Volunteer and Community Service Opportunities in the Triangle
Thinking of volunteering? See these places where Triangle families and teens can get involved year-round or seasonally.
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Thinking of volunteering? See these places where Triangle families and teens can get involved year-round or seasonally.
Thanksgiving Day runs and walks invite families to get moving together in Raleigh, Durham, Cary and other Triangle towns.
A new collaborative effort is confronting the problem of high-risk drinking among college and high school students in Chapel Hill and surrounding communities
Lenovo employees in Research Triangle Park volunteered to help build bicycles and tricycles for children of military families serving on bases and ships in North Carolina.
Food Lion Feeds recently celebrated its anniversary by providing more than 1 million meals throughout its 10-state operating area.
Keller Williams Realty, in partnership with the N.C. State and Wake County Smart Start, deployed 80 volunteers to eight child care centers across the county as part of its RED Day of Service May 14.
The North Carolina county in which children are born may make a difference in how long they live and in the quality of their health, according to NC Child.
World-renowned jazz violinist Sara Caswell performed at Kidznotes' fifth annual benefit April 17 at the Durham Convention Center.
Durham's American Tobacco Trail Pedestrian Bridge recently won a National Recognition Award from the American Council of Engineering Companies.
Ronald McDonald House of Chapel Hill's 3rd Annual Storybook Gala grossed more than $144,000 for expansion of facilities and services.
Gadget Girls, the all-girl robotics team of the Girl Scouts - North Carolina Coastal Pines, competed in the 6th Annual NC FIRST Robotics Regional Tournament March 19-21 in Raleigh.
Durham-based nonprofit Goodwill Community Foundation recently gave school supply kits to 420 students at Falkland Elementary School in Pitt County.
The Jandy Ammons Foundation, Inc., a local family foundation, is giving $234,720 this year to help 11 North Carolina-based nonprofits.
Raleigh's first Smashburger, located in the Shops at Falls Village, hosted a fundraiser in December for Communities in schools of Wake County.
Triangle-based nonprofit Kidznotes has announced its selection as Band Together's 2016 nonprofit partner.
Brownies from Girl Scout Troop 1152 donated more than 50 bags of food to The Salvation Army of Durham, Orange and Person Counties' pantry in November.
Carolina Meadows, a continuing care retirement community in Chapel Hill, recently awarded grants to support weekend backpack food programs for kids
The Enloe High School Student Council will host its 10th annual charity ball Dec. 6, 7-11 p.m., at Marbles Kids Museum in Raleigh, will benefit Inter-Faith Food Shuttle.
The John Rex Endowment recently awarded Wake County SmartStart more than $675,000 for a Farm to Child Care project.
Boys & Girls Clubs of Wake County dedicated their newest facility Oct. 23, which is named after its president and CEO of 42 years, Ralph Capps.
Lucy Daniels Center's Lucy's Book Club program received a $24,000 grant in October from the Golden Corral Charitable Fund of Triangle Community Foundation.
But people who care are everywhere. Here are six stories of Triangle residents making life better for people — and animals — near and far.
The North Carolina Museum of History in Raleigh is accepting entries for the inaugural Longleaf Film Festival taking place May 2, 2015,
Former N.C. State University and National Football League players Torry and Terrence Holt were honored for their work on behalf of children affected by a parent's cancer.