If you've never been to Little Jumbo on Broadway, you should be sure to make a stop. And thanks to the generosity of co-owner, Chall Grey and manager, Elaina, we couldn't have had a better venue to celebrate the impact that this small but mighty group of donors have had during this, our Centennial year.
Amy Hanks, the Centennial co-chair shared with the crowd their collective impact
What an incredible morning! While we've held a number of convenings over the years, this is the first one officially held under the banner of United for Youth (U4Y). We would like to thank our partners (both in-state and out-of-state), teachers, faculty, school administrators, and most importantly, the amazing young people who attended and made this community convening a rich experience.
Guest post by Debby Vance
Regional Program Manager & Volunteer Coordinator
Food Connection
The Land of Sky P20 Council will implement strategies with an inclusive and innovative lens to align credentials of value with local employer needs that lead to family-sustainable wages in order to produce an additional 10,000 individuals in the workforce by the year 2030.
The economic prosperity of Western NC depends on a collaborative effort to fill the workforce gap our region faces from today until 2030!
Find us online at losp20.org and on social - facebook.com/losp20.org
We're excited to share that our team is growing! If you are passionate about and experienced in creating content that is engaging and motivating, then this might be the position for you.
This is a multifaceted role requiring a skilled professional with the ability to create diversified and engaging content across multiple channels including social, web, and newsletters. The right candidate will have the ability to advance our team's marketing goals through captivating promotion that resonates.
If this sounds like a challenge you'd excel at, then we want to talk with you.
Thanks to the Community Foundation of WNC and a Janirve SUN Grant we will be able to move forward with critical improvements to our building's HVAC system. These dollars will go a long way toward preparing our space for the return of our building tenants, community members, and our staff, as we return to full use of our facilities two years after the start of the pandemic.
Guest post by Rebecca Abide
Development and Communications Director
Asheville City Schools Foundation
We are hiring! We have open positions in our Community Engagement Department. Please visit our Employment Page for more information.