Steve Corbett is a member of two clubs in the Carolinas: Southport-Oak Island (since 2016) and North Brunswick (since 2022).
Before moving to St. James in Brunswick County, Steve lived in Floral Park, Long Island with his wife, Mary, and three children. Steve and Mary now have eight grandchildren. While in Floral Park, Steve started two nonprofits and was president of both for multiple years. During that time, he also served on the Board of Trustees of the Village of Floral Park (population 16,000) as a trustee for 8 years and then the last 6 as mayor.
Steve has been an enthusiastic supporter and leader for the Kiwanis causes of health and nutrition, literacy and education, and youth leadership programs. Kiwanis has been a large focus of his free time, volunteering in schools as an SLP advisor for clubs from kindergarten to grade 12 and various literacy projects.
Additionally, the Southport-Oak Island club has been growing and providing fresh vegetables to four local food pantries totaling 15,000 lbs donated since inception, a project that Steve proposed in 2017.
For the Carolinas District, Steve has served as lieutenant governor of Division 26, volunteered at Key Leader camp and currently serves on the district board (2023-2026). For the past three years, Steve has served as the district administrator for the K-KIDS and Builders Club SLPs.sroom called. He enjoyed the interactions with students and, especially, coaching.
Governor Steve Corbett
Steve Corbett is a member of two clubs in the Carolinas: Southport-Oak Island (since 2016) and North Brunswick (since 2022).
Before moving to St. James in Brunswick County, Steve lived in Floral Park, Long Island with his wife, Mary, and three children. Steve and Mary now have eight grandchildren. While in Floral Park, Steve started two nonprofits and was president of both for multiple years. During that time, he also served on the Board of Trustees of the Village of Floral Park (population 16,000) as a trustee for 8 years and then the last 6 as mayor.
Steve has been an enthusiastic supporter and leader for the Kiwanis causes of health and nutrition, literacy and education, and youth leadership programs. Kiwanis has been a large focus of his free time, volunteering in schools as an SLP advisor for clubs from kindergarten to grade 12 and various literacy projects.
Additionally, the Southport-Oak Island club has been growing and providing fresh vegetables to four local food pantries totaling 15,000 lbs donated since inception, a project that Steve proposed in 2017.
For the Carolinas District, Steve has served as lieutenant governor of Division 26, volunteered at Key Leader camp and currently serves on the district board (2023-2026). For the past three years, Steve has served as the district administrator for the K-KIDS and Builders Club SLPs.sroom called. He enjoyed the interactions with students and, especially, coaching.