Tallulah Falls School students make impact, surpassing 1,000 community service hours

By Elisha Boggs

Special to the Tribune

  • Photos courtesy Tallulah Falls School. Megan Prince creates bracelets for hospital care packages through the National Honor Society. She logged more than 26 service hours during the fall semester.
    Photos courtesy Tallulah Falls School. Megan Prince creates bracelets for hospital care packages through the National Honor Society. She logged more than 26 service hours during the fall semester.
  • Photos courtesy Tallulah Falls School. Members of the TFS Interact Club, Sofia Alderfer of Mount Airy, Lily Smith of Clarkesville, and Georgia Phillips of Clarkesville, distribute food early on a cold morning at the Rabun Gap Presbyterian Church Mobile Pantry.
    Photos courtesy Tallulah Falls School. Members of the TFS Interact Club, Sofia Alderfer of Mount Airy, Lily Smith of Clarkesville, and Georgia Phillips of Clarkesville, distribute food early on a cold morning at the Rabun Gap Presbyterian Church Mobile Pantry.
    Tallulah Falls School (TFS) announces that its students have collectively logged more than 1,000 volunteer hours for the 2025–2026 school year. This impressive milestone highlights the dedication...

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