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Food List

On Sunday, July 15, North Point Community Church's Intersect Project is having a food drive. Here are two simple ways you can help: bring food and volunteer your time. This is a great opportunity to serve with your family, friends, or small group. Together we will help fill the shelves of NFCC's pantry and put food on our neighbors' tables.

Volunteer

Sunday, July 15 – North Point Community Church

Help us set up and tear down for the food drive; or collect, sort, and pack the food brought in by donors. Anyone at least seven years old may serve. An adult must accompany children ages 7–15 years. Register by clicking on the link below for the desired shift. We will do our best to accommodate any requests for groups to serve together.

Monday & Tuesday, July 16 & 17 – North Fulton Community Charities

Serve at the NFCC helping unload and sort the donations from our food drive. You must be at least 13 years old. Register by clicking the link below for the desired shift.

Who is NFCC?

The mission of North Fulton Community Charities is to build self-sufficiency and prevent homelessness and hunger by providing emergency assistance and enrichment programs. By pooling the resources of local religious organizations, business and civic groups, and individuals, NFCC assists families with rent, utilities, transportation, food, clothing, medicine, and other basic needs. NFCC also has enrichment programs, coordinates special assistance to families during the holidays, and matches volunteers with projects.

For more information, please visit nfcchelp.org

What is The Intersect Project?

Serving made simple. That is the goal of the Intersect Project.

The Intersect Project is our church's initiative to mobilize those who call us their church home to serve in our community. To provide opportunities for service, the Intersect Project partners with nonprofit organizations that meet the needs of our neighbors.

For more information visit our website: theintersectproject.org.