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Isaiah House News
The 2010 Garden is almost in!
This year our garden is off to a great start. We have been composting and rotating our food scraps for the garden all year. The winter compost has yielded rich dark soil and a plethora of worms! And thanks to my friend, Debra Young, who brought us a trailer load of horse manure, the garden [...]
Georgia Mountain Market
Isaiah House has a booth at the Georgia Mountain Market located at Old 5 and 282 in Ellijay, across from DQ and up the hill. Hours are 8-4 Friday and Saturday, 12-4 Sunday.
Please come visit our booth and support Isaiah House
Dining Pleasure
After a very hard and long day, one of our residents settles into a hungry man’s meal. And, he takes seconds!
No starving at Isaiah house!
We’re on Facebook! Become a Fan Today
We have a brand spanking new Facebook Fan Page. We would love for you to become one of our fans. This is a great way to show your community support for the work we do here at Isaiah House.
Lucy The Goat joins the Isaiah House Family
Yesterday my dear friend, Susan McPherson gave me a pregnant Sannen goat. We named her Lucy and she is beautiful. Max thought she was his new playmate and ran her all around for a while. Lucy very quickly found the roof of the goat house.
- Sally Jeffery, Operations Director
Please welcome Max to the Isaiah House Animal Family
Max is a Great Pyrenees and is here to keep an eye out for all of our animals and to protect them from the predators and dangers of the animal kingdom.
Chickens in the Hen House!
We have chickens!! 1 rooster, five hens and one chick. One of our guys saw a truck in the McDonalds parking lot. The truck had chickens headed for the farmers market, so he bought them.
As you may already know, we have been busy building a hen house. We are looking forward to having fresh eggs [...]
Prosperous Garden
Our garden has been a source of great enjoyment. Everything is starting to grow and we have already enjoyed the fruits of our labors. Radishes, collards, lettuce, green beans, snap peas and cucumbers are alreay being harvested. All the various herbs are thriving and most everything else is blooming.