Departmental Progressive Club Making a Difference in Alexandria
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Departmental Progressive Club Making a Difference in Alexandria

Gift cards presented to Carpenter’s Shelter, ARHA.

ARHA CEO Keith Pettigrew, second from right, poses for a photo with Departmental Progressive Club president Merrick Malone, left, ARHA resident director Gaynelle Bowden-Diaz, and DPC’s William Chesley on May 21 following the presentation of $890 in grocery gift cards from the DPC to ARHA.

ARHA CEO Keith Pettigrew, second from right, poses for a photo with Departmental Progressive Club president Merrick Malone, left, ARHA resident director Gaynelle Bowden-Diaz, and DPC’s William Chesley on May 21 following the presentation of $890 in grocery gift cards from the DPC to ARHA. Photo by Will Bailey

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Departmental Progressive Club president Merrick Malone, left, stands with Carpenter’s Shelter executive director Shannon Steene and DPC director of community engagement William Chesley after presenting the shelter with $750 in gift cards May 21 at the Charles Houston Recreation center, a satellite shelter during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Members of the Departmental Progressive Club joined forces to raise more than $1,600 to donate to Carpenter’s Shelter and the Alexandria Redevelopment and Housing Authority. The funds were used to purchase gift cards, which were presented to ARHA CEO Keith Pettigrew and Carpenter’s Shelter executive director Shannon Steene May 21 by DPC president Merrick Malone and DPC director of community outreach William Chesley.