10/13/2026
Sometimes the most valuable thing we can give isn't a grant. It's a connection.
This morning, we had the pleasure of introducing new Salvation Army leaders to some of the incredible organizations serving our community.
We made stops at the Rome-Floyd County Community Kitchen, Davies Shelters, and Northwest Georgia Hunger Ministries, sharing ideas, exploring resources, and making introductions.
By the end of the morning, they had a handful of business cards, new relationships, and connections that could make an immediate difference in their operating budget.
That's one of the things we love about being a community foundation. We get to see the big picture, recognize opportunities for collaboration, and bring people together.
Because when local nonprofits work together, resources go further and our whole community benefits.
That's community impact, too.