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Allied Churches is hiring! We have openings for Food Services Advocate and Shelter Advocate. If you are interested in learning more about these positions - click on: What YOU can do / Work for us.
To apply for either of these positions - please send a cover letter and resume to info@alliedchurches.org.
Sara Beth Puckett was recently named as Allied Churches of Alamance County’s new development associate who will direct fundraising and marketing efforts for the nonprofit organization. “We are delighted to have Sara Beth on board to help continue a hugely successful year at Allied Churches of Alamance County,” Executive Director Kim Crawford said. “Her past experience gives us a fresh new perspective for continuing the work of housing the homeless and feeding the hungry here in Alamance County.” see more........
WBAG to broadcast live from Holly Hill Mall TODAY 9am - 2pm. Bring your canned goods, and cash over to the mall today (Monday June 30) - meet WBAG staff, members of the Elon Football team, and of course ACAC staff as they help us raise much needed cash and food!! We'll be in the back entrance near Dave's Furniture Decorator Warehouse mall entrance.
ACAC has exciting employment opportunities! We are currently looking for passionate people to fill openings in our Shelter ....go to http://www.alliedchurches.org/work-us for more information!
So proud to work with John Robinson! John is the Times-News, "Cook of the Month." Congratulations John.
Great story about community giving. Alamance Barber Institute comes every week to give haircuts to residents and visitors of ACAC. Sometimes all it takes a is good haircut, a little change, to lift your confidence...priceless!!! For more: http://myfox8.com/2014/04/09/alamance-barber-institute-gives-free-weekly-haircuts/
Come out and visit your favorite vendors, meet the local farmers, AND visit staff of Allied Churches Saturday April 5th, 8am - 12 noon, downtown Burlington (corner of Front Street and Spring St).
After a long weekend, ACAC is fully functioning - lights, internet, and phones are up and running. ACAC is grateful no one was hurt and all our residents and neighbors are safe. Thanks to all who assisted during this time!!
Please note: We are NOT accepting perishable food donations as this time. Check back regularly to see when we will be receiving perishable food donations again.
4pm on Sunday the power came back to the shelter. We have electricity, still NO phones and internet. We are however OPEN for business.
Day three - due to the recent ice storm and subsequent power outages - ACAC (Alamance County's Homeless Shelter) is still running on generator power. Our phones and computer services are currently down. WE ARE OPERATING THE SHELTER AND SOUP KITCHEN BUSINESS AS USUAL.
Additionally, we cannot accept perishable food donations at this time as we have limited working refrigeration space.