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THE HUMAN RACE

The first day of Spring is Saturday, March 20, 2010 - the same day as The Human Race. The Human Race is a nationwide, community fundraising event that allows participants to raise money for their favorite nonprofit by running, walking, or rolling their way to the finish line on race day.

Help us welcome Springtime by participating on the Shepherd’s Center Walking Team. This is a great way to get exercise and socialize with friends while giving back to your community. and and every individual on our Team can collect donations for Shepherd’s Center.  Funds will be used to:

  • expand the Shepherd’s Wheels program by recruiting more drivers to provide necessary non-medical transportation for older adults in need
  • provide scholarships for those who are less fortunate to attend our educational programs such as Adventures in Learning, Shepherd’s Travelers, and SeniorNet Computer Classes.

Our 2010 Goal is to raise $2,000.

To register to walk or run in the 5K Human Race,
contact Debbie Porter – dwporter@triad.rr.com or Barbara Walters – bwalters3602@triad.rr.com.
If you are not able to join us on Race day, you can still support Shepherd’s Center by donating online at www.active.com/donate/thehumanrace2010/ShepherdsCenterGSO

20th ANNUAL GOLF TOURNAMENT

Check back soon for more details on this special event coming up in the Fall of 2010!

ANNUAL CELEBRATION
See photos on our Facebook Page!

We NEED your help!

Volunteer Drivers
Provide non-medical transportation to individuals living within the city limits of Greensboro OR in the Southeast area of Guilford County. Trips are limited to once a week for no longer than 2 hours. Common destinations include the grocery store, bank, post office, beauty shop or to visit a loved one in the hospital or nursing home.

Handy Hands Volunteers
Volunteer to help older adults with minor in-home repairs such as rewiring small electrical appliances, leaky faucets, door/window locks, or hanging pictures.

Office Volunteers
Assist with administrative duties such as answering the phone, typing letters, printing, and/or filing.

For more information email the Shepherd's Center office at shepctrg@bellsouth.net or call 336-378-0766.

The Shepherd's Center of Greensboro works to build an interfaith coalition that encourages community collaborations to engage and sustain active and homebound older people who desire to live independently. We provide opportunities for older persons to use their experience, skills, values and gifts in significant roles in society; enhance life satisfaction through caring relationships, lifelong learning, creative expression, community service and discovery of inner resources. Any senior has the privilege and responsibility to consider the design of a new program or service.

Shepherd's Center of Greensboro is open to all older adults 60+ or retired. Membership is not required to participate, volunteer, or receive services.

 

 

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