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Crisis Control Ministry Leader Elliott Plans Retirement After 27 Years

Summary by The News & Observer
Margaret Elliott will retire June 1 as executive director of Winston-Salem’s Crisis Control Ministry after 27 years leading crisis assistance programs serving tens of thousands annually. Under her tenure, the nonprofit expanded food, housing, utility and pharmacy services while earning statewide nonprofit honors and guiding operations through crises including COVID-19 and SNAP disruptions.

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Crisis Control Ministry leader Elliott plans retirement after 27 years

Margaret Elliott will retire June 1 as executive director of Winston-Salem’s Crisis Control Ministry after 27 years leading crisis assistance programs serving tens of thousands annually. Under her tenure, the nonprofit expanded food, housing, utility and pharmacy services while earning statewide nonprofit honors and guiding operations through crises including COVID-19 and SNAP disruptions.

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