Episcopal Church of Annunciation has been the definition of support church for this network.  In their latest round of awesomeness, they used some unexpected resources to rent a storage unit for FPCC for a year.  We have already been able to put furniture donations in it for families.  Pictured here is Carolyn Higgins, member of Annunciation, handing Louise Sterling, case manager, the keys to the unit.  If you wish to donate items to us, please email a picture and a description to donations@familypromisecobbcounty.org.

Our graduate K.H received a job in another state and moved there last month.  When she originally moved out of FPCC, the network blessed her with an entire apartment of furniture.  She called us when she knew she was moving out of state and wanted to "re-gift" all the donations back to another family in need.  Volunteers moved that furniture into the house of our newest graduate family.  K.H. expressed that she had been so blessed by our program and she wanted to be a blessing.  She also reported that she planned to contact the Family Promise in her area and become a volunteer.

Another guest, D.K., had been applying for jobs in California during her stay with us.  While D.K. did not successfully graduate from our program, she has stayed in touch with us seeking advice as she navigated continued employment interviews.  D.K. came back to the day center recently and updated us.  She had received a job offer in California and it included moving expenses.  She "re-gifted" many of the clothes and items she and her son had received but she would not be able to use in her new state.  She expressed that she wanted the FPCC network to know how grateful she was for our intervention during her period of homelessness, and for all the prayers and support we gave her.