$15,800

Epilepsy Alliance North Carolina

Epilepsy affects 1 in 50 children, 1 in 100 adults. In the United States approximately 3 million people have epilepsy with 200,000 new cases diagnosed each year. In North Carolina, approximately 80,000 people have epilepsy. One in 10 of us will have a seizure at some time in our lifetime. An affiliate of the national Epilepsy Foundation.  It is supported solely by the generosity of the community to serve families affected by epilepsy.

Executive Service Corps of the Greater Triangle

Executive Service Corps of the Greater Triangle has been in existence for 30 years, serving the needs of the nonprofit sector in our community.  We exist to help other nonprofits increase their capacity and organizational effectiveness.  Ultimately, our nonprofit clients become more efficient because they receive critical consulting services that they could not otherwise afford.

Families Moving Forward

Families Moving Forward offers a temporary home to families with children in the crisis of homelessness. Working together, we create a path to stability and self-sufficiency through personalized services and ongoing community support. Learn more at www.familiesmovingforwardnc.org.

Indigo Consortium

Indigo Consortium is the only organization in Durham focusing specifically on the individual needs of women who have served in any branch of the military. We address the visible and invisible wounds she may harbor, and provide support where needed rather than presume where she should go for care. Our availability is not limited to a specific time, day or hour. We understand that sometimes help cannot wait.

North Carolina Business Council

North Carolina Business Council’s mission is to educate and engage business organizations, leaders, and businesses to articulate solutions for North Carolina’s economic future by safeguarding human health, promoting economic justice, and encouraging sustainability.

Osman Foundation

Preston's League