Receptions For You

03/20/2025

Receptions For You was established with a divine purpose in mind, rather than the income. It has been shaped by God to produce a meaningful outcome. We have had the opportunity to witness God's work firsthand at every event, observing our clients' guests engage in joyful celebrations, educational discussions, and meaningful connections, which has been an invaluable outcome. By offering venues and catering services, Receptions For You has served as a launching pad for new businesses and a catalyst for the growth of existing ones, making it a worthwhile choice.

03/12/2025

Thank you Bethany Congregational Church for your business.

03/12/2025

Call Receptions For You Unforgettable Food Flavor!

03/09/2025

Receptions For You has a found ring. Please call to claim if it belongs to you. Receptions For You

03/09/2025

02/26/2025

Receptions For You is pleased to offer rental space for Food Truck Vendors! Please contact Buffie Spencer for inquiries. 229-224-3664

02/26/2025

Receptions For You now offer Food Truck Rental Space!

02/09/2025

Thank you Providence Missionary Baptist Church for choosing Receptions For You! It was truly an honor to host Rev. Dr. Emory C. Virgil and First Lady Carolyn Virgil's 25th Anniversary Gala. May God continue to bless you.

02/09/2025

Thank you Inman family for choosing Receptions For You. We were honored to host your family's intimate memorial for Mr. Daniel Inman. Daniel L. Inman, started a Black-owned newspaper in Thomasville .

He used his newspaper to inform the African American community on the Georgia-Florida line and advocate for civil rights. Inman also marched with Atlanta civil rights icons. He volunteered with many local and national political campaigns, including Maynard Jackson’s successful run for mayor of Atlanta. He moved to Decatur in 1976 and volunteered with Hosea Williams in the Hosea Feed the Hungry and Homeless drives.

Inman was born in tiny Quitman, which is between Valdosta and Thomasville, on March 27, 1937. He died Jan. 8. He was 87 year old.

He started the Thomasville News in 1967 and later published The Tallahassee News for a short time in Florida. The Thomasville paper closed in 1976. It included the following tagline in every issue “To Seek Out the Truth And Print It without Fear or Favor.”

Inman became a member of the National Newspaper Publishers Association/Black Press of America. During his time on the NNPA/Black Press, he had the opportunity to meet and interview President Lyndon B. Johnson and, later, President Jimmy Carter.

Inman would have other opportunities through the NNPA/Black Press, including traveling to Russia, an experience he would hold dear until his death.

However, some of his proudest moments came with the Civil Rights Movement.

He participated in a number of civil rights marches in Atlanta and Thomasville, as well as surrounding areas,” Mincey said. He marched alongside the late Martin Luther King Jr., Hosea Williams, Andrew Young and Julian Bond.”

While in Thomasville, Inman worked with state and local voters leagues. He also served in 1972 as the southeastern campaign manager for Shirley Chisholm, the first Black candidate and first woman to run for a major-party nomination for president.

Inman volunteered with Democratic presidential campaigns, including those of Carter, Bill Clinton, Hillary Rodham Clinton, Barack Obama and Kamala Harris.

He is survived by his wife Gloria and five children and their families.

02/03/2025

The Thomasville Missionary Baptist Association invites you to support their "Souls Of Love" Family Sneaker Ball!

02/03/2025

This event will be a great way to celebrate Valentine's Day!

01/05/2025

Gorgeous 🥰

12/30/2024

Happy Holidays! We found two rings at our facility. Please contact us at 229-224-3664.

12/27/2024