North Fulton Community CharitiesCourt-Related Service
Eligibility for community service is determined by Director of Thrift and Donor Operations or the manager on duty.
People required to complete court-mandated community service
From nfcchelp.org/court-related-service ↗About this program
A minimum shift of four hours is required.
Opportunities are available on a first-come, first-served basis.
We only accept minor offenses, such as traffic violations, DUI, and minor charges.
We do not accept charges related to theft, robbery, burglary, or violent crimes.
Proof of the charge is required.
Appropriate attire is required. Closed-toed shoes are required.
If under 18 years old, a parent or guardian must sign the Court Mandated Community Service Agreement.
All requested letters will be printed within 48 business hours. Letters can be picked up from the manager on duty in the Thrift Shop.
Questions
Is there a minimum shift length?
A minimum shift of four hours is required.
Which charges are accepted?
We only accept minor offenses, such as traffic violations, DUI, and minor charges. We do not accept charges related to theft, robbery, burglary, or violent crimes.
What if I am under 18?
If under 18 years old, a parent or guardian must sign the Court Mandated Community Service Agreement.
How do I get letters I requested?
All requested letters will be printed within 48 business hours. Letters can be picked up from the manager on duty in the Thrift Shop.
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- People required to complete court-mandated community service
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