Spring Fundraisers Raise Over $100,000 for North Fulton Community Charities North Fulton Community Charities (NFCC) spring fundraisers raised over $100,000 to help low-income families in need. More than 225 participants and volunteers supported two golf-themed events. The 11th Annual Swing Into Action Golf Tournament, presented by Northside Hospital, was held at the Country Club of the South. The NFCC annual golf tournament is a great experience, said Joe Rasper, regional vice president of DeKalb Office. Not only does the staff put on a fantastic event, but the dollars generated from the tournament go to a great cause. Play FORE Good, presented by Synchrony at Topgolf, was a new event for NFCC. The evening included Topgolf tournament play, dinner, drinks, and information about engaging with NFCC through volunteering and advocacy. This year, we held two golf-themed events to appeal to both our traditional golfers as well as the non-golfers that still wanted to come out to support NFCC, said NFCC Director of Development Holly York. As our community experiences an increase in suburban poverty, our mission at NFCC is more important now than ever before. Creating awareness in the community and raising money at events like these will help NFCC serve the more than 4,000 families we see each year. Founded in 1983, the mission of North Fulton Community Charities is to build self-sufficiency and prevent homelessness and hunger in the north Fulton community by providing emergency assistance and enrichment programs. The charity has served tens of thousands of individuals in north Fulton in the past 35 years.
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