Press Release: American Children’s Home to Break Ground on Major Water Line Replacement Project

LEXINGTON, N.C. – The American Children’s Home will hold a groundbreaking ceremony on Saturday, November 8 at 10:00 a.m. to celebrate the start of a major water line replacement project that will modernize the campus infrastructure and support the Home’s mission of nurturing and empowering children across North Carolina.

This comprehensive project marks a significant investment in the safety, reliability, and sustainability of the American Children’s Home campus. The aging water system, which has served the organization for decades, will be fully replaced to ensure consistent service for residents, staff, and visitors well into the next century.

“Much of our infrastructure dates back 100 Years,” said Jeff Bays, Director of Development. “This project is a vital step in preserving our campus and ensuring that our facilities remain safe and dependable for the children we serve every day.”

The project is being funded through the support of generous donors and community partners, reflecting the organization’s commitment to stewardship and continuous improvement as it begins its next 100 years of service.

The groundbreaking ceremony will take place on the American Children’s Home campus, located at 3844 NC Highway 8, and is open to the public. Community members, partners, and friends of the Home are invited to attend and celebrate this important milestone.

For nearly a century, the American Children’s Home has provided a place of hope, safety, and opportunity for children and families in need.

Our mission: To nurture and empower children in North Carolina through our residential, foster care, and child development programs.
Our vision: That everyone we serve builds the foundation for a successful future.