Special Programs and Clubs
AARP (American Association of Retired Persons) 706-864-4756
American Cancer Society
706-864-1757
American Legion Post 239
706-864-2566
American Red Cross
800-282-1722
Beta Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi
706-864-2265
Boys and Girls Club of America
Dahlonega Art Alliance
Contact: Dennis Hoover Dahlonega / Pat Cantrell
Telephone: 706-867-8134 / 706-864-5289
Fax: 706-867-8135
Email: DaaGoArts@aol.com
Address: P.O. Box 784
Dahlonega, Georgia 30533
Services: The Dahlonega Art Alliance is dedicated to educating the public to
the diverse aspects and forms of 2 & 3 dimensional fine art through classes,
workshops, presentations, art exhibitions, studio tours, monthly public forms,
community projects, and our monthly newsletter.
Dahlonega Club, Inc.
706-864-4197
Dahlonega Civitan Club
706-864-6473
Dahlonega Jaycees
706-864-7247
Dahlonega Lion’s Club
706-864-5993
Dahlonega Kiwanis Club
706-344-8070
Dahlonega Merchants Association
706-864-6282
Dahlonega Ministerial Association
706-864-3676
Dahlonega Rotary Club
706-864-3314
Dahlonega Women’s Club
706-864-3533
Discounts for the Elderly
Georgia Fatherhood Program
Contact: Melanie McManaway 770-531-4007
Ernie Garrett 706-754-7772
Address: PO Box 3395
Gainesville, Georgia 30503
Hours: Monday-Friday
8:00 AM- 5:00PM
Will make appointments locally
Services: Father must have as active Child Support case. Ten basic Life Skills
Workshops are required. Job training and GED offered. Financial obligations
for education will be paid by the Fatherhood Program.
Habitat for Humanity
706-864-8155
LC Historical Society
706-864-8155
TLC Humane Society
706-864-2817
Lumpkin County Mentoring Program
Contact: Roger Greer
Roberta Eaton
Telephone: 706-867-7047
Email: rgreer@mail.lumpkin.k12.ga.us
Address: 51 Mountain View Drive
Dahlonega, Georgia 30533
Services: Provide orientation and training to individuals who would like to
become a mentor for a Lumpkin County student and match mentees with mentors.
What is a mentor? In general, a mentor serves as a friend, a guide, an advisor,
and positive role model. Mentoring is an opportunity for adult leaders within
our community to make a positive difference in a student’s life.
Mentors are expected to make weekly contact in some form (phone call, postcard,
email, and /or face to face) with their mentee. Mentors are expected to make
face to face contact at least twice a month during the school day.
Meals on Wheels
Radio Flyers Club
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