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Peachtree City approves funding for nonprofits
A food pantry is among the services Promise Place offers to families affected by domestic violence. Courtesy Promise Place
As part of its annual budget allocations, the City Council of Peachtree City voted 5-0 on Sept. 6 to approve funding agreements for two local nonprofit organizations.
Fayette Senior Services, which provides transportation and meals as well as organizes social support and events for older residents, will receive $15,000 for fiscal year 2019. Promise Place, which offers education programs, a food pantry, a 24-hour hotline and other services to adults and children affected by domestic violence, will receive $10,000.
Both organizations received the same amount of city funding last year, and are required to re-apply for funds each spring.
