Information on biotechnology business, research and education.

Supports a broad range of nonprofit organizations towards enriching the lives of people in North Carolina.

A memorial to the youngest son of the founder of R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company, the foundation funds projects that accomplish systemic reform and have statewide impact. Features history, focus areas, awards information, application guidelines.

Information on food requests, volunteer needs, programs, and a searchable database for those in need of food.

Offers news, ways to help, and a description of the operation.

Information on their many programs and services.

Nonprofit organization that conducts education for litter-free watersheds and coordinates the North Carolina Big Sweep, an event in which volunteers come together to clean up rivers, lakes, and beaches on the third Saturday in September.

Provides food to more than 300 member agencies throughout Western North Carolina who serve 5,100 meals each day year round.

Organization for mutual benefit of NC State Highway Patrol employees.

Calendar of events, information about services, resources, and how to help.

The central site for 4-H in North Carolina.

Ancient Free and Accepted Masons. Includes history, announcements and lodge information.

Site features wish stories, information on how wishes are granted, current fundraising efforts, staff and contact information.

A community based non-profit organization geared toward providing vital services to the elderly, disadvantaged and general public in Western North Carolina.

Provides dolls to children undergoing chemotherapy or other life-threatening illnesses.

Established to help the Make A Wish Foundation by holding golf tournaments yearly. Information on charity, activities and tournament.

Non-profit which provides information and resources to the families of children with disabilities in North Carolina.

Serves the people of the state and member agencies with news, information, a directory and a place for online donations.

Statewide coalition of over 250 private, public and nonprofit organizations and leaders working to promote a smarter pattern of development in NC. Site includes info, links, model policies, tools, and opportunities for citizen involvement.

Provides education and leadership for effective volunteer management. Includes information on membership, workshops, conferences and educational programs.

Seeks to advance health-related issues, programs, and services that ensure a better quality of life for the people of the Carolinas.

Provides leadership, education, and increase awareness of planning policies and practices in North Carolina. Provides links, calendar of events, newsletter, information on officers and membership directory.

Serves, promotes, and represents the nonprofit sector. Includes information about programs, members, news and employment opportunities.

Support group for families after the loss of an infant.

Includes mission statement, contact information, answers to frequently asked questions, and a list of upcoming events.

Supports the work of selected tax-exempt healthcare, educational and social service organizations.

Non-profit agency provides parent education programs. Site includes program descriptions, calendar of events, and volunteer opportunities. Based in Winston-Salem.

State wide effort to coordinate Mothers of Twins/Multiples Clubs. Information on activities, list of member clubs and newsletter.

Frazier Park support group for families after the loss of a child.

A state-wide volunteer non-profit organization of residents living in continuing care retirement communities. Information on activities and services.

Engaged in advocacy and community-building on behalf of low-income residents. Includes issues information.

State-wide media campaign to reduce the use and abuse of illegal drugs. Features membership details, public service announcements, links and information on drugs.

Family foundation that provides grants statewide to make long-term improvements in economic opportunity and race relations.

ADCNC's mission: to reduce the human suffering and economic cost of alcoholism and other drug abuse and addiction. United Way agency providing information, referrals and other services. Volunteer/Donor opportunities available.

Source of information and editorials about legal rights of individuals including teenagers, tenants and minorities.

Information, support and advocacy resources for Chronic Fatigue Syndrome sufferers.

State chapter of organization that advocates for children and adults with mental retardation or developmental disabilities. Information about local chapters, current issues and events, links to helpful sites.

Organization of women of British birth or British Commonwealth ancestry. Information on events, homes and local chapters.

Dedicated to prevent child abuse before it happens by developing family-oriented, community-based prevention, awareness, education, and training programs. Parenting tips, signs of abuse, description of services, news and events.

Lists links to lodges of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks for the state.

Information and analysis of transportation issues; serves as a watch dog over the North Carolina Department of Transportation.

Environmental organization dedicated to protecting the natural resources of the southeastern United States through direct legal action, policy reform, public education, and partnerships with other groups.

Optimist club for the Raleigh and Wilmington metro area. Includes information and events and programs.

Dedicated to the promotion and craft of custom knife making. Information on shows, classes and newsletter.

Provide statewide training to improve the delivery of services to the state's offender population. Includes calendars, registration, training materials.

Information and links for Masons, Shriners and Masonic organizations across the state.

Annual event hosted by Brad Carr and Bill Earle in Cedar Mountain, NC. Features information on the event, the founders, and the game of Overland Bocce.

Resources for survivors of sexual violence. Features a list of rape crisis centers throughout the state, training and events, projects, membership. Includes Spanish translation.

Southern-oriented resources for families, business, activists and homeschools.

Features online newsletter, objectives, calendar of events and contact information.

Non-profit volunteer organization that grants the favorite wishes of terminally ill children. Information on programs and services.

State-wide network of assistive technology equipment loan programs for people with disabilities, their families, and their service providers. Search for equipment online.

A nonpartisan, nonprofit organization that supports traditional family values. Page includes policy articles, legislative news, and online podcast.

Helps families find missing children. Free services include canvassing by car or on foot, emotional support, public awareness programs, and acting as a liaison with the concerned parties, media and law enforcement.

Works to improve the lives of children by reaching them through the public school system. Provides information about services and volunteer opportunities, including AmeriCorps and Vista opportunities.