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Be the Spark: How You Can Ignite Change in the Triangle Community
By volunteering, you’re not just giving your time – you’re creating a ripple effect of kindness that transforms lives.
Activate Good In The News
When Activate Good makes headlines, it amplifies our mission to inspire change-makers and uplift our community. Media coverage helps us reach new...
Gobble Up Gratitude: Family Volunteer Day Fun!
This Thanksgiving season, let’s not just give thanks—let’s give back! Activate Good is excited to host our annual Family Volunteer Day on November 23.
Hurricane Helene Volunteer & Support Opportunities
Activate Good is steadfast in our commitment to supporting disaster relief efforts in the wake of Hurricane Helene.
Pump Up the Pace: Join us at the 9 to 5K
Join the Activate Good team as we lace up sneakers for the 9 to 5K Run on September 21, 2024! This exciting event is not only an opportunity to enjoy a day of fitness and fun but also to support Activate Good’s programs.
Activate Good Announces New Executive Director
Activate Good is excited to announce that Rose Thompson, formerly Activate Good’s Senior Programs Manager, will transition into the role of Executive Director of Activate Good effective May 1, 2024.
Embark on a Journey of Impact: Volunteer ‘Learn and Serve’ Opportunities Fuel Connection
In a year of political and community division, National Volunteer Week hopes to bring the Triangle together to put differences aside and help those in need.
Triangle Nonprofits: 3 reasons to partner with Activate Good!
At Activate Good, we aim to make volunteering and civic participation easy and accessible for everyone — and Triangle area nonprofit, schools, and other organizations are our critical partners to achieve this mission!
Activate Good Announces Founder Amber Smith’s Departure
After nearly two decades of dedicated service and leadership, Amber Smith, Founder and Executive Director of Activate Good, is set to depart from her role later this year. This transition marks a new chapter for both Amber and the organization as it continues its mission to inspire community action in the Triangle region.