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Poverty Simulation

TXU Energy
Port of Corpus Christi

Port Of Corpus Christi is proud to be the presenting sponsor benefitting Mission 911 of the “Community Action Poverty Simulation (CAPS)”, co-sponsored by TXU Energy. This is a unique tool that community action agencies can use to educate everyone, from policy makers to local community leaders, about the day-to-day realities of life with a shortage of money and an abundance of stress. CAPS is a copyrighted tool made available by the Missouri Association for Community Action to organizations that want to promote a greater understanding of poverty.

During a simulation, participants role-play the lives of low-income families, from single parents trying to care for their children to senior citizens trying to maintain their self- sufficiency on Social Security. The task of each family is to provide food, shelter and other necessities during the simulation while interacting with various community resources staffed by low-income volunteers.

Although it uses “play” money and other props, fictional scenarios, and time limits, CAPS is not a game. It is a simulation tool that enables participants to view poverty from different angles in an experiential setting, while empowering low-income volunteers by allowing them an opportunity to interact with leaders from their community.

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Please be part of this great event benefitting Mission 911 on July 27,2022, First United Methodist Church 6pm to 9pm.

  • Co-Sponsor $5000 Will have 24 seats (three tables) banners of sponsorship any media will have sponsors logo.
  • Platinum $2500 Will have 16 seats (two tables) banners of sponsorship.
  • Gold $1000 Will have 8 seats (one table) Table banner of sponsorship.

Individual tickets $25 Seats are limited.

For more information call:
Mission 911 at (361)882-0911 or go to their web site www.ccmission911.org

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