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Families who can't afford start-up costs of stable housing may have a new option

Family Promise using matching grant to help families in need

Family Promise of Hall County, a nonprofit that helps homeless families, recently received a matching grant that will help the nonprofit provide start-up housing costs for families in need. Family Promise Executive Director Lindsey McCamy, left, accepted the check from Michelle Prater, the North Georgia Community Foundation's president and CEO. - photo by For The Times

Family Promise grant — Family Promise of Hall County, a nonprofit that helps homeless families, recently received a matching grant that will help the nonprofit provide start-up housing costs for families in need. Family Promise Executive Director Lindsey McCamy, left, accepted the check from Michelle Prater, the North Georgia Community Foundation's president and CEO. - photo by For The Times

Family Promise of Hall County will use a grant matched by the North Georgia Community Foundation to help families with rent or start-up costs of moving into a new home. Family Promise can be reached at 770-535-0786.