(pictured above: LWS alumnus Ricky Touchstone.) For 30 years, Leadership Winston-Salem (LWS) has been bringing local leaders together to learn how to better serve the community. The nonprofit was started in
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(pictured above: (Front row, from left) Londyn Lindsay with Melissa Ledbetter and (back row) her parents (Sherise and Tony), Clarissa Felder and Tanya Neal.) A while back, Londyn Lindsay and her mother,
Samaritan Ministries settles in at new digs Samaritan Ministries Soup Kitchen clients saw a change of scenery last week as the agency served its first meals in its new building.
(Jones Byrd minds the turkeys on the grills.) Grill Team Six, a group made up mostly of attorneys that provides and prepares food for local nonprofits, spent several hours on
(pictured above: Kevin Walker Young helpers Kyan and Symiyah pose with (from left) Sgt. Tim James, Officer Latrina Leak, Capt. Natoshia James,
Jaycees hosts youth conference at WSSU Students focused on becoming better leaders in their schools and communities learned tools to
Grad students tackle hunger and raise thousands of dollars in the process Wake Forest graduate students tackled food insecurity this
(above: Sonjia Kurosky stands outside Samaritan Ministries.) Across the city, service providers are amping up their efforts to accommodate the homeless
Whole Man Ministries has launched an ambitious project to help local veterans get — and stay — on their feet. Five duplexes
Kevin Daniels defended his boss – Gov. Pat McCrory – last week against critics who say the state has become
