WVC Foundation to host Alumni Week Celebration May 1417 at Wenatchee and Omak Campuses

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Wenatchee Valley College Foundation will host WVC Alumni Week from May 14 to 17, featuring multiple free events to engage alumni and the community. Under the theme "Knights Unite," the program includes a networking event, a literary celebration, a family block party, a music evening, and a soccer match. Lupe Brito, the foundation's development director, highlighted the importance of celebrating the stories and legacy of WVC alumni. The events, supported by Microsoft and other sponsors, aim to reflect the creativity and diversity of the alumni community. Attendees can RSVP and find detailed information at wvc.

edu/alumni. Established in 1971, the WVC Foundation focuses on enhancing educational access and supporting student success through philanthropy. The inclusion of various activities caters to a wide audience, making it a significant community event. Alumni and community members are encouraged to reconnect and celebrate their shared history at WVC.

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