Community Service
Wilmington Area:
LIVE OAK REAL ESTATE IS PROUD TO ANNOUNCE THAT WE WILL BE SPONSORING LUNCH FOR THE CAPE FEAR HABITAT FOR HUMANITY WOMEN BUILD
ON SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19TH.
On September 19th, the walls will be framed and the house will really take shape. An added bonus for Live Oak Real Estate is our very own Emily Gould and the Cape Fear Roller Girls will be working on the house September 19th, and making a cash donation!
For a complete Women Build Schedule, please contact:
Julie Hale, Volunteer Coordinator:
Julie@capefearhabitat.org
910-762-4744, ext.105.
Dee Pearce is organizing the meal for 35 women and could use help in delivering and serving. Everyone is welcome to participate anytime during the day. Lunch is delivered around 11:00 am. Walls will actually go up around 9:00am, hopefully.
Coats for the Coatless 11/7/2009
Very Successful Coat Drive this year. We gathered over 30 coats from our employees and Pam matched the donations with an equal number of childrens' coats.
2009 Thanksgiving Day Turkey Trot to benefit Cape Fear Habitat for Humanity
Pam and Walt, owners of Live Oak Real Estate
Stuffed Animals for Local Police
A private party thrown by Joan Lopez of Live Oak Real Estate to collect some stuffed animals. Stuffed animals??? Yes, the officers to put them in their
trunks to give to children in crisis when they go to abuse cases or car
accidents, etc. Pam Wooddell and Dee Pearce also from Live Oak in attendance.
**UPDATE***Thanks
"On behalf of the Wilmington Police Department, please let me thank you for
your generous donation of the stuffed animals and dolls. It is sad
situations in which we use these items, i.e. to comfort a child who
usually has been traumatized through no fault of their own, and your gift
will help officers to provide some comfort these children. Again, thank
you and rest assured they will be put to good use. Happy Holidays to you
and yours!
Lt. Obbie. M. Blanton
Wilmington Police Department"
Good Friends Meeting
The Good Friends event is a charity that works with Social Services and
gives a helping hand to families in need in the area. There were 630
women and about a dozen santa's from Wilmington such as Mayor Bill Saffo
and Commissioner Jonathan Barfield
Fayetteville Area:
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