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Special thanks to The Happy Cookers for their support
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| Volunteer with United Way (Again!) |
On October 1, 2010, YLS and Women in Philanthropy members joined about 200 other community members to collect an overwhelming amount of supplies for local children, homeless families and free dental clinics.
 | Isiah Wilkerson helps load the Enterprise van at Day of Action
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It's time to get our hands dirty again, this time to help the Family Shelter, a United Way of the Midlands Certified Partner Agency whose mission is to provide temporary emergency housing and supportive services to homeless families. Family Shelter is the only shelter in the Midlands area exclusively for families.
You can help in one of three ways:- Volunteer at Family Shelter on Friday, November 12 to paint.
2:00 - 5:00 p.m.
We will be priming the wall to get it ready for the mural!
Click here to register for Friday's project - Volunteer at Family Shelter on Saturday, November 13 to paint, do yard work and sort children's books. A light breakfast will be provided.
8:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Click here to register for Saturday's project - If you can't make it to the event, Family Shelter is also in need of a few items. If you would like to donate items on the list below, please drop them off to Whitney Sousa at United Way of the Midlands at 1800 Main Street, downtown.
Click here for a list of requested items
Give. Advocate. VOLUNTEER! LIVE UNITED. |
| Thank you for attending the first Learning with Leaders of the year! |
About 100 guests joined us to hear Major Benjamin share the latest about City Council. Special thanks to the Inn at USC for having us at their beautiful venue.
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| Advocate |
On Nov. 2, Richland County voters will have an opportunity to vote for an important ballot referendum that will greatly benefit our community for generations to come. The Special Sales and Use Tax will fix Richland County's transportation nightmare, which is negatively impacting our quality of life and costing our community millions of dollars in economic development every year. The penny referendum will create jobs, pave roadways, relieve traffic congestion, and keep our vital public transit system running. And nearly half of the revenue will come from folks who live outside the county. Say "yes" to the penny on Election Day.
Click here to learn more
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