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Charity Spin for Neighborhood Outreach Connection (NOC)

October 2, 2017 By nocadmin

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Beach City Health and Fitness Club, located at 39 Hospital Center Commons, HHI, will host a special fund raising event (“Charity Spin”) on Saturday, October 21, from 7:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. on behalf of Neighborhood Outreach Connection (NOC). This premier health and fitness club has generously sponsored special events for NOC over the past five years, raising money to support NOC’s after school and summer program for children in underserved neighborhoods in HHI.

 

Special Features:

6 half-hour segments

6 BCH&F spinning instructors

Minimum donation of $15/segment

Bikes reserved at pledge

You can reserve all 6 sessions for a $90 donation

Get sponsors …

Water and refreshments will be provided

Join this special event and have fun for a good cause!

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Filed Under: News

Children at Marsh Pointe and Parkview Excited about NOC Afterschool Program.

September 30, 2017 By nocadmin

photo 1aThe week after Hurricane Irma passed by, NOC students from Beaufort Elementary School were successful in getting NOC to open the Beaufort centers mid-week, reversing NOC’s earlier decision to close for the entire week. These children are enthusiastic about coming to NOC’s Learning Centers at Marshpointe and Parkview, where they get help from dedicated public school teachers and have access to technology-based learning. Dr. Sharma, Founder and Chair of NOC, visited the two centers and encountered a group of happy children who were motivated by his brief talk on the importance of education and the core values of hard work, honesty, and respect. Program Manager John Leadem reported: “It was a very good visit by Dr. Sharma and the kids were especially excited. We had a very spirited and engaged group of students. I know the kids really appreciated the visit, the cookies, and the backpacks that he brought. All in all, a great visit!”

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Filed Under: News

Annual “Fore the Teachers” Golf Tournament

August 13, 2017 By nocadmin

NOC’s annual “Fore the Teachers” golf tournament will be held on Friday, September 15, 2017 at the Port Royal Golf Club.

Players came out to support NOC.
Friends came out to support NOC.

 

Registration will begin at 8:00 a.m., followed by a Shotgun start at 9:00 a.m.

For details and Player/Sponsor registration forms, click on the links below:

 

Fore The TeachersTournament Player Registration

Fore The TeachersTournament Sponsor Registration

NOC is a 501 (c) (3) non-profit organization. All donations are tax deductible.

Players warming up for the tournament.
Players warming up for the tournament.

Filed Under: News

Letter of Support

April 5, 2017 By nocadmin

The following letter recently appeared in the Island Packet:

Letter to the Editor: Save the Tutoring at Cordillo Courts

Our country has been made great by the idea that educating children gives us a better future. letter sm

If that education includes extra tutoring, even better. Those children will excel in the future.

People of Cordillo Courts apartments on Hilton Head Island who don’t want children born here to immigrants to have tutoring remind me of Caucasians who didn’t want black children to learn to read. Children are the future of the U.S., for all of us. Future engineers, doctors, lawyers, company managers all start as students.

Also, consider this point. Where are the parents of these children? They are cleaning your homes, cooking your meals, smoothing your golf courses, and taking care of your elderly parents. The very least we can do is tutor their children.

If children aren’t cared for after school, do you want those parents missing work? We are already losing workers here.

People opposing the tutoring program say they want to increase the value of their property. It increases in value when it’s used for education. Education is one of the highest values of America. Protect it and honor those who are providing it.

And unless they are Native Americans, their family once included hard-working immigrants and their children who got them where they are today.

Fran B. Reed (Hilton Head Island)

Island Packet, March 31, 2017

Link: http://www.islandpacket.com/opinion/letters-to-the-editor/article141587009.html

Filed Under: Education, News

ACLU Executive Director Visits NOC in Hilton Head

March 13, 2017 By nocadmin

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On March 7, 2017, Shaundra Young Scott, Executive Director of the ACLU of South Carolina and the ACLU of South Carolina Foundation, met with Dr. Narendra Sharma, Founder and Chair of NOC. Ms. Scott came to Hilton Head to learn about Neighborhood Outreach Connection’s (NOC) mission and outreach programs to combat poverty locally. She was keenly interested in NOC’s development approach, which is based on a strong presence in underserved neighborhoods. Ms. Scott and Dr. Sharma discussed the problems that the poor face locally: affordable housing, workforce development, and economic opportunities. They also discussed the fact that the Cordillo Board of Directors wants NOC to cease its services in its Cordillo Program Center and the irreparable harm that would fall to the children and families who are the beneficiaries of NOC’s programs in the Cordillo neighborhood. NOC looks forward to a continuing dialogue with the ACLU.

 

Filed Under: News

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Neighborhood Outreach Connection is a registered 501(c)(3)
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Contact Info

Email

admin@noc-sc.org

Office Address
4 Dunmore Court
Bldg. A, Suite 102
Hilton Head Island
SC 29926

Phone
843-681-4100
Mailing Address
Neighborhood Outreach Connection
PO Box 23558
Hilton Head, SC, 29925

Program Centers

Hilton Head Island Learning Centers:
New Oaks
Island Lutheran
Cordillo

Bluffton Learning Centers:
Lowcountry Presbyterian
Old Town

Beaufort Learning Center:
Waters at Ribaut

 

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