Mission

Our Motto: Giving Back and Paying Forward This sprawled multi-purpose 3.27-acre social support Center offers openair (outdoors) socialization for EVERYBODY.

MISSION
Provide the infrastructure necessary to support the community's quest for open air assembly and recreation.

(919) 375-4227
We are located in southwest Franklin County, North Carolina on Old US 64 Highway near the community of Pilot, between Spring Hope and Zebulon, NC.

1811 Old US 64 Highway Spring Hope, NC 27882
We are less than 30 miles from Raleigh, NC, just 30 miles from Smithfield, NC, just 30 miles from Rocky Mount, NC, only a few minutes from Louisburg, NC, and even closer to the 5 counties Mudcats Stadium. (919) 375-4227

The Foseal Center is ideal for: Family reunions
Class reunions
Birthday Parties
Graduation Gatherings
Wedding showers
Baby showers
Banquets
Summer camps (10-15 campers)
Funeral Repass
Fundraisers Holiday Parties
Men Retreats
Women Retreats
Seniors Retreats
Spiritual Retreats
Persons With Disabilities Retreats
Easter Egg Hunt
Office Parties

No requestfor outdoors assembly and recreation will go unconsidered. (919) 375-4227

The Alphonsa Burrell Walkway
This center greets its guests with seasonal flowers along the Alphonsa Burrell walkway. The Alphonsa Walkway leads to the face of the Foseal Center. Alphonsa has been a family friend for years and is dedicated to earth friendliness. He is responsible for ground maintenance at the Foseal Center. (919) 375-4227

The Norberto Office and Conference is located in the Foseal Center Residence.
It is the nucleus of the center. Norberto has been instrumental in the design and cfonsulting the center. His expertise is unmatched by anyone building the center; thus, he is credited with his name posted in the office and conference room.

Neppie Neal and Eula Foster Trinity Deck
Adjacent to the founder's residence and to the east is a 400 sq ft deck. This is the Neppie Neal and Eula Foster Trinity Deck. It gets its name because they were the matriarchs of the Foster and Neal families and their dedication to their families and community. Their women of faith. They were my grandmas. Trinity is in the name because this 400 sq ft deck is nestled under three large oak trees. I see these trees as representing the Father, The Son, and The Holy Spirit. The deck is outfitted with a grill and food warming cabinet and sink .This deck is large enough for a small dance stage, yet small enough for secluded sunbathing, it is also ideal for private cookouts and BBQs.

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Lisa's Toddlers Town Playground
The Lisa's Toddler Town Playground is ideal for toddlers through 10 years old. It features: A double 10 ft slide A commercial swing set (heavy duty ,3 Spring riders, monkey bars, and a seesaw. There's more components of this playground to come

This commercial playground is sturdy enough for mom to take a ride as well.

The Wildcats Court
The Wild-Cats Court is one of our youth favorites. It has a hasty half court. It is 50ft X 47 ft. I call it hasty because it is a "Back-In-The-Day" style. This court has an adjustable goal to accommodate shorter hoopers. See you at the game!
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The "Chester Neal Horse Shoe Pit"
The horseshoe game dates back to the ancient Greeks. There's even a horseshoe pit on the south loan of the White House. The Foseal Center horseshoe pit is named after the founder's uncle. Chester was a combination of lowkey and sophistication.
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"Tyreon Harris Reflection Garden”
Tyreon Harris Reflection Garden is located nearly at the center at the Foseal Center. It is a 900 sq ft sq fenced closure bearing seasonal flowering plants. On the SW side, fencing NE is a 10 ft cross bearing the Biblical passage "Matthew 6:33-34". The garden means many things to many people. It is the Foseal Center's intersection of entertainment and divinity. Because of Tyreon's faith and dedication to the center, it is fitting for this garden to bear his name. The intersection of entertainment and divinity.

The T. L.Davis & Johnny's Diner is the Foseal Center's
formal dining hall. It is 1,200 sq ft. The main seating of the diner (Carrie B Stone reception) has the capacity of seating 18 with room for expansion. The Carrie W Mann (the founder's great-grandma) Porch of the diner has a seating capacity of 16. In addition to seating 34 (plus) diners The diner is not designed for food preparation from scratch. It is designed for the preservation of prepared food, such as warming, cooling, storage, and, serving. Prepared means whatever covered, potluck, desserts, drinks, etc. that the host of the event hast coordinated with the host's guest. With the diner is 2charcole grills. Also, there's a cast iron double sided deep fryer. There's also a propane grill. This feature (the diner) has been the focal point due to that's where the food and refreshments are located. T.L. Davis and Johnny Austin is credited with the design and construction of this one-of-a-kind facility. Enjoy the cookout!!
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The Foseal Center's "Let your hair hang down pad
This area is the Smokers and Jokers Thinkers and Drinkers Liars and Criers Pad This area is the Let your hair hang down pad. Although wild and crazy, it is still civil.
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Daily by appointment only.
The Foseal Center will rely on generous donations from our patrons and guest to sustain upkeep and improvements. The maximum capacity of this center is 50 guests. Exceptions will be considered for social groups with children under 10 years old. Exceptions will also be considered for immediate family. (Fosters and Neals) A deposit matching the donation is requested. Deposit will be used to repair or replace any damages incurred during the social event. Any exceptions to the policy contained within will be impartial judgement by the founder, owner, and president of the Foseal Center.

The "Multi Cultural Pavilion"
This pavilion serves as a general socializationbase such as, overflow seating, dining, meetings, games, and can even be fitted as a small wedding chapel (mid-spring through mid- autumn. This pavilion will seat 24 in a chapel arrangement and more in a general socialization setting.
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Contact Information
Center/Residence Phone number:
Mobile/Cell: (816) 524-8726 / (919) 375-4227
E-mail: thefosealcenter@gmail.com
Website: www.fosealcenter.com