WALDORF, Md. — Ivy & Pearls of Southern Maryland Community Charities Inc. (IPSMCC), in partnership with Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated® Nu Zeta Omega Chapter, will host two public events in April aimed at supporting local families and celebrating community growth.
The first event, the Community Resources Fair, will be held Saturday, April 12, from 10 a.m. to noon at the Capital Clubhouse, located at 3303 Waldorf Market Place in Waldorf. The event is free and open to the public, offering access to health, maternal and oral care services; mental health resources; CPR training; résumé and job training workshops; interactive fitness classes; and shred truck services. Children’s activities, music and refreshments will also be available.
Attendees are encouraged to bring canned goods or feminine hygiene products for donation to support local families in need.
On Wednesday, April 16, IPSMCC will host a ribbon-cutting ceremony from 2 to 3 p.m. at its new headquarters, located at 3825 Leonardtown Road, Suite 4, Waldorf. The event, held in collaboration with the Charles County Chamber of Commerce, will feature remarks from organization leaders, acknowledgments and a formal ribbon cutting to commemorate the chapter’s continued community impact.
Ivy & Pearls of Southern Maryland Community Charities Inc. (IPSMCC) is the charitable arm of the Nu Zeta Omega Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated®, and serves as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Together, they support the communities of Charles and St. Mary’s counties by enhancing socio-economic conditions through educational, charitable, financial, cultural and health-related resources and events. Known for their signature pink and green, chapter members have provided more than 44 years of service throughout Southern Maryland.
To RSVP for the ribbon-cutting ceremony, visit www.bit.ly/IPSMCC-Ribbon-Cutting.
For more information about the Community Resources Fair, click here.
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It could be that those planning on going to the event on 4/ 12 could find themselves in a crisis pregnancy. Ever heard of adoption? The Catherine foundation is available for those finding themselves in a crisis pregnancy. They willl attempt to help non– locals, too. 301-932-8811/
two thumbs up, thank you, I + P, please do this more often