Quarterly Campus-wide Lunches are back and spookier than ever! Over time, we have found that nothing brings people together better than food! Every quarter we offer a themed campus-wide lunch. From tailgate potlucks to holiday gatherings, these popular lunches allow the campus to come together as a whole.
We celebrated Halloween a couple of days early here on the Campus of Caring. The day kicked off with a Pumpkin Hunt. Early Thursday morning, Glasser/Schoenbaum Staff walked around the campus, meticulously hiding a total of 12 baby pumpkins. At 8 am the hunt began and not even a half hour later, all the pumpkins were found. A goodie bag of spooky treats was awarded to those who successfully found a pumpkin.
The fun continued while Glasser/Schoenbaum staff worked as a team to decorate and prepare the Loevner Conference Room! It looked fa-boo-lous with streamers on the doorways, spider webs on walls, pumpkin lanterns hanging from the ceilings, and tons of sparkly ribbon covering the tables.
The smells of food slowly began to fill the room. A delicious Taco Bar was catered by our Hospitality Sponsor Der Dutchman. With over 80 registered attendees, Der Dutchman exceeded expectations with an abundance of food, happily filling everyone’s tummies. Aside from goblin up plates, staff enjoyed activities like mazes, word searches, riddles, and a candy corn guessing game!
The Glasser/Schoenbaum Human Services Center is thankful to those who attended our Campus Halloween. Through programming, camaraderie and community begins, paving the way for trust and collaboration - because when human services benefit, the entire region benefits.
Glasser/Schoenbaum Campus Connection programs are possible through the generosity of the Gulf Coast Community Foundation.
The staff at Glasser/Schoenbaum have done a great job of connecting the many organizations on campus and creating a space that sparks collaboration. This sense of community extends to staff and clients alike, helping to break down barriers and leading to innovative ways to serve the community as a whole.
Real estate is one of the greatest costs in a business budget. Our partnership with The Glasser/Schoenbaum Human Services Center allows more money to go towards our mission. And what better place to house our office than on a campus with nineteen other outreach agencies.
As a small organization with a staff of two, employee safety was a big consideration when we were looking for office space. We did not want our employees to be in a place where they were alone. Being on the GSHSC campus has been great because there is a whole community of like-minded professionals.
