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Leadership Charlotte, founded in 1978, is a renowned organization dedicated to developing and enhancing volunteer community leadership in Charlotte, NC. Through their inclusive leadership development programs, they provide emerging and existing leaders with opportunities to increase their community knowledge, civic network, and service to the community. Their flagship program, the Leadership Charlotte Core Program, is a 10-month immersive experience designed for leaders at various stages of their careers. Additionally, ENCOUNTER Charlotte, a one or two-day orientation to Charlotte and community leadership, is offered twice a year. With a focus on inclusiveness, Leadership Charlotte aims to empower individuals to become active contributors in making Charlotte one of the best places to live, work, and play.Generated from the website

VFW Post 3746 has been instrumental in preserving the history and heritage of African American veterans who bravely served our country. VFW Post 3746 raises funds to help veterans who served in wars overseas.The purpose of the post is to provide support for service men and women returning home from combat while serving with the United States military. Today the membership is composed of veterans who experienced combat in World War II, the Korean War, Vietnam War and the Gulf Wars. A majority of our members are disabled and homeless, and require special needs. We are expanding our services to provide support for these veterans.

Disability Rights & Resources is a nonprofit Center for Independent Living based in Charlotte, NC, dedicated to creating a fully inclusive community where people with and without disabilities can pursue their goals. Established in 1980, it is one of over 340 Centers for Independent Living in the U.S., with a mission that emphasizes consumer control, advocacy, and community integration. The organization provides a range of services, including advocacy, independent living skills training, and peer mentoring, aimed at empowering individuals with disabilities to overcome barriers and live independently. With a strong emphasis on cross-disability support, they serve the counties of Mecklenburg, Gaston, Union, and Cabarrus, focusing on fostering independence and community participation. Generated from the website