2nd annual St. Paul village 5K walk Run
From the Chapel Hill News, May 21, 2014, pg. 4A
Roses from Mae McLendon to Anissa McLendon and Joe Bynum and members of the Planning Committee for the 2nd Annual St. Paul Village 5k Walk/Race which was held on March 1. More than 150 participants braved the cold weather to walk or run from McDougle Middle School's track through the streets of Carrboro back to McDougle. Donations were made to TABLE and Club Nova.
More roses from Mae McLendon to Nancy Jenkins, coordinator and members of Planning Committee for the 2014 Chapel Hill Carrboro CROP Hunger Walk on Sunday, March 23. “Neither the rain, cold or the Carolina Alert could stop walkers,” she writes. “This is one of the most profitable and well attended CROP Walks in the nation. Money raised helps eliminate hunger on the local level through Inter Faith Council for Social Service food programs and Church World Services in their effort around the globe.
Roses from Mae McLendon to Anissa McLendon and Joe Bynum and members of the Planning Committee for the 2nd Annual St. Paul Village 5k Walk/Race which was held on March 1. More than 150 participants braved the cold weather to walk or run from McDougle Middle School's track through the streets of Carrboro back to McDougle. Donations were made to TABLE and Club Nova.
More roses from Mae McLendon to Nancy Jenkins, coordinator and members of Planning Committee for the 2014 Chapel Hill Carrboro CROP Hunger Walk on Sunday, March 23. “Neither the rain, cold or the Carolina Alert could stop walkers,” she writes. “This is one of the most profitable and well attended CROP Walks in the nation. Money raised helps eliminate hunger on the local level through Inter Faith Council for Social Service food programs and Church World Services in their effort around the globe.
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Results Report - Overall Results - Top Ten
Place Bib Name XAg Hometown Time 1 249 Baddour, Allen M42 Chapel Hill NC 16:21.00 2 250 Baddour, Henry M14 Chapel Hill NC 18:53.80 3 292 Ponder, Johan M37 Jacksonville NC 20:09.70 4 270 Seils, Damon M41 Carrboro NC 21:50.20 5 376 Herrick, Jeffrey M40 Carrboro NC 21:55.00 6 231 Green, Philip M39 Holly Springs NC 22:05.40 7 400 Hunter, Jon M52 Durham NC 22:31.00 8 403 Tarantino, Lisa F46 Chapel Hill NC 24:09.30 9 441 Blue, Chris M46 Chapel Hill NC 24:13.40 10 431 Madden, Michael M58 Chapel Hill NC 24:20.10 |
And the winners are...
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CHAPEL HILL, N.C. (September 2013) The Second Annual St. Paul AME 5K Walk/Run will
be held at McDougle Middle School in Chapel Hill, NC on March 1, 2014. Early-Bird Registration (by 2/1/14) is $20/individual
and $40 family. After 2/2/14, registration is $25/individual and $45 family. Every
paid entrant will receive a free T-shirt.
The event features electronic timing by Cardinal Track Services, an awards ceremony with prizes for each age group, and a family friendly atmosphere with kid-approved games and food available for purchase. Proceeds will primarily benefit St. Paul Village, a multi-use and multi-generational development that will provide amenities and resources to the Chapel Hill-Carrboro community as well as fulfill the church's need for expanded worship and fellowship spaces.
As a tithing church, St. Paul will donate 10% of the net proceeds to two worthy local causes: Club Nova and Table. Learn more at stpaulamechapelhill.org or by calling 919-967-3961.
The event features electronic timing by Cardinal Track Services, an awards ceremony with prizes for each age group, and a family friendly atmosphere with kid-approved games and food available for purchase. Proceeds will primarily benefit St. Paul Village, a multi-use and multi-generational development that will provide amenities and resources to the Chapel Hill-Carrboro community as well as fulfill the church's need for expanded worship and fellowship spaces.
As a tithing church, St. Paul will donate 10% of the net proceeds to two worthy local causes: Club Nova and Table. Learn more at stpaulamechapelhill.org or by calling 919-967-3961.
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St. Paul Village Summary
St. Paul Village is a multi-use and multi-generational development that will provide amenities and resources to the Chapel Hill-Carrboro community as well as fulfill the church's need for expanded worship and fellowship spaces. It will be located on 20.4 acres at the corner of Rogers Road and Purefoy Drive, a historically African American neighborhood that dates back to the mid-1800's. The proposed site plan, to be built in phases, includes a new worship sanctuary and fellowship hall; mixed-use senior and affordable housing; childcare, youth, and senior centers; recreational facilities; a wellness center; a health clinic; an historical museum; and a memorial garden.* By balancing spiritual and physical health as well as providing educational and housing opportunities, St. Paul Village will help bring babies through senior citizens together while supporting and promoting the stability of the Rogers Road neighborhood—socially, economically, and culturally. Read overview. "A Transforming Development" Chapelboro.com 6/27/12 |
5K Benefit Walk/Run - 3/1/14
* Registration Form * Online Registration * Flier The Walk/Run begins and ends at McDougle School, followed by the awards ceremony, food, and family-friendly activities. |
*st. paul village phases
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PHASE 1
Administration, Day Care, Multi-Purpose Fellowship/Banquet Hall, Family Life Gymatorium, Senior Independent Housing, Memorial Park, Museum |
PHASE 2
Wellness Center, Sanctuary, Youth and Senior Center PHASE 3 Affordable Housing, Health Center |
