Our October program: Equity, Diversity and Inclusion What are the sustainable business practices organizations are embracing? How are the words defined? What do we add when we add equity to our practices? WPF members, Kim Gatling and Jennifer Mencarini will speak about best practices, what they have seen in organizations and the work they are…
Lunch at The Table in Asheboro and a visit to the Pumpkin Patch at The School Houses Gallery and STARworks Center
Join the Working Moms for breakfast as we gather to support each other. Please RSVP to Marlee at marleegfoster@gmail.com.
Do you know a story about an unsolved murder? Do you have a ghost story? Bring your best (creepy, scary or gruesome) story to Sippin’ Sisters and tell the group! Do you jump when things go BUMP in the night? Then you are the perfect audience for a ghost story! Listen, laugh and gasp! We will have plenty…
At this dinner meeting we will have an informal follow up discussion about the September Topic Meeting——“Own Your Worth”. Please RSVP to Katrina Solomon, katrinak.solomon@gmail.com by Monday, October 17 so we know how many to expect.
The Devoted to Diversity SIG invites WPF members to join us on to see The Hidden Truth of Black Wall Street at the Carolina Theater. Told from the perspectives of both Black and white people, the play will challenge everything you thought you knew and shine a light on the unabridged truth about the Tulsa Race…
This month’s gathering will be hosted by Amy Meinecke. We will be eating on the patio and there will be outdoor heaters. RSVP to Amy Meinecke at https://airtable.com/shrL9bv1AqeRMeQ9s
Service to Others will be working at the Grocery Distribution Center for One Step Further. We might be helping fill grocery orders, unloading donations, sorting donations, stocking shelves, loading groceries for patrons or assisting patrons with ordering or registering. Lunch afterwards to better get to know our WPF sisters. To join us, RSVP to Jody…