Generations Group Homes to Host “Luncheon for Second Chances”

April 30, 2012

GREENVILLE, SC – Generations Group Homes will host its annual “Luncheonfor Second Chances” on May 16, 2012 at the TD Convention Center, located at One Exposition Avenue in Greenville, SC. The event will provideattendees with an opportunity to learn more about Generations’ programsand its mission to stop and prevent the cycle of sexual abuse amongadolescent boys.

“Our ‘Luncheon for Second Chances’ gives long-timefriends, new supporters and interested individuals a firsthand, currentlook at the impact our programs are making on our boys, within ourcommunity and toward our goal of “No More Victims,” noted KathleenReynolds, Founder and CEO of Generations. “As an event that our boysactively participate in, it’s truly a special time to reflect on pastsuccesses and get excited about future endeavors for Generations.”

As anationally accredited nonprofit organization that works with at-riskboys ages 10-19, Generations offers structured, specialized programsthat give its residents both a place to heal and the opportunity for asecond chance. To date, the nonprofit has graduated over 800 boys fromits programs with a 98% success rate of them never being incarceratedfor the same offense again.Guests at the luncheon are invited by a‘Table Captain’—a current Generations’ supporter, staff member orvolunteer. Roseanne Brown, Director of Development noted, “What’s mostspecial about our Luncheon for Second Chances is that it’s an extensionof our Generations’ family; together, we are able to share the messagesof Generations’ with hundreds more—ensuring our ability to continuallygive our boys hope, promote healing and create heroes of them.”

Individuals interested in learning more about Generations’ Luncheon forSecond Chances, or would like to attend the event as a guest, arewelcome to visit www.generationsgrouphome.com, or contact Roseanne Brown at [email protected].

About Generations Group Homes
Generations Group Homes is a nonprofit organization founded in 1991 that strives to break the cycle of violence for boys affected by abuse. Thegoal of the Generations program is to provide adolescent andpre-adolescent males from all over the state of South Carolina with atherapeutic environment in a structured home- like setting that promotes and rewards positive change. At the nationally accredited group homelocated in southern Greenville County, South Carolina, the talented andhighly trained team works diligently to meet the specific needs of eachchild to ensure his future success. Through behavior management andvarious skill-building programs, Generations maintains a 98% successrate as they work toward the goal of ‘no more victims.’ For moreinformation on Generations Group Homes, please visit www.generationsgroup.com.