The North Carolina Council of Churches is a statewide ecumenical organization promoting Christian unity and working towards a more just society.

Loaves & Fishes empowers under resourced K-12 youth through a comprehensive after-school program that uses a relationally-based, holistic approach to development. 

The USCRI North Carolina Field Office has welcomed those fleeing violence and persecution, providing hundreds of refugees an opportunity for a safe and secure future.

ONE Wake is a national, non-partisan organization, organized in 1940, whose purpose is to speak out for just laws, policies and practices across America. Its strength comes from grassroots organizing that gives all people a voice.

​Hearts with Haiti working in partnership with the St. Joseph Family of Haiti, creates a caring family for those facing the challenges of poverty and disability.

Wheels4Hope fixes up donated cars for their community, providing reliable transportation that aimed at turning a family’s life around.

Elizabeth and Dan Turk have been mission co-workers in Madagascar for 30 year, focusing on issues of public health and sustainable agriculture.

A Place at the Table is Raleigh’s first pay-what-you-can cafe, a place where everyone has dignity and choice.

Urban Ministries of Wake County engages their community to serve those affected by poverty by providing food and nutrition, promoting health and wellness.

The Friends of Oberlin Village, through preservation and education, honors Oberlin, one of the last known surviving free and freedmen's villages in the state of North Carolina that grew out of an antebellum Free Black settlement.