Annual Members' Meeting - January 24

Mo Drinkard • January 12, 2023

Annual Catawba Riverkeeper Members Meeting

Please join the Catawba Riverkeeper staff and board of directors at The River Room, the home of our new headquarters, for our annual members meeting!


The program will feature organizational update from our program leaders and Executive Director John Searby as well as the State of the River Report from Riverkeeper Brandon Jones.


The meeting will feature complimentary light snacks and drinks for purchase. Catawba Riverkeeper merchandise will be for sale at the event and opportunities to give to support various programs will be presented throughout the evening.


A VIRTUAL OPTION WILL BE PROVIDED AS WELL. All registered attendees will receive an email with the virtual log in information within 24 hours of the event.

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