ATLANTA, April 16, 2003 (PRIMEZONE) -- The Epilepsy Foundation of Georgia has named Pam Buoch as director of development projects. Buoch serves as the primary fundraiser in support of the organization's client services and programs. Buoch's most immediate project is the launch of ZERO LUNCHES, ZERO "NO"s, the newest program in its portfolio of successful fundraisers.
In April, the Georgia Legislature and Governor Sonny Purdue designated May 29 as ZERO LUNCHES, ZERO "NO"s Day. Organizers ask that all Georgians donate the cost of an average-price lunch to the Epilepsy Foundation of Georgia. Donations can be made through participating companies' human resources departments, mailed to the Epilepsy Foundation of Georgia office, or online at www.epilepsyga.org.
The Epilepsy Foundation of Georgia's development programs fund client services and programs such as career and vocational services, education and training, emergency medicine, summer camp, and support groups.
About the Epilepsy Foundation of Georgia
The Epilepsy Foundation of Georgia is an Atlanta-based non-profit organization providing education, career and vocational services to the over 100,000 Georgians with epilepsy and seizure disorders. For more information call 404-527-7155 or visit www.epilepsyga.org.