Month: January 2024

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January’s Meeting

After three wonderful presentations by local charities, members voted to award this quarter’s donation to Lifeline Ministries. Lifeline provides nutritious meals to children and families facing hunger in our community and around the world: students, refugees, families, as well as communities recovering from natural disasters. 

We also heard from last quarter’s recipient, Operation Decisive Victory about how our donation has helped veterans and their families get back on their feet.

There is still time to donate via Grapevine. Elaine and Jack would also be happy to pick up a check from you if more convenient.

Member Angela Quillen has offered to host our next meeting at Covenant Classical School on Thursday, April 18 at 7 pm.

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Lifeline Ministries

Lifeline Ministries – provides nutritious meals to children and families facing hunger in our community and around the world: students, refugees, families, as well as communities recovering from natural disasters.

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Piedmont Choral Society

Piedmont Choral Society – an all-volunteer, auditioned chorus that includes singers from across the community. PCS provides high-caliber performances of both sacred and secular choral masterworks with orchestra. Concerts include an annual fall hymn sing and an all-patriotic music series in June. 

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January Meeting

Working to help ours help themselves 

Our quarterly meeting will be thisThursday, January 18 at 7 pm in the Coltrane Room at Central United Methodist Church, 30 Union Street North. 

Presentations on behalf of the following groups will take place at our meeting.

Piedmont Choral Society – an all-volunteer, auditioned chorus that includes singers from across the community. PCS provides high-caliber performances of both sacred and secular choral masterworks with orchestra. Concerts include an annual fall hymn sing and an all-patriotic music series in June. 

LIfeline Ministries – provides nutritious meals to children and families facing hunger in our community and around the world: students, refugees, families, as well as communities recovering from natural disasters.

Wish for Wheels – empowers well-being in kids, families, and communities through the gift of a new bike/helmet to 2nd graders in Title I Elementary Schools. 

The meeting will start with a review of how our last donation was put to use by Operation Decisive Victory, followed by three presentations from members, a discussion, and a vote. We will finish the meeting at 8 PM.

Please join us in person if possible. If unable to attend, email your vote to Tim Foley: tfoley265@gmail.com