Community Day 2010
Llew Hicks, CEO of Progressive Child Care Academy and Progressive Healthcare and Counseling Services in Clinton, NC is currently organizing a community day celebration which will be held on Saturday, September 11, 2010 from 5pm to 10pm at 405
Lisbon Street in Clinton, NC. The public is invited.
The event is being organized to create a family friendly enviroment
that salutes our first responders, showcases area businesses that
support the community that offer a wide array of products and
services to enhance awareness of the resources available, and to
promote community saftey and preparedness. Live entertainment
will be provided by area performers including a special appearance
by R&B star Darien Brockington. 107 Kiss FM radio personalities Jae
McKrae will broadcast the "House Party" live at our event from 7pm
to 9pm and Tamlin Henry will also be on location from 5pm to 6pm
broadcasting the show "Community Forum." Join us at this event
and enjoy music, live entertainment, food and games for kids.
Proceeds will benefit the City of Clinton "Toys for Tots" program.
Downloads:
Event Flyer
Vendor Sponsorship
Vendor Responsibility
Emergency Preparedness is Everyone's Responsibility!
A disaster can strike at any moment. That's why we're encouraging the families, businesses and organizations in our community to
Plan, Prepare & Stay Informed! Spread the word to your family, friends & co-workers.
Helpful Links:
Sampson County Emergency Mangement
Highlands Chapter of the American Red Cross
NC Department of Crime & Public Saftey
NCDOT Severe Weather & Traffic Twitter Accounts
NCDOT Evacuation Maps
Mr. Hicks Provides Access Ramp for Disabled Senior
Llew Hicks, Founder and CEO of Progressive Health Care & Counseling Services, paid for the construction costs and labor to build a wheel chair access ramp for an elderly woman in our community earlier this year.
When Mr. Hicks was asked what inspires him to get involved in projects like this he said, "When I see that things need to be done in our community, the first thing I focus on is how can we get immediate results in the most efficient manner. People in our community are in need of solutions immediately, which means we must have confidence in our own ability to facilitate change."
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Sampson Independent: Sampson’s Llewellyn Hicks move forward with company
Llew Hicks, CEO of Progressive Child Care Academy and Progressive Healthcare and Counseling Services in Clinton, NC is currently organizing a community day celebration which will be held on Saturday, September 11, 2010 from 5pm to 10pm at 405
Lisbon Street in Clinton, NC. The public is invited.
The event is being organized to create a family friendly enviroment
that salutes our first responders, showcases area businesses that
support the community that offer a wide array of products and
services to enhance awareness of the resources available, and to
promote community saftey and preparedness. Live entertainment
will be provided by area performers including a special appearance
by R&B star Darien Brockington. 107 Kiss FM radio personalities Jae
McKrae will broadcast the "House Party" live at our event from 7pm
to 9pm and Tamlin Henry will also be on location from 5pm to 6pm
broadcasting the show "Community Forum." Join us at this event
and enjoy music, live entertainment, food and games for kids.
Proceeds will benefit the City of Clinton "Toys for Tots" program.
Downloads:
Event Flyer
Vendor Sponsorship
Vendor Responsibility
Emergency Preparedness is Everyone's Responsibility!
A disaster can strike at any moment. That's why we're encouraging the families, businesses and organizations in our community to
Plan, Prepare & Stay Informed! Spread the word to your family, friends & co-workers.
Helpful Links:
Sampson County Emergency Mangement
Highlands Chapter of the American Red Cross
NC Department of Crime & Public Saftey
NCDOT Severe Weather & Traffic Twitter Accounts
NCDOT Evacuation Maps
Mr. Hicks Provides Access Ramp for Disabled Senior
Llew Hicks, Founder and CEO of Progressive Health Care & Counseling Services, paid for the construction costs and labor to build a wheel chair access ramp for an elderly woman in our community earlier this year.
When Mr. Hicks was asked what inspires him to get involved in projects like this he said, "When I see that things need to be done in our community, the first thing I focus on is how can we get immediate results in the most efficient manner. People in our community are in need of solutions immediately, which means we must have confidence in our own ability to facilitate change."
Related Story:
Sampson Independent: Sampson’s Llewellyn Hicks move forward with company
