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Pathways to Success holds fundraising breakfast
Journi Wright, a Pathways to Success student at Cape Henlopen High School, appears in the video presentation. She talked about the importance of Pathways in her life. DAN COOK PHOTOS
April 14, 2024
Pathways to Success held its Partner with Pathways fundraiser April 4 at Crossroad Community Church, where breakfast was served and two Pathways graduates shared their powerful testimonies. Donations raised at this event will help purchase personal-care items for teens, healthy food for students facing food insecurity, workforce essentials for graduates starting their careers, and school supplies and dormitory essentials for those heading to college.
The event included testimony from current Pathways student Jayden Hood, and alumni Jaques Bowe and Jordan Jarmon. Mallory Metzner, an AP award-winning news anchor at CoastTV, served as emcee for the event.
Pathways to Success Executive Director Fay Blake gave the keynote address.
Sarah Gilmour, Pathways to Success outreach and development manager, introduces emcee Mallory Metzner of CoastTV.
Bill Collick, Pathways to Success board president, gives testimony via the video presentation.
Mallory Metzner, an AP award-winning news anchor at CoastTV, serves as emcee for the event.
Pathways to Success Executive Director Fay Blake gives the kick-off for the fundraising breakfast.
Jaques Bowe, Pathways to Success coordinator at Sussex Tech, speaks of the lives that are changed by the program.
Jayden Jarmon, a paraprofessional at Seaford High School, offers alumni testimony to the group.
Pathways to Success Executive Director Fay Blake, left, pauses for a photo with Pathways Outreach and Development Manager Sarah Gilmour.
Jayden Hood gives testimony on his experience as a current Pathways to Success student.
