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Bookmark this guide for a curated list of events taking place each month that we’re most looking forward to.
Good Friends Gather, a women-led nonprofit, is hosting its annual luncheon to celebrate the small acts that can change a person’s life.
The Conservation Fund’s Carolina Farms Fund announced First Farm Project to expand the presence of farming in the Charlotte region.
The Charlotte Auto Show and the Isabella Santos Foundation are combining luxury fashion and high-performance vehicles for a worthy cause.
The 14th annual Cornucopia initiative aims to provide 1,000 Charlotte-area families with Thanksgiving meals.
The local nonprofit is hoping to raise $100,000 to sustain its outreach efforts.
The educational center serves as a rehabilitation hub for native raptors and local beacon for conservation.
The nonprofit is hosting a public meeting event at Birdsong Brewing to raise attention and preserve NC’s Pisgah National Forest.
Attending (or want to watch) the “Concert for Carolina” benefit concert at Bank of America Stadium? Here’s everything you need to know.
The nonprofit organization, founded by actor Paul Walker, responds to natural disasters across the world.
VisArt Video boasts the largest film and video collection on the east coast.
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