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North Fulton Community Charities preps for Giving Tuesday

Volunteers at North Fulton Community Charities sort clothing donated to the thrift shop. Revenue from the thrift shop directly supports programs and services in the community. COURTESY NORTH FULTON COMMUNITY CHARITIES

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Volunteers at North Fulton Community Charities sort clothing donated to the thrift shop. Revenue from the thrift shop directly supports programs and services in the community. COURTESY NORTH FULTON COMMUNITY CHARITIES
By Karen Huppertz for the AJC
Nov 20, 2022

Giving Tuesday is Tuesday, Nov. 29 and North Fulton Community Charities is hoping to make it a record-breaking day with a goal to raise enough money to stabilize 100 families with food, housing assistance and educational programs.

NFCC’s five program areas include case management/financial assistance, food pantry, clothing assistance, education and workforce development and seasonal assistance. In addition, NFCC offers utility assistance, benefits screening, tax filing assistance and onsite childcare for classes to help families in need.

Contribute or volunteer: www.nfcchelp.org.

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