Wilmington Athletic Department Coach Stephanie Reveal (left) receives a $2,075 check from Melissa Hedrick (right), Executive Assistant of the Clinton County Convention and Visitors Bureau. The donation was made in recognition of the Wilmington Varsity Volleyball team’s efforts in selling t-shirts during the “Rock the Block” event.
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Clinton-Massie social worker Rachel Sams (center) receives school supplies collected during the “Rock the Block” Wilmington event as part of the “Teachers Rock” campaign. Pictured with her are Susan Valentine Scott (left), Director of the Clinton County Convention and Visitors Bureau, and Melissa Hedrick (right), Executive Assistant of the Bureau.
East Clinton High School Varsity Cheer Coach Contessa Puckett (center) collects school supplies donated as part of the “Teachers Rock” campaign, which were gathered during the “Rock the Block” Wilmington event. Pictured with her are Melissa Hedrick (left), Executive Assistant of the Clinton County Convention and Visitors Bureau, and Susan Valentine Scott (right), Director of the Bureau.
East Clinton High School Varsity Cheer Coach Contessa Puckett (left) receives a $500 check from Melissa Hedrick (right), executive assistant of the Clinton County Convention and Visitors Bureau. The donation was made in recognition of the cheer team’s efforts in helping distribute “Teachers Rock” t-shirts and swag bags to Clinton County teachers.
Wilmington Lacrosse Academy representatives receive a $1,500 check from Susan Valentine Scott (right), Director of the Clinton County Convention and Visitors Bureau, on August 21. The donation was made in appreciation of the Lacrosse Academy’s hard work during the “Rock the Block” Wilmington event clean-up.
Mrs. Blagg (center), a computer lab instructor at Holmes Elementary, receives a tote filled with school necessities as part of the “Teachers Rock” campaign. The supplies were collected during the “Rock the Block” Wilmington event to support local educators.
WILMINGTON — The Clinton County Convention and Visitors Bureau extends a heartfelt thanks to everyone who generously donated to the “Teachers Rock” campaign. Thanks to these contributions, schools across the district received totes filled with essential school supplies, which were collected during the Rock the Block event in July.
In addition to supporting local educators, the Convention and Visitors Bureau presented checks to local school athletic programs and organizations. East Clinton High School received a $500 check for its cheer team in recognition of their efforts in helping distribute “Teachers Rock” t-shirts and swag bags to educators during the event.
The Wilmington varsity volleyball team was awarded a check for $2,075 for their successful t-shirt sales at the Rock the Block Wilmington event.
The Convention and Visitors Bureau also gave a big thank you to the Wilmington Lacrosse Academy clean-up crew by presenting them with a check for $1,500 in appreciation of their hard work.
The checks were presented by director Susan Valentine Scott, of the Convention and Visitors Bureau and executive assistant Melissa Hedrick.
