PRESS RELEASES

NCCF Welcomes Five New Trustees in 2025

Welcoming Fresh Leadership to NCCF’s Board of Trustees The past twelve months have been an exciting and energizing season of change at NCCF.  Before we close out 2025, we would like to take a pause to welcome and introduce five…

NCCF Receives 2K pounds of food for Jackson’s Pantry

Jackson’s Pantry was selected as the recipient of Nando’s Mandela Day food drive for all Montgomery & Prince George’s County stores – customers received a free meal if they brought a nonperishable item to any Nando’s location worldwide. Representatives from…

NCCF Welcomes Mrs. Oligui Nguema, First Lady of Gabon

The National Center for Children and Families (NCCF) had the honor of hosting Mrs. Oligui Nguema, First Lady of Gabon on October 1, 2024. The First Lady toured our Bethesda Campus including Greentree Shelter and Dr. C’s Boutique. Mrs. Oligui…

Awardees Announced for NCCF’s Freedom to Express: The HeART of Community

On Saturday, September 7, 2024, at The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, The National Center for Children and Families (NCCF) will celebrate four exemplary honorees that champion the universal importance of artistic expression in the health and…

The National Center of Children and Families Honored at 2023 Moxie Awards

The National Center for Children and Families (NCCF) received the prestigious 2023 Moxie Award for a Nonprofit, placing NCCF among an elite group of leading organizations. The Moxie Award recognizes organizations for demonstrating boldness and innovation as an integral part…
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NCCF has a long-standing history of advocating for children, youth, and families in the Washington, DC region.

NCCF understands the social, educational and mental health services that are necessary to build and sustain strong communities, and has proven it can quickly adapt its core programs to more effectively serve the public good by meeting the changing needs of the community in key social policy areas. NCCF has a long-standing history of advocating for children, youth, and families in the Washington, DC region.

NCCF understands the social, educational and mental health services that are necessary to build and sustain strong communities, and has proven it can quickly adapt its core programs to more effectively serve the public good by meeting the changing needs of the community in key social policy areas.

For media inquiries, please contact Rachel Spassiani, Communications Director

Phone No: (301) 365-4480, ext. 120

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NCCF has a long-standing history of advocating for children, youth, and families in the Washington, DC region.

NCCF understands the social, educational and mental health services that are necessary to build and sustain strong communities, and has proven it can quickly adapt its core programs to more effectively serve the public good by meeting the changing needs of the community in key social policy areas. NCCF has a long-standing history of advocating for children, youth, and families in the Washington, DC region.

NCCF understands the social, educational and mental health services that are necessary to build and sustain strong communities, and has proven it can quickly adapt its core programs to more effectively serve the public good by meeting the changing needs of the community in key social policy areas.

For media inquiries, please contact Rachel Spassiani, Communications Director

Phone No: (301) 365-4480, ext. 120

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NCCF's Back to School Drive 2022