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Vanessa Infanzon has been a member of Linktree for 3 years and joined in October 2022. The social media accounts linked to from Vanessa Infanzon are: • Facebook • Instagram • LinkedIn • Email Besides social media accounts, morethanvmi has populated their site with: • Accessibility in Charlotte • Website • Holiday gift guide: This year, support local businesses in WNC & beyond • A Table Set for Heroes - Carolina Country • North Carolina Barbecue is Full of Taste and Tradition - Carolina Country • Unity August 2025 • Accessible Spaces and a Sensory Garden Makes Everyone Royalty at The Elizabethan Gardens • Discover Durham's Accessible Outdoor Activities | Discover Durham • Discover Durham's Guide to Accessible Activities | Discover Durham • Discover Durham's Accessible Visual Art and Science Activities | Discover Durham • Keeping the Fire Burning • From Studio to Skyline • 48 Hours in Abingdon • Unity November 2025 • Elevate your holidays with a stay at these 6 fancy NC hotels • Hometown for the Holidays • Steeped in History • Our Gift to You • Unity December 2025 • Join Aiken’s Unexpected Culinary Journey • Embrace the Cold • About Room in the Inn, Charlotte's emergency winter shelter • Around the Wheel • Unity February 2026 • Strength Through Glass • Healing from the Fragments • These NC cafes feed the hungry & build community • Raleigh Restaurants Powered by Women • From filming to chefs, NC represents in "Top Chef" Season 23 • Here's why you need an off-season trip to Wrightsville Beach • Shaggy, stoic & stealing hearts: Where to see Highland cows - SouthPark Magazine • In Search of the Dambo Trolls • Celebrate Scottish culture at the Loch Norman Highland Games • A Table for Everyone • A Taste of Italy in Ronda, NC • Unity May 2026 • Full Steam Ahead • Making Waves • NC Trend: A top Wall Street investor finds joy in North Carolina wine. - Business North Carolina • How to explore the Queen City on a bike • 13 Ways to Fall in Love with Sylva • Unity June 2026 • Cooking for Hope • Muck Rack • Veteran broadcaster Jim Babb's innovative career • 15 Dog-Friendly Breweries to Take Your Four-Legged Friend • Unity Employment Disability Month 2024 • Unity September 2025 • Unity October 2025 • Camp Carefree Provides a Free Supportive and Fun Summer for Kids with Special Needs - Carolina Country • Kiteboard-loving ex-hedge fund manager invests in Hatteras Island hospitality. • A fun weekend itinerary for Fayetteville, NC • Here's your itinerary for 48 fab hours in Roanoke, Virginia • Mountain Time • Who’s the Pizza ‘G.O.A.T.’? • Unity Hispanic Heritage Month 2024 • North Carolina’s 6 drive-in movie theaters make for dreamy summer nights • Wind warriors: A kitesurfing adventure at OBX • Classic Chicago - SouthPark Magazine • Covey Calling • Meet Vanessa Infanzon • Don’t miss your chance to see Chihuly’s art at the Biltmore Estate • Back inn time: 5 NC hotels with history • Diners across North Carolina in Business for Decades • Unity June 2025 • A Writer Traces the Origin of Her NoDa House • Intricate illumination: The art of Meredith Connelly • Finding Purpose Buzzing Across the Globe Painting Bee Murals • Where the alps meet Appalachia • Summer getaways: 10 places to go this season • Unity Holidays Around the World 2024 • 11 North Carolina power couples talk about love • Western North Carolina Mountain Town Businesses and Tourism Resume • Agritourism, Anyone? • The North Carolinian delivering campers & hope to western NC after Helene • Hike & Sip at Souther Williams • Embrace the cold at the 2025 Visit Haywood Ice Fest Weekend • 13 places in North Carolina for afternoon tea or high tea • eSpeciallyBen • No Putter, No Problem • Capturing the Glow • Polking Around Polk County • Forest bathing & more: 6 places in North Carolina that help you reach a state of zen • Pati Jinich Takes a Road Trip Along the Pan-American Highway • Fig Tree Fandom • Support these western North Carolina mountain towns for Spring Break 2025 • Unity May 2025 • Summer Alert: OBX • What’s Blooming at the South Carolina Festival of Flowers? • KID-FREE IN THE QC • How to Spend 72 Perfect Hours in Charlotte, NC • Unity March 2025 • 'Top Chef' to Center Stage: Carla Hall's Food Evolution Continues • Givers: All together • ‘We didn’t wait for anyone to save us’: A western NC town's post-storm revival • Easterseals PORT Health Miracle Moments_Vanessa Infanzon • Unity December 2024 • Centered in the Carolinas • Puerto Rico: Charlotte’s gateway to a Caribbean vacation • Autumn at Oz Festival • Unity February 2025 • Meet the Makers • Glamourous + Camping = Glamping • Kayaking made more convenient with self-service rentals -m • Local Galleries, National Names • A Cinematic Second Act • Veteran’s Healing Farm in Henderson helps military members through agriculture • Making wellness a family affair • Last chance to hit the slopes: Where to go skiing in North Carolina • NC trend: Charlotte group shows environmental leadership through attainable projects. • Does NC have more serial women poisoners than anywhere else? Getting to know NC true crime writer Cathy Pickens • Get to know true crime writer Cathy Pickens & other North Carolina authors • Golden Isles getaway: A guide to Jekyll Island • Celebrate 50 years of the North Carolina Zoo with a wild visit or two • Reduce, reuse, refill: Your guide to NC’s zero-waste ‘refilleries’ • Counseling practices thrives as mental health concerns mount - Business North Carolina • Here’s the buzz about Scranton’s mural of bees in tutus • Unity Asian Pacific Islander Heritage Month 2024 • Steer clear of wild spring breakers by visiting these NC gems • North Carolina nonprofit Hook and Line Heroes connects wounded veterans to fishing. - Carolina Country • Lake Norman CURRENTS November 2024 • Unity Native American Heritage 2023 • The Spotlight on North Carolina’s Jazz Venues • Everyone's Welcome: Joining a Yoga Studio After 50 • Black History Month Unity February 2024 • On the Slopes in 3 Hours • Highlighting High Point’s Newest Designation • Unity Hispanic Heritage Month 2023 • Carolina Strong: Local mother spreads joy at home for people with disabilities • Fall Getaways: Star struck • Get Ready for Halloween with these 15 ‘ghost walks’ in North Carolina • Blue Ridge Craft Trails feature western North Carolina art studios, galleries and crafts • Pillars of NC: Dr. Bill Milner devotes his life to providing travel dental care • Climb aboard: 8 rails to trails hikes in North Carolina • 6 Don’t-Miss Activities in Museum City • 4 North Carolinians Making a Difference for Kids in the Tar Heel State • 5 Ordinary North Carolinians Making an Extraordinary Difference • Where are the Most Beautiful Places in NC for Outdoor Fun (+ Great Pics)? • 48 Hours in High Point • We Asked NC Farmers to Share What Gets Them Up in the Morning • Grilled Vanilla Pound Cake at Franklinville Diner • Pillars of NC: Sis Kaplan helped shape Charlotte's radio industry for decades • 48 Hours in Winston-Salem, page 50 • NC Murals You Love and the Artists Behind Them • How to Plan a Beach Vacation for Wheelchair Users • PARENT CAMP: Why should kids have all the fun this summer? • The Ultimate Guide to NC College Towns: Hotels, Food & Fun • Plant people • We Scouted 25 Amazing Diners and Dives in North Carolina. You’re Welcome. • Unity - November 2024 • Pump and stomp • Support Local Artists by Visiting One of These 15 Mostly-Free Galleries in North Carolina • Unity Pride Month • Need help buying an EV? Here's how to navigate the tax credits • How Black Fathers Rock! in Charlotte Is Changing the Narrative About Black Fathers • 22 Summer Activities in NC That Don’t Involve A Lot Of Planning (or Money) • Pillars of NC: Luther Hodges Jr. reinvented himself throughout his career • Planning Your Next Long Weekend? Here Are 5 Must-Visit Bed and Breakfasts in North Carolina • 6 Must-Visit North Carolina Beaches That Are Wheelchair-Accessible • A.J. Hartley's new book blends fantasy and folklore • 21 Enchanting North Carolina Botanical Gardens to Put on Your Must-Visit List • A Path for Everyone • 7 Carolina lavender farms • 16 NC Trails That Take You To Something Awesome • Unlimited Possibilities • Unity Asian Pacific Islander Heritage Month • Divas and dramas: the life of an opera singer • Pillars of NC: Walter Davenport overcame racism as a pioneering CPA • Spring into the New Season with the Old 96 District • SPRING TRAVEL: Virginia’s Blue Ridge • Unity Women’s History Month • Black Mental Health Today • Make It a Grandkids Disney Vacation, pages 56-59 • A First-Timer’s Guide to Planning a Disney Vacation • Finding peace in plants • NC-Centric Holiday Gifts • Campus culture • Unity Black History Month 2023 • 5 winter spa escapes • Bridge builder • Pillars of North Carolina: Bob Greczyn’s pivotal role in N.C. health care • Elk, Chainsaw Carving, and Building a Good Drum: Our Guide to NC’s Blue Ridge Craft Trails • The Perfect Holiday Drinks, As Selected By NC Bartenders and Mixologists • Bank holiday: How to spend a weekend in Durham • 14 Hiking Trails to Conquer This Fall in North Carolina • A Step-By-Step Guide to Hitting the Slopes with Kids • 11 Dining Spots in Downtown Asheboro • Each of These 20 Indie Bookstores In North Carolina Has a Story to Tell • New to NC? Here Are 9 Travel-Worthy Destinations to Visit in Your First Year • 12 Must-See North Carolina Attractions This Season That Are Free • Unity Magazine - Nov. 2022 • TRAVEL: Island Hop Through the Florida Keys - Charlotte Parent • You Love It, NC. But Did You Know Pimento Cheese Comes from New York? • NC Vineyards: Fruits of the Vine - Carolina Country • Here Are 8 Women-Owned Businesses to Shop in Durham