At NFCC, we recently celebrated 15 students who graduated from NFCC’s English as a Second Language program at the end of the summer session. Kervin
The stress of financial instability can take a toll on a person’s mental health, leading to anxiety, depression and other illnesses. Knowing this, NFCC has
Throughout her life, many people discouraged Magdalena from pursuing her goals, but she refused to listen. Last month, after years of hard work and countless
When Tania and Bryan and their children moved to Georgia from Connecticut in 2019, they had to get rid of their salvage title car, which
More than 20 million students have completed their high school education by earning a GED. In the United States, it is a critical pathway to
At Synchrony, a national consumer financial services company, supporting local nonprofits is one way the company lives out its values of “Being Caring and Responsible.”
Last year, our partners at the Alpharetta Community Agricultural Program helped us build and plant a raised garden in an unused space on our property,
Yana came from Ukraine a year ago with her husband and three children, after her husband secured work with an American logistics company. Escaping the
Latisia came to NFCC as a volunteer in the thrift shop just before the Covid pandemic. She owns a hair salon in Roswell, but has
In 2022, NFCC launched a Workforce Development program to help our clients improve their financial stability by establishing and working toward career and financial goals.
Maria Amici* came to NFCC feeling completely overwhelmed. Last year, her world turned upside down when her husband John suffered two strokes, causing a debilitating
In her home country of Venezuela, Belkys worked in the banking industry. When she moved to the United States six years ago with limited English
