Partnership for Children of Johnston County Announces 13th Annual Lunch Fundraiser

The Partnership for Children of Johnston County is pleased to announce its 13th annual lunch fundraiser, scheduled for Monday, August 18th, at Clayton Steakhouse. The event will raise funds to support essential programs that improve the well-being and development of young children in Johnston County. Proceeds from the event will provide resources such as parenting classes, training for the early childhood workforce, and children’s books. Tickets are available for $25, with seatings at 11:30 am and 1 pm. Clayton Steakhouse, located at 307 E. Main Street, will offer a special menu, and seating is limited. To purchase your tickets, visit Bit.ly/ClaytonSteak25. For more information, contact Alicia Davis at 919-397-7823 or adavis@pfcjc.org.

The Partnership values community collaboration to strengthen its impact and improve outcomes for children at risk of being unprepared for kindergarten. Clayton Steakhouse owners, Ryan Rubright and Bobbi Buckler, have been long-time supporters of the Partnership, hosting their lunch fundraisers for nearly a decade since purchasing the restaurant in 2017. “We are excited to be teaming up with the Partnership for Children for another fundraising event,” stated Buckler. “We look forward to collaborating with a group that works so hard for the children and families in our community.” With contributions from local businesses and individual supporters, these fundraising events enable the Partnership to reach more children with its services. “The enthusiasm we receive from partners and donors is incredible,” expressed Candy Scott, Executive Director of the Partnership. “With the help of our community, we can continue to build bright futures for children across Johnston County.”

About the Partnership for Children of Johnston County

The Partnership for Children of Johnston County is a non-profit organization that has strived to improve the safety, health, and emotional well-being of young children for more than 25 years. The Partnership works to enhance the quality of early childhood education, promote strong families, and ensure school readiness for all children in Johnston County. 

Together, we can improve the economic sustainability of Johnston County by ensuring that its future workforce is prepared for success in school and life. To learn more about the Partnership’s programs and services, please call 919-202-0002 or follow us on social media @PFCJoCo.