W3 looking for board members and volunteers

Working for Whitewater’s Wellness is looking for passionate volunteers interested in helping to make our community members live longer, happier, healthier lives. W3 is currently seeking TWO new board members. If you enjoy gardens, health and fitness, active living, marketing, or just making a difference, you will fit right in. Not interested in a board position? Then try one of our committees! Any community member is welcome to join one of our committees at any time. Please contact Traci Wilson at whitewaterwellness@gmail.com to inquire about a board position and/or committee information.

In 2019, W3 will be working on a marketing & community engagement campaign, sustainable garden initiatives, W3’s Fit Kid Shuffle, and the 2nd Annual PoP Club this summer. More details can be found on our website www.W3wellness.org. Furthermore, W3 is always looking to partner with other organizations, businesses and community groups with a shared vision to create a collective impact on bettering the Whitewater community. Please let us know about your group’s community projects and initiatives. Working together just may help us all to provide a greater impact!”

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