GALLERY OPENS

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Autistic individuals focus of facility’s effort

  • North Georgia Autism Foundation Executive Director Tripp Ritchie and Byron Ahrens, pastor of Epworth United Methodist Church, talk art during the foundation’s grand opening of the NGAF Art Gallery.
    North Georgia Autism Foundation Executive Director Tripp Ritchie and Byron Ahrens, pastor of Epworth United Methodist Church, talk art during the foundation’s grand opening of the NGAF Art Gallery.
  • Fiber artist Roberta Thornton poses next to her art display in the North Georgia Autism Foundation’s new art gallery designed to employ folks on the autism spectrum.
    Fiber artist Roberta Thornton poses next to her art display in the North Georgia Autism Foundation’s new art gallery designed to employ folks on the autism spectrum.
  • North Georgia Autism Foundation representative Cathy Ritchie and Jan Stahl, the mom of one of the artists who is displayed, chat as they view the art hanging on the walls of the Foundation’s new art gallery micro-buisness.
    North Georgia Autism Foundation representative Cathy Ritchie and Jan Stahl, the mom of one of the artists who is displayed, chat as they view the art hanging on the walls of the Foundation’s new art gallery micro-buisness.
  • North Georgia Autism Foundation Art Gallery Director Gini Bell and Executive Director Tripp Ritchie welcomed community members to Foundation’s new art gallery.
    North Georgia Autism Foundation Art Gallery Director Gini Bell and Executive Director Tripp Ritchie welcomed community members to Foundation’s new art gallery.
The North Georgia Autism Foundation (NGAF) held the grand opening of their first micro-business, an art gallery, to employ individuals disabilities, January 16. The NGAF Art Gallery, located at 11…

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