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SHFB e - News
Volume I
April, 2014
Greetings!
In this edition:
We hope you enjoy our news, and if you see something that might interest a friend, forward this email to them by clicking the button below.
As always, if you have anything you would like to share with us like news, a success story or your opinion, let us know by emailing communications@ccap-inc.org.
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 | Grace Pemberton,
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Welcome Grace
Grace is originally from Virginia Beach, Virginia. She attended James Madison University in Harrisonburg, Virginia and majored in International Affairs/Political Science. She has lived in Fayetteville for the past four years, ever since her mom was stationed at Ft. Bragg.
Grace is very involved in her local church and love to travel. She has lived all across the eastern seaboard and loves visiting national parks and eating Ben & Jerry's ice cream.
"I am excited to be working alongside amazing individuals at the Food Bank who work so incredibly hard to provide excellent service to this community."
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L. Ron Pringle, Food Bank Director
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Pringle selected for Fayetteville's Forty Under 40
Congratulations to L. Ron Pringle for being nominated to Fayetteville's Forty Under 40 class of 2014. After joining CCAP during 2012 as Operations Manager, Pringle was appointed Food Bank Director November 2013.
Pringle came to Second Harvest Food Bank and CCAP from the Low Country Food Bank in Charleston, SC.
Congratulations Ron!
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Congratulations to the Community Development Grant Recipients
During 2013, through our Community Development Grant Program, SHFB offered faith-based
and nonprofit food providers refrigeration equipment
at no cost to 12 members agencies through the
Wal-mart Foundation.
The chosen applicants had to prove that they were
in compliance with Food Bank's policies and
procedures via a grant submission.
Congratulations to the first set of winners
Loaves and Fishes Cumberland County
The House Hold of Faith Cumberland County
TIGAPA Village Foundation Cumberland County
Smyrna Baptist Church Robeson County
Annease Drive Outreach Ministries Robeson County
Soul Harvest Cumberland County
Tia Hart Community Recovery Hoke County
A second round of grants will be offered later this spring for the remaining coolers.
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Sign up for the 2014 CROP HUNGER WALK
The City of Fayetteville has approved holding the CROP Hunger Walk on Sunday, April 13, 2014. The main route is 5K and we have a 1 Mile short route. The running/walking begins at 3PM following
registration. We begin at Evans Metropolitan AME Zion Church on N Cool Spring St., downtown.
Participants may run or walk either route. Runners will
start before the walkers. There is police
coverage at cross walks and water stations along the route. Participants with dogs are asked to start last and are required to clean up after their pet.
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If you would like to support the Food Bank team,
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It's back and will be better than EVER
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Upcoming Events Help make our events a success by participating, volunteering or donating
Crop Walk 4/13
Golf Tournament 8/1
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L. Ron Pringle, Food Bank Director
406 Deep Creek Road, Fayetteville, NC
910-485-6923
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"Never doubt a small group of thoughtful, committed people can change the world.
Indeed, it's the only thing that ever has."
-- Margaret Mead, American anthropologist
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This newsletter is a service of Second Harvest Food Bank of Southeast North Carolina, a division of Cumberland Community Action Program, Inc. (CCAP). For editorial comments or suggestions, retractions, permission or reprints, please contact CCAP Communications Department at communications@ccap-inc.org
Editorial Staff:
Editor
Jodi Phelps
Design, Layout, Photography, Graphics
Courtney Otero
Copyright © 2014
All Rights Reserved
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