Outreach Programs
Southern Classic Fence is proud to serve beyond the job site through our involvement with the North American Fence Contractors Association.
Through national service projects and community outreach, we’ve had the opportunity to be part of work that goes beyond business—giving back, building with purpose, and supporting those in need.
Take a look at some of the projects we’ve been part of and what’s coming up. If you’d like to get involved, we’d love to have you.
Arlington National Cemetery
Arlington National Cemetery Service Project
This was our first year being a part of this project, an annual NAFCA project for restoration of the fence around the cemetery. What a privilege and an honor to be able to serve alongside this team. I am so proud of what we do and so thankful for the friends along the way.
Western north carolina
WNC Trip 1
WNC service project number 1. There are 3 videos for WNC project 1. This video shows our community coming together, donating supplies and some of us trucking up to the mountains. We had 11-12 vehicles caravaning up the mountains with tons of donations thanks to our community!
WNC trip 1, Video 2
Video 2 shows some of the devastation we saw, though we did not even make it to the worse parts. We prayed before leaving that we would be used where HE wanted us and nowhere else. I saw FATHER answering our prayers.
WNC Trip 1, Video 3
Video 3, This shows pics and videos from our time working, as wrong as this sounds, it was so rewarding. We could not have done it without your support!
WNC Trip 2, NAFCA
Trip #2 to WNC! This one was right in our wheelhouse as we installed fencing. So cool thing about this one, we met our favorite people! Our fellow NAFCA members.
WNC Trip 3, Sloop Fence
Trip #3 to WNC! This one was also right in our wheelhouse as we installed fencing for North Fork Farm, teamed up with Sloop Fence
WNC Service Project 4
Supporting Domestic Violence Services
This project represents our commitment to empowering communities and building a better world together.
April 25-26, 2025
Where: domestic violence center private/security is a concern
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