Nick's Closet is an approved 501(c)(3) Charitable Organization in Peachtree City, GA that helps out non-profit organizations that helps abused and neglected animals in our community Nick’s Closet is an approved 501(c)(3) charitable organization based in Peachtree City, Georgia and Palm Coast Fla, providing a link between non-profit organizations and local families in need. Nick’s Closet aims to p
rovide help and support in the community with live and online auctions, fundraising events and outreach programs throughout the year. Nick’s Closet has started a “wish list” for people who want to make a difference and provided volunteer opportunities for community service such as collecting coats for the homeless and a food drop for local pantries and animal shelters. Nick’s Closet also supplied merchandise for Season of Joy, Rescue Romp, Advent by Candlelight, Brandon’s Key 4 Life, American Cancer Society and more. NICK
Stephan Curcio has a passion for challenge and the energy to pursue his dreams of making a difference in the world. After remodeling and selling a dozen or more “handyman specials” throughout the years, Stephan became a full-time Realtor in one of the toughest real estate markets in history. He was named Rookie of the Year in 2008 and, with a lot of hard work and creative marketing, was awarded the top honor of Fayette County Realtor of the Year in 2011. He has acted as Auctioneer for multiple charity events and served on the Noel November committee for 5 years as Chairman for the Fayette County Board of Realtor’s event and raised a record amount since the event’s inception 17 years ago. One of the organizations Stephan is most passionate about is the Golden Retriever Rescue of Atlanta. As a foster parent to Golden Retrievers of every age, size and temperament, he placed many in their “forever homes” and has rescued and found homes for other breeds of dogs and cats. Stephan has also been actively involved in a local program that provides children and young adults with someone who will listen or a shoulder to cry on as they experience upheavals or traumatic events in their lives. In the fall of 2013, Stephan established St. Nick’s Closet as his way of making a difference through the volunteer and charity work that he finds to be so rewarding.
