
Our Programs
All of our programs take a two-step approach to fight food insecurity. Step 1 provides access to consistent, nutritious food to students. Step 2 helps build up families' resources and support networks so that it doesn't face food insecurity in the future.
All of our programs are relationship-based and follow a two-way giving model. They are NOT handout programs. Everyone involved with GoPacks' programs are part of the team; we all work together for a common goal.
GoPacks Elementary School Program
Here's how it works.......
GoPacks will:
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send healthy food home with students, from the schools, in cloth bags for weekends
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organize free workshops/classes/events for
families to attend that increase resources,
support networks, and family bonding -
provide families with take home resources
info for other groups such as recipes, kits, surplus food & contact
Students/Families will:
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bring cloth bags home weekly & return them back to the school the following week
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pick up food from the GoPacks office for
longer school breaks -
attend 2 Parent-Teacher Conferences
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attend at least 1 GoPacks hosted or
endorsed event before the end of the school year (families may attend more)
Extra Program Features:
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On Track with GoPacks
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all students receive 1 new book per school quarter, & can earn
party invitations & camp scholarships
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Super Shopper Monthly Enhancements
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This is an optional feature that allows families to invest $9 to receive 9 months of toiletries & personal items for their students
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GoPacks Home Edition
Here's how it works.....
GoPacks will:
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provide healthy food for breakfasts, lunches, & snacks, one week at at time
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organize free workshops/classes/events for
families to attend that increase resources,
support networks, and family bonding -
provide families with take home resources
info for other groups such as recipes, kits, surplus food & contact
Students/Families will:
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pick up food from the GoPacks office once a week
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attend at least 1 GoPacks hosted or
endorsed event before the end of the school year (families may attend more)
Extra Program Features:
-
On Track with GoPacks
-
all students receive 1 new book per school quarter, & can earn
party invitations & camp scholarships
-
-
Super Shopper Monthly Enhancements
-
This is an optional feature that allows families to invest $9 to receive 9 months of toiletries & personal items for their students
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Vouchers at The Pack & Go Store
Here's how it works........
GoPacks will:
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put vouchers on students’ Pack & Go
account for 2 bundles a week (1 of each type) -
organize free workshops/classes/events for
families to attend that increase resources,
support networks, and family bonding -
provide families with take home resources
info for other groups such as recipes, kits, surplus food & contact
Students/Families will:
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stop by the Pack & Go Store weekly to pick up 2 bundles (students’ responsibility)
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pick up food from the GoPacks office for
longer school breaks -
attend at least 1 GoPacks hosted or endorsed event before the end of the school year (families may attend more)
Extra Program Features:
-
On Track with GoPacks
-
all students receive 1 new book per school quarter, & can earn
party invitations & camp scholarships
-
-
Super Shopper Monthly Enhancements
-
This is an optional feature that allows families to invest $9 to receive 9 months of toiletries & personal items for their students
-
Service Area
Enrollment is open to the following students:
We currently work with the following schools:
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Marietta City Schools, Marietta, OH
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Marietta Elementary School
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Phillips Elementary School
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Washington Elementary School
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Marietta Middle/High School
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Washington County Career Center, Marietta, OH
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Hopewell REACH, Vincent OH
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Matamoras Elementary School, New Matamoras, OH
For Homeschooling/Online Schooling:
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Families whose students attend fully on-line school and/or are enrolled in a traditional homeschooling program and can commit to visiting our office in Marietta, OH once a week are eligible for our homeschooling program.
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This applies to families in Ohio and West Virginia.


