To contact the PALS desk at the class session location call cell phone number (770) 910-4182.
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For comments, recommendations, ideas for new or repeat courses,
or to provide information or messages to the officers by e-mail:
To the PALS President, Claudia Walker, click HEREFor more information about PALS , click HERE
BOARD OF DIRECTORS: The PALS board of directors has 16 members including the officers of PALS, committee chairpersons, and a representative from the clergy of the affiliates. The PALS board meets on the first Wednesday of each month to discuss ongoing activities and planning.
The officers of PALS are:
Claudia Walker, president
Sally
Yarbrough,
vice president
Pat Croxton,
treasurer
Sheila Knox, corresponding secretary
The Program committee plans the Lunch 'n Learn sessions. Committee members obtain the speakers and instructors from academia, government agencies, businesses, civic and religious groups, health care organizations, and individuals - all of whom are also volunteers.
The Handy PALS committee schedules minor house repair services in the area served by PALS.
The Finance committee is responsible for financial matters. Pat Croxton, treasurer.
The Religious/Civic/Corporate Affiliates committee is responsible for the support of affiliate congregations, civic organizations, and corporations, and prospective new affiliates. Dr. James Clark, Chair.
Task force committees are formed from time to time for current projects.
ADVISORY COUNCIL: Representatives of PALS affiliates are the active communication links between PALS and the Affiliate organizations that support PALS. The affiliate council meets quarterly at the end of the quarterly class session.
OTHER VOLUNTEERS: Active volunteers assist with PALS Lunch 'n Learn sessions and other community services: lunch reservations, blood pressure checks.
OFFICE SUPPORT: PALS employs one office support staff member. Lee Smith.
FINANCES: The sources of income to PALS include the fees from the registrants to the PALS Lunch 'n Learn sessions, affiliate donations, and individual donations. Affiliate congregations furnish class rooms for the quarterly sessions, meeting rooms, the PALS office, and other services.
PALS is a non-profit corporation classified as a 501 c(3) organization. All donations to PALS are tax-deductible.