The Center for Family Resources

Help Us Break the Cycle of Poverty

Sometimes, as little as $57 can prevent homelessness and stabilize a family in need.

Families Face Limited Resources and Impossible Choices
As a family deals with crisis, they may have only enough money to pay the rent. The utility and water bills go unpaid, and late fees pile up. There is also little or no money left for food, diapers, school supplies, toiletry items or bus fare. If a family can’t pay the rent at all, they quickly find themselves facing eviction, incurring a whole host of other fees, and a greater risk of becoming homeless.

CFR Provides the Answer
When CFR can pair restricted dollars with unrestricted dollars, we make a greater impact in helping families. We not only stabilize a family’s situation, but also help put them on stronger footing for the next month.

Your gift of $57 (or whatever amount you contribute) can make a tremendous difference in bridging the funding gap for families.

Your support on an annual basis ensures CFR continually has the resources needed to help families break the cycle of poverty.

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You Can Help the CFR Stamp Out Hunger

On Saturday, May 12, 2012, Campbell Soup Company and the National Association of Letter Carriers (NALC) will help the Center for Family Resources (CFR) Stamp Out Hunger in Cobb County. Now in its 20th year, the Stamp Out Hunger food drive has become the nation’s largest single-day food drive benefiting Feeding America, the nation’s largest domestic hunger-relief organization. In [...]

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2012 Annual Campaign

Your gift of $57 (or whatever amount you contribute) can make a tremendous difference in bridging the funding gap for families. Sometimes, as little as $57 can prevent homelessness and stabilize a family in need. Job loss, injury, divorce or illness cause many families to come to The Center For Family Resources (CFR) seeking assistance [...]

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