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Belk to donate $20,000 to Haywood Habitat

A special presentation to Haywood Habitat for Humanity will be given at 11 a.m. Saturday, June 9, at Belk in Waynesville.

Belk is visiting southern towns across their 16-state footprint to recognize the local communities they call home. On June 9, Belk is stopping in Waynesville to celebrate loyal customers with an anniversary party at its Town Center Loop location. The special event is from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and will feature pastries from Nettie’s Bakery, brews from BearWaters Brewing, live music from Marc Keller, and complimentary gift cards ranging from $5-$500 for the first 130 customers.

Community is the fabric of Belk’s business, and the retailer will donate $20,000 to Haywood Habitat for Humanity in appreciation of the city’s support over the last 80 years. Belk’s new community outreach program, Project Hometown, is designed to strengthen southern communities and Habitat for Humanity is one of the retailer’s national partners focused on providing affordable housing for all.

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