
After expenses are paid, it is estimated the Foundation will net over $123,000 for scholarships for Randolph Community College students, said Hoover. The 2012 fundraiser netted over $95,000 for student scholarships.
Kim Brady, chief operating officer of Windsor Homes, and Neal Robbins, director of legislative affairs for the N.C. Department of Environmental and Natural Resources, received the most votes, winning the coveted Dancing with the Randolph Stars trophies. They impressed the crowd and the judges with their shagging routine to “Stagger Lee.” The trophies were presented by last year’s winners, Nicki McKenzie and Dr. Henry Vruwink.
For more on this story, go to http://www.randolph.edu/newevents/2013/2013-06-03.php.
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