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Jenny Callison

Jenny Callison

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Reporter, WilmingtonBiz

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Total articles 477

  • Food pantry’s growth highlights need

    By Jenny Callison Verified, Larry Shaheen, Rosalie Calarco, Daniel B. Winslow| WilmingtonBiz Verified Most organizations would be thrilled to log year-over-year double-digit growth in demand. But for The Lord’s Food Pantry in Shallotte, that jump in demand from 2024 to 2025 means more people in southern Brunswick County are in financial distress. Since the food pantry relocated in 2022 to a large metal building just off U.S. 17, it has seen a more than 80% increase in the clients it serves, according to Mike Claxton, TLFP board president. Some people are farm laborers.

    By Jenny Callison Verified, Larry Shaheen, Rosalie Calarco, Daniel B. Winslow · WilmingtonBiz

    Apr. 08, 2025

  • A Toast to Sisterhood

    By Jenny Callison Verified| Wilma Verified Delta Sigma Theta celebrates 85 years Even in an area as awash in networking and service organizations as Wilmington, Delta Sigma Theta stands out for its ambitious and enduring mission. The sorority, one of the so-called “Divine Nine” Black Hellenic organizations, was formed by twenty-two Howard University undergraduates in 1913. The Wilmington area alumnae chapter, launched in 1940 by sixteen local women, celebrates its eighty-five years of social action at a gala May 23.

    By Jenny Callison Verified · Wilma

    Mar. 26, 2025

  • Food pantry’s growth highlights need

    By Jenny Callison Verified, Larry Shaheen, Rosalie Calarco, Daniel B. Winslow| WilmingtonBiz Verified Most organizations would be thrilled to log year-over-year double-digit growth in demand. But for The Lord’s Food Pantry in Shallotte, that jump in demand from 2024 to 2025 means more people in southern Brunswick County are in financial distress. Since the food pantry relocated in 2022 to a large metal building just off U.S. 17, it has seen a more than 80% increase in the clients it serves, according to Mike Claxton, TLFP board president. Some people are farm laborers.

    By Jenny Callison Verified, Larry Shaheen, Rosalie Calarco, Daniel B. Winslow · WilmingtonBiz

    Apr. 08, 2025

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WilmingtonBiz

Wilmington, North Carolina, United States

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