An important role for Community Works is to identify needs for non-partisan civic engagement.Â
In May, 2026, we organized and moderated a Food Insecurity Listening Session to better understand this issue and identify any gaps that exist. To the left please find the Executive summary of our findings as well as the detailed report.
Articles on Community Works work on Food Insecurity in the Oconee Enterprise (OE) and ALICE report for Oconee:
Oconee County ALICE (Asset Limited, Income Constrained, Employed) report on families earning above the federal poverty level, but not enough to afford basic expenses in Oconee
In June, 2025 we organized and moderated a Superintendent Listening Session to provide tax payer input to the Superintendent search committee. We submitted a report that identified citizens concerns. Pictured is an article from the Oconee Enterprise, June 5, 2025, reporting on the session.
We hope to have other opportunities for Oconee residents to encourage civic engagement on issues that affect our lives. If you have any suggestions, please email us at CWorksOC@gmail.com.