I asked Laura Moody a few questions regarding Front Porch Give Back –
1. Where did the idea come from?
“I have always wanted to “give-back” to the youth of my community as I am an adoptee myself. My twin brother and I (as well as our older adopted brother) could have easily grown up in foster care if we had not been adopted into a loving home. When young adults age out of our Wake county foster care system they are set up in an apartment and given only a bed and an alarm clock. We wanted a way to be able to connect the unwanted household items of our sellers with the needs of our community’s young adults and families. Our recipients are by referral only from our local schools, churches and anyone else wanting to help.”
2. What is a long term goal with FPGB?
“My long term goal is to keep a fully stocked office basement full of furniture and household goods so that anyone that needs help can receive it. I would also love to have it stocked with basic cleaning supplies and other household needs a lot of us take for granted; new sheet sets/towels, batteries, lightbulbs, flashlights, etc.”
3. How are you getting the word out?
“We are getting the word out with social media but would also love to be able to put our brochure out at other local Fuquay-Varina businesses. We do want donors to realize we are not a “thrift shop”, we are only asking for what is listed in our post. Recipients “shop” our household goods free of charge.”
4. Anything extra we should know about Front Porch Give Back?
“Drop off at our office Monday through Friday from 9am – 5pm!”
The current owners love the“landscaping and outdoor space, all the natural lighting that comes through inside the house and huge yard for entertaining guests!”
There is plenty of room to gather and relax on the sprawling deck. 
The home sold in 48 hours and is now