UCare of Sampson County is participating in a special project of the Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation of Winston-Salem to strengthen local support of its services. Sampson County is one of only nine communities in North Carolina who have been invited to participate in this project and receive the support of professional counsel. As part of the project, an online survey has been developed to help assess the relationship UCare has with the people of Sampson County. Here is a link to the survey:
UCare Community SurveyPlease take a few minutes to share opinions and ideas that will help strengthen our local domestic violence program. Your responses are completely confidential with only aggregate information shared with UCare's board of directors.
Thank you for your participation.
Bridal Extravaganza Presented by the Sampson Arts CouncilYou are cordially invited to participate in this very exciting event to be held at the Victor R. Small Arts Center in Clinton.
Sunday, February 22, 2009
2 until 5 o'clock
The center is a beautiful location to show your talents and merchandise, while the brides and their bridal parties shop for the touches that will make their wedding a picture-perfect day.
Each vendor will be provided with a 48" round or 6' rectangular clothed table. Tables will be arranged throughout the Small House with plenty of room for display. The public will be invited to attend. Notification will be through newspaper, radio spots, email and Internet listings, as well as banner advertising on the front of the Small House. The Arts Council will furnish light refreshments to the guests.
The cost for the event is $75.00 per table. Space is limited, so in order to participate, registrations are needed by February 1st.
To register, contact the Sampson Arts Council by emailing or calling Lisa Turlington at 910.596.2533.
Career Fair-Youth Industrial CouncilAs local business leaders, we are all responsible for Sampson County's financial future. As citizens we are responsible for Sampson County's future as a safe and clean place to live. Finally, as parents, grand parents, aunts, uncles, brothers and sisters of the students of Sampson County, we are responsible for their future and showing them how bright it can be right here in North Carolina's largest county.
Each year in March, the Sampson-Clinton Youth Industrial Council hosts the "Passport to Your Future" Career Fair. The Career Fair, sponsored by Star Telephone Membership Corp., is a great opportunity for you to not only market your company as an employer of choice in Sampson County, but also to interact with students from across the county and help them as they prepare to graduate and start their career.
This year's event will be held on March 12, 2009 at the Sampson Agri-Exposition Center located at 414 Warsaw Road in Clinton. The Career Fair will consist of two career sessions in which students will be encouraged to speak with company representatives to better understand their organization and the types of opportunities offered. High school students, Tarheel ChalleNGe Academy Cadets, agency clients and community college students who are actively seeking
employment are among the attendees. Keep in mind that students sign up for the Career Fair and are excited about the chance to learn what your organization has to offer.
To register your business for this event, contact Ginger Stone by February 9, 2009. 592.1401 ext. 20140.
Join us for crash courses in Extremely Smart Business Communication. You will learn interpersonal skills that boost workplace production as well as how to attract, develop and maintain business. This seminar series includes a BONUS dining experience that will give you the skills you need to shine as a professional.
