Charlotte-based nonprofit founder joins Tour de Turns to fight hunger
Barker is the founder of the Charlotte-born nonprofit Girls On The Run. While she no longer leads the nonprofit, she’s still doing the work to strengthen the community.
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Barker is the founder of the Charlotte-born nonprofit Girls On The Run. While she no longer leads the nonprofit, she’s still doing the work to strengthen the community.
One Voice Chorus, an LGBTQIA+ ensemble based in Charlotte, is entering its 37th season as it prepares to perform during Pride festivities this weekend.
Everett Blackmon grew up on the West Side of Charlotte, but you could also say he grew up at the library among stacks of books, scholars and poets and a constant buzz of curiosity.
Teachers across the Charlotte area are already getting classrooms ready for the first day of school, and many are turning to Classroom Central for free supplies to help offset hundreds of dollars they often spend out of pocket each year.
After suffering a traumatic brain injury in an accident, one Charlotte resident has found healing in helping other families through trying times.
Two local educators have spent their summer at Classroom Central as the teachers in residence, working on resources to support students in need.
Woodworker Seth Alverson’s career sparked when his daughter was born. He said it grew out of necessity.
Art is transforming the sterile environment of the Mecklenburg County Detention Center, with a mural in the men’s pod aiming to inspire change and uplift spirits. This is just the first of many murals to come, as the facility seeks to revolutionize the incarceration experience.
One Union County student is heading to Mount Rushmore after winning a national competition commemorating the 250th anniversary of the United States.
Trevor started out as a teen participant at Amazing Grace Advocacy, a Concord nonprofit that supports families raising children with intellectual disabilities.