph.
