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New executive director, board members at Girls Inc.

Posted at 12:07 pm October 1, 2013
By Oak Ridge Today Staff Leave a Comment

Girls Inc.

Pictured above are Girls Inc. Board President Terry Domm, Ternica Raley, Executive Director Rhoni Basden, Judy Gooch, and Board Secretary Melissa McMahan. (Submitted photo)

Girls Inc. of Oak Ridge has a new executive director and five new board members.

Rhoni Basden is the new executive director. She succeeds Carol Mullane, who retired after seven successful years, a press release said.

New board members include Ternecia Raley, Judy Gooch, Melissa McMahan, David Mosby, and Hugh Ward. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Community, Nonprofits, Top Stories Tagged With: board members, Carol Mullane, David Mosby, executive director, Girls Inc. of Oak Ridge, Hugh Ward, Judy Gooch, Melissa McMahan, Rhoni Basden, Ternecia Raley, United Way

Sport 4 Peace co-founder to address Girls Inc. Committee of 100

Posted at 3:42 pm February 13, 2013
By Kay Brookshire Leave a Comment

Sarah Hillyer in Baghdad

Sarah Hillyer in Baghdad, Iraq (Submitted photo)

Sarah Hillyer, co-founder of Sport 4 Peace, will be the guest speaker at the Girls Inc. of Oak Ridge annual Committee of 100 luncheon on Feb. 15 at New Hope Center, 602 Scarboro Road, Oak Ridge.

The annual luncheon honors a select group of women who each contribute $100 or more to help address the growth and development of girls through programs offered at Girls Inc. The luncheon begins at 11:30 a.m. Friday, Feb. 15. Girls Inc. invites women of the community to join the committee. To become a member of the Committee of 100 and attend the luncheon, contact Carol Mullane, executive director of Girls Inc. of Oak Ridge, at  (865) 482-4475.

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Filed Under: Community, Nonprofits, Top Stories Tagged With: Carol Mullane, Center for Sport Peace and Society, Committee of 100, Girls Inc., luncheon, New Hope Center, Sarah Hillyer, Sport 4 Peace, University of Tennessee

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