A significant step forward for community support was celebrated on Friday, June 13, 2025, as the RAVE Clothing Bank, a program of INCA Community Services, held a groundbreaking ceremony for its future building at 456 W Liberty Road in Atoka. The event was marked by a spirit of celebration, community, and hope for the future.
The INCA RAVE program assists people with developmental disabilities by providing residential and vocational opportunities within
Community leaders, including representatives from the Atoka County Chamber of Commerce and INCA Community Services, gathered with local supporters for the groundbreaking event of the new RAVE Clothing Bank the community through INCA Community Services, Inc. The new clothing bank building is set to enhance these efforts.
The ceremony brought together key individuals and community partners dedicated to the RAVE mission. Among those recognized for their contributions were Kristy Mobbs, RAVE Program Director, whose dedication and passion were instrumental in making this vision possible, and Erica Pogue, INCA Executive Director, noted for her inspiring leadership. Greg Davidson, an INCA Board Member, represented the heart of the organization's board and the community's voice, alongside Laquita Thornley for her continued service and unwavering support.
The Atoka County Chamber of Commerce showed strong support and partnership, underscoring the collaborative spirit behind the project. The event also highlighted the valuable presence, energy, and belief of RAVE employees, clients, and the entire Atoka County community, all vital to the mission.
Speakers at the event emphasized that the new building represents more than just a physical structure. It symbolizes the collective effort to build dignity, compassion, and opportunity for generations to come within the community.
The new facility at 456 W Liberty Road will serve as the future home for the RAVE Clothing Bank, aiming to expand its capacity to serve those in need in Atoka and surrounding areas.
