On Thursday, May 19, 2022, the Cape Fear Literacy Council will celebrate the return of our signature event and fundraiser, the annual Luncheon for Literacy, after a two-year hiatus caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. Like many aspects of post-pandemic living, a few things are different. This year we will gather outdoors at the Watermark Marina overlooking the Cape Fear River, with guests seated under a spacious tent. Attendees can expect an empowering atmosphere, breathtaking views, and a delicious meal catered by A Thyme Savor.
What remains the same is the experience: An inspired performance by our Reader’s Theater class. Statements from students and tutors who share their remarkable journeys. A presentation from a dynamic keynote that champions the importance of literacy.
We are honored to feature award-winning poet and author Jaki Shelton Green as our speaker for this event. She is the first African American and third wo
The Cape Fear Literacy Council is pleased to introduce the new Board President, Alexandra (Alex) Umstead-Wrenn, a long-time tutor, supporter, Board member, and friend of the organization. Umstead-Wrenn, who served as the Executive Board’s Vice-President from 2020-2021, will succeed past Board President Blair Kutrow.
In addition to her years of involvement with the Council, Alex’s extensive experience in health and human services and knowledge of the Wilmington Community as Vice-President of Closing with LiveOak Bank add tremendous value to her position as head of CFLC’s Board.
Umstead-Wrenn will lead the continuing partnership between the Executive Board and CFLC’s staff in her new role, leveraging her connections and business acumen to advise on strategy across CFLC’s various initiatives and programs.
Recently, Alex took the time to answer a few questions with CFLC Communications Director Alesha Edison Westbrook.
The Cape Fear Literacy Council is pleased to introduce the new Board President, Alexandra (Alex) Umstead-Wrenn, a long-time tutor, supporter, Board member, and friend of the organization. Umstead-Wrenn, who served as the Executive Board’s Vice-President from 2020-2021, will succeed past Board President Blair Kutrow.
In addition to her years of involvement with the Council, Alex’s extensive experience in health and human services and knowledge of the Wilmington Community as Vice-President of Closing with LiveOak Bank add tremendous value to her position as head of CFLC’s Board.
Umstead-Wrenn will lead the continuing partnership between the Executive Board and CFLC’s staff in her new role, leveraging her connections and business acumen to advise on strategy across CFLC’s various initiatives and programs.
Recently, Alex took the time to answer a few questions with CFLC Communications Director Alesha Edison Westbrook.
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