Putnam Christian Outreach Enhances Digital Presence

Written By Greer Force Marketing

Putnam Christian Outreach has claimed 2021 as the year of innovation, rolling out new daily specials, the ever-popular CARES card (which treats shoppers with $5 gift certificates for their loyalty), and facility updates to their headquarters and thrift shop. They’ve also boosted their digital footprint, utilizing various social media channels and a new, streamlined website.

“It was time to update our digital presence and up our game on social,” said PCOI Executive Director Vanessa Jackson. “Our new website will continue to be a valuable resource in informing and educating the local community regarding ongoing efforts of the outreach – from golf tournaments and galas to recent news and major wins serving local residents. 2020 gave our team a chance to review areas of improvement, and we’re meeting those challenges head-on in 2021. We will continue to innovate and improve our services, reaching out to the local community one step at a time.”

To learn more about our programs, our thrift store, volunteer opportunities or to make a donation, Kindly visit us at www.PCOICares.com and follow us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.

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