May is a month that invites us to think about care — the ways we nurture one another, show up for our communities, and tend to the relationships that keep us going. It was a fitting backdrop for the Women on the Move group's mid-year check-in, which brought members together for an afternoon of gratitude, reflection, and connection. Women on the Move has built something real: a consistent space where people can stay active, socialize, and feel a genuine sense of belonging. At

On May 20th, the Fairview neighborhood came together for a Bike Rodeo and community group ride. What unfolded was an evening of movement, connection, and a few wobbly first attempts at an obstacle course. Participants of all ages had the chance to try out bikes, test their skills on a course, and then head out together for a scenic group ride through the neighborhood. For some, it was a chance to build confidence on a bike. For others, it was an opportunity to get outside and

On Thursday, May 7th, eight members of the Fairview Habitat community received tuned-up bikes, installed bike lights, and properly fitted helmets. The event was made possible through a partnership between FFORC, Habitat for Humanity of Orange County, and The Recyclery, with a special thank you to Brian Leu for showing up onsite to make those final adjustments and ensure every bike was road-ready before riders headed out. This bike distribution is part of our broader commitmen

Pictured: Molly De Marco (FFORC, right), Linda Parson (Rusch Hollow resident, middle), and Ivonne Headley (left) hosting the workshop On Wednesday, April 1, 2026, we continued our active travel workshop series with a visit to the Rusch Hollow Habitat for Humanity community in Chapel Hill, NC. Partnering with residents, we shared practical information on getting around the community using local transit resources including Chapel Hill Transit's HS route, the Transit smartphone