83 year-old Patricia may be retired from her career as an occupational therapist and educator, but she has plenty to keep her busy. An author
Kelly recently took part in NFCC’s workforce development program. Kelly spoke with us about her experience with the job coaching program and shared how NFCC
Welcome, Sandy! Tell us a bit about yourself. Thank you! I’m very happy to be here. Before coming to NFCC, I served as the
Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week – November 12-20, 2022 Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week falls just before Thanksgiving and can be a powerful opportunity to help
Academy Park is a neighborhood committed to giving back to the community. For more than five years, the Alpharetta-based townhome development has been organizing monthly
North Fulton Community Charities (NFCC) recently announced the selection of Sandra Holiday as its new Executive Director. In this key leadership role, Sandy will lead the nonprofit organization in its mission to ease hardship and foster financial stability in the community. She will begin her new role on November 28, 2022, taking the place of Mary Good, who has been serving as Interim Executive Director since July 2022.
Don’t give up. That is the advice Jessica, one of our newest GED graduates, would give others working toward passing the GED exams. As a
What happens when the toaster you no longer need leaves your trunk? You know when you donate to the Thrift Shop you contribute to NFCC
Here are some helpful tips to get the most out of your visit to NFCC Thrif t Shop: Buy a bag. We have reusable branded
We gathered the important numbers from our seasonal/holiday programs and thought you would enjoy seeing how much of a difference you made in the community.
Look at this great group of young leaders from Holy Redeemer Catholic School in Johns Creek! They conducted a pajama, sock and underwear drive and delivered them to NFCC offices today! Did you know those are the clothing items our families most request? How wonderful to see young people with so much caring and compassion. Great job, kids!
The holiday season was tough for Gary Borges. As an IT professional, he made a good living, kept his head above water and although he
