52 Faces of Community: Karen Segal Advocate
Karen Segal has aided Eastern North Carolina nonprofits since 2012, guiding Interfaith Refugee Ministry and Craven Literacy Council efforts, tutoring adults, and helping refugees become citizens. She chairs the Craven Literacy Council board, organizes fundraisers, supports Tryon Palace Foundation, and runs Rescued Whines candles to fund rescue animals.
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Karen Segal
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Karen
New Bern
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Gastonia
Junior League of
Gaston County
United Way
California
Interfaith Refugee Ministry
Walmart
Craven Literacy Council
CLC
U.S
Mitchell’s Hardware
Peacock’s Plume
Tryon
Tryon Palace
North Carolina History Center
Rescuedwhines
Mitchell’s
Newbornsy.com
Karen Segal and Jon Grow as Craven Literacy Tutors
Karen Segal and her husband Jon joined Craven Literacy Council in October 2014 for New Tutor Training and became dedicated tutors. Karen helped a student pass the citizenship test and in 2015 joined the CLC Board, later serving in multiple roles and becoming Board Chair, elevating the council’s community profile while supporting events like the Daddy Daughter Sweetheart Ball and Trivia Night.
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Karen
CLC
U.S
COVID
Karen Segal
Jon
Craven Literacy Council
CLC Board
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