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Regional Chapters and Events

Tiger Volunteers Support NYC Community Ahead of Thanksgiving

The weekend before Thanksgiving, coordinated by the Woodberry New York Chapter, twenty Tiger volunteers gathered at Crossroads Community Services to support New Yorkers facing food insecurity. The group spent the day preparing essential items for distribution, making 350 sandwiches, assembling 500 backpack kits, and sorting multiple cartons of canned goods for the organization’s food pantry.

Volunteers described the atmosphere as lively and purposeful, with participants of all ages working side by side to meet the holiday-season demand. Special thanks to event coordinator Christian Burke ’72 for bringing people together with high energy, compassion, and a willingness to serve.

Crossroads Community Services, based in Manhattan, provides meals, pantry services, and supportive resources to individuals and families experiencing hardship. The Thanksgiving season typically brings heightened need, making volunteer efforts crucial. This is the Tiger community’s second year partnering with Crossroads.

Regional Events and Leadership Details

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  • Charleston Regional Chapter Events and Board

    Charleston Regional Chapter Events
     
    Charleston Regional Chapter Board
    Neil Thomson '93                                Co-president
    Issac Morton '94                                  Co-president
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  • Charlotte Regional Chapter Events and Board

    Charlotte Regional Chapter Events
     
    Charlotte Regional Chapter Board                                    
    Christian Staples '01                          President            
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  • Nashville Regional Chapter Events and Board

    Nashville Regional Chapter Events 

    Nashville Regional Chapter Board
    Adam Geist '00                                            President
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  • New York City Regional Chapter Events and Board

    NYC Regional Chapter Events

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    Please join fellow Woodberry alumni, parents, and friends on Saturday, November 22, in NYC for some community service benefiting Crossroads Community Services. Thank you to Christian Burke '72 for organizing this wonderful service opportunity.
     
    Crossroads’ mission "is to unite our community in the fight to end hunger and homelessness."
     
    Important details:
    • Meeting time: 11:30am - 1:30pm
    • A group of Tigers will be assembling sandwiches that will later be distributed to those experiencing homelessness around the NYC area.
    • The group will have a goal of making 400 sandwiches.
    • Location: 108 E 51st Street (housed in St. Bartholomew’s Church)
    Kindly RSVP by November 14.
     
    Please call or email Brandi Vasquez at (540)672-6188 or brandi.vasquez@woodberry.org with any questions.


    New York City Regional Chapter Board
    Gunnar Gregory ' 07           President & Career Networking Chair
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  • Richmond Regional Chapter Events and Board

    Richmond Regional Chapter Events
     
    Richmond Regional Chapter Board
    Joe Farmer '04                          Co-President/Co-engagement Chair
    Doug Gabbert '08                     Co-President/Co-engagement Chair
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