Five NC Nonprofit Leaders to Prioritize Personal Rejuvenation through Sabbatical Program
After years of serving others, five NC nonprofit leaders will take well-deserved time over the next year to turn their attention to themselves.
ZSR Sabbatical
2015 marked the 25th anniversary of ZSR's Sabbatical Program. Through the Sabbatical Program, ZSR honors leaders of nonprofit organizations across the state for their dedicated service and commitment to the sector. Every other year, the Foundation provides sabbaticals for up to five recipients so they can take an extended break from work to focus on their personal needs, self-growth and self-revitalization in order to return to their organizations with a rejuvenated spirit and renewed sense of focus. Learn more about ZSR's Sabbatical Program.
Antionette Kerr, ZSR Sabbatical Recipient (2012)
Antionette Kerr reflects on how her ZSR sabbatical allowed her to come back to work with an all around better perspective.
Myra Clark, ZSR Sabbatical Recipient (2012)
Myra Clark talks about how her ZSR sabbatical provided her with renewed energy and spirit.
Andrea Harris, ZSR Sabbatical Recipient (1999)
Andrea Harris, former president of the NC Institute for Minority Economic Development, reflects on her ZSR sabbatical.
Mac Legerton, ZSR Sabbatical Recipient (1990)
Mac Legerton talks about how sabbaticals provide opportunities for nonprofit leaders to change their patterns and perspectives.
Brian Buzby, ZSR Sabbatical Recipient (2011)
Brian Buzby, executive director of the NC Conservation Network, talks about his ZSR sabbatical and why it came at the right time.
Vickie Pait, ZSR Sabbatical Recipient (2003)
Vickie Pait reflects on her ZSR sabbatical and how temporarily stepping away is important and necessary.
