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Louisville Central Community Center invites your support as we prepare once again for “Give for Good Louisville!” This citywide event is the area’s biggest online day of local giving. Give for Good Louisville will ...
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Coming off the tremendous outpouring of community support shown during the May 18th, “Legacy Celebration of Sam Watkins, Jr.”, a new era of leadership for the Board and staff at LCCC began in 2017. ...
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LCCC’s community service awards are given to entities that make significant contributions to LCCC and the general community in support of its mission of advancing self-reliance by increasing competence and confidence among individuals and ...
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The LCCC Lifetime Achievement Award was created to recognize outstanding leaders who have had a national impact through their work, deeds and service and who have demonstrated s steadfast commitment to self-reliance and the ...
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During the agency’s 2017 Annual Meeting, LCCC presented the Lyman T. Johnson Distinguished Leadership Award to Elmer Lucille Allen. Ms. Allen is a Louisville native and a former resident of the Russell neighborhood. She ...
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LCCC is proud to honor the legacy of Lyman T. Johnson, who fought for equality by building coalitions that challenged racism and segregation in Louisville for over 60 years. These coalitions, transcending race, age, ...
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LCCC is honored to have hosted five (5) scholars of the University of Louisville Brown Fellows program during the week of July 19. These aspiring college students participated in our first youth Cyber ...
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This Summer, LCCC is partnering with Technology Association of Louisville Kentucky (TALK) to produce a STEAM-focused (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math) cyber camps for middle and high schoolers. June 19 thru 23, 12 ...
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On Thursday, May 18th, 2017, the Louisville Central Community Center honored its leader, Sam Watkins, Jr., who has recently retired after 28 years of leading this non-profit as President and CEO. Sam\’s leadership, vision ...
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Middle and high school-aged youth can learn computer programming that drives the robotics world in advanced manufacturing and many other environments. Take time now to sign up students for cyber camps this summer, presented ...
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