Category: Donations

This section represents charities which the 100 Men of Concord have made a donation. We pledge, meet quarterly, discuss the most pressing needs and make a consolidated donation to one group.

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October Meeting Results

1 CAN Inc

A thank you note from our nonprofit recipient

1 CAN Inc 

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100 People that Care Club -Concord :

On behalf on of the 1CAN Board, all our volunteers and those we serve, I would like to Thank you all for your generosity. 

Getting awarded and the final amount of your grant is such a Blessing to 1CAN and the community. These funds will be used to obtain the food needed to keep our blessing boxes stocked in order to fight hunger. 

If you are interested in other ways to support 1CAN please visit our website at www.your1can.org where volunteer opportunities are listed. You can also simply share about our mission to fight hunger. 

I look forward to seeing you all in October.

Your generosity is greatly appreciated. 

With Gratitude,

Sheryl Kluge 

Executive Director 

1CAN

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Spring Meeting Results

Thanks to everyone who came to our spring meeting tonight. We had a great group in attendance and several new faces as well! Welcome to new members Lori Clay and Howard Layson.

We heard outstanding presentations by representatives of Esther’s Heart for Transformation Ministry, SURF (Service, Unity, Recovery Foundation), and the Community Free Clinic. This cycle’s donation has been awarded to Esther’s Heart for Transformation Ministry, committed to serving God and the needs of others through various empowerment workshops, support, encouragement, motivation, and hunger relief. Nominated by Margaret and Wayne Dabbs.

Our next meeting is Thursday, July 24, at 7 pm at Covenant Classical School, 3200 Patrick Henry Drive, Concord. Thanks to Angela and Michael Quillen for hosting.

Nominations for our next cycle are now open. Any member can nominate a local non-profit. The only requirements are that the organization is a 501 c 3 and that all funds will be used in Cabarrus County. A random drawing will be held to determine presenters if more than three non-profits are nominated.

Contact Elaine or Jack with any questions.

Together, we are making a difference! This cycle has generated at least $4500 for our designated non-profit. After this cycle’s distribution, we will have donated nearly $80,000 to local non-profits since our inception in July 2021.

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Thank you for your generous gift to CVAN!

http://www.cvan.org

We really appreciate the opportunity to share with you the impact that your generosity makes in our community. 

Just last year, we provided support to 1,630 women and children through our many services – from our 24-Hotline, Shelter, Court Program, Jail Program, Outreach Center and more.

Thank you for being a part of changing the lives of battered women and their children as they rebuild their lives free from violence.

Best wishes to all during the upcoming holiday season, and thank you for sharing in our belief that peace on earth, begins at home.

Sincerely,

Mary Margaret Flynn

Executive Director

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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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January Award

The recipient of the January funds is Esther’s Heart for Transformation Ministry. This organization is committed to serving God and the needs of others through character empowerment, support, encouragement, motivation, and hunger relief.

Our next meeting is Thursday, April 20 at Central United Methodist Church.

Nomination window for the next donation cycle is now open.

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November update

Our latest meeting was held on October 27th. Matthew Smith, president of the Old Courthouse Theatre, discussed how our July donation was going towards a new heating and air system for the theatre. 

We heard presentations from the following members and charities:  Michael Hopkins for Junior Charity League of Concord, Jack Cox for The Coltrane LIFE Center, and  Dan Barrier for Esther’s Heart for Transformation Ministry. The Junior Charity League of Concord was chosen to receive this quarter’s donation. JCL has been serving the children of Cabarrus County since 1930. Their projects include the Mariam C. Schramm Clothing Room, which serves economically disadvantaged children, Safety Town for rising kindergarteners, and a student eyeglass program to provide eye exams and glasses for students in need.

Members  discussed ways to more effectively receive and tabulate votes. Tim Foley has drafted procedures reflecting strategies considered by those in attendance to be more inclusive. We also discussed ways to increase membership including inviting women to join our group.

We would like to welcome new members Martin Ericson, Glenn Simmons, and Mike Strahl.

It’s not too early to nominate a charity for our next cycle. In addition to the Coltrane LIFE Center and Esther’s Heart for Transformation Ministry,  Second Course, which provides training in the culinary arts to people re-entering society, has been nominated. Three charities will be randomly selected from all nominations and members will  present on their behalf at the January meeting.

Please put Thursday, January 26th at 7pm on your calendar for our next quarterly meeting. We will change our location to All Saints Episcopal Church on Branchview Drive.

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International Center for Community Development

International Center for Community Development (ICCD) in Concord, NC is dedicated to promoting community and economic development. ICCD sets the pace for public services and community education through a unique combination of after-school and adult learning, youth development, and improving human condition for low income, under served, at-risk and the disadvantaged in collaboration with communities.

Awarded July 2022

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Cabarrus Meals on Wheels

CMOW deliveries provide the support and peace of mind that help seniors remain independent in their homes longer, delaying or avoiding alternate living arrangements or nursing care.  Also, temporary service helps recently hospitalized clients meet their nutritional needs during their recovery period. Hunger among our senior neighbors remains a serious issue. One out of every seven seniors goes hungry every day. You can make a difference today!

Nominated by Bob Anderson

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Old Courthouse Theatre, Inc.

To promote an arts and entertainment venue for local individuals. Further, to provide Old Courthouse Theatre was founded in 1976 by Mary Snead Boger who, with a passion for the theatre arts, saw the need to bring community theatre to Concord and Cabarrus County.  OCT remains Cabarrus County’s only community theatre with the mission to provide and increase exceptional opportunities to engage, entertain and educate the public on the value of theatre arts.  As an organization that is run completely by volunteers, we understand the impact we have on the community and in turn, the impact the community has on us.  Our goal over the past year has been to bring the community back into community theatre. 

https://www.facebook.com/OldCourthouseTheatre/

Nominated by Michael Hanson – EIN 58-0002195