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Camille Harris
begins second year
Camille Harris, a resident of Washington and Richmond is entering her second year in graduate school at Virginia Commonwealth University specializing in Child and Family Welfare in Social Work.
Ms. Harris completed the second semester in the Master of Social Work program in May 1991, with a 4.0 average.
Her first-year internship was in Richmond at Mosby Middle School, working with eighth graders. Her second-year internship will be at Jewish Family Services in Richmond where she will get clinical training in working with children, couples, families, and the elderly.
Ms. Harris has worked extensively with children and families at public and private schools and she is the founder and former Executive Director of The Child Care and Learning Center in Washington.
Cancer Society
works in county
Due to the recent increase of non-Cancer Society mail fundraising appeals, the Rappahannock Unit of the American Cancer Society offers the following advice to anyone planning to donate money to them: Request a copy of the group’s financial report, and determine what percentage of their income is spent on fundraising and administration.
“They may be charitable, and within the law, but that doesn’t mean they’re ethically correct,” according to Carol Miller of the Rappahannock Unit.
The county unit will hold its next meeting in mid-September, said Mrs. Miller. Call her at 675-3691 for more information.
The local unit has raised $2,913 in the last year, and has helped 11 patients with services valued at $3,520. No money has been spent on fundraising by the American Cancer Society in Rappahannock this year.
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