Public School Forum of NC

The North Carolina Restaurant & Lodging Association Foundation, Inc, based in Raleigh, NC, is a prominent organization dedicated to supporting and advancing the hospitality industry in North Carolina. Through various initiatives such as educational resources, scholarships, and advocacy efforts, the foundation plays a vital role in promoting the growth and success of restaurants and lodging establishments across the state. With a focus on providing training, resources, and support to industry professionals, the NCRLA Foundation strives to address key challenges faced by the hospitality sector, including staffing issues and regulatory compliance. By fostering partnerships and hosting events like the NC ProStart Invitational and Chef Showdown, the foundation actively engages with stakeholders to enhance the overall quality and sustainability of North Carolina's hospitality landscape.Generated from the website

They maintain a close affiliation with child advocacy groups such as the NC Child Advocacy Institute, the Covenant with North Carolina's Children, Commission on Children with Special Health Needs, March of Dimes, NC Day Care Commission, NC Council on the Deaf and Hard of Hearing and many others. The State Government Affairs Committee is active in monitoring legislation at the state and federal levels. Pediatricians are also busy working in partnership with the private sector to find solutions to health care problems. NCPS has worked on safety issues such as seat belt regulations, playground safety and pick-up truck safety as well as laws pertaining to child abuse and neglect and the sexual exploitation of children in advertising. NCPS members were instrumental in the passage of North Carolina Health Choice, the State Child Health Insurance Plan ( SCHIP ) for children in families with income up to 200% of the federal poverty guidelines ( up to $36, 200 for a family of 4 in 2002 ).

The Forest History Society in Durham, NC is dedicated to preserving and sharing the rich history of forests and conservation in the United States. Through their extensive archival collections, educational resources, and awards programs, they aim to promote a deeper understanding of the importance of forests in American history. With a focus on research, education, and public engagement, the Forest History Society offers a wide range of materials and opportunities for individuals interested in exploring the intersection of forests, conservation, and society. Their commitment to honoring past achievements and fostering future stewardship makes them a valuable resource for anyone passionate about forest history and environmental conservation.Generated from the website