New Foundations Development, Inc.

We're grateful for the outstanding community spirit shown by Justin Childress Real Estate and his team of Red Shirt Realtors, who selflessly volunteered their time and talent to provide landscaping for a local homeowner who benefited from our Community Housing Investment Program, (CHIP) sponsored by the Georgia Department of Community Affairs.

Huge thanks to Tracey Truman, Renae Wells, Wendy Gilstrap, Mark Irwin, and Lana Young for helping New Foundations Development,Inc and the Calhoun Housing Authority deliver another great Housing Fair that inspired action - with three attendees taking steps towards homeownership; a testament to the power of community and expertise coming together.

It's not too late to register! Contact Carol at 706-629-9183 x14 or [email protected].

Hope to see you there!!

1 in 7 homes across the U.S. is uninsured. Is your home covered?

They did it AGAIN! M & L Electrical has made another generous donation to New Foundations Development, Inc.! Because of partners like this, we can continue our mission of helping low-income homeowners get the critical repairs they need to live safely and with dignity.

A HUGE thank you to Kelly O’Hara and the entire M & L Electrical team for your continued support and commitment to our community. You’re truly making a difference!

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ONLINE COMMUNITY RESOURCE GUIDE NOW AVAILABLE: Finding help shouldn’t be hard.
The Community Resource Guide from the Family Resource Center connects individuals and families with local support like food assistance, housing help, healthcare resources, childcare services, and more.

This is a living guide, meaning it’s updated regularly to keep the information accurate and helpful for our community.

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Homestead exemption application deadline April 1 An annual deadline is approaching for local homeowners to save on their property tax bills, and officials are reminding citizens to apply.