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Karen Spaugh poses with Alessio Graham, Herbert Graham and Marcus Graham.
Former ESR client gives back
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Winston Salem resident
Herbert Graham - with the
help of his sons Marcus and
Alessio Graham - generous
ly volunteered his time last
week to build a retainer wall
at Experiment in Self
Reliance's (ESR's) Spring
Street location.
Graham is a former
client of ESR, which helps
local working low-income
and chronically homeless
individuals and families. He
said volunteering his servic
es was a way to "give back
to ESR for everything
they've done for me. They
helped me at a time when I
needed it the most."
Graham even went so far
as to purchase some of the
supplies for the project him
self.
Karen Spaugh, the resi
dent manager at Spring
Street facility, remembers
when Graham used to be a
resident there.
"Mr. Graham was an
excellent tenant and a good
Herbert and Marcus Graham work to complete the wall.
housekeeper too! I hated to
see him go, but we are happy
to celebrate in his success,"
she said.
Graham is now a home
owner and has been
employed by the Goler
House in Winston Salem for
nearly two years.
Wake law students
raise money for
recreation center
Money will support youth
programs at Hanes Hosiery
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Wake Forest University School of Law and School of
Business students recently had their second annual JD/MBA
3 on 3 Basketball Tournament - Hoops & Hearsay - on the
school's cam
pus. Law School
students Kelly
Amell, Nigel
Vanderford,
Matt Toldero
and Matthew
M c C 1 e 1 1 a n
organized the
event.
The tourna
ment raised
$255 for the
Hanes Hosiery
Recreation
Center. Hanes
Hosiery
Director/Coach
-Art Blevins was delighted and humbled by the kindness.
"They're a special group, and I sincerely admire and
respect every one of them," said Blevins. "The law students
have been helping me here at the center by tutoring and
coaching basketball in our youth leagues for seven years
now. I'm truly blessed to have their support and friendship."
The money will go to the Hanes Hosiery Youth Fund,
which helps buy trophies, jerseys and supplies for kids. The
Center has also recently received generous donations from
Pam Willard, Tim Bryant and Weston & Associates.
"God has truly blessed me to have wonderful friends to
help our kids," says Blevins.
(From left) WFU Law stu
dent Kelly A me 11 with Hanes
Hosiery's Brandon Hobbs
and Art Blevins and WFU
Law student Nigel
Vanderford.
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