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Check out the December 2010 issue of Carolina Parent to read about Hubert and Leslie Davis and their
good work with Volunteers for Youth.
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The "Every One Counts" Campaign: A great success
On March 1st, 2011 Volunteers for Youth launched the Every One Counts campaign with a goal of raising $20,000 to help support VFY's mission in today's challenging economy. VFY hosted several events throughout the campaign to raise money and to raise awareness of VFY programs.
The Every One Counts campaign has raised more than $13,000. Volunteers for Youth is grateful for all of the donations and support received throughout the campaign. Although the official ending date for Every One Counts was June 30th, VFY continues to welcome donations to help the organization reach its goal of $20,000.
On March 1st, 2011 Volunteers for Youth launched the Every One Counts campaign with a goal of raising $20,000 to help support VFY's mission in today's challenging economy. VFY hosted several events throughout the campaign to raise money and to raise awareness of VFY programs.
The Every One Counts campaign has raised more than $13,000. Volunteers for Youth is grateful for all of the donations and support received throughout the campaign. Although the official ending date for Every One Counts was June 30th, VFY continues to welcome donations to help the organization reach its goal of $20,000.
12th Annual Golf Tournament Raises Funds for Local Youth
"Making a difference for youth in Orange
County, NC since 1982...one child at a time"
Volunteers For Youth
205 Lloyd St. Suite 103
Carrboro, NC 27510
919-967-4511
205 Lloyd St. Suite 103
Carrboro, NC 27510
919-967-4511
Nearly 100 golfers turned out at UNC's Finley Golf Course on September 19th,2011
for a day of golf and good times. All money raised benefited the programs of
Volunteers for Youth. Thanks to Hubert and Leslie Davis, who host the event, Jeff and
Annette German who graciously opened Studio 91 for a pre-tournament silent auction,
and our many community sponsors who made it possible. Stay tuned for details of
money raised and to find out how you can participate next year.
Tami and Ginny met through Volunteers for Youth 23 years ago and remain friends
today. Read their story in the Carrboro Citizen and find out how Volunteers for Youth
still works to help young people succeed.
"You can do whatever you want but I'll still be here."
Several of the participants in Volunteers for Youth's community service program
are featured in this amazing story about one of our longest-standing worksites, the
Anathoth Garden.