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Join us for United We Help Month (September 1-30)
Activate Good is continuing its tradition of honoring those lost on September 11, 2001 with its annual day of service in a new format: A restorative month of service bringing Triangle residents together to participate in safe in-person or remote volunteer opportunities, virtual learning sessions about local community issues, and a virtual 9/11 evening commemoration.
View United We Help Month service projects, Virtual Learning Sessions, and DIY At Home Service Projects here.
Join our monthly donor community!
We’re inviting folks to invest in our impacts with accessible monthly donations of $5, $10, $20 (or other amounts!) — while being part of a generous community of like-minded do-gooders.
And here’s some pretty spectacular news: one of our amazing donors will make an additional gift of $25,000 if 200 new monthly givers join us. Will you be one of the 200?
Join our Monthly Giving Community
Join us for United We Help Month (September 1-30)
Activate Good is continuing its tradition of honoring those lost on September 11, 2001 with its annual day of service in a new format: A restorative month of service bringing Triangle residents together to participate in safe in-person or remote volunteer opportunities, virtual learning sessions about local community issues, and a virtual 9/11 evening commemoration.
View United We Help Month service projects, Virtual Learning Sessions, and DIY At Home Service Projects here.
▸Volunteer Stories▸
Check out ways to volunteer during COVID-19: In-Person and Remotely
Make an impact for causes heavily impacted by the pandemic and get involved from home, too!
"Look for the Helpers"
Activate Good’s ‘Look For The Helpers’ Photojournalism Project is a collection of photos showcasing community members engaging in service in a wide variety of ways around the Triangle region of North Carolina. These images highlight people coming together – amazing organizations and volunteers – to do necessary work to improve the community and help those in need during the summer of 2020 when COVID-19 and protests take center-stage. Nonprofits, schools, individuals, and groups all participated in this collaboration, which shows the importance of volunteering through crises and the community working together. Photography by Bisi Cameron Yee.
Our Impacts
Introducing the Triangle Cause Wiki
Learn about the issues impacting our local community and how volunteering makes a difference.
Be a part of compiling and contributing data, research, and stories:
What is the Triangle Cause Wiki?We want the Triangle to be #1 in the nation in volunteering.
Did you know? Fewer than 1 in 4 locals in our community are volunteering each year. If we can inspire more people to volunteer their time and talents to causes in our area, imagine the good we can do together. Learn more about our ideas to make the Triangle #1 in volunteering in the nation, and how you can help:
Check Out Our 10 Point Plan