A Bridge to Mobility - LNC at the Camino Community Center

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201 Stetson Drive,Charlotte NC 28262

29 July, 2021

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Join LNC alumni and friends of LNC for a lunch presentation, tour, and volunteer opportunity at the Camino Community Center in Charlotte! Join LNC alumni and friends of LNC for a presentation, tour, and volunteer opportunity centered around mobility. When thinking about a bridge, we see a beginning, middle, and end. As it relates to mobility in NC, it is important to bridge the gap so every citizen of NC has equal access. The Camino Community Center says "when need and capability meet, there begins the pathway, the camino, for transformation. We hope to bridge the gap between those who have and those who have not and establish a community in which people from all walks of life can come together and TRANSFORM one another." During our time at The Camino Community Center, we will share a meal, hear from four team members, tour the facility, and help fill backpacks in service to the Camino community. This event will create space for our alumni and friends to connect and reconnect with LNC. We believe that creating opportunities for folks to learn something new and strengthen their networks is key in launching NC forward. Agenda 11:00 – 11:30 am: Networking 11:30 – 12:30 pm: Lunch with Presentation/Q&A 12:30 – 1:15 pm: Tour of Facility 1:15 – 2:00 pm: Optional Volunteer Opportunity - Items to Bring To Donate Speakers from the Camino Community Center Carolina Benitez - Clinical Supervisor Sharisse Johnson - Executive Director Rusty Price - CEO & Founder Keri Elliott Revens - Director of Research and Evaluation Frequently Asked Questions Is the event open to the public? Yes - this event is for LNC Alumni and friends of LNC. Do I need to bring my ticket to the event? You do not need to bring your ticket to enter the event. There will be a registration table outside the meeting space for check-in.

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