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VOLUNTEER This Season

Be a Bell Ringer at the White Rose Run Five Miler – Saturday, November 7, 2026 Meet at the Princess Street entrance to Bell’s main office (160 S. George Street) between 7:45am and 10am to cheer on runners as they head out on the course and again when they return to the finish line. We’ll […]

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Making a Lasting Difference Through Service: Celebrating Kalie Stroup

Congratulations to Kalie Stroup on receiving the Pauline Whitacre Award! Through her generosity, leadership, and commitment to Oasis House Clubhouse, Kalie strengthens the program and creates valuable opportunities for members. As Chair of the Oasis House Clubhouse Advisory Board, Kalie’s service extends far beyond her leadership role. As Lori Leister shared, “Kalie was nominated in […]

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The Power of a Hug: Kali’s Journey of Growth

Looking back, can you remember a hug that meant a lot to you? Whether it lifted your spirits or came from someone you love, a hug can say things that words cannot. For Kali, it is a beautiful reminder of just how much she has grown. When Kali first joined our Social Recreation Program four […]

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A Family Who Just Needed a Chance

When Lynnette Myers, Possibilities Case Manager, visits the Jones family, the children run to greet her with a cheerful, “Hello!” Their apartment is warm and full of life—a reminder of how far RJ and Ashley have come in a short time. Earlier this year, RJ, Ashley, and their four children were experiencing homelessness, living in […]

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20 Years of Empowering Families

“Even on the hard days, I still love my job.” Twenty years ago, Christina Hines walked through the doors of Bell Socialization Services for the first time. What began as her first job out of college became a lifelong career dedicated to helping individuals and families move forward. Today, Christina is the Program Coordinator for […]

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Helping Families Find Their Resiliency

“I always found a way to give more, to encourage more. I did not want any family to feel the way I felt when I was a kid,” Marcella shared. “This drove me. This was going to be a place where people are respected, find support, and feels like home.” Anyone who has sat down […]

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Where Listening, Care, and Compassion Meet

When Amishi Singla began her internship at Bell, she arrived with a growing interest in public health and a desire to understand the local resources that help people live healthier, more fulfilling lives. Amishi is earning her bachelor’s degree from Emory University, where she is majoring in Biology and Anthropology. “With my interest in public […]

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