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New board officers named for 2025 

The Board of the Presbyterian Home for Children approved its Executive Committee for 2025. The Talladega-based Home is one of few organizations in the state caring for Alabama’s homeless boys and girls, along with their female caregivers in its Secure Dwellings Program, now in its 10th year. PHFC also serves young female adults in crisis, families…
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PHFC Recognized as a 2024 Top-Rated Nonprofit by GreatNonprofits

The Presbyterian Home for Children is honored to announce that it has been recognized as a Top-Rated Nonprofit for the fifth year in a row by GreatNonprofits.  GreatNonprofits is the leading provider of user reviews of charities and nonprofits. The Home is one of only a select few nonprofits in Alabama to earn the 2024…
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The Home brings Christmas to Pine Hill children

More than 200 children at F.S. Ervin Elementary in Pine Hill got the joy of gifts, food and fun on Dec. 18 as part of an annual Christmas giveaway day sponsored by local the Presbyterian Home for Children and M.I.N.D. Mentoring in New Dimensions. Living River, a Presbyterian camp retreat in Central Alabama, joined the…
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Presbyterian Home for Children Receives Grant from Alabama Power Foundation to Support Children and Families In-need 

Talladega, AL — The Presbyterian Home for Children (PHFC) is pleased to announce that it has received a grant from the Alabama Power Foundation to support its Family Services programs. This funding will strengthen PHFC’s ongoing efforts to provide important resources, housing, and support services to at-risk children, youth, young adult women, and families in…
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Talladega business donates mini-bus to the Home

New South Express (NSE), a parts provider for Honda with offices in Talladega County donated a mini-bus to the Presbyterian Home for Children in October. NSE delivered the bus to campus – packed with supplies and goodies – on Wednesday, Oct. 9. The bus is the largest transportation vehicle the Home has owned and will…
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The Lifesaving Summit Donates AED to The Presbyterian Home for Children to Enhance Life-Saving Readiness 

Talladega, AL – October 7, 2024 – In a shared commitment to building safer communities, The Lifesaving Summit, with support from GoRescue Brands, LLC, ZOLL Public Safety, and the Health & Safety Institute (HSI), donated a state-of-the-art ZOLL AED 3 public access defibrillator to The Presbyterian Home for Children (PHFC) in Talladega, Alabama. This comprehensive…
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Soaring with Excellence: PHFC’s Path to EAGLE Reaccreditation for 2025

Since 2017, the Presbyterian Home for Children has held the highest standard for a faith-based organization, the EAGLE accreditation. We were reaccredited for the prestigious honor in 2020. Because accreditation is renewed on a four-year cycle, it’s time again for PHFC to go through the process to keep our honored accreditation status with Educational Assessment Guidelines Leading…
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Home adds coordinator position to oversee growing Family Bridges program

As the Family Bridges program grows, the Home has added a coordinator position to oversee daily operations. Family Bridges Director Sharon Moore announced that Johnna McGowan has been promoted to serve as Coordinator of Family Bridges to oversee the administrative tasks needed to ensure the program runs smoothly for staff and the families and children we help. Moore chose McGowan for the job because…
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Renewing Our Commitment: Pursuing EAGLE Reaccreditation to Better Serve Our Community

In 2021, the Presbyterian Home for Children (PHFC) made the strategic decision to pursue dual accreditation by both the Council on Accreditation (COA) and EAGLE. After four years of maintaining these standards, we have carefully reviewed our accreditation needs and objectives. As a faith-based agency dedicated to serving children and families, we believe that continuing…
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Calhoun Presbyterian Apartments Foundation gives large donation

Calhoun Presbyterian Apartments Foundation (CPAF) in Anniston has made a large donation of $280,000 over three years to the Presbyterian Home for Children to be utilized for deferred maintenance on the infrastructure at the Home’s Talladega campus. Home President and CEO Doug Marshall said the gift is a blessing for which the Home is “incredibly…
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