Our History
Where we began.
The Macedonia Family Resource Center was established to meet the community's needs, initially focusing on educational support for children after a 2003 UNCG study highlighted illiteracy as a key issue. Supported by Wesley Memorial Methodist Church and local residents, it began with a Head Start Program and expanded to include diverse youth programs like cooking, dance, and summer camps.
Recognizing that challenges affect all ages, the Center broadened its services for families, including a satellite library, GED and ESL classes, and a neighborhood association. Today, it offers a wide range of services aimed at fostering resilience and community growth through education and support.
Our Mission
Who we are.
Our mission is to empower individuals by enriching their spiritual, social, and family lives through God's love. We achieve this by assessing the needs of the Macedonia community, creating tailored programs, and implementing them to deliver both emergency services and educational resources that enhance the future for those in need.
Our Impact
What we do.
The Macedonia Family Resource Center promotes positive community change through sustainable initiatives. It offers diverse programs focusing on personal growth and community development, including life skills, tutoring, and creative outlets for youth. The center also supports families with a satellite library for technology access and partnerships for community engagement. By addressing immediate needs and fostering life skills, the center aims to create a resilient community, reduce crime and unemployment, and enhance quality of life in High Point, contributing to lasting change and growth.
