TEE2CURE – FUNDING OUTREACH AND CANCER SERVICES
All Proceeds Benefit Interfaith Community Outreach
Play will take place rain or shine at Duck Woods Country Club on June 14, 2018 at 1:00 p.m. Please sign up your team, there are still sponsorships available for sign and hole sponsors, as well as, opportunities for purchasing post game guest dinners. For more information call the ICO office at 480-0070. Rain date is set for September 20, 2018 at 1:00PM
• 4-Player Teams – Captain’s Choice
• Hole-in-One Prizes on Each Par 3 (including a New Car on Hole #17!)
• Awards Dinner
• Raffle, Prizes, Swag
• Free Round at Duck Woods CC
All Saints Episcopal Church mission is: “to be a faithful community and stewards of God’s will and gifts… to have a positive influence on all we touch.” The church on Pintail Court in Southern Shores dates to March of 2000 however they came together 5 years earlier as a mission church of St. Andrew’s-by-the-Sea. This May, their minister for the past 15 years has retired. ICO honors Rev.Tom Wilson (or “Father Tom” as he is better known) for his tireless support of the entire Dare County community and ICO in particular. This spring, ICO received a check for $2969.65 as one of the 7 non-profit organizations to benefit from the success of “All Saint’s After Dark” annual program of classes and events. Thank you to Father Tom and entire All Saints Congregation – you make this community a better place for all residents!
Cory Schneider, PGA Director of Instruction and Doug Kinser, PGA Director of Golf
Thank you to everyone who participated in the 3rd Annual Ernie Weller Celebration Golf Tournament! The event, which took place Saturday, March 31 at The Pointe Golf Club in Powells Point, brought 126 players who enjoyed a scramble format resulting in a wonderful day of golf, fun, and comradery while benefitting a worthy cause.
The cause was to celebrate the life of Ernie Weller, who was lost to cancer in August of 2015. He was an extremely popular face of The Pointe, and many members and returning guests knew and loved him. Ernie was a longtime friend, staff member, and ambassador for The Pointe Golf Club (and Carolina Club). In his honor, the event raised $1902.00 for ICO Cancer Outreach.
We would like to give a very special thank you to event sponsors: Cahoon Plantation, Eric Banks/City Beverage Co., Gun Shack, Hairoics Salon & Spa, Jim Carlton, Mulligans Raw Bar & Grille, Papa John’s Pizza, Pizzazz Pizza, The Pool Guy, Sea Scape Golf Links, Turf’s Up, and The Pointe Golf Club. Your help was instrumental in making this event a success.
It was truly a great day for all and on behalf of everyone at ICO, our thanks to the entire staff of The Pointe Golf Club and everyone for their participation!
Habitat for Humanity is committed to building a home in all 100 counties in North Carolina. Interfaith Community Outreach partnered with Habitat for Humanity of North Carolina and SECU Foundation with a monetary donation for materials for the Currituck and Dare County home projects. A dedication and celebration for the Brittani Denise Salyers family in Poplar Branch was held on March 2, 2018. ICO was so happy to help the Salyers family on this project and so happy they have a home of their own. Thank you to all the donors who made this dream possible for Brittani and her daughters.
Picture from left to right: Top Row
Beverly Owens, ICO Volunteer, Brittani Denise Salyer Habitat Home Owner, daughters, Felicity & Ali Salyer, Greg Kirkpatrick, Executive Director and President, Habitat for Humanity NC
Julie Tortelli, Leader and Hillarie Brown, Co-Leader along with their troop presented ICO with an amazing donation of hats, gloves and scarfs. The girls were working on their Bronze Award for Community Service and have been collecting since November 2017, with collection drop off spots at all the elementary schools. ICO Executive Director gave the girls a tour of the office and explained how ICO helps our neighbors in need and how this donation of warm hats, gloves and scarfs will make a big impact
Picture from Left to right top:
Julie Tortelli, Makia Moldavantop, Emalee Johnson, Jasmine Lewis, Evie Brown, Sadie Tortelli, Cassidy Stanley, Skye Hall, Lily Tortelli, Ava Custer and Jenniffer Albanese
A great turn out for the Morning Schmooze Sponsored By: Southern Bank/G.R. Little Agency/Duck’s Cottage. Thank you to everyone that came to the event and to big thank you to Susan Clissold, with Southern Bank winner of the 50/50 raffle for donating her winning of $94.00 back to ICO.
Picture from left to right:
Leigh Bracy, ICO Board Chair, Margaret Caldwell, GR Little & ICO Board Member, Brian Strickland, KH Police Department & ICO Board Member, Beulah Ashby, Dare County Water & ICO Board Member, Mike Pringle, Coldwell Banker Seaside Realty & ICO Board Member & Matthew Spencer, Law Office of Matthew J. Spencer, P.C.& ICO Board Member.
Dominion Energy Supports Critical Community Needs by
Giving More Than $1 Million to Charity
- Focus is on essential needs for shelter, access to health care, and food security
in communities served by Dominion Energy
Interfaith Community Outreach Awarded Access to Health Care Grant
Picture from left: Lou Williams, Dominion Energy Employee, Jenniffer Albanese, ICO Executive Director, Mike Pringle, ICO Board Member, Pam Pekrun Dominion Energy North Carolina External Affairs Manager, Dominion Energy Services, Inc.
As part of its ongoing commitment to communities, Dominion Energy is jump-starting the new year with more than $1 million in Critical Community Needs grants to help feed, shelter and care for people in need across the company’s footprint. Donations will be shared by 161 nonprofit organizations providing critical community services in 11 states. In North Carolina six organizations will share $55,000 for meeting essential community needs:
Interfaith Community Outreach, Inc. was awarded a $20,000 grant to be used to provide a much needed service to help residents have access to health care and to provide cancer outreach for transportation, medical assistance, and other services for cancer clients. ICO’s Mission is to
Provides Assistance to Individuals Facing a Temporary Emergency Crisis in Dare and Currituck Counties, “bridging the gap in our community” where no one will face an emergency crisis alone. ICO provides emergency gap services to our neighbors in need who live in Dare and Currituck Counties who have no other place to turn for help. ICO’s 13th years of services in our community has made a big impact, over 7,000 families served and over $2,000,000 in monetary outreach given back to our community.
“While many of us look forward to a new year, we recognize that many people in our communities struggle to afford the basics needed for a secure, healthy and productive life,” said Hunter A. Applewhite, president of the Dominion Energy Charitable Foundation. “These grants will help fill critical needs for nutritious food, safe shelter and the medical care essential for a better future.”
This is the third year that the company has given more than $1 million in Critical Community Needs through its charitable arm, the Dominion Energy Charitable Foundation.
Dominion Energy (NYSE: D), headquartered in Richmond, is one of the nation’s largest producers and transporters of energy. The Dominion Energy Charitable Foundation is dedicated to improving the physical, social and economic well-being of the communities served by Dominion Energy. The foundation supports nonprofit causes that meet basic human needs, protect the environment, promote education and encourage community vitality.
ICO would like to extend a sincere thank you to Dominion Energy North Carolina for helping to improve the physical, social and economic well-being of our community. If you know of anyone in crisis, please have then call 480-0070 or come to the office, 115 Mustian Street, Kill Devil Hills, NC 27948.
A wonderful time was had by all, while raising money for a great cause. It was a packed crowd on December 1st 
for the Spirts of Giving Bourbon Tasting at Roosters Southern Kitchen with proceeds benefiting Interfaith Community Outreach. 100% of ticket sales and 10% of Rooster’s Southern Kitchen’s dining sales that day benefitted ICO. Sue Woolard, Owner of Roosters Southern Kitchen and Jon Levy, Executive Chef presented Jenniffer Albanese, Executive Director at ICO with a check in the amount of $1382.40. This donation will be used for residents of Dare County facing a temporary emergency crisis. ICO helps residents with Emergency Crisis, Cancer Outreach, & Disaster Outreach bridging the gap where no one will face an emergency crisis alone. Last year ICO was able to help 900 families in crisis and give back to our community over $250,000 in monetary outreach. Thank you, to Sue and everyone at Roosters Southern Kitchen for caring about our community, and giving back. If you know of anyone in crisis, or if you are interested in volunteering please call 480-0070.
The ICO Christmas Party was fun event:) A big thank you to all the Volunteers for all they do for ICO!
252-480-0070
PO Box 1663
115 Mustian St
Kill Devil Hills, NC 27948
