Holly Hill Cares, Inc., a non-profit ministry of Holly Hill Memorial Park in Thomasville, NC, is collecting supplies for the Ronald McDonald House of Winston-Salem until February 28th.
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Press Release: Annual Point-In-Time Count Begins January 29, 2025
From January 29 – February 4, 2025, organizations and street outreach teams will be connecting with individuals experiencing homelessness to help them get counted and provide them with a resource bag. Please see this year's flyer for events throughout the week.
Press Release: The Life Center awarded AFA grant to provide Respite Care Services
The Life Center of Davidson County, a non-profit organization, has been awarded a national grant from the Alzheimer’s Foundation of America (AFA) to provide respite care services for local families affected by dementia.
Thomasville Warming Centers open for families to escape below freezing temps
Starting January 1st, Ministries in Thomasville will open overnight Emergency Warming Centers to provide shelter during the coldest nights of the year.
Sing, sip and celebrate the New Year at Arts 202
Tickets for this spectacular event are $10 and can be purchased online.
Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist raises minimum age for workers
Advocate Health is making a bold move with a remarkable $764 million investment across six states, beginning with a significant boost in the minimum starting wage.
12 Days of Christmas: Polar Plungers take a leap to benefit Davidson Prison Ministry
Davidson Prison Ministry makes a big splash at their 2023 Polar Plunge
Group to host Mad Hatter's Tea Party to support families facing brain disorders
The Greensboro Pilot Club will host its first Mad Hatter Tea Party on Oct 19, 2024, at The Thomasville Woman's Club located at 15 Elliott Drive. Tickets are $50.
Kara Cody and Kathy Sallee honored with Servant’s Heart Awards
Kara Cody and Kathy Sallee were recently presented the Servant’s Heart Award by Civitan International.
Thomasville Community Foundation accepting 2024 Grant applications
Thomasville Community Foundation accepting 2024 Grant applications. This opportunity is available to all local qualifying 501(c)3 nonprofit organizations.
Davidson County Civitan Club holds clergy appreciation observance
The Davidson County Civitan Club honored nine local ministers and four spouses with the club’s 21st Clergy Appreciation Observance. The event was held in the fellowship hall of Hedrick's Grove Reformed United Church of Christ.
Local events in celebration of Black History Month
There are a number of local events planned in celebration of Black History Month this weekend. Be sure to check them out!
Press Release: Davidson County United Way provides funding to twenty-five local nonprofits
The Davidson County United Way provides funding to twenty-five local nonprofits.
City of Lexington opens funding opportunities for local organizations
To increase transparency and equity in how the City of Lexington selects outside agencies for funding, the City Council has requested a revision to the current Partner Agency program.
Local events to fill your social calendar
January is filled with local events to fill your social calendar.
Polar Plungers take a leap to benefit Davidson Prison Ministry
Davidson Prison Ministry makes a big splash at their 2023 Polar Plunge
Hospice: Share your feelings as part of your holiday celebrations
Sharing your feelings with those who are also grieving brings healing and strength to all. As part of your holiday celebrations, acknowledge the loss of your loved one in meaningful ways:
GWAC: CARes Project gives local employees a lift
Davidson County residents can financial and credit counseling and low-interest loans through the CARes Project.
Press Release: Lexington Book Festival receives community engagement grant
The upcoming Lexington Book Festival will take place on Saturday, March 9, 2024, at Arts Davidson County at 202 North Main Street in Lexington. This book festival is made possible by a grant from North Carolina Humanities, a statewide nonprofit and the state affiliate of the National Endowment for the Humanities.
Column: Lexington native Cory Holt set to emcee first Men of Valor program
Holt attended Hargrave Military Academy, before enrolling at Virginia Tech University, where he lettered four years on the football team - winning 3 ACC Championships.