Asheville Poverty Initiative’s mission is to build community and promote economic justice. We strive to create a beloved community that celebrates mutuality, abundance, and justice, working to dismantle stereotypes, reduce fear, and empower hope through telling stories across socio-economic differences.
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The Asheville Pickleball Association (APA), a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, promotes the growth of pickleball in Western North Caroline to enrich lives in our communities.
To foster community across intersecting identities through advocacy, compassion, education, and service.
At United Way of Chatham County, our mission is to address the most critical needs of Chatham County residents. We believe that everyone in our community deserves the opportunity to thrive.
Therapist Resource Network provides emergency financial support, burnout prevention and recovery, and advocacy for mental health clinicians.
We are a private non-profit direct human services organization providing residents and visitors of the Outer Banks with crisis intervention and prevention services, safe housing, information, education and advocacy to domestic violence, sexual assault and human trafficking survivors. We make it possible for those who want to be free of a violent relationship, to succeed. We make hope real.
A New Day Community Care Services, Inc’s mission is to advocate, mentor, nurture and support young mothers to become confident and self-supporting for themselves and their children
We will teach classes about reproductive health, parenting, and child safety, and provide public car seat checks.
At United Way of Greater Charlotte, we find fresh solutions to solve economic mobility and racial inequity, working hand in hand with neighborhoods and grassroots nonprofits. Within our community legacy, we've broken down barriers to create uniquely impactful programs that help lift people out of poverty.