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On Veterans Day, Project MARS members serve those who served

November 16, 2021 by Paul Clark

On Veterans Day, Project MARS/AmeriCorps members came together for a day of service at Band of Brothers in Murphy. With gloves and rakes, they were there to serve others – but were already served by those that had already served…

Another Great Story from Project MARS – A simple hello was all it took

November 15, 2021 by Paul Clark

Each quarter, Project MARS/AmeriCorps collects “Great Stories” from its members in which they reflect on their experiences mentoring in the classroom and the progress they see students making. This month’s story comes from Tasha Lequire. At my service site, all…

Ricky Siegel: Time is the most valuable gift benefitting a Little

November 11, 2021 by Paul Clark

  In Laurel Magazine, Ricky Siegel, a board member of BBBS Cashiers & Highlands, write “the need is great for wise, compassionate men and women to share a measure of time and joy with a lonely child.” Thank you, Ricky,…

Disabled veteran in Haywood County finds fun in a Little Brother

November 11, 2021 by Paul Clark

On Veterans Day, The Smoky Mountain News and Blue Ridge Public Radio have presented stories about disabled Haywood County veteran Kori Osienger, who is a Big Sister to Little Brother Taiven. In this article in the SMN, Osienger, a former…

Hendersonville gives BBBS a warm, fuzzy bear hug

October 23, 2021 by Paul Clark

Thanks to Hendersonville’s Bearfootin’ At Walk, one of the bears – Shoot For The Stars – raised $5,200 for BBBS of Henderson County. What a fun event, what a gorgeously painted “bear,” and what a great show of support for…

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