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Where Community Meets Good Food Raleigh needs a place where all people can EAT. Raleigh needs a place where COMMUNITY can be built. Why does Raleigh need such a café?  We have soup kitchens, we have nice restaurants, but we do not have a place that brings us all together to eat. Mission: A Place at the Table provides community and healthy Read more...

Children’s Flight of Hope provides flights to essential, life-changing, and life-saving medical care for children in need. Together with our donors, partners, and champions, we help ease the emotional and financial burden on families, with flights for children and caregivers every time they travel for specialized care – no matter how far, no matter how often. Read more...

The Foundation of Hope believes that research is hope for the millions of individuals struggling with mental illnesses around the world. By investing in cutting-edge scientific research grants at UNC, we are working to understand and treat these devastating disorders through innovative science. We invite you to learn more about us, read about the research we fund, and join us at one of our Read more...

Freedom Ride Rescue brings together individuals who share a love for dogs and a dream to see a no-kill state. Our foster-based network brings in dogs of all ages, sizes and breed mixes. We help to rehabilitate these animals – providing security, love, medical, and behavioral training as needed – until they can be adopted to their “fur-ever” homes. Read more...

Providing hope to critically ill children and their families through financial assistance & emotional support Me Fine Foundation was founded in 2004 by friends and family of Folden Lee IV who succumbed to the effects of AML leukemia at the age of 2. During Folden’s treatment whenever he was asked how he was feeling he always responded with “me fine!” Read more...

Raleigh Little Theatre is a welcoming community using theatre to enrich, educate, entertain and engage volunteers, students and audiences of all ages. The story of Raleigh Little Theatre In 1936, a group of passionate local performers joined forces with technical workers from the Federal Theatre Project to begin a community theatre in Raleigh. This nation-wide movement of little theatres focused Read more...