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CONOVER — The Catawba County United Way recently hosted its annual Board Advance at The Heritage Barn in Conover. It was an opportunity for the Catawba County United Way staff to share the agency’s community impact from last year and discuss plans for expanding its outreach even further this year with guidance and help from the CCUW Board. The discussion included finding new ways to address the lack of affordable housing in the county and improving access to resources for those in need. Listen now and subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Google Podcasts | Spotify | RSS Feed | Omny Studio“We had a fantastic and transformative board advance. We were able to discuss the vision and mission of the Catawba County United Way and look forward to working together to make sure our United Way is one in purpose in making sure to be a conduit in our community for many decades to come,” Johann Louchez, CCUW Board president and Senior Vice President Foothills Market President/Truist, said. People are also reading… DNA match in Kentucky cold case leads to arrest of Catawba County man Composer, piano teacher charged with child sex abuse from 1993 N.C. governor, U.S. commerce secretary praise fiber optic cable makers CommScope, Corning during Hickory visit Former Hickory coach Helms to lead Bandys’ girls basketball program Newton church serves free breakfast every Sunday, does not require participants to stay for service Internet provider MetroNet starts offering service in Hickory Man from NC coast arrested in Catawba County following 25-mile chase Maiden woman arrested in connection to $25,000 worth of stolen jewelry Pennsylvania man found dead in home with 60 venomous snakes, poisonous lizard, small crocodile A stunning lineup of 5 planets will decorate the night sky this week. Here's when to watch. Lenoir police continue search for woman who's been missing for 2 years See the video of 3 vehicles being stolen from Morganton Honda dealership Bennett Funeral Service marks milestone Catawba County police chase leads to arrest of unregistered sex offender Bed Bath & Beyond is closing hundreds of stores. But they won't be empty for long.The meeting was also fortunate to have Terry Phillips, Director of Multicultural Affairs at Lenoir-Rhyne University, attend and lead the group in diversity/equity/inclusion training. “Catawba County United Way’s board of directors are a fearless group. They readily embrace challenges and obstacles so that Catawba County United Way can best serve our community," CCUW Executive Director Mark Bumgarner said after the meeting. "Listening to them set course for us was inspirational, and we’re fortunate to have leadership of this caliber." This year, the CCUW is helping to support 19 programs at 14 local nonprofits focused on one of three impact areas: education, health and financial stability. Learn more about the Catawba County United Way and its mission at ccunitedway.com. 0 Comments Tags Business The Economy Trade Get local news delivered to your inbox!Subscribe to our Daily Headlines newsletter. |
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