Our Impact
18 years of community-building and transformational impacts across the Triangle.
Impacts Since 2013
Volunteer
Connections
Est. Lives
Impacted
Local Causes
Served
2021: Strengthening Our Capacity
In 2021, we began strategizing for a 2022 organizational restructure and the establishment of Activate Good’s first ever HR management role and function. This welcomed a new era of hiring standards and procedures, staff engagement, intentional teambuilding, professional development, and generous work-life balance initiatives.
The intention has been to bolster our external impact by better supporting and impacting our staff from within, too. Investing in healthier staff is one of the best investments any team can make, because healthy people will generate healthy outcomes for their cause.
Impact Over the Years
Activate Good’s goal is to achieve sustained civic empowerment and participation across the Triangle.
2022 IMPACT REPORT
2021 IMPACT REPORT
2020 IMPACT REPORT
2019 IMPACT REPORT
2018 IMPACT REPORT
2017 IMPACT REPORT
Case Studies
VIRTUAL STORY TIME READERS (2020)
Mobilizing virtual volunteers to read to children to promote
literacy during COVID-19
OPERATION HAND UP (2020)
Teaming up with agencies serving the unhoused to ensure federal benefits reached clients without internet access during COVID-19
OPERATION ACCESS (2020)
Partnering with Wake County schools to ensure student technology access
during COVID-19
KIDS HELPING KIDS SUMMER OF SERVICE (2021)
Mobilizing youth to lead DIY service projects and supply drives for youth-serving causes from home during COVID-19
URBAN HEAT MAPPING
(2021)
Recruiting volunteers to map heat data in the Triangle to study socio-economic impacts of climate change and inform policy
VIRTUAL VOLUNTEER EXPOS (2022)
Hosting virtual “volunteer fairs” during COVID-19 to raise awareness about local volunteer needs with Community Partners
Stories of Impact
Solidarity Through Service: Trey Roberts
Meet Trey Roberts “As a Haliwa-Saponi native, growing up in my hometown I was surrounded by my culture. However, I didn't take the time as a child...
The Raleigh Do Good Mural: Q&A with the artists
Earlier this month, more than 100 community volunteers contributed their time and talent to the Community Mural Project, a collaboration between...