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Womble Carlyle, NCBA Partner to Support Camp Challenge
April 27, 2007
Womble Carlyle recently partnered with the North Carolina Bankers Association (NCBA) to support Camp Challenge, a camp for high-achieving, low-resource, middle-school students from across North Carolina.
Governor Hunt, Burley Mitchell and Culley Carson, of Womble Carlyle recently met with NCBA Community Affairs Director, Sam Atkins, to discuss their partnership. A picture of their meeting will appear in the upcoming issue of Carolina Banker.
Camp Challenge, located at the Sertoma 4-H Educational Center in Stokes County, aims to teach campers marketable skills through creative, fun-filled activities. Among these skills are financial literacy, creative writing, public speaking, entrepreneurship, personal development, citizenship responsibilities, conflict resolution and career exploration. Campers are also exposed to business and banking concepts.
For more information on Camp Challenge and NCBA, please visit here.
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