Contributor: Jamie Richardson
Mt. Pleasant Animal Rescue (MPAR) is a dedicated organization committed to rescuing and rehoming animals in need. Since its inception in 2016, MPAR has relied on the kindness of volunteers and donors to fulfill its mission of compassion and care for animals awaiting their forever homes.
Photo credits: Mt. Pleasant Animal Rescue Facebook
Carol, the founder, has been involved in animal rescue for over 25 years, starting in her home and expanding as the community’s support grew. The town rallied behind her efforts, increasing the demand for her …
CMOW is celebrating 50 years of fueling lives in 2024.
Cabarrus Meals on Wheels (CMOW) is a non-profit organization that provides eligible homebound seniors and individuals with disabilities within Cabarrus County a well-balanced, nutritious meal 5 days a week. Volunteering for Meals on Wheels can be a deeply rewarding experience, offering numerous benefits to both the volunteers and the recipients.
Have extra time this summer or even just a free lunch hour? Summer is a busy time at CMOW because many of their regular volunteers are on vacation. This is a great opportunity for you to ste…
In mid-May, the Harrisburg YMCA hosted a long-awaited groundbreaking ceremony, officially marking the start of construction!
What amenities will the Y feature?
Aquatics Center 🏊♂️
Gymnasium 🏀
Health and Wellness Center 💪
Group Exercise Studio 🧘♀️
Youth and Teen Program Space 👦👧
Community Health Center 🏥
Chapel ⛪
Locker Room Facilities 🚿
They have created a great video with interviews and information about what it means family, connection, and fellowship.
Visit the website to learn all about plans for the new…
Contributor: Jamie Richardson
In Cabarrus County, the Cabarrus Victims Assistance Network (CVAN) has provided a support system for survivors of domestic violence since its establishment in 1982. With a mission to provide safety, shelter, and support for battered women and their children, CVAN has been actively working to end domestic violence in the community for over four decades.
In the early 1980s, battered women and their children in Cabarrus County had nowhere to turn for support. In response, CVAN was created as a safe space and a voice for those in need. One of its init…
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If you live in Cabarrus County, you have probably driven past one of the Ben Mynatt Family of Dealerships, or even bought a car or two from them.
What you may not know is the story of how the Mynatt family came to become not only a fixture in our car industry and one of the top female-owned businesses in our region but also a community citizen with a heart for giving back.
Honored recently by the Red Cross at their 2024 All-American Celebration on March 21, 2024, this video was created to tell their families’ story. 🎥 Watch the inspiring video.
Consider making a …
Contributor: Jamie Richardson
For over 20 years, the Academic Learning Center (ALC) has been providing free academic tutoring services to students working below grade level in reading and in math in Cabarrus County.
They are hosting a first-ever event to celebrate the incredible work being done in our community, called “ALES for ALC” and the entire community is invited!
ALES for ALC Event
📅 May 2nd from 5pm to 7:30pm
🕰️ 5pm to 7:30pm (doors open at 4:30pm)
📍 Southern Strain Brewing Company, 165 Brumley Ave, Concord, NC 28025
The event is sponsored by Doug and Cheryl Kel…
Contributor: Jamie Richardson
Mint To Be celebrates its five-year journey of empowerment and supporting mothers in need with “Blooming Together” Spring Gala.
Blooming Together Spring Gala
📅 May 18th from 6-10pm
📍 The Kettle Room at Cabarrus Brewing Company, 325 McGill Ave NW, Concord, NC 28027
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Motherhood is a journey filled with love, joy, and challenges. For many women, the transition into parenthood can be overwhelming, especially without proper support systems in place.
Recognizing this need, Mint to Be of the Carolinas wa…
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Our friends at Cabarrus County Parks and Active Living published this beautiful story in their newsletter about the impact Senior Centers have on our community.
Following loss, Cabarrus man finds purpose at senior center
Published on March 26, 2024 in CabConnect
Following his wife’s passing in 2022, Kannapolis native Steve Wilhelm went to the Concord Senior Center looking to play pool. He found that and so much more.
📰 Read the article
📹 Watch the video
Learn more about how you or someone you know can use the senior center facilities, r…
