Name: Community Conversations with Leeza's Care Connections
Start: 2025-11-10T11:00:00-05:00
End: 2025-11-10T12:00:00-05:00
Location: Lexington Chamber & Visitors Center

Community Conversations with Leeza's Care Connections

Join us for a conversation with local community leaders as they share how their organizations are making a difference in our community.
About this Event

Join us for our monthly, one-hour session spotlighting local business and community leaders who are driving meaningful change in our region. These engaging conversations offer a behind-the-scenes look at how a diverse range of organizations are working to uplift and empower our community.
The theme for the next Lexington Chamber’s Community Conversation series is "Advancing Community Well-Being." Three committed not-for-profit agency leaders will discuss how they successfully fill critical service gaps and extend care for those in need in our community during the months of October, November, and December.
Gain insight, get connected, and learn about the critical needs being met right here in Lexington County.

PROGRAM:
Community Conversations with Leeza's Care Connection
Title: Caring for those Who Care
Time: 11:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Location: Lexington Chamber & Visitors Center, 311 W. Main St., Lexington, SC 29072

Complimentary, but please register online.

THIS MONTH'S FEATURED SPEAKERS:
Mel Price, Chief Program Officer and Cece Mai, Director of Programs with Leeza's Care Connection shown with Leeza Gibbons, Founder of Leeza's Care Connection.
Event Photos

ABOUT MEL PRICE:
Mel Price is the Chief Program Officer at Leeza’s Care Connection. Originally from Summerville, she has a background in psychology, social work, and nonprofit leadership. Melissa has spent her career building programs that support family caregivers. When she’s not working to expand free caregiver resources across South Carolina, you can find her spending time with her husband Will and their son Coleman.

ABOUT CECE MAI:
Cece Mai,Director of Programs for Leeza's Care Connection. With 8 years of experience in nonprofit work focused in crisis support for survivors of violence, program leadership, and public health, she now guides her team in creating meaningful programs for caregivers and their families. She is currently pursuing her M.A. in Clinical Counseling and Rehabilitation at the University of South Carolina School of Medicine to further support the mental health of those impacted by chronic illness and hardships.

About the Lexington Chamber & Visitors Center:

An accredited chamber, the Lexington Chamber and Visitors Center (LCVC) has been creating a community that grows business for more than 65 years. Through services, advocacy, and education for its 715+ shareholders, the LCVC strives to promote business prosperity and a thriving community. To learn more about the Chamber and the Lexington area, visit www.lexingtonsc.org.