SAFE (Southern Alamance Family Empowerment)

SAFE (Southern Alamance Family Empowerment) is a dedicated nonprofit organization committed to empowering individuals and strengthening families in Southern Alamance County. Established in 2013, SAFE operates from its headquarters in Graham, North Carolina, and serves as a vital resource for the community. SAFE's ultimate goal is to end hunger, recognizing that hunger encompasses more than just the need for food; it includes the desire for healthy relationships, safe environments, and a sense of belonging. Through building lasting relationships with all who seek assistance, SAFE strives to address the root causes of hunger and provide comprehensive support.

SAFE's commitment extends beyond immediate relief, focusing on sustainable solutions to improve the overall well-being of families. The organization's skilled team, including Kim Traverse, Tiffanie Crisafulli Jackson, and Michelle Rash, works tirelessly to identify and respond to the evolving needs of the community. With a focus on building strong foundations and fostering resilience, SAFE aims to create lasting positive change in Southern Alamance County. The organization's physical location at 5950 NC-87, Graham, North Carolina 27253, serves as a welcoming hub for those seeking support and resources.

SAFE (Southern Alamance Family Empowerment) is driven by a passion for creating a brighter future for the community. By addressing the complex needs of individuals and families, the organization is dedicated to eliminating hunger and fostering a thriving environment. SAFE’s ongoing commitment and dedicated staff ensure that the organization remains a beacon of hope and a catalyst for positive change. The organization invites managers to explore opportunities to showcase SAFE’s impactful work and listing available products on our platform.