From Vol. 90, Ed. 08 May 2, 2024
(Sylva, N.C.) Circles of Jackson County brought back their annual Luncheon on May 1 at First Methodist Church in downtown Sylva to raise money and highlight growth tfrom members.
“We’re very excited to bring back our spring luncheon. It’s been a wonderful opportunity in the past for out Circle Leaders and volunteers to interact with the community and share the Circles story.“ Dawn Neatherly, executive director of Circles of Jackson County said.
The luncheon had a head count of 140 who were all invited by the Circles board. Four members of Circles told the audience what the organization had done for them since joining. Live music was provided as well as food from Haywood Smokehouse.
“We put in a lot of hard work to make this event possible. It’s all for a good cause and I’m glad we were able to start it back up again.” Dawn Neatherly said.
Circles of Jackson County is a non-profit organization focusing on moving families towards self-sustainability through education, intentional friendships, support, and community.
