Crossroads Charlotte is highlighting community members working to improve the Q.C.’s social capital.
Here are links to the first two in the series:
Alan Kaufman moved to Charlotte in 1978 because he was “so impressed by the city and the potential for growth here.” As his vision of a growing city became a reality, he helped it along.When history was made in Charlotte, it’s likely that Sarah Stevenson, 84, was there. A local resident since 1941, Stevenson became passionate about civil rights for all as a parent of students attending public school.
Now, ask yourself — what have you done for Charlotte lately?
Does America lack a sense of community?
This article appears in Nov 24-30, 2009.
