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    UNITED WAY BLOG

    11/14/2019

    United Way Hosts Food Pantry Round-Table

    Yesterday, United Way had the privilege of hosting a food pantry round-table with the pantries that receive food from the Second Harvest Food Bank in Winston Salem. We heard organizational…

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    11/14/2019

    Community Council Recap November 5th

    Last week’s Community Council program was focused on the opioid crisis in Alamance County. Guest speakers Ray Vipperman (EMS), Sara Huffman (RHA) and Carolyn Carter (RTSA) walked us through what…

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    11/12/2019

    2-1-1 Success Story

    2-1-1 is a 24/7 resource hotline that anyone in the United States can call for assistance. United Way sponsors this free service in hopes to better connect people to the…

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    11/4/2019

    Community Partner Spotlight: Medication Management Clinic

    Medication Management Clinic is a non-profit clinic associated with Cone Health that is able to provide free prescription medications for individuals that meet their eligibility criteria. The clinic serves uninsured…

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    10/28/2019

    Community Partner Spotlight: Open Door Clinic

    Open Door Clinic was established in 1990 with the goal of providing free healthcare services for the uninsured in Alamance County. The clinic relies heavily on volunteers to donate their…

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    COMMUNITY COUNCIL UPDATES

    11/21/2019

    Annual Community Thanksgiving Dinner

    On behalf of First Baptist Church on Apple St., please see the attached flyer for their Annual Community Thanksgiving Dinner. Download DOC112119-11212019105654 PDF United Way and Community Council are not responsible…

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    11/20/2019

    Graham Police Department CALEA Re-accreditation Feedback

    The Graham Police Department is scheduled for an on-site assessment as part of a program to achieve re-accreditation by verifying it meets professional standards. Administered by the Commission on Accreditation…

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    11/20/2019

    NC DHHS Suspends Implementation of Managed Care

    Please see the press release below from NC DHHS about the implementation of Medicaid Managed Care. https://www.ncdhhs.gov/news/press-releases/legislators-adjourn-without-taking-actions-required-medicaid-managed-care-dhhs   United Way and Community Council are not responsible for the content of…

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    11/20/2019

    Communities-Giving Winter Event!

    Burlington Housing Authority in partnership with the Al-Aqsa Clinic run through the Burlington Masjid, will be hosting a joint event on December 7th. The event will showcase the Al-Aqsa free…

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    11/19/2019

    Community Council December 3rd 2019 (location change, see below)

    Community Council will meet on Tuesday December 3, 2019 at 12:00 p.m. Register here LOCATION CHANGE: First Presbyterian Church (508 W Davis Street, Burlington, NC 27215)  Please bring a printed copy of your…

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      Your generous gift will support United Way's vital poverty-cutting programs. Together we’re making a difference in people’s lives and creating a stronger community for us all. Your donation, large or small, makes it possible for United Way to improve lives in our community.

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