HopeWay: #SpotlightOnCLT Military Appreciation
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#SpotlightOnCLT Military Appreciation
HopeWay
#SpotlightOnCLT Military Appreciation
#SpotlightOnCLT: Military Appreciation
#SpotlightOnCLT is SHARE Charlotte’s monthly content series that highlights a different cause or issue each month. It is one way that we shine a light on various nonprofit organizations as a beacon to help educate the community and explore how to get involved.
For July, we are highlighting Military Appreciation and all of the many wrap-around services for military veterans and families that Charlotte nonprofits offer.
Camping With Cradle
The Camping With Cradle outdoor mentoring program is a means for young adults to become more familiar with the outdoors. The program is designed as a group mentoring model; each outing will allow a group of approximately 6-8 youth to experience an outdoor trip. SHARE Charlotte spoke with Dr. Keith Cradle, Executive Director of this program, to learn more about its impact on our community, in our #SpotlightOnCLT Great Outdoors series.
Eagle Rock Camp
Eagle Rock Camp is a family saving, suicide prevention organization that serves at-risk veteran and military families.
Today's highlight for #SpotlightOnCLT Great Outdoors is Eagle Rock Camp. More than helping Charlotteans get outside, they are changing the lives of military families. Read below for some incredible impact stories on how they are healing kids, teens and parents with the great outdoors.
Partners for Parks
Taking cues from similar events around the country and the world, Open Streets 704 aims to build a better, healthier, connected community by encouraging Charlotte and Mecklenburg area residents to walk, bicycle, and experience the city together in a way that’s just not possible in a car.
What would you like the community to know about the challenges your organization is trying to solve?
Catawba Lands
What would you like the community to know about the challenges your organization is trying to solve?
Carolina Raptor Center
TreesCharlotte
Charlotte is known as “The City of Trees” thanks to our city’s remarkable tree canopy. TreesCharlotte actively plants and gives away trees to ensure the continued health and well-being of our canopy and to account for on-going growth and development in our city. Trees clean our air, reduce stormwater run-off, cool our streets, reduce energy usage in our homes, increase property values, and give us beauty.
We have so much great news to share from our nonprofit partners about their amazing work. But, we'd love to hear from you. Let us know if you have stories you'd like to tell and we'll make you a guest blogger!!
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