The Marshall County 4-H Junior Leaders chose The Neighborhood Center for their September community service project and we are grateful for all of their hard work. 

Over 20 members attended, and with big smiles and determined attitudes, they helped unload, sort, and stock 1,600 pounds of food for the Center's pantry! They also cleaned our building and helped move items to storage. 

We are grateful for the act of volunteerism our local community group demonstrated and we share in the 4-H vision that is, "a world in which youth and adults learn, grow and work together as catalysts for positive change."  

We would like to thank Ancilla College for hosting their first annual Community Engagement Fair, on September 13th through 14th. We really appreciated the invitation to join students and faculty at their beautiful campus. Over the course of two days, we were able to share information about volunteer opportunities at MCNC, and in the coming months, we look forward to seeing student-volunteers in our pantries and holiday programs.

We have recently mailed our quarterly newsletter where we continue to share some of the stories that have positively impacted us recently including spotlights on special donors, volunteers and board members.

We’re working on providing information to you in more effective ways. This new one-page version of our newsletter has been designed to save costs. We hope you enjoy it. We plan to provide the highlights quarterly to you with the new printed format, or the pdf you may view by clickhere > 

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