Home Delivery by Local Vendors

Jon Darling

Contact Name: Han Su, Pharm. D, Pharmacy Manager

Business Genre: Home Delivery by Local Vendors

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A local pharmacy at located 98 Chapelton Court, Suite 300 in The Veranda at Briar Chapel. Free delivery to Fearrington Village residents.

Opened in 2016. Co-owners Greg Vassie and Han Su have a combined 35 years of pharmacy experience. Ever since graduating with their Pharmacy Doctorate degrees they have previously worked at several pharmacies since 1999 serving the Pittsboro, Chapel Hill, and Carrboro areas.

Hours: Monday through Friday: 8:30 a.m. until 6:30 p.m. / Saturday: 9:00 a.m. until 1:00 p.m. / Closed Sunday.

This listing is here for the convenience of residents who are searching for vendors who offer home delivery service to our community.

Comments by Fearrington Village Residents:

“Shout out to Han for helping me with med identification of a visiting friend. He is the best! “

“My wife & I needed Flu shots. There was a 1 hour wait at one of the big chain pharmacies. We tried 501 pharmacy and they took us right away. We were very impressed with the professionalism and “bedside manner” of the pharmacist. Highly recommended!”

“Han Su and his team are the best!”

“Best pharmacy ever! Great service, incredibly accomodating!”

“I moved all my prescriptions from Harris Teeter to 501 because the customer service is fantastic! Han is knowledgeable, helpful and offers delivery service. By far, the best pharmacist in the area.”

“Convenience and good ice cream.”

“Fun to go and get ice cream packed just for me”

“Friendly knowledgeable, staff who know your name, medicines you take, and are interested in you an your health. It’s like “drug stores” used to be when I was a kid.”

“Helped me out many times. Sieny Oosterhof.”

“I had the pleasure of going to 501 Pharmacy this morning. I can vouch for the peppermint ice cream, the friendly, outstanding service, and the resulting feeling of “it’s the most wonderful time of the year“ exclamation exclamation when you want it all, 501 has it all! No, they didn’t ask me to say this.”

“I totally agree. They go the extra distance. It is truly personalized service. They also have free delivery.”

“We love them as well. Real friendly people. They know who I am and I am not just a number. Great help and care. If you haven’t tried them, you really should. Ice cream is also a appreciated bonus.”

Business Website Address: http://www.501rx.com/

Business Phone Number: 984-999-0501

Business Contact Email: Han@501rx.com

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Library Books and More to Your Door

Contact Name: Angie Brady

Business Genre: Home Delivery by Local Vendors

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Chatham County Public Library OUTREACH SERVICES. Are you or a loved one unable to come to the library due to a hardship or long-term illness? Then let us bring the library to you!

They provide large-print materials, as well as books and audiobooks from our regular collection, to qualifying patrons served by Chatham Community Library, Wren Memorial Library, and Goldston Library. Books and other materials are delivered to qualifying patrons through Outreach Services, which supports the library’s mission to encourage lifelong learning and community engagement by all members of our community.

You may qualify for Outreach Services’ Books and More To Your Door homebound delivery service if you or a loved one are a resident of Chatham County AND are one of the following:

a recipient of Meals on Wheels
a resident of a senior care facility in Chatham County
a participant in an adult day center in Chatham County
unable to come to the library due to a hardship

You may also apply for short-term services if you are unable to drive due to surgery or major illness. Short-term service is approved at the discretion of the Outreach Coordinator. Applications for homebound delivery may be submitted online, by phone, by mail, or in person. To apply by phone 919-742-2016, or by email outreach@chathamlibraries.org. To apply by mail or in person: print and complete the application (PDF) and return it to: Outreach Services, Wren Memorial Library, 500 N. 2nd St., Siler City, NC 27344. To apply online: click here.

Business Phone Number: 919-742-2016

Business Contact Email: outreach@chathamlibraries.org

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Take-Out Central

Contact Name: Brad Russell

Business Genre: Food Services, Home Delivery by Local Vendors

Comments:

[Updated April 03, 2018] Since they may update the current list of restaurants from which they will deliver, be sure to visit their site before ordering. As of this update, they will deliver food to Fearrington and Pittsboro from the following eight restaurants listed on their website:

NEW!! (as of April 17, 2018) Take-Out Central ordering app for iPhone and iPad.

https://www.takeoutcentral.com/pittsboro/restaurants/delivery. Residents can use this same hotlink to order conveniently online. The minimum order has been lowered to $15.00. Note that payment is only by charge card at the time of order placement. $4.99 basic delivery charge and they suggest an additional minimal 15% gratuity for the driver.

Use coupon code “NextDoor2018” at TakeoutCentral.com to take $5 off your order, valid for the next month or two (April-May 2018).

This listing is here for the convenience of residents who are searching for vendors who offer home delivery service to our community.

Business Website Address: https://www.takeoutcentral.com/

Business Phone Number: 919-942-7678

Business Contact Email: manager@takeoutcentral.com

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OPERATIONAL NOTICE UPDATE: The Fearrington Cares Center Will Remain Closed Through May

From Karen Metzguer, Executive Director and Nurse: Following national and state guidelines, Fearrington Cares remains closed. We temporarily closed the Center on March 17, 2020, and I am disappointed to share that we will not provide classes, programs, or open our services during the month of May. I am in consultation with other health professionals, the Board, and The Chatham Council on Aging and we are beginning to establish criteria for re-opening our services. I believe the safest and most critical thing for residents of Fearrington to do is continue the actions you are taking, in concert with the recommendations of the CDC and the state health Department for the next 4 weeks. It is my hope that at that time we will have the information we need to provide safe gatherings and safe services. We need to dream, while keeping our feet firmly grounded on the soil. We will reevaluate this decision regularly; we will reopen when prudent and will inform you of the date.

Our staff will be able to check messages and make calls remotely using the Fearrington Cares number, 919-542-6877.

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