This Rome News-Tribune feature highlights Specially Gifted Foundation’s mission to support Georgia families raising children with disabilities through meaningful gifts and community connection. The article follows Community Relations Director, Andrea Silvers, as she shares the gifting process, examples of past gifts, and the impact of events like Spring in the Valley. It also details SGF’s ongoing efforts to create accessible experiences, expand outreach beyond Rome, and offer resources such as moms’ groups and partnerships with other nonprofits.
This article reports on a heartwarming event where Specially Gifted Foundation surprised a City Park School student, Julian Meza, with an adaptive bike tailored to his needs. The foundation’s gesture not only provided Julian with a means of exercise and outdoor enjoyment but also highlighted their mission of supporting children with disabilities and their families in the community.
In this episode of the Rome-Floyd Chamber’s Small Business Spotlight, co-founder Macey Price Belter joins host Alli Mitchell of United Way to share Specially Gifted Foundation’s mission and growth story. The conversation covers SGF’s beginnings, the impact of their gifting program on families raising children with disabilities, and the role community partnerships play in sustaining their work.
This heartwarming feature spotlights the Rosson family, whose son Jaxon was born with multiple rare conditions and has overcome numerous challenges. The article shares how parents Kevin and Meredith, driven by their faith, expanded their family through adoption to include eight children, three of whom are siblings. Their story exemplifies the mission of Specially Gifted Foundation, showcasing how love, dedication, and community support can create a nurturing environment for children with special needs.
Inspired by her experience growing up with a disabled sister, Bree Lanham co-founded Specially Gifted Foundation with Macey Price Belter to provide significant gifts to families of children with special needs. This heartwarming article details how the foundation has already helped nine families with gifts around $3,000 each, ranging from therapy equipment to medical bill payments. Despite challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic, Bree and Macey continue to expand their reach, aiming to create a comprehensive resource for families while fostering a sense of community and support.
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