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Restoration Storehouse tells Rockdale commissioners it has delivered more than $17 million in three-year impact, plans EV training center
Summary
Restoration Storehouse told the Rockdale County Board of Commissioners it and its partners generated more than $17 million in economic impact over three years and about $30 million over six years, and outlined plans for a $1.125 million electric-vehicle training center in partnership with Georgia Piedmont Technical College.
Restoration Storehouse officials presented an update to the Rockdale County Board of Commissioners on Sept. 9, saying the nonprofit and its partners generated more than $17,000,000 in economic impact over the last three years and “a little over $30,000,000” across six years of operation.
Dr. Robert Hughes, speaking for Restoration Storehouse, told the board the nonprofit now works with 14 partner organizations across family support, health, education and capital investment programs. He said education services accounted for about $8,640,000 of the three-year total, health services about $3,950,000, and family-support services about $3,600,000; capital…
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