Shopping for a Cause: Raleigh’s Humble Heart Bazaar
For 75 years, the women of Hayes Barton United Methodist Church have rallied their talents and time to support their community with Raleigh’s Humble Heart Bazaar.
For 75 years, the women of Hayes Barton United Methodist Church have rallied their talents and time to support their community with Raleigh’s Humble Heart Bazaar.
As our city continues to evolve and grow, these Triangle-based groups are helping our area flourish through their good work.
A big name in the Dix Park development, this local couple has been quietly donating to charitable causes in Raleigh for decades.
The Healing Place Courtyard in Raleigh, North Carolina offers a unique approach to recovery in the Healing Transitions Garden.
Felix Iyoko and Nicole Bishisha have created a welcoming community for resettled Congolese refugees in North Carolina.
A Charlotte artist finds a way to help the Latinx community amidst COVID-19 with her paintings.
Retired dance teacher Jim Annis of Sanford, NC loves to use his craft to give back to those in need.
For decades, TCF has helped individual and corporate donors funnel their money into Raleigh-Durham nonprofits to make an impact.
Here are 50 more ways they are giving back to the community during the coronavirus pandemic.
Thad Woodard and Smedes York raise money for the Boys and Girls Clubs of Wake County by way of some friendly competition and a final exchange of smack-talk.
In times of crisis, Raleigh and our neighbors rise to the challenge. Here are 50 ways our community has stepped up in the face of the coronavirus. By Katie Cusack The historic Rialto Theatre. Photograph by Bob Karp The moment…
High school students Brooke Chow and Emily Shih started fundraising with bake sales to provide classroom supplies to school.
Acts of kindness big and small inspired WALTER readers to nominate these Givers in their lives.
Suggest a person you admire to be featured as a Giver in a future issue of WALTER magazine.