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As the 20th Anniversary of 9/11 approaches and the U.S. navigates the impacts of leaving Afghanistan, we want to take a moment to recognize the efforts of a nonprofit that serves those who have served on behalf of our country.
In the wake of hurricanes, wildfires, and other disasters, the Center for Disaster Philanthropy leverages localized expertise to make informed, equity-driven, and intentional grants for disaster relief.
Charlotte-based non-profit teaches students science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) skills through sustainable farming practices to promote environmental justice.
Twice a year, charity marathon Games Done Quick (GDQ) runs for a week in support of designated non-profit organizations, including Doctors Without Borders.
There is an honesty, courage, and hope in storytelling, particularly of difficult experiences. This is how one North Caroline non-profit ensures that everyone's voice has the opportunity to be heard.
Did you know that 1.6 million Americans are living with type one diabetes (T1D)? T1D is an autoimmune disease that at present is non-preventable and non-curable, impacting both children and adults.
The COVID-19 pandemic challenged us all in expected ways. Children were not spared from its effects. The CMS Foundation works to support Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools and develop a community-wide culture of "schoolanthropy"—the support of public education.
Big Brothers and Big Sisters (BBBS) is a national network of mentors committed to helping youth meet their full potential. At the core of BBBS is Community-Based Mentoring, fostering one-to-one matches between Bigs and Littles to empower youth while strengthening communities.
By leveraging their collective expertise, technology leaders are fostering a community to continually connect, learn, grow, and lead.
Many of us attribute our success to the mentors and community that shaped us and helped us grow. Here is how one North Carolina non-profit ensures at-risk youth have access to a supportive community.