Currituck County Extension Releases 2024 Impacts
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Currituck County Cooperative Extension has unveiled its 2024 impact report, proving that when it comes to serving the community, the future is now. Like Doc Brown’s DeLorean, the Extension Service has been speeding ahead at 88 mph, delivering innovation, education, and economic success at every turn.
With a mission to empower local citizens through research-based programs and services, Currituck Extension set the clock forward with 571 educational activities, engaging 7,306 participants. Meanwhile, in a true demonstration of hands-on service, 1,248 instances of face-to-face technical assistance provided a boost to 2,116 community members—no flux capacitor needed!
Digital outreach played a pivotal role, generating 91,799 online engagements and reaching an impressive 150,669 individuals. Whether through social media, educational videos, or newsletters, Currituck Extension proved that knowledge isn’t just power—it’s the fuel for the future.
Like a well-funded scientific experiment, Currituck Extension successfully secured $164,714 in grants, donations, and user fees to supercharge its programs. Volunteers, the unsung heroes of this time-traveling journey, donated 4,971 hours, extending outreach to 5,835 additional clients. Their contributions, valued at $148,883, demonstrated that community support is timeless.
One of the most electrifying achievements was the Senior Health Insurance Information Program (SHIIP), which saved residents a whopping $97,811.59 during open enrollment—ensuring their financial future stayed bright.
In agriculture and plant production systems, Currituck Extension helped producers obtain $30,000 in grants and preserved $14,350 in wages for pesticide applicators. Additionally, a corn and soybean production education resulted in a staggering $467,053 in economic impact, proving that agricultural progress isn’t stuck in the past.
Community engagement remained a key driver, with 12 outreach events attracting 10,806 citizens—because when it comes to making a difference, the future belongs to those who show up.
With a total economic impact of $922,811.59, Currituck County Cooperative Extension has truly made an impact—while paving the road ahead.
“Where we’re going, we don’t need roads… just a commitment to service and innovation,” said Cameron Lowe, County Extension Director. “We’re excited about the future and can’t wait to continue empowering our community.”
For more information about Currituck County Cooperative Extension and its programs, visit currituck.ces.ncsu.edu or stop by the office at 120 Community Way in Barco, NC.