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United Way of Wayne County launch summer resource page
United Way of Wayne County launch summer resource page

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time5 days ago

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United Way of Wayne County launch summer resource page

GOLDSBORO, N.C. (WNCT) — United Way of Wayne County launch their 2025 Summer Resource Page, a guide to events and opportunities available for youth and families during the summer. According to a press statement, 'this new online hub was developed as a direct result of the March 31st Community Conversation hosted in partnership with Mayor Gaylor and the City of Goldsboro, where more than 70 community leaders came together to discuss the needs and gaps facing local youth and families. One of the key themes that emerged was the importance of better communication and accessibility around existing summer programs and resources.' The resource page will include: Summer camps Enrichment programs Meal sites for youth Employment and volunteer opportunities for teens Free or low-cost family events Mental health and support services Educational and tutoring programs The Summer Resource Page is available now on the United Way website at: Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.

Wayne County Chamber of Commerce to take over Taste of Wayne event
Wayne County Chamber of Commerce to take over Taste of Wayne event

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time15-05-2025

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Wayne County Chamber of Commerce to take over Taste of Wayne event

GOLDSBORO, N.C. (WNCT) — United Way of Wayne County has decided to not continue the long-standing Taste of Wayne event and pass it to the Wayne County Chamber of Commerce. This is because United Way of Wayne County is focusing more on poverty and helping families and individuals reach financial stability in Wayne County. 'As we move forward with a renewed commitment to tackling poverty and supporting financialstability, we must prioritize initiatives that directly advance this mission,' Executive Director of United Way of Wayne County, Sherry Archibald said. 'Taste of Wayne has been a joyful part ofour history, and it was not an easy decision to step away. However, we are confident that theChamber of Commerce is the right partner to carry this event forward.' The Wayne County Chamber of Commerce has shown their dedication to the local food and business community, especially with their annual Foodie Week. Their connection with local restaurants, caterers, and vendors make them well equipped to continue the legacy of Taste of Wayne. 'We are grateful for United Way's trust and for the opportunity to build upon what they havecultivated over the past three decades,' Interim President of the Wayne County Chamber of Commerce, Janet Brock said. 'We look forward to honoring the spirit of Taste of Wayne while infusing it with new energy as part of our mission to support local businesses and communityengagement. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.

United Way of Wayne County to host annual stamp out hunger food drive
United Way of Wayne County to host annual stamp out hunger food drive

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time17-04-2025

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United Way of Wayne County to host annual stamp out hunger food drive

GOLDSBORO, N.C. (WNCT) — United Way of Wayne County will be hosting their 33rd Annual Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive with the National Association of Letter Carriers on Saturday, May 10, 2025. The goal for this campaign is to refill the shelves of local food pantries. The food collected will then be distributed to several Wayne County organizations including The Community Soup Kitchen of Goldsboro, HGDC Community Crisis Center, The Society of Saint Vincent de Paul, AKA Sorority CHIP Program, Hydrant Church, and 4 Day Movement. For 2025, the goal is to collect 15,000 pounds of food. Households that are in the 27530, 27531, 27532, 27533, and 27534 zip codes will receive a postcard reminder and a designated plastic bag to fill with non-perishable food items. Residents can leave the bag of donations next to their mailbox on May 10 so a letter carrier can pick it up during mail delivery. Donations can also be dropped off in bins located in the Berkeley Station Post Office and the William Street Post Office lobbies before the food drive. It is requested that the items donated are unexpired, nonperishable food items, canned goods, and boxed or bagged shelf-stable foods. Volunteers are needed on May 10 to assist with loading and unloading donations andshould be able to lift at least 5 lbs. with no mobility restrictions. Those interested may sign up here. For more information about the Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive, contact United Way ofWayne County at (919) 735-3591 or email pilar@ Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.

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