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514 N. Washington St. | Wadesboro, NC 28170 | Tel. 704-272-5451
704-272-5456 (Sandy Huntley) | 704-272-5463 (Lois Crumpler)
Anson Women's Center is partnering with the Family Financial Literacy Coalition, a program of Community Link, to provide free income tax preparation and filing assistance.
Certified tax preparers are ready to provide FREE and FAST Electronic filing for households earning under $49,000/year. Call New Ventures Business Development, Inc., at 704-272-5457 to schedule an appointment.
Volunteers are available by appointment only at Anson Women's Center, 514 N. Washington St., Wadesboro, from January 28 through April 15 on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
IMPORTANT: Please bring the following documents with you:
Family Financial Literacy Coalition volunteers are trained and tested in current tax law using IRS material to provide the following services:
The volunteers will not prepare:
AAnson Women’s Center held a grand opening celebration Thursday, Oct. 1, 2009, at its Lockhart-Taylor Center location at 514 N. Washington Street, Wadesboro.
A joint initiative of New Ventures Business Development, Inc., and South Piedmont Community College, the Anson Women’s Center serves as a regional resource and advocacy facility for individuals and families. Staff work with other community agencies to help clients find the services they need to build confidence and become self-sufficient.
“The purpose of the center is to help people reach their full potential, both personally and professionally,” said Lois Crumpler, director of the Anson Women’s Center and the Anson County Outreach Coordinator for New Ventures Business Development, Inc. “The center welcomes any adult, male or female, who comes for information or assistance.”
Glenda Horton Manning, a nationally-known motivational speaker and author of children’s books, was the keynote speaker for the opening ceremony. Manning has spoken in Wadesboro before, and the message she delivered during one of those programs is often credited with sparking the HOLLA! movement in Anson County. HOLLA (Helping Our Loved Ones Learn and Achieve) is a grassroots organization focused on raising educational standards and expectations for today’s youth.
Additional women on the program included Crumpler; Anna Baucom, chairman of the Anson County Commissioners; Lula Jackson, director of the Anson County Department of Social Services; Lynn Edwards, executive director of the Anson County Chamber of Commerce; Donna McNair, retired educational administrator; Lynn Horton, former mayor of Wadesboro; and Sandy Huntley, director of the Lockhart-Taylor Center and South Piedmont Community College continuing education services for Anson County.
Rob Rollins, pastor of First United Methodist Church in Wadesboro, offered the dedication prayer. Rollins is a certified trainer in Bridges Out of Poverty and leader of the local Circles of Hope program targeting generational poverty.
To learn more about the Anson Women’s Center, visit www.ansonwomen.org or call 704-272-5463.