April 9, 2020- The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
By: Bo Emerson, Feature Writer
The shutdown won’t stop vegetables from growing at the Chattahoochee Nature Center’s Unity Garden.
There are still hundreds of pounds of kale, radishes and carrots coming up out of the ground at the Roswell attraction every week.
The newest crop of produce from the nature center’s Unity Garden — lettuces, kale, turnips — was dropped off April 3 at the food pantry of North Fulton Community Charities.
March 23, 2020- Saporta Report
By: David Pendered
The Chattahoochee Nature Center is conducting a capital campaign that is to be one of many gauges of the region’s philanthropic capacity as the economy responds to the pandemic of the coronavirus.
Across the state, non-profits such as the Madison-Morgan Conservancy are deferring fundraising events – including the conservancy’s only fundraiser of the year, a Kentucky Derby party. These non-profit managers are rethinking their balance sheets as contributions pledged in a better economy may not arrive.
