Every year, the Home honors one of our partners in ministry with the “Legacy of Love Award” to express our deep gratitude for helping us serve the at-risk and homeless children entrusted to our care. For 2021, we are honoring Krista Lovell, Mission Coordinator at Faith Presbyterian Church of Huntsville. Building upon the strong foundation…
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The Presbyterian Home for Children’s mission partner M.I.N.D. (Mentoring In New Dimensions) hosted a Back to School giveaway on Aug. 9 for children in the Pine Hill community of Wilcox County. It was a hot day that was packed full of love from volunteers with PHFC, M.I.N.D. (Mentoring In New Dimensions) and Mind Changers Inc. in Tuscaloosa…
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The Presbyterian Home for Children has been reaccredited by the EAGLE Accreditation Commission under the United Methodist Association for four more years. EAGLE is the only faith-based accrediting body in the world for ministry to children as well as senior adults. In particular, we were commended on “maintaining strong connectional unit relationships with our three…
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The Presbyterian Home for Children has a box truck and an even larger U-Haul truck and will travel to pick up large donations of unused furniture for our thrift store. Those donations can help a child in need. Items donated to our PHFC Thrift Store and to the New Purpose Resale Boutique online market that sells high…
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Presbyterian Home for Children CEO Doug Marshall gives many sermons and speeches around Alabama sharing the Home’s mission of caring for at-risk children and their adult caregivers. When he speaks to children and teens, his message often shows how they are each made in the image of God. Marshall also shares that mantra daily with…
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The Presbyterian Home for Children spread its service to children in Wilcox County, Alabama, by co-hosting a summer and July 4 celebration on July 3. The Home partnered with the nonprofit Mentoring in New Dimensions, or MIND, to host a Family Fun Day in the Pine Hill community of Wilcox County that included water slides, a…
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Felicia Ayers Storey, Vice President of Program Operations and Services for the Presbyterian Home for Children, has been recognized as one of central Alabama’s Top 50 Over 50 by Positive Maturity. Since 2014, Positive Maturity in Birmingham has recognized individuals 50 and older in central Alabama for their success and/or lifetime achievements in business, personal…
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A poem written by Presbyterian Home for Children therapist Haley Roberts and inspired by her experience with our teens has been published on Foster.Today’s website. Roberts, who works with teens in Moderate Care, submitted the poem and it was selected for publication, going live on June 25. Roberts will write more often for Foster.Today as…
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Presbyterian Home for Children (PHFC), Alabama Institute for Deaf and Blind (AIDB), Daniel Foundation of Alabama and Independent Presbyterian Church (IPC) Foundation joined forces in June 2020 to expand safe and affordable housing for individuals who are deaf, blind or deafblind. Daniel Foundation and IPC Foundation, both based in Birmingham, donated funds to PHFC to…
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Claude “Bud” Kitchin IV, former mayor of Lincoln and an experienced executive, retailer and nonprofit consultant, has been named Assistant to the President/Director of Operations for the Presbyterian Home for Children, PHFC President/CEO Doug Marshall announced today. The new position of Assistant to the President/Director of Operations is directly responsible for property and land management,…
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