Nonprofits

Our friends at Columbia Presbyterian Church in Decatur send word that the last day of the Clarkston Farmer’s Market is Oct. 27. The market, which runs April through October,  “Builds community by connecting neighbors to locally-grown, ...

A half dozen of us sat on the steps of First Baptist Church of Decatur on Friday, Oct. 11, leaning against its monumental columns and enjoying a quiet moment with books in our hands. A ...

The nonprofit re:loom will be one of the featured guests at this Friday’s Sustainable Atlanta Roundtable event. Full disclosure: I volunteer for re:loom, providing assistance with press releases and marketing. The Sustainable Atlanta Roundtable meets on ...

re:loom, the nonprofit group I volunteer with, has a busy calendar this week. As some of you may know, the re:loom program provides full time jobs for homeless adults referred by the Decatur-based Initiative for ...

There’s good eating in Decatur this month. October offers foodies a chance to support a service project helping low-income seniors and take some bites toward getting healthy.

As a reporter, I’m trained to keep an eye out for things that seem a little unusual. Yesterday, I received a copy of an email that City Schools of Decatur Spokeswoman Heather Borowski sent to ...

I tell people I do volunteer public relations work for re:loom, but if you want to know the truth of the matter, I doesn’t take too much effort on my part. The nice thing about ...

There’s something so uplifting about working with re:loom. If you could do anything for them, even make a small contribution, it’d be a big help. Full disclosure, I’m an unpaid volunteer with re:loom but I’m ...