FAYETTEVILLE, NC - Dealing with an incarcerated family member can place an unexpected strain on the family’s financial, emotional, and psychological stability and well-being. Greater Life Of Fayetteville | PIN People In Need encourages thriving families who have overcome such adversities and challenges to share their stories with other families needing guidance. Register to attend ‘Crime Prevention Dining IN Series' for an afternoon of strength and straight talk from families

FAYETTEVILLE, NC - Taking a proactive approach to reducing criminal mindsets and behaviors in our community, the Greater Life of Fayetteville | PIN (People In Need) Program has developed a comprehensive family support series that examines the far-reaching impacts experienced by families with a currently or formerly incarcerated family member. Families overcoming such challenges are invited to attend the second installment of the Crime Prevention Dining IN Series – 2nd Edition

FAYETTEVILLE, NC - Human trafficking remains a global epidemic that victimizes approximately 30+ million people each year. Continued education and awareness are the greatest defenses in preventing and combating the predatory behaviors that lead to victimization. Communities are invited to attend ‘EDUCATION On Human Trafficking', a community safety workshop conducted by Greater Life Of Fayetteville | PIN People In Need on Thursday, October 30, 2025, at 600 Orange Street in Fay

Fayetteville, NC — As local communities continue to grapple with the devastating effects of gun violence in our neighborhoods and schools, the sense of helplessness and frustration continues to grow among families, youth, and educators who are burdened by the trauma left behind in its wake. Lasting solutions may fall short or seem out of reach as communities cope with the painful reality of gun violence after lives have already been altered, and the silence that follows becom