4017 Ridgecrest Ave

Jeff and Lisa Cannada

NourishUp

2131 Bay St

Ross Rebhan and Jess Hall

Bright Blessings

Pike Foundation Giveaway

Catherine and Ryan Carroll

Go B Go

The Go B Go Foundation is a nonprofit organization based in Charlotte, NC, dedicated to helping children with neurological conditions access specialized intensive therapies. Their mission is to empower these strong individuals by providing access to specialized, intensive therapies that help them grow stronger and achieve their goals with confidence. Through raising funds and spreading awareness, we are changing lives, one child at a time, and creating a brighter future for all.

312 Plantation Pl

John and Alex Kirkpatrick

Forgotten Now Family Rescue

Forgotten, Now Family Rescue is a women-founded nonprofit dog rescue based in Charlotte and the surrounding area. Their mission is to rescue, rehabilitate, and rehome dogs—especially those overlooked due to size, breed, medical needs, or past neglect by finding them loving forever families. They focus on compassionate care, community education about humane treatment and responsible pet ownership, and promoting spay/neuter programs. The organization operates entirely through volunteers and donor support, offering opportunities to adopt, foster, volunteer, or donate to help give every dog a second chance at life.

1833 Cochran Pl

Joel Osullivan and Mihail Rusu

Refugee Support Services

Refugee Support Services is a local non-profit organization leveraging the power of community to help program participants—including refugees, asylees, and other displaced people with legal status—resettle the Charlotte, North Carolina area. They work closely with individuals and families to help find translation services, healthcare, citizenship, and ultimately foster connection within our community so they can restart their lives here with confidence.

700 Mcalway Road

Nelson and Anna Lopes

ourBRIDGE for Kids

ourBRIDGE offers culturally responsive, trauma-informed services to refugee and immigrant children and their families, all with the goal of helping them adjust and thrive.

801 Bridlepath Lane

Dan and Tyler Newman

The Good Fellows Club

The Good Fellows Club has over 1,800 members in the greater Charlotte area who seek opportunities to help working families facing difficult times in our community. Good Fellows utilizes 100% of donations to provide emergency assistance to families in need throughout the year.

308 Wonderwood Dr

Kenneth and Wendy Pryce

Charlotte Family Housing

Charlotte Family Housing (CFH) is a shelter-to-housing program for working families experiencing homelessness. CFH was founded in 2011, when three agencies, Charlotte Emergency Housing, Family Promise of Charlotte, and the Workforce Initiative for Supportive Housing-W.I.S.H., combined their resources and expertise to address the needs of working families experiencing homelessness.  They serve hardworking mothers and fathers who fill critical roles in our community such as cashiers, bank tellers, teachers, daycare attendants, food service workers, bus drivers, and home health care providers.

5041 Hardwick Rd

Michael and Geraldine Foran

Levine Children's Hospital

Levine Children’s Hospital ensures excellence in children’s healthcare by building partnerships with caregivers, families, and the community it serves.

Every dollar you give goes to help pediatric patients and develop new treatments in the Carolinas. The difference between good and great healthcare, and often the sole reason a specialized program exists, is community support.

407 Hunter Ln, 4208 Water Oak Rd, 1427 Carolyn Dr, 409 Bertonley Ave, 115 McAlway Rd, 4105 Pineview Rd

Lisa & Steve Frick, Greg & Cory Stewart, Kendall & Katrina Koenig, Grace and Daniel Hirschberg, Nicole Stewart, Julie Peters

BeLoved Asheville

BeLoved Asheville began with a small group of people that believed that we need each other and that we can do far more together than we can do alone. Hurricane Helene left a wake of devastation and tragedy. Through this hardship, they’ve been surrounded by stories of generosity and solidarity, pouring in from across the nation. They are dedicating all resources to help in Asheville.

345 McAlway Rd

David and Laura Owens

Joe Martin ALC Foundation

The Joe Martin ALS Foundation’s mission is to empower families as they face the challenge of living actively with ALS by providing home care and other services at no cost.

1211 Rembrandt

Scott and Elle Army

Children's Home Society

The Children’s Home Society specializes in education and prevention programs, family preservation, and adoption and foster care. Their goal is simple: to be a compassionate advocate for families.

412 MCALWAY RD

Alexandre and Venessa Mourao

Isabella Santos Foundation

ISF is dedicated to improving rare pediatric cancer treatment options in an effort to increase survival rates of kids with cancer. Over the course of fifteen years, ISF has funded nearly $7 million toward expanding the scope of research and treatment and supporting families dealing with cancer in a variety of ways.

119 MCALWAY RD

Sean and Seaira Wolf

Council for Childrens Rights

Council for Children’s Rights is Charlotte-Mecklenburg’s leading advocate for children, providing both direct assistance to children in need today and working for the well-being of all children in the future. serve some of the most at-risk children in Mecklenburg County. Their advocacy work intersects with the lives of children in the areas of education, abuse and neglect, mental health, custody, domestic violence, and juvenile defense. They actively work toward system reforms and public policies that address the needs and future of all children — not just the children they serve.

410 MCALWAY RD

Brandon + Jessica Fulwider

Claire’s Army

Approximately 200 new families will face a childhood cancer diagnosis every year in Charlotte, NC. There are also 75+ families who have been fighting cancer for over 18 months. To make a difference, Claire’s Army will provide each family with a Claire Package, deliver custom ordered dinners 5 nights a week and pay bills on behalf of families who are suffering financially.

6015 LANSING DR

Matthew and Obell Stiff

Ourbridge for Kids

ourBRIDGE for Kids is a nonprofit organization that supports the immigrant and refugee community in Charlotte, NC by providing an out of school program and through community-based initiatives.

3322 ANSON ST

Namsuk Cho

Kids With Possabilities

Kids With Possibilities mission is to provide funding for therapy, assistive technology and educational scholarships for children with developmental delays in the Greater Charlotte Area. Kids with PossAbilities was established so that families can focus on their child’s development and their family’s journey without the added stress of financial pressures.

124 N. CANTERBURY RD

Tibor + Susan Ban

A Roof Above

Each day, A Roof Above serves 1,200 people in our community –half are served through homeless services, and half are formerly homeless and served through housing programs. Their mission is to provide safety, stability, and dignity in people’s lives.

124 N. CANTERBURY RD

Tibor + Susan Ban

Carolina Breast Friends

Carolina Breast Friends provide an inspirational setting for Survivors & Thrivers to focus on healing, self-exploration and empowerment. Their programs are tailored to the needs of people who are experiencing or have experienced breast cancer.

6110 CREOLA ROAD

Thomas Przybysz and Laura Quintana

Ourbridge for Kids

ourBRIDGE for Kids is a nonprofit organization that supports the immigrant and refugee community in Charlotte, NC by providing an out of school program and through community-based initiatives.

1111 ROSEWOOD CIR.

Jason, Ashleigh + Ainsley Mock

Jdrf-charlotte

From funding innovative research to advocating for government action to providing a support structure for our community, no other organization does more to fight type 1 diabetes (T1D) than JDRF.