Podcast - Catawba Lands Conservancy & Carolina Thread Trail
This September, SHARE Charlotte is shining a spotlight on organizations that are dedicated to protecting our planet. These nonprofits are creating zero-waste, low-carbon futures so our rivers, lands, and wildlife keep thriving.
Albemarle’s Commitment to Sustainability
SHARE Charlotte is excited to partner with Albemarle for our first ever Environmental Sustainability Community Event on September 27. This community event allows attendees to meet and network with nonprofits who are working to create a zero-waste, low-carbon future and ensures that our surrounding rivers, land and wildlife are being protected.
#SpotlightOnCLT: Environmental Sustainability - How Charlotte is Going Green
FACTS Initiative Interview on Do Good CLT Podcast
The month of August is Black Philanthropy Month. In partnership with SHARE Charlotte, Do Good Charlotte is highlighting nonprofits that are black-led and benefitting. A perfect example is the FACTS Initiative. FACTS stands for Family And Children Therapeutic Services. The initiative provides mental health services to underserved children and families who don’t traditionally receive care. On this episode of Do Good Charlotte, Host Pamela Escobar is joined by FACTS CEO Aisha Yesher-El and volunteer Melissa Picault.
After The Pledges
The audacity and necessity of CLT GIVES BLACK
Written by Valaida Fullwood
Charlotte Celebrates Black Philanthropy Month
What is Black Philanthropy Month?
June is #SpotlightOnCLT Pride Month
Each year, June is nationally recognized as LGBTQ Pride Month, to mark the date in history (June 28th) when the first pride march was held in New York City in 1970.
“A community unaware of the problem will not be a part of the solution. Let’s change that together.” - Present Age Ministries
Each month, SHARE offers a #SpotlightOnCLT series highlighting important causes, showcasing the local nonprofits who are doing the good work for the cause, and sharing how you can get involved. This month, we’re highlighting Human Trafficking. It’s a difficult subject, but one we think you’ll want to hear about, especially what is happening right here in our neighborhoods.
Let’s get to work, Charlotte!
What does it mean to be part of workforce development for yourself or for our collective community as a whole?
