The Presbyterian Home for Children hosted a Fall Festival on campus on Friday, October 21, for children attending our private school Ascension Leadership Academy. Activities included hayrides, sack races, food and a petting zoo.
A special alumnus of the Presbyterian Home for Children returned Home on Wednesday. Marcus Flowers, who lived at the Home from 1988 to 1993, toured the Home’s private school, Ascension Leadership Academy, and caught up with social workers from his time at the Home 30 years ago during a special visit to Talladega on Wednesday….
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The Presbyterian Home for Children opened the new Thrift Store on Oct. 13 in a ribbon cutting and grand opening ceremony hosted by the Greater Talladega and Lincoln Area Chamber of Commerce. After more than 30 years in its current location on the Home’s campus, the new thrift store moved to a 20,000-square-foot storefront in…
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Dozens of alumni returned to the Presbyterian Home for Children campus in Talladega on July 16 for the annual Alumni Day festivities. Alumni of all ages gathered at Weatherly Hall and the gym to reconnect with friends and former caregivers and with the campus grounds that meant so much to them during their time of…
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Felicia Ayers Storey, Vice President of Program Operations and Services for the Presbyterian Home for Children, will be honored on July 21, 2022, at The Club in Birmingham for being named a member of the 2021-2022 class of Top 50 Over 50 by Positive Maturity Inc. Since 2014, Positive Maturity in Birmingham, Ala., has recognized…
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The Presbyterian Home for Children (PHFC) hosted its Sweet Home Soirée on April 2 at The Club in Birmingham and has two more Soirée galas set for Huntsville and Mobile. Several hundred supporters gathered for PHFC’s signature Soirée in Birmingham, which featured a plated dinner, live jazz music and silent and live auctions. The Birmingham Soirée marked the first the Home hosted the gala since the pandemic started…
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Doug Marshall from Presbyterian Home for Children in Talladega, Alabama joined Trussville Day Break Rotary Club on Wednesday to share the good news about how the Home provides a place of healing, a path filled with hope, and a way to a brighter future to at-risk children and families from across the State of Alabama….
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The Presbyterian Home for Children is hosting three Sweet Home Soirées in 2022 to bring fun galas, live music and auctions to three cities in Alabama and raise funds to support programs that provide services for children and families in need. There will be a Soiree in Birmingham on April 2 at The Club, in…
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The Presbyterian Home for Children gave Valentine’s Day gifts to students at elementary schools in Wilcox and Marengo counties on Thursday, February 10, 2022, in partnership with Mentoring in New Dimensions nonprofit. The Home and M.I.N.D. gave out 100 gifts to students in Pre-K through third grades at F.S. Ervin in Pine Hill and in…
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Alabama Power Foundation came to Ascension Leadership Academy last month to capture the elementary children singing Christmas songs in a video that was shared with their employees at the holidays. Terry Smiley, Vice President of the Eastern Division for Alabama Power and in-coming secretary of the Home’s board, introduced the children before they sang an…
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