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CYFCP Celebrates 30 Years With Night with the Gargoyles

Posted on March 23, 2026

UNCG staff work with a preschooler.
CYFCP's Early Childhood Specialist Amanda Flynt.

For 30 years, UNCG’s Center for Youth, Family, and Community Partnerships (CYFCP) has been serving the community. Its team will celebrate with a night of fun, family, networking, and hockey!

Join them on Saturday, April 11 at 7 p.m. to watch the Greensboro Gargoyle’s take on the Worcester Railers at First Horizon Coliseum.

If you purchase tickets using this link, $10 of your purchase will go directly to CYFCP and the communities we serve.

UNCG CYFCP staff work with a preschool teacher and student.
The Bringing Out the Best team.
CYFCP team takes a group photo outside UNCG Alumni House.
Center for Youth, Family, and Community Partnerships’ team photo.
Teens use photography to express mental wellness topics at the "Healthy Transitions" exhibit.
Health Transitions exhibit in Asheville.
Flyer promoting CYFCP Night at the Gargoyles.
CYFCP staff make faces at a table.
Fun times together during the “Health Transitions” exhibition.
CYFCP staff gather around a podium.
A luncheon celebrating CYFCP and outgoing director Christine Murray.

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