Douglas County Partners In Education

06/03/2026

✨ Have you seen Alexander High School’s new entrance sign?

PIE Partner Extreme Images, teamed up with Alexander High School to design this custom sign, creating a bold new welcome for students, staff, and visitors entering campus each day. 👏

We love seeing our community partners use their talents and resources to help support and enhance local schools in meaningful ways.

Thank you to Extreme Images for continuing to invest in Douglas County schools! 💙

You can’t miss the brand new entrance sign at Alexander High School! This custom made sign is welcoming staff, students, and fans in style! 😍
Thank you Robert S Alexander High School for choosing us to be a part of this notable addition!

Douglas County Partners In Education
Douglas County Georgia Schools

05/29/2026

💙 What does it mean to be a PIE Partner?

It means showing up for students, supporting schools, investing in teachers, and helping strengthen our community.

PIE Partners make an impact in so many different ways — through volunteering, donations, mentorship, event support, student programs, teacher appreciation efforts, and more.

No two partnerships look exactly the same, but every partnership helps create meaningful opportunities for Douglas County students and schools.

Together, we are building stronger connections between schools, businesses, and the community. 👏

Interested in becoming a PIE Partner? Learn more at www.piedc.org 🍎

05/26/2026

💙 Thanks to the support of our community and our partnership with Papa Johns Pizza, PIE was able to provide essential food items to students and families across Douglas County this summer.

✔️ $3,250 in food purchased
✔️ 23+ schools reached
✔️ 1,968 individuals impacted

Every time the promo code PIE4PIE was used throughout the 25/26 school year, Papa Johns donated 20% back to PIE to help support local students and families.

Thank you for helping us make a difference beyond the classroom. 💙 Learn more about the Summer Nutrition Distribution at www.piedc.org/news ✨

05/20/2026

We love celebrating the incredible work our PIE partners are doing throughout the community. 💙

Congratulations to 100 Black Men of Douglasville on the success of their inaugural FORGE Academy graduation and for the impact they continue to make through mentorship, leadership, and investment in the next generation.

Programs like this are a powerful reminder of what can happen when communities come together to support and encourage our youth. We are proud to partner with organizations creating meaningful opportunities for students across Douglas County.

👏 Be sure to check out their original post and help us celebrate this amazing accomplishment!

05/15/2026

💙 Partnership is one of the most powerful ways to support students and schools.

At PIE, we are grateful for the businesses, organizations, and community members who continue to invest their time, resources, and encouragement into Douglas County schools throughout the year.

Whether it’s supporting school programs, volunteering, donating supplies, mentoring students, or helping meet practical needs, every partnership makes an impact.

Thank you to our PIE Partners for helping us continue to strengthen schools and support students across our community. 👏

Interested in becoming a partner? Learn more at www.piedc.org

05/13/2026

✏️ PIE Visits PENCIL in Nashville

Recently, members of the PIE Board traveled to Nashville, TN to meet with PENCIL, a nationally recognized organization known as the gold standard for connecting businesses and communities with schools.

This was our third visit to PENCIL’s headquarters, where we spent time learning new ways to strengthen partnerships, grow our nonprofit, and better serve Douglas County schools and students. 💙

We are grateful for opportunities to learn from organizations making a meaningful impact in education and community engagement.

Learn more about PIE's visit to PENCIL here: www.piedc.org/news
Learn more about PENCIL here: www.pencilforschools.org

05/07/2026

💙 What an incredible morning celebrating the power of partnership in Douglas County Georgia Schools at our Year-End Celebration! It was such a meaningful time to reflect on the impact our community has made together throughout this school year.

During the celebration, we were honored to recognize this year’s award recipients:

✨ Ambassador of the Year
Corlissa Wilson - Annette Winn Elementary School Counselor

✨ Partner of the Year
His Boots on the Ground

These individuals and organizations continue to go above and beyond in supporting students, schools, and our community, and we are so grateful for their dedication.

A special thank you to our event sponsor, Georgia Power, for helping make this celebration possible. We would also like to thank our event host, Central Baptist Church, and Atlanta's Finest Catering for providing breakfast for our guests.

Thank you to all of our PIE partners for another year of impact, connection, and support for Douglas County schools.

💙 Learn more about this event at www.piedc.org/news

05/05/2026

⏰ It’s not too late to join us!

Our PIE Year-End Celebration is happening tomorrow, and we would love for you to be part of it as we reflect on an incredible year of impact across Douglas County schools. 💙

Join us on Wednesday, May 6 at 7:30 AM in the Central Baptist Church Gymnasium for breakfast, connection, and celebration with fellow community partners, educators, and supporters.

We’re grateful for the support of our event sponsor, Georgia Power, whose partnership helps make this event possible.

During the celebration, we will recognize our Partners of Excellence, honor our Ambassador of the Year, and share highlights from everything PIE has accomplished this past year.

We hope to see you there!

👉 It’s not too late to RSVP: www.piedc.org/events

05/04/2026

💙 Partner Spotlight: A true example of showing up for students and schools.

Holly Springs Elementary School recently shared a powerful “PIE Moment” recognizing Kenneth Reddick II and the Brothers Brunch Foundation for the incredible impact they’ve made within their school community.

From organizing dads to greet students each morning, to supporting school safety efforts, to leading initiatives like Dads Read Aloud Day and revitalizing the Outdoor Reading Garden, Mr. Reddick continues to create meaningful ways for families to stay engaged and involved.

He’s also been a guest speaker at Career Day, sharing his professional journey and encouraging students to prioritize both their future and their mental health.

This is what partnership looks like. 👏

We’re so grateful for leaders like Mr. Reddick who are helping strengthen our schools and build up the next generation.

05/01/2026

Over the years, we’ve had the privilege of celebrating so many of our amazing PIE partners who continue to show up for our schools in meaningful ways. This year will be no different 💙

Our Year-End Celebration is right around the corner, and we’re looking forward to gathering with our community to reflect on an incredible year for PIE. We’re especially grateful for the support of our event sponsor, Georgia Power, for helping make this celebration possible.

We’ll also be recognizing outstanding partners who continue to make a difference in our schools ✨

Join us on May 6 at 7:30 AM for breakfast, community, celebration, and a look at the impact our partners have made during the 25/26 school year!

👉 RSVP today: www.piedc.org/events