The MoneySmart class facilitated by a Rotary member during Dreams in Action Day was great. The presenter (Carlo White) should be a motivational speaker, he was just that unbelievable!! Calm, friendly, intelligent, worked the room and made all feel like we were part of his discussion.
Lacy Gamble, Greenville Resident and MLK Diversity Banquet and Dreams in Action Day Attendee …
We appreciate our Volunteers!
MLK Dream Weekend volunteers play a very important role and are critical to the success of the weekend of events. Volunteers assisted guests and the event coordinators in a friendly and sociable manner. This year in conjunction with Hands on Greenville, MLK Dream Weekend will offer “MLK Community Day of Service.” Keep checking back for more details.
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The MLK Dream Weekend Executive Board (aka the “Dream Team”) was privileged to participate in a wonderful night of celebration of the diversity, strength, and unique culture of Greenville SC. We were honored to win the Upstate Diversity Award for Non-Profit Organizations. This award was given by the Diversity Leadership Institute, sponsored by the Riley Institute of Furman University, the …
Dreaming is not only a healthy exercise, but it’s fun, inspiring and exciting – as long as you believe that you can achieve your dream. That’s step one. Once you’ve mastered the first step the second step is to brainstorm. Dreams are set on a number of different levels. A dream is nothing more than a conscious decision that you desire something and will go to work to make it …
MLK Dream Weekend Volunteer 2015 Volunteer Job Descriptions
MLK Dream Weekend volunteers play a very important role and are critical to the success of the weekend of events. Volunteers are asked to assist guests and the event coordinators in a friendly and sociable manner. Please note that all volunteers should defer questions that you cannot answer to the Volunteer Chairperson or Area Captain …
