Leaders from local nonprofits, who either receive a monthly or one-time grant from FHC, attended the reception held at the Piedmont Community Center.
The Faith, Hope and Charity Recycle Store held its annual grant reception April 22. Grant Chairman Steve Purvis recognized recipients.
FHC Store manager Jan Day spoke about the work the Appalachian Children’s Center is doing.
Many nonprofits in Gilmer County rely on the Faith, Hope and Charity Recycle Store (FHC) to support their missions, by providing hundreds of thousands of dollars in grants. Last Tuesday, April 22, ...
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