Nonprofits

Transforming Nations Ford is calling on the City of Charlotte for investment and support in building community space.
Tosco Music has hosted “music parties” across the Queen City for decades, making live music accessible for the community.
VisArt Video hosts weekly workout events to bring the community together to break a sweat and share some laughs.
The community-driven organization gives children the opportunity to harness curiosity and creativity to create a sustainable future.
The nonprofit organization is a branch of PORCH Communities that works to feed families across the Carolinas and 10 states.
ZABS Place is more than a thrift boutique; it’s a dedicated shop and organization that provides a safe space for employees and friends of all abilities.
The laptops will allow students to begin their college years with the tools for educational success.
The Isabella Santos Foundation vows to provide hope to families across the Carolinas through its new initiative.
“Ultimate Dinosaurs” combines the Mesozoic Era with cutting-edge technology.
The new brick-and-mortar cafe in Uptown Charlotte does more than sell coffee and pastries.
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