Adult & Children Enterprises, Inc.            

Beginning before 9am hundreds of guests lined South Swain Street and New Bern Avenue, to participate in Raleigh's Convoy of Hope, located at the Seven Acres of Hope site  in the 700 block of New Bern Avenue near South Swain Street.

Triangle area businesses, churches, and community organizations came together to serve, the guests of Honor, our citizens, who benefited from a day of praise, prayer, free health services, food, live entertainment, kids zone full of blow up games, job fair, community services and free bags of groceries as they departed.

Adult & Children Enterprises was one of many community services partners for the event .  The weather was fantastic.  We provided free information regarding our programming  and gave away free wealth building cd's in english and spanish plus other goodies.  It was an awesome day of networking and fellowship. 

ACE would like to thank all of the youth and adults who stopped by our table to say hello and receive information about our organization we thank you for visiting us and look forward to serving you in the near future.  We would also like recognize the organizers, staff, and more than 700 Hope volunteers for an outstanding job.

Raleigh Convoy of Hope Day April 25, 2009 9:00 am - 2:00 pm

Photo 1.  One guest signs ACE's "Guest Book"

Photo 2:  Dot hands printed information to one guest

Photo 3: Maggie Green, Pilar Cabarar and Dot Aman shasre  information with visiting guest in English and Spanish.

Photo 4: ACE Executive Director Jewel Morgan provides programming details to one of hundreds of guests who visited Adult & Children Enterprises table.

 Photo 5:  Dot Aman and Tawanna Herring. both Entrer Dans Project students, chat after sharing their program experience with guests while Pilar Cabarar prepares flyers and gifts for the next wave of guests.