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M.J. Neeley Men's BuildingM.J. Neely Men’s Building

Originally constructed in 1979, the Men’s Building was funded through the efforts of four men: M. J. Neeley, Babe Fugua, J. C. Pace, and Clark Nowlin. In 2007–08, the Men’s Building was completely renovated to include expanded offices, classrooms, and meeting rooms, providing space for additional services. It houses both resident men and emergency overnight guests. It is the only facility in the area able to provide specially designated private rooms with bath for single fathers with custodial children.



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