United Way of the Greater Triangle

The North Carolina Soybean Producers Association (NCSPA), established in 1966, represents the interests of soybean growers across the state through various promotional, educational, and research initiatives. Funded by a farmer assessment known as the checkoff, the organization is dedicated to enhancing the value of soybeans and their products while supporting the agricultural community. Through programs like GrowSoybean Schools and the NC Commodity Conference, NCSPA provides resources and knowledge to help farmers adapt to changing conditions and improve their operations. The association also plays a vital role in advocating for policies that protect the rights and profitability of North Carolina soybean farmers on a national level. Generated from the website

Rise Against Hunger is a global movement dedicated to ending hunger by empowering communities, nourishing lives, and responding to emergencies. They work in various countries, providing volunteer-packaged meals and assisting with sustainable agriculture and income-generating projects to support long-term food security. In addition to addressing immediate food needs, Rise Against Hunger partners with local leaders to implement programs that promote nutrition education and health, particularly for children and families facing food insecurity. Their commitment extends to responding to crises and ensuring that vulnerable communities receive essential aid during disaster seasons. Generated from the website

The Woman's Club of Raleigh, established in 1904, is a 501(c)(3) registered charity organization dedicated to community service through volunteerism. Committed to promoting the welfare of others, the club fundraises, volunteers, and donates for the charitable, educational, cultural, and common good of the community. With a mission of "Women Changing Raleigh," the club offers a range of community service programs in arts, culture, environment, education, libraries, health, wellness, civic engagement, scholarships, and community grants. Members actively participate in events and activities to make Raleigh a better place to live and work.Generated from the website