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    Membership

    Cary Sister Cities celebrates our Town’s goal to foster the diversity of our local and global community. Your membership brings the opportunity to participate in and support events, co-sponsored with the Town and other local organizations.

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    Sponsorship

    Cary Sister Cities is generously supported by citizens who share our mission for global collaboration.

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    Volunteer

    Interested in helping out? CSC has a variety of opportunities that could match your passion and skillset together. To inquire, send a message with your name and info. We'll get back to you within a few days!

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Cary Sister Cities celebrates our Town’s goal to foster the diversity of our local and global community. Your membership brings the opportunity to participate in and support events, co-sponsored with the Town and other local organizations. 

“Diversity strengthens our community and is important now more than ever. Some of the great things that have happened as a result of our sister cities relationships include an educational exchange with Le Touquet, an unofficial town crier from Markham, and multiple business and economic idea exchanges.”

                                                                    Mayor Harold Weinbrecht, Jr., Cary, North Carolina