William G Enloe High School Science Olympiad Booster Club

Boys & Girls Clubs of Wake County has been dedicated to empowering and supporting the youth of Wake County for over 50 years. With 7 neighborhood Clubs and a Teen Center, they provide a safe and nurturing environment for young people to learn, grow, and become responsible citizens. Through the generosity of donors and volunteers, they ensure that all young individuals, especially those in need, have the opportunity to succeed in various aspects of life. Boys & Girls Clubs of Wake County relies on donations to provide positive role models and facilities for thousands of kids in the community. They offer affordable membership and are always seeking mentors and volunteers to make a difference in the lives of young people. Their programs focus on health, wellness, education, leadership, service, the arts, sports, recreation, and workforce readiness, providing a comprehensive approach to youth development.Generated from the website

Raleigh Lions Clinic for the Blind, also known as RLCB, is a private, nonprofit rehabilitation facility. Established in 1966, it offers vocational evaluation, medical, work adjustment training and limited transitional employment services for individuals with visual impairments throughout North Carolina. The clinic operates a more than 81,000-square-foot facility. Raleigh Lions Clinic for the Blind also provides teleservices and maintains a working relationship with the Division of Services for the Blind. It has base supply stores in Kentucky, Arkansas and North Carolina. The clinic also specializes in veteran's administration switchboard operations. Raleigh Lions Clinic for the Blind offers development and community relations programs and services.