L to R Pioneers Don and Anne Mellen with Mission Lexington, SC director of the Mission Lexington food bank, Lauren Palkowski
Pioneers Anne and her husband Don (both retirees of Bell Labs) are working independently in Lexington making a donation to the Mission Lexington Food Bank. There is no pioneer council or club located close to Lexington, SC, so they are working through the Atlantic Coast Chapter 133. Anne and Don both retired from the Bell Labs in NJ and they have retired to their home in Lexington, SC.
Mission Lexington Food Bank Mission Lexington has been meeting the needs of Lexington County, SC residents in crisis. Originally founded in 1978, Mission Lexington today is the hub of care for Lexington County, assisting families and individuals with life essentials, resources, and guidance. We meet over 35,000 needs in Lexington County each year. Our partner network includes local businesses and government agencies, corporations, organizations individuals and more than 50 member churches who sustain our vision daily. Today we offer a thriving thrift store, food pantry, donation center, and social services and guidance.
Many of the Region Officer pictured above attended the Pioneer Association Conference held in March 2019
During the executive board conference call on Thursday, May 7, 2020 a action item came up. It was decided it would be nice to have a list of chapter officers posted to the website to make it easy for others to find chapter contacts. A spreadsheet with a list of officers is now posted to the web. You may access the file by clicking on this link.
Another action item was discussed to make all the PAC forms
available on the www.newoutlookpioneers.net
. I have double checked and to be able
to find and open all the forms you need to be signed in with the association
website with a login and password to be able to open the link on the
association website Pioneer Accounting Center (PAC).
If you need to be signed on the association website to open
the link to (PAC) to get to the forms from them. I don’t think we should put up a page with
links to open the forms as you have to log in on the association web to open
the link to the forms. The general
public shouldn’t be able to open and or copy the forms. You need the authorization to be able access
the forms at http://www.pioneersvolunteer.org/
and that should be the same anywhere
else.
If you need the Pioneer Accounting Center (PAC) forms you begin with http://www.pioneersvolunteer.org/ then in the menu select Members, on the drop down menu click on the Pioneer Accounting Center (PAC) and login and enter your password and select the forms you need and download. All officers should have a Pioneer Association login and password if you don’t you need to contact the Pioneers and get them.