Volunteers gave Foster Care Support Foundation 747.8 hours in September
That month the Alpharetta group finished its fall and winter changeover, and volunteer shifts run Tuesday through Saturday.
Volunteers gave 747.8 hours to Foster Care Support Foundation in September. That was the month the group wrapped up its fall and winter changeover, with every rack swapped for the season and every size sorted.
Volunteer shifts run Tuesday through Saturday.
From Foster Care Support Foundation· Instagram · Oct 13
Open the post“Volunteers gave 747.8 hours to FCSF in September. That was the month our fall and winter changeover wrapped up, with every rack swapped over for the season and every size sorted. Want to join them? Shifts run Tuesday through Saturday. Tap “Volunteer with Us” in our bio link. #FosterCareSupportFoundation #ImpactReport #VolunteersMakeItHappen #FosterCareGA”
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