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06/22/2026

The porch opens again TONIGHT!! Monday June 22nd!!
Same time. Same place. Same heartbeat.

6–8 PM at The Farmer's Cat Café 2589 Gillespie Street, Fayetteville NC

Real voices. Real stories. Real connection.

If you need a place to breathe, speak, or just listen… pull up a chair.

Free to attend. Donations help us keep putting stroke‑survivor kits into the hands that need them.

Let’s make something beautiful together.

06/20/2026

This coming Monday, come on out for a great time with talented people at The Farmer's Cat Café 6-8pm.

The porch opens again Monday June 22nd.
Same time. Same place. Same heartbeat.

6–8 PM at The Farmer's Cat Café.

Real voices. Real stories. Real connection.

If you need a place to breathe, speak, or just listen… pull up a chair.

Free to attend. Donations help us keep putting stroke‑survivor kits into the hands that need them.

Let’s make something beautiful together.

06/19/2026

This coming Monday, come on out for a great time with talented people at The Farmer's Cat Café 6-8pm.

The porch opens again Monday June 22nd.
Same time. Same place. Same heartbeat.

6–8 PM at The Farmer's Cat Café.

Real voices. Real stories. Real connection.

If you need a place to breathe, speak, or just listen… pull up a chair.

Free to attend. Donations help us keep putting stroke‑survivor kits into the hands that need them.

Let’s make something beautiful together.

06/10/2026

The porch opens again Monday June 22nd.
Same time. Same place. Same heartbeat.

6–8 PM at The Farmer's Cat Café.

Real voices. Real stories. Real connection.

If you need a place to breathe, speak, or just listen… pull up a chair.

Free to attend. Donations help us keep putting stroke‑survivor kits into the hands that need them.

Let’s make something beautiful together.

06/06/2026

On June 6, 1944, during the Normandy Landings, more than 150,000 Allied troops crossed the English Channel and landed on the beaches of Normandy, France. Thousands were killed, wounded, or missing on the first day alone. Their sacrifice helped establish a foothold in Western Europe and accelerated the defeat of N**i Germany in World War II.

"They did not fight because war was glorious. They fought because freedom was worth defending."

06/05/2026

The porch opens again Monday the 22nd.
Same time. Same place. Same heartbeat.

6–8 PM at The Farmer's Cat Café.

Real voices. Real stories. Real connection.

If you need a place to breathe, speak, or just listen… pull up a chair.

Free to attend. Donations help us keep putting stroke‑survivor kits into the hands that need them.

Let’s make something beautiful together.

05/30/2026

05/30/2026

Here is a wonderful testimony from Stroke Warrior Rebecca Candler and her sister, Michelle Chantre', who reached out to us for one of our Fine Motor Skill Kits. We are so happy for Rebecca and thrilled to celebrate her recovery. Keep stacking those wins, Rebecca!