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Ryan Cox Has Spent The Last 3 Years Bridging The Law Enforcement and Community Gap
- 2022/04/18
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Ryan Cox was born in Chattanooga, Tennessee then moved to metro Atlanta for culinary school at the age of 23. Ryan has been a resident of Gwinnett County now for over 14 years. He currently attends Berean Christian Church.
Ryan has been married for over 11 years and has twins that currently attend Gwinnett County Public Schools. Ryan started his organization Gwinnett Chatt Outreach in 2019 to bridge the divide between law enforcement and the community. In 2020 as the pandemic reached its peak, Ryan was furloughed and decided to pursue Gwinnett Chatt Outreach as a full-time career. Since then, the nonprofit has evolved into helping teenagers from across the area pursue their life after high school plans.
Ryan has organized and done the work in the community such as organizing an annual box fan and water giveaway that gives these items to the most needed in our community.
Ryan is the right person for the job because he cares about people. People always come first.
Ryan Cox was born in Chattanooga, Tennessee then moved to metro Atlanta for culinary school at the age of 23. Ryan has been a resident of Gwinnett County now for over 14 years. He currently attends Berean Christian Church.
Ryan has been married for over 11 years and has twins that currently attend Gwinnett County Public Schools. Ryan started his organization Gwinnett Chatt Outreach in 2019 to bridge the divide between law enforcement and the community. In 2020 as the pandemic reached its peak, Ryan was furloughed and decided to pursue Gwinnett Chatt Outreach as a full-time career. Since then, the nonprofit has evolved into helping teenagers from across the area pursue their life after high school plans.
Ryan has organized and done the work in the community such as organizing an annual box fan and water giveaway that gives these items to the most needed in our community.
Ryan is the right person for the job because he cares about people. People always come first.