We're not a big organization with a fancy office. We're your neighbor — showing up with what's needed, when it's needed.

Neighborly Aid Network was founded on a simple belief: that people in the Chattahoochee Valley take care of each other. We connect community resources with community needs, one person at a time.

Across the Chattahoochee Valley, many of our neighbors face daily hardships that most of us take for granted — access to clean socks, a bar of soap, or a simple snack to get through the afternoon. Our Care Kits exist to meet those needs where people are, without barriers or bureaucracy.

Each kit is assembled with care and intention, filled with hygiene essentials, comfort items, non-perishable snacks, and a resource card with local contacts for shelter, food, and services. They're handed out person to person, by volunteers who live right here in the valley. If you're struggling, you can also contact us directly to request one!

Neighborly Aid Network is a community-rooted mutual aid network — not a nonprofit agency, but a network of neighbors who believe that taking care of each other is something we can do together. All funds go directly to operations and community initiatives like this one.

Your support helps us stock kits, keep supplies ready, and reach more people across Columbus, Phenix City, and surrounding communities.

Founded by Victoria Nahley, a Columbus local born in Phenix City.

Chattahoochee Valley Care Kits

Your support helps us stock kits, keep supplies ready, and reach more people across Columbus, Phenix City, and surrounding communities.

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