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Fall 2017 News From the East Ocean View Civic League www.livingeov.com
Inside A Fitting This Tribute Issue... The city presented a beautiful plaque honoring Jim Janata • A Letter from the and all he did for East Ocean President View on Oct. 9th. The crowd, including his widow, • EOVCL Minutes were treated to beautiful Summary views of the Rain Garden • Feed a Void and the Shoreline restoration • Coastal Tax Opening projects made possible by Jim’s generosity. • New Residents • Upcoming Events • STE(A)M EOV • A Dolphin Adventure • Halloween in EOV • Apple Pumpkin Festival • Volunteerism • The Art of Marriage
Upcoming EOVCL Meetings Meetings are the first Thursday of each month at the East Ocean Community Center – 20th Bay East Ocean View Civic League EOVCL Board of Directors Meetings Last Thursday of the Month Winter 2016 1 www.livingeov.com Civic League Information
EOVCL Staying Involved BOARD As the weather starts to cool down, I hope everyone is enjoying our beautiful beaches. 2017 OFFICIALS Fall is always sprinkled with sunny days, less crowds & no humidity, making our President beach a wonderful place to walk. Ann Bolen [email protected] As the election looms, I am hopeful we will elect smart, engaged people who will Vice President remain focused on the issues and not be distracted with all the media noise. EOVCL Steve Chamberlain has welcomed any candidate that reached out and has given them an opportunity Vice [email protected] to speak. Your Board encourages civic involvement. I was delighted to listen to Thelma Drake speak about bike lanes at our October meeting and learn of all the Secretary “traffic calming” discussions being held for East Ocean View Ave. I hope everyone Ann Freeman feels the growing momentum in our community and commits to staying involved. [email protected] You only need to review the number of newcomers each issue that we welcome to our community to see how EOV is attracting families. We hope they will become Treasurer members of Civic League and get involved. Jeff Lewis [email protected] Edward Matthews, Manager of Recreation and Human Development for Norfolk will be coming to speak about Recreation, Parks and Open Space in Norfolk and Directors at Large EOV specifically in the coming months. I feel our REC center does an amazing job Deborah Lutz and they truly appreciate the support they feel from EOVCL. Juanita Snead Michael Phelps Scott Berry John Hadfield Ann Bolen David Moore Alice R. Webley Jimmy Carter President, East Ocean View Civic League
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While attending an EOVCL meeting Spring of 2017, Coastal Tax Service recently announced the opening of Kim and I saw a void we could fill; providing food for their East Beach location at 9555 Shore Drive. This is our Rec Center Management Team to provide some 20- in the East Beach Shoppes Open to the Public where and All theare Welcome Sandfiddler !! Cafe, 25 children on a daily basis 6 days a week. These school AJ Gators and Mona Lisa Pizza are. Coastal Tax Service age kids have lunch as early at 10:30am daily and in some is a YEAR-ROUND full-service tax and bookkeeping cases may not have food at home. So providing snacks to service. Here you will be greeted with great service at a growing children seemed like a super idea. We started more economical rate than more store front operations. talking to the Rec Center Mgmt. and started buying Coastal Tax Service specializesLocal, Seasonal in Marketplace personal income taxes Saturdays at Pavilion Park foods that could be heated up as well as crackers, water, as well as business,27th partnerships,Bay Street, East Beach, trusts, Norfolk estates and non- juices etc. During the summer months the need is not profit tax returns May 3rd throughas well October as small25th - 9:00business until Noon bookkeeping. ads great with City providing meals during the week Additionally,November we have 8/22 and the December capability 6/20 - 10:00 of doing until 1:00 all state and but still fed kids on Saturdays 2 to 3 meals per child for cityBringing returns the best for of anyVirginia state to a beautiful or locality park setting that by therequires Chesapeake them Bay. as USDA certified organic and sustainably grown produce, meat, free range chicken some 30 children. During the summer months they work well andas turkey,we canfish and provide seafood, eggs, assistant milk, butter, breads, with scratch prior made year baked goods, returns. with retired folks and local farms to pick and distribute Our knowledgeablegluten free available, Virginia staff artisanal is ready cheeses, peanuts,to assist salsa, dogyou treats, in any of homemade pasta and sauces, homemade ice cream, goat and natural soaps produce that was not sold (pears, peaches, corn etc.). your tax orand bookkeeping lotions, dips and rubs, needs. florals, knife sharpening services, I was really inspired by seeing what I perceived to be wood fired oven pizza, BBQ, and we’re always growing ! Plenty of street parking available ! elderly grandparents doing the leg work. Our off-season hours are Monday – Thursday 10:00am Visit our website for directions or more information, and check out the – 4:00 pm andMarket Friday Menu for 10:00 upcoming eventsam and– 2:00lastest news. pm. We are also This Fall we restarted our effort to buy notorious foods available nights and weekends by appointment. We invite that I would eat and felt kids would. Peanut Butter or you to stop by and check out the new office as well as check Cheese Crackers, Raman Noodles ( a go to breakfast food out all the Ocean View photos we have up on the walls. for or daughter) Beef Stew, Chunky Soups fruit drinks Also, check out our web site at www.coastaltaxservice. and of course Chef Boyardee MiniRaviolis… I confessed com and subscribe to our newsletter. to the RecGET Center READY Mgmt. FOR that OUR I was aNEW fan of MENU! everything EXCEPT Canned Chef Boyardee Ravioli YUCKY --- My Our office phone number is 757-481-4800 and our fax Italian Momma would come down and slap me upside number is 757-481-4848. my head. We look forward to seeing you soon. Turns out the Kids ARE Big Fans of the MiniRaviolis. Last purchase I must confess we bought a fair amount Come to the light, we’ll treat you right. of my kind of nutritious snacks .. Mini Packages of Fig – Coastal Tax Service Newtons, Oreos and Chocolate Chip Cookies.. My logic there is fruit in one of these cookies!
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Every week, we are honored to be joined in East Ocean Jerry Collier 9507 19th Bay Street Every week, we are honored to be joined in East Ocean View by new families moving here. They come from other John Couch 9605 18th Bay Street View by new families moving here. They come from John Greene parts of the region, the state and often other places in the Brian Daugherty 9567 Bay Point Drive other parts of the region, the state and often other country. By whatever means, placesand whatever in the country. encouraged By whatever George means, Davros and whatever 3216 Pleasant Avenue them to be a part of our community,encouraged we welcomethem to bethem a part ofMichel our community, Davros we 3210 PleIn 2010,asant a Avenue group of Norfolk Master Gardeners (who call themselves all. We hope they will also choosewelcome to become them all. a memberWe hope theyMark will Dewey also choose to 8250 No“therth Dunies”), View Blvd in partnership with the City of Norfolk Wetlands of the East Ocean View Civicbecome League, a member a group of the of East MichaelOcean View Donovan Civic 7922 ShBoardore andDrive, East #317 Beach Company LLC, began a project at the north end of 27th Bay Street in East Beach. It was called the “Native like-minded folks seeking to strengthenLeague, a thegroup ties of that like bind minded Elizabeth folks seeking Gay to 4725 Hammock Lane Dune Demonstration Garden.” The goal was to promote the us and make this area an even greater place to live! Todd Graver 1878 East Ocean View Ave., #E strengthen the ties that bind us and make this area an aesthetic beauty of a flower garden using native plants--such as Cape even greater place to live! The Robertlist of namesGrubbs and addresses4370 EaAmericanst Beach Beach Drive Grass, Blue Toadflax, Chicory, Horsemint and The list of names and addressesbelow below was takenwas taken from fromthe “Homes” Michele section Hammel of the 1600 EaDunest Ocean Elder--and View to Ave., encourage #J conservation and protection of the the “Homes” section of theSaturday Saturday edition edition of theof theVirginian-Pilot. Holly Hieb If you’re new 9570 23rddune. B Interestingly,ay Street there are weeds in the garden, and many are Virginian-Pilot over the past threeand wemonths. missed If youryou’re name, new contactBeth us Hughes so we can correct 9549 7thleft, Beitheray Street because they can’t pull them all or because many of them are pretty. They also help hold the sand in place. and we missed your name, or theif we error! have misspelled your Teresa Jones 7922 Shore Drive, # 216 name, please contact us so we Ralican correctAmin the error! Roy8134 Kitchener Ships Crossing Rd9529 25thFour yearsBay Streetlater, as highlighted in a 2013 Virginian-Pilot article, it is a success story. Not only have local homeowners begun to use native Camila Kraehmer 2080 East Ocean View Ave. George Arelliano 9628 16th Bay St plants in private yards close to the Chesapeake Bay, so too have Carol Allain 9574Benjamin 28th Bay StreetArnett Francesca4138 Seafarer Litow Ave 4723 Wilandscaperslben Street begun recommending similar blends. Christopher Allen 9622 20th Bay Street David Mack 7922 Shore Drive, #316 Ann Ashworth 4755 Wilben St To date, over 1000 documented personal contacts have been made Christopher Armstrong 4658Luan Pleasant Bell Avenue Saverio4153 Harbor Maldari Walk Ave 4114 Prby ettythe Master Lake Ave., Gardeners #A with visitors at the garden. And that is in James Ashmore 9512Joshua 7th Bay Benton Street Lisa9634 Mandes 7th Bay St 2603 Pradditionetty Lake to countless Ave. other visitors to the dune who can read the Community News sign explaining the purpose and the flowers; pick up a free dune Mary Bisese 9496Ben 29th Bisterfield Bay Street Elise8126 Marrs Ships Crossing Rd9527 27th Bay Street Mark Boone 9518 3rd Bay Street John Martenstein 9622 18thbook markBay Street at the Little Creek Branch Library of Norfolk; or simply Annie Britt 9626 15th Bay St learn by word of mouth. Bonnie Braitwaite 4707 Pleasant Avenue Nicholas Martinelli 9624 20th Bay Street Douglas Burfield 4756 Pleasant Ave Scott Bye 8221 Captains Way Louis Martinette 9483 MoDonnaoring Keuren, Drive one of the Master Gardeners, perhaps sums it up Michael Claus 4149 Mariners Point Rd Christopher Carter 3107 Pretty Lake Avenue Maureen Meehan 2050 Eabest:st “…theOcean dune View represents Ave. more than just a beautiful transition Scott Craig 9631 24th Bay St between ocean and our lives on land. It now represents hope and Shawn Chapman 9536 19th Bay Street Abby Mennerich 3919 East Ocean View Ave. Allison Crepeau 9628 27th Bay St renewal.” All are welcome to visit anytime! I will note the dune is David Childers 4760 Pleasant Avenue Lesia Murray 3945 Eaandst always Ocean be View fragile, Ave. and that maintaining a dune garden is best Diane Dorney Michael9680 28th Newell Bay St 9607 17thdone withoutBay Street walking on it. Timothy Fabrizi Dustin9637 23rd Noell Bay St 9537 17th Bay Street
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Marketing Online Courses November 14, 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM @ Jolity Each class is 9AM-11AM with optional follow-up one-on-one marketing sessions with the instructors to develop and review YOUR online strategies. To schedule your session, contact [email protected] Guardians of the Greenery for toddlers November 16, 10:00 AM - 10:45 AM @ Lakewood Athletic Building The perfect program for toddlers 3-5 years old who are curious about nature and enjoy the outdoors. The topic is An Apple a Day. Includes a specially-selected nature book, nature craft and adventure awaits. Adults must remain with their children. America Recycles Day November 18, 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM @ Waste Management Join the City of Norfolk for America Recycles Day on Saturday, November 18th from 9am-noon at the Waste Management facility, 1176 Pineridge Road. Open to the public, this annual recycling collection event offers residents a one-stop-shop to properly dispose of household items, clothing, general recyclables, household hazardous waste, electronics, and more. For a complete list of acceptable items, visit www.norfolk.gov/knb See you there on Saturday, November 18th! Get Involved Today! Join the EOV Civic League Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone Membership Application - by Virginia Symphony Name (1): ______November 25, 7:30 PM @ Chrysler Hall The Virginia Symphony Orchestra will perform Harry Name (2): ______Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone™ in Concert as part of Address:______the Harry Potter Film Concert Series. The concert will City:______ZIP Code:______feature the Virginia Symphony Orchestra performing, to picture, every note from Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Date Resident of EOV: ______Stone™. Home Phone:______6th Annual Rockefeller in Ocean View Tree Lighting Work Phone:______November 26th at 5:15pm Email:______Town Park pavillion, Ocean View Signature: ______A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens, Membership shall be open to any resident, business owner or property owner in Planning Districts Adopted by Patrick Mullins - Opening Night 6 & 7, the East Ocean View section of the city of Norfolk. (Note: This geographic area is that portion of the city bounded by the Chesapeake Bay on the north, 1st Bay Street on the west, Pretty Lake December 6, All Day @ Wells Theater on the south eastward to the point of Thompson Road, then along Thompson Road to East Little It wouldn't be the holidays without Dickens' A Creek Road then eastward to the Little Creek Naval Amphibious Base.) Membership dues shall be $15.00 per person or $25.00 per household per calendar year. Dues shall be due and payable Christmas Carol at the Wells Theatre! This heartwarming by January 1st, or the first scheduled monthly meeting of each calendar year. Membership shall story follows the Ghosts of Christmas Past, Present, be considered lapsed if dues are not renewed by February 1st. Members whose memberships are and Future as they visit Ebenezer Scrooge and remind lapsed for a year or longer shall be presumed to have discontinued membership and any renewal after that time shall be treated as a new membership. Dues for new memberships beginning on or us all of hope, redemption, and love. December 6 to after July 1st shall be half of the full year membership. A member whose membership has lapsed December, 24 2017 may re-activate their membership by the payment of dues.
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Week 9: November 1st Week 13 & 14: Dec. 6th and Dec. 13th CO2 powered car EOV Gingerbread
Like the week 5 exercise, they will build another cardboard We will be making a gingerbread house and modeling car to race but this time it will be fueled with CO2 power it after the EOV Rec Center. One group will make the (mentos and soda). They will race these outdoors, as Ms. building, one will make parking lots, one will make ball Dana would kill us all otherwise. fields, one will make playgrounds, and one will make the pier, water, and shelters. Basically, this will be a scaled down model of what EOV looks like using edible Week 10, 11, 12 (Nov. 8, Nov. 15, Nov. 29) stuffs. This will then be used as a centerpiece for the Humpty Dumpty Experiments Part 1 EOV Christmas Cookies with Santa Celebration. Arts, engineering, and architecture will be the premise for this exercise. Ms. Humpty Dumpty wants her children to have the same experiences as all other kids. Ideally, she would like them to experience the slides on the playground. There are 5 slides that range from small, to bumpy, to spirally, to very steep. Her children have no arms or legs (after all they are just un-boiled eggs). Using recyclable materials, the students must devise safety gear for the “children of Ms. Dumpty” in which will allow them to move down the slides without breaking. Everything that is put on the eggs must be able to be removed without breaking the egg as well (so just wrapping with duct tape won’t work). This is engineering and thinking outside the box as its best. The students will document everything and will be expected to display their results to the public (civic league). Since there are 5 slides, each slide will be an individual experiment. Week 15: Dec. 20th Stained Glass
Using sugar and water, we will be working on the science of crystallization. We will make ornaments that can be anything the kids want, but in candy stained glass.
Week 16: Dec. 27th Density Tower
This will be an experiment about the densities of liquid and stacking them on one another. The students will be expected to write this up as a scientific experiment showing their results.
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Community News Civic League InformationDogs on the Beach and other Information As seen through the eyesSummer ofis half the over now,EOVBAA but it is never too late to learn a little about the city’s rules. These rules are Happyin fact part Halloween of the city’s EOV!municipal ordinance. It’s the law, in other words ! Dogs on the Beach (andCoach other Dwight animals McDowell as well) are PROHIBITED from Ms. Dana Andrews and her REC staff and Laura Knipp, 10AM until 6PM, during the summer season which the city defines as between the Norfolk Park Ranger provided a wonderful Halloween My wife Angela and I founded our sports ministry to SaturdayIn addition BEFORE to the EOVCL, Memorial I need Day toand thank Labor others Day. that the EOV community—the East Ocean View Beach wefor feel the are children giant helpers in East inOcean our community. View. Thanks go to Bon Athletic Association (EOVBAA)—20 years ago, BonSecours Secours for andproviding Healthy the Communities, food and candy led needed by Ms. to put Theon aCity’s fun partyoff leash which permit included rules dinner do NOT for allmake and an gamesexception to these times. It doesn’t and each year we get so much more than we can matterJoanne if Merinar you have and a permither awesome for an unleashedteam, have dog. helped During other times, from 6 PM imagine! Our financial budget seems to shrink each theand EOVBAA treats. soTwo much. HUGE Thank piñatas you for were being created there by the untilSTEM 10AM class the (think following GIANT day, Eyeballs!) dogs are allowedand I’m IFtold THEY there ARE LEASHED, and the year, but our trust in God has grown. By this I mean rulesas we says continue the leash shaping, must bemolding 8’ or shorter. and guiding An exception young to the leash requirement (but we continue to receive support and backing from peoplewas enough in EOV. candy Thanks in thosealso to piñatas the EOV to makeCommunity any dentist NOTsmile! the Good time restriction)times. allows an owner who has an OFF LEASH PERMIT, to let community organizations such as the EOV Civic theCenter dog Stafffree provided led by Ms. the Dana owner Andrews, HAS THE the PERMITNew Life WITH HIM (or her). League at critical times. Your EOVCL donation this Christian Center (best Christmas Carolers EVER!), summer to help sponsor our Back to School Youth The StoreApple House, Pumpkin and to all Festival other 2015 in volunteers.the Garden There is also a requirement that you clean up after your dog. In fact, that rule is simply Survival Seminar (YSS), as well as support for our We appreciate you and desire God’s absolute best for an acknowledgement of what I would call being respectful of others. Norfolk does fall and winter for soccer is truly appreciated. Beyond you.The You weather Guys Rock!!!!!could not have been more beautiful for have a number of dog parks where under certain conditions, dogs can be free and not your financial support, many volunteered and helped the Community Apple Pumpkin Festival held in the us throughout the year. Thank you all for your support onIfCommunity youa leash. didn’t The get Gardenclosest to work dogon with parkOct. us is in 28th.in 2015, West we ThanksOcean invite View. to the and your efforts to work together as a community! My yougenerosity to join us of in 2016.Bon Secours,Our ongoing there mission were isscarecrows to wife Angela and I are honored to serve in EOV these Theremakemade, EOVis popcornalso an an even ordinance enjoyed, better placeponyprohibiting ridesto live and anyoneand fresh play. on fruits the rocksand along the shore line. This many years. rulevegetables is little more available than forcommon sale. sense.This annualThe rocks event have always become slippery and therefore extremelydraws a crowddangerous. and there were lots of smiling faces on the children. Thanks to all the volunteers for makingCommunity this News STAYevent happen. OFF THE ROCKS!
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A Dolphin Adventure By John Greene Local News Who hasn’t seen pods of dolphins swimming in the them,” but they don’t seem to mind him coming close Bay?Beach Well, Replenishmentif you’re not up early Complete when they’re in “going EOV! to to watch them play. He added, though, “They are work,” or in the afternoon after a hard day of “eating, ‘wild 757 animals,’-480-0008 and could easily upend someone on a sleeping and playing,” as our speaker earlier this month paddleboard so I do have to keep some distance.” They John Greene “Be Good To You” said, you might not have. Ken Vinson, an environmental also liveCall and us! swim in pods, and, in listening to the Inengineer, 2015, the Virginia Army Tech Corps graduate of Engineers and East andBeach the resident, City of noises they make, are clearly communicating with one Norfolkenthralled signed a room an full agreement of adults andfor children construction on a Sunday of an another. He described the various names he’s given some: unprecedented coastal storm damage reduction project afternoon recently about his early morning adventures the “Four Horsemen,”9621 Granby who St Norfolk, are the VA males 23503 in the lead; a that will expand the beach 60-feet along 7.3 miles of paddleboarding up close with the dolphins. Vinson, “Family Affair,” www.BayBlissDaySpa.comwith the mom and pups; and the “Three shorelinea long-time in theNorfolk Ocean resident, View and said Willoughby he “never sawSpit them areas. Amigos,” the teenagers who wander off until the mom Asas ofa kid;this it’swriting, likely the beachwarmer replenishment and cleaner waters effort, of thewhich slaps the water to get their attention. willChesapeake put down Bay 1.2 millionhave drawn cubic them yards here of sand,in recent is finished years.” in EOV! This project will help protect homes, businesses and Oh, and if you’re wondering, dolphins swim up and recreationHe began areasby addressing, from waves and andcontinued flooding his focusduring on, coastal the down; sharks swim side to side. He hasn’t seen any sharks storms. 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Dogs on the Beach (and other animals as well) are PROHIBITED from 10AM until 6PM, during the summer season which the city defines as between the 10AM until 6PM, during the summer season which the city defines as between the Saturday BEFORE Memorial Day and Labor Day. Saturday BEFORE Memorial Day and Labor Day. The City’s off leash permit rules do NOT make an exception to these times. It doesn’t The City’s off leash permit rules do NOT make an exception to these times. It doesn’t matter if you have a permit for an unleashed dog. During other times, from 6 PM matter if you have a permit for an unleashed dog. During other times, from 6 PM until 10AM the following day, dogs are allowed IF THEY ARE LEASHED, and the until 10AM the following day, dogs are allowed IF THEY ARE LEASHED, and the rules says the leash must be 8’ or shorter. An exception to the leash requirement (but rules says the leash must be 8’ or shorter. An exception to the leash requirement (but NOT the time restriction) allows an owner who has an OFF LEASH PERMIT, to let NOT the time restriction) allows an owner who has an OFF LEASH PERMIT, to let the dog free provided the owner HAS THE PERMIT WITH HIM (or her). the dog free provided the owner HAS THE PERMIT WITH HIM (or her). There is also a requirement that you clean up after your dog. In fact, that rule is simply There is also a requirement that you clean up after your dog. In fact, that rule is simply an acknowledgement of what I would call being respectful of others. Norfolk does an acknowledgement of what I would call being respectful of others. Norfolk does have a number of dog parks where under certain conditions, dogs can be free and not have a number of dog parks where under certain conditions, dogs can be free and not on a leash. The closest dog park is in West Ocean View. on a leash. The closest dog park is in West Ocean View. There is also an ordinance prohibiting anyone on the rocks along the shore line. This There is also an ordinance prohibiting anyone on the rocks along the shore line. This rule is little more than common sense. The rocks have become slippery and therefore rule is little more than common sense. The rocks have becomeFall 2017slippery and therefore EOV Quarterly12 DISCLAIMER www.livingeov.com Many of the articles in the EOV Quarterly are from the Civic Anyextremely articles or dangerous. opinions are not necessarily the opinion of the extremely dangerous. Connection, A monthly News Service from the Division of EOVCL Officers or Board of Directors. The EOV Quarterly PleaseCommunications for Norfolksupport Civic Organizations and from our hasSTAY a press run OFFadvertisers! of over THE 500. ROCKS! STAY OFF THE ROCKS! volunteer writers. www.norfolk.gov/civic_connect/default.asp Spring 2017 5 www.livingeov.com
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Volunteerism By John Greene Research indicates that creating a culture of volunteerism cultures, beliefs, all united for a common purpose—to in the workplace can boost morale, workplace atmosphere, help others, not because they’re made (‘voluntold’) to!” and company brand perception. Corporate community Inman said, “Volunteerism is in our DNA…Volunteers engagement can be leveraged as an innovative, attractive tutor, distribute food, build homes.” (Sound familiar?) and cost effective professional development tool, Farley said most of their people are “looking for more sharpening hard skills that are directly applicable to than a paycheck;” they choose which activities they the work environment, while also developing a broad want to support; and added, it is also “not a criterion for range of soft skills that improve an employees’ personal, promotion consideration!” Conner said her career began management and business effectiveness. This all can and with volunteering to “stuff envelopes.” She said, too— sometimes does have an impact on bottom line profits. which others echoed—that it “develops organizational Four speakers recently discussed how their Hampton and leadership skills, besides just plain ‘feeling good.’” Roads companies have leveraged their community engagement into business success: Ruth Jones Nichols, To me, it was ironic and coincidental this topic came CEO, Foodbank of Southeastern Virginia; Emily on the heels of multiple summer hurricanes, where, in Farley, Atlantic Bay Mortgage Group; Anne Conner, their aftermath, the spirit of volunteerism was on full TowneBank; and Emma Inman, Cox Communications. display, with hundreds if not thousands of volunteers As always, the discussion was moderated by Cathy Lewis, pitching in to help those around them who lost so much, host of “Hearsay with Cathy Lewis.” if not everything. It was also a subject I and many in our community can relate to—volunteering our time and Nichols, the head of the largest food relief effort in talents to organizations, causes and charities we care Hampton Roads, said that, because “95% of every dollar about. From a corporate perspective, this was exactly goes to food distribution, volunteers are at the heart of what their employees were doing—and demanding in nearly everything we do,” and added, “Volunteerism many cases they be allowed to do! brings together people from different organizations,
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