MONROE, N.C. — Health Officials in Union County will give out 3,000 doses of the Swine flu vaccine Saturday.
The vaccines are only for people in high risk groups, which includes pregnant women, children ages 6 months to 24 years old, healthcare workers, emergency workers and people with chronic medical conditions.
The clinic opens at 8:00 a.m. [...]
Flu Shot Clinics Coming Up This Week
November 9, 2009, Monroe, NC – The Union County Health Department will hold four flu shot
clinics this week; two for seasonal flu and two H1N1 flu shot clinics. All shots are free.
H1N1 Flu Clinic: By Appointment Only
Target Group: Pregnant women and children six months to 35 months of age
Date: [...]
Christmas Holiday festivals in Union County [...]
Giving to the needy in Union County NC, The Union County Christmas Bureau assists over 2,000 families each year and in order to continue to meet the needs of this growing number, we need help from others in our [...]
Unionville Elementary 60th [...]
The Union County NC Election results are in. Get a full run down of the elections for Union County here. if your looking for election results in another county in NC go [...]
Come Join the Celebration
Monroe Crossing will be hosting a Carnival Celebration beginning October 29th through November 8th. Rides, games, food, friends…what more could you ask [...]
The American Red Cross will be having blood drives throughout Union County. Appointments are suggested but walk ins will be served too.
November 8, 3-7:30 Stonegate Community, 1700 Crestgate Drive, Waxhaw
November 10, 3-7:30 Spirit of Joy Lutheran Church, 8600 Potter Road, Weddington
November 17, 2:30-7 Hermon Baptist Church, 9713 Lancaster Highway, Waxhaw
November 20, 8-1:30 Weddington High School [...]
Union County Christmas Bureau 2009 Location:
1416
Skyway Drive, Monroe, NC
Phone: (704) 296 – 4312
Volunteer Services Coordinator Email:
"mailto:ghaney@co.union.nc.us" target=
"_blank">ghaney@co.union.nc.us
About Union County Christmas Bureau
In 1979, the Jaycee Goodfellows, the Salvation Army, and the
Department of Social Services came together to try to meet the
needs of families during the Christmas season. That first year,
approximately 300 families were provided with toys and food for
their Christmas gifts. The Union County Christmas Bureau was
organized in 1983 to help meet the needs of low income families in
our communities. The Christmas Bureau became a collaborative effort
of many agencies within Union County including churches, civic
groups, schools, and businesses. The Christmas Bureau was also
formed as a clearinghouse to help prevent duplication of assistance
among families. Today, the Union County Christmas Bureau assists
over 2,000 families each year and in order to continue to meet the
needs of this growing number, we need help from others in our
community. In addition to more than 200 volunteers, the Christmas
Bureau relies on monetary donations, toy and gift item donations,
and family sponsorships. Individuals, businesses, churches, and
organizations can find at least one way they can assist and help
others in the community. Enjoy our website and just imagine the
possibilities of hundreds of smiling children on Christmas morning
because you took the time to care.
How to Help Financial Donations:
With the generous support of many in our community, the Union
County Christmas Bureau made Christmas a special time for 9,552
individuals in [...]
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