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NC Empowered – December 2020
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If that sounds crazy easy to you, that's because it is! We worked hard to make donating to the NCCAA network as easy as drinking coffee every day. How? We developed a custom coffee blend called NEW Grounds Coffee. All the proceeds go directly to the NCCAA network so we can keep fighting poverty! These funds are unrestricted, which means they allow us to fund new projects, put more money behind our current programs, and fill the gaps that currently exist.
This is the perfect Christmas gift for your employees, family, friends and yourself!
NCCAA’s next Head Start Family Engagement certification starts December 7 and the Case Management certification starts January 4.
Success Story: The Normans are a senior couple. The steps into their home were becoming dangerous for them to use, especially Mr. Norman who is partially blind. Thanks to funding provided by Blue Cross and Blue Shield of North Carolina, I-CARE was able to install a new ramp and small porch. Mrs. Norman says “this is the best program I’ve ever applied for. The new ramp is a God-send. It takes so much stress away and will prevent any falls.”
- Blue Ridge Community Action Receives Grant to help Older Workers, The News Herald
- Volunteering Opportunity: Greene Lamp Hosting Angel Tree Program and Needs Donations, The Free Press
- Harnett County and Johnston-Lee-Harnett Community Action seeks COVID relief through CDBG, The Daily Record
- CADA's Mobile Food Pantry Keeps Going Thanks to Faithful Volunteers
- Mountain Projects Works with Partners to Distribute Thanksgiving Themed Food Boxes, The Mountaineer
- YVEDDI Hosts Drive-Thru Flu Shot Clinic for Senior Citizens
- Charlotte Area Fund Packs over 300 backpacks for Elementary School Kids
- NC Center for Nonprofits Offering 2 Scholarships to their Rebuilding for Resiliency Conference
- Greene Lamp receives grant for 9/11 Day of Service and Remembrance Projects, Neuse News
- How COVID Fatigue can put your agency at risk of security attacks, Malwarebytes Labs
- NCCAA Releases Hurricane Recovery Plan and Disaster Recovery Packet
- Listen Up NC Radio Shows now on our YouTube channel
NCCAA SDOH initiative
Social Determinants of Health
Social Determinants: What Does It Mean for Community Action
To impact the determinants of health and health inequalities, community action agencies work at the local, state, national, and even global levels, to create positive, long-term change in the social, built and natural environment of our clients and our communities…
Alex Rivera, WAP Crew Leader/Technician, Central Piedmont Community Action
See newsletter for listing under each of these sections
- Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation: Community Progress Fund
- Duke Endowment – Child and Family Well-Being
- Cape Fear Memorial Foundation
- The Awesome Foundation – Monthly grants of $1,000 for brilliant ideas
- Walmart Local Community Grants of $250-$5,000 (next deadline Dec. 31)
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