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Business and community leader Fred Paxton recognized that for McCracken County to grow and prosper, all citizens must grow and prosper.
In January 2006, Fred and his wife, Peggy, established a $1 million community career endowment, named the McCracken County Community Career Endowment, and invited fellow business and community leaders to match that amount. The annual interest, then, could be invested in programs and partnerships that prepare and connect job seekers with area employers. Sadly, Fred passed away just months after creating the endowment. The board and a growing list of supporters thank Fred and Peggy for their belief in our community, and we take great pride in carrying out this shared vision. We are a 501(c)(3) agency. McCracken County Community Career Endowment
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Have an open job to post? Please complete this Registration form. Looking for a job? Please complete this Application.
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MCCCE is pleased to announce the availability of emergency funds for full- and part-time students enrolled at a post-secondary educational facility. Download the application.
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Role models guide and inspire us all our lives. We're reaching out to support existing mentoring and tutoring programs and to fill any gaps. Our goal: Match those who need a little help with those who can give a little help. Find out how you can get involved.
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The most successful companies are built with employees who reflect the face of the community. We're planning several events and workshops to help you build diversity among your most important resource – your staff.
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We’re eager to meet with business and community leaders to build partnerships and raise awareness and support for our programs. Let us hear from you — sign up for our free Opportunity Knocks update!
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 Judy A. Calhoun has joined MCCCE as its executive director. She comes to the organization with 18 years of experience in directing mental health and developmental disabilities research and administration. She's a highly experienced regional coordinator of community and state-operated programs. She is a graduate of the University of Kentucky and active in a number of community organizations. Reach her at mccareersinc@yahoo.com or call (270) 444-6962. |
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