Jackson EMC contribution to help INK construct facility

Interactive Neighborhood for Kids Executive Director Sheri Hooper accepts a $25,000 Jackson EMC donation from the cooperative’s Senior Commercial/Industrial Marketing Representative David Lee. The donation will go toward the museum’s capital campaign to build a new, state-of-the-art facility.

1109GN-INKdonation — Interactive Neighborhood for Kids Executive Director Sheri Hooper accepts a $25,000 Jackson EMC donation from the cooperative’s Senior Commercial/Industrial Marketing Representative David Lee. The donation will go toward the museum’s capital campaign to build a new, state-of-the-art facility.

Jackson Electric Membership Corp. has donated $25,000 to Interactive Neighborhood for Kids’ capital campaign, helping the Gainesville nonprofit move closer to its $2 million goal to build a state-of-the-art facility. INK launched a capital campaign in April to raise the funds to build a new facility on a site along Friendship Road in Flowery Branch. “The Flowery Branch location ... will enable us to reach nearly 420,000 school-aged children per year,” INK Executive Director Sheri Hooper said.

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