Fourth Edition Board of Directors N.C. Center for Nonprofits Chair: Stephanie Walker, Executive Director Mental Health Association in Greensboro, Greensboro Vice-Chair: Arlene Pike, Board of Directors YWCA of Wake County and Friends of the N.C. Museum of Natural Sciences, Cary Treasurer: Bob Klepfer, Attorney and Executive Director Stem & Klepfer, L.L.P. and Tannenbaum-Stemberger Foundation, Greensboro Secretary: Jane Kendall, President N.C. Center for Nonprofits, Raleigh

Robert Allen, District Manager, Business and Community Relations Duke Power/a Duke Energy Company, Charlotte David Baker, Sales and Marketing Director Technology for Teachers, Inc., Raleigh Tammy Brown, Manager of Corporate Community Relations Carolina Power & Light Company, Raleigh Henry Carter, President (retired) The Winston-Salem Foundation, Winston-Salem Joyce Harrison, Western North Carolina Regional Director Self-Help Credit Union, Asheville Mary Holmes, Executive Director Cumberland Community Foundation, Fayetteville Noel McLaughlin, Senior Vice President and Manager, Corporate Communications Department First Citizens Bank, Raleigh Susan Moffat-Thomas, Executive Director Swiss Bear, Inc., New Bern Shirley Spears, Board of Directors North Carolina Arts Council and United Arts Council of Greensboro, Greensboro Tim Tompkins, Southeast Regional Manager KOZ.com, Durham

StG Jane C. Kendall, President/Executive Director Trisha Lester, Vice President/Associate Executive Director Kate McGuire, Program Director Johnnie S. Southerland, Program Director Christy Thompson, Program Associate Belinda Beardsley, Database and Administrative Associate Renee Bunn, Accounting and Administrative Associate Robin L. Banker, Administrative Assistant Tracy Koss, Office Assistant The North Carolina Nonprofit Network

Fourth Edition

This directory lists the nonprofit organizations and foundations and their representatives participating in the statewide network for the nonprofit sector as Members of the N.C. Center for Nonprofits. The North Carolina Nonprofit Network includes private, nonprofit organizations with 501(c)(3)tax-exempt status. It involves all types and sizes of nonprofits and foundations in all fields working together to create better communities throughout our state.

Compiled by Belinda Beardsley and her staff colleagues at the N.C. Center for Nonprofits

A service to North Carolina’s nonprofit community by the

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1110 Navaho Drive, Suite 200 Raleigh, NC 27609-7322 Phone 919/790-1555, Fax 919/790-5307 www .ncnony rofi ts.org [email protected] Copyright 1999, North Carolina Center for Nonprofit Organizations, Inc., 1110 Navaho Drive, Suite 200, Raleigh, NC 27609-7322 USA. All rights reserved. Neither this directory nor its contents may be duplicated in any form. __

~ For more information about participating in the N.C. Center for Nonprofits or ordering more copies of The North Carolina NonpvqFt Network, please contact Belinda Beardsley at .__ 919/790-1555, fax 919/790-5307, or [email protected]. One copy is sent free of charge to each individual designated by each nonprofit organization or foundation that is a current Member of the N.C. Center for Nonprofits. Printed on recycled paper For North Carolina’s Nonprofit Community

The North Carolina Nonprofit Nehuork is sent to you free as part of your membership in the N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits, the statewide network for all sizes and types of 501(3)(c)nonprofit organizations and foundations in North Carolina’s nonprofit community. This is one of several

ways the Center helps nonprofits exchange ideas, solutions, and support -- across urban and rural ~ settings, across fields of work, across races and ethnicity, across ideologies, and across other barriers that can divide us. ~~

How can you use it? Use it to identify others involved in the sort of work your organization - does -- as potential collaborators or as sounding boards in your daily work. Use it to find other nonprofits in your county so you can look together at the particular challenges your region faces. Use it to share concerns and experiences with others in the same role you have -- whether you’re a board or staff member serving as an executive director, board chairperson, treasurer, or in a program, fundraising, or administrative position.

Index by County. Use this index to find nonprofits in your area that share your commitment to organizational excellence. Please contact your nonprofit neighbors in your own county and region.

Index by General Field. Use this new index to find others working in your field -- from the arts to women’s issues. Each organization chose its own primary field category (see choices at front of Index).

Who is included? This directory includes the 1,251 organizations that were current Members of the N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits as of August 6, 1999, except for a few that asked not to be listed here. The Network includes 3,540 board and staff members and volunteers in these organizations. Each organization was asked to review a report detailing its information to be published in this directory. Purpose statements are included for all that responded to our requests for this information. See the next page if you want to add more names to your listing. Note the membership date after each organization’s name. We especially salute the 238 faithful Founding Members who joined by January of 1993 and the 315 faithful Charter Members who joined between January and July of 1993.

What about the budget ranges? Center dues are on a sliding scale by the organization’s annual expenses (see next page for details); the budget range shown is based on the actual dues paid by each organization.

What else? The Center also provides a variety of services to help you find other nonprofit practitioners with expertise on particular challenges your nonprofit faces -- issues related to leadership, boards, management, fundraising, communication, ethics, evaluation, advocacy, collaboration, planning, compliance, and many others. See the information about our services in this directory or give us a call.

Use it! As you do your valuable work through North Carolina’s nonprofit sector, we hope you’ll use this tool to reach out to more of your nonprofit colleagues to support your own mission and to improve the quality of life in our state.

The Board of Directors and StG N.C. Center for Nonprofits

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We want to be sure everything about you and your organization is correct in our records and in future editions of The North Carolina Nonprofit Network. Please contact Belinda Beardsley (phone 919/790-1555, fax 919/790-5307, e-mail [email protected])at the N.C. Center for Nonprofits:

If anything has changed at your organization. Let us know if your main address, board or staff names, titles, phone /fax numbers, e-mail addresses, or your organization's purpose has changed. If your budget range is not correct, then you probably paid the wrong dues amount to the Center. Your dues are based on your annual expenses, using line 17 ("Total Expenses") on your latest Form 990 -- or line 24 (a) on your latest 990-PF if you are in a private foundation. Please adjust your dues payment accordingly. The dues schedule is at the back of the directory (schedule is subject to change).

If your purpose is not listed. This means we did not receive your purpose statement in time to include it. Please mail or fax it to us because this is the most important fact about your organization.

If you want more names listed for your organization. Based on the size of your budget, your Center membership automatically covers two to five people (including the primary contact person who is listed first in your entry) on our mailing list to receive Common Ground and other mailings personally. See the dues schedule at the end of the directory to see how many names you can have as part of your membership (note the dues schedule may change). If your organization has not yet submitted its additional names, please take a moment to do so to ensure that you are getting the maximum benefit from your Center membership.

To make additions, please send the names, titles (both within your organization and in their regular jobs if relevant for board members), addresses, phone/fax numbers, and e-mail addresses. We will send each person a complete packet about the Center resources and services available to them.

If you want to add more names beyond those already covered in your membership, you can do so for a small fee. Some groups add all their board and staff members so everyone is aware of important issues in organizational and board effectiveness, legal compliance, and the nonprofit sector more broadly.

If you want to choose a different primary field. Before you change it, look at the "Index by General Field" at the back of the directory. Note the other organizations in the same field as listed for your nonprofit; also look at those in the new category you are considering.

If you have any questions about your membership or about the Center's services. We're here to support the important work you do to make North Carolina a better place to live. Just give us a call.

Thank you for helping us serve you better.

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About the N.C. Center for Nonprofits 11

Alphabetical Listing of the Organizations 13 Participating in the North Carolina Nonprofit Network

Associates 183 Individual and Youth Associates Government Associates Organizational Associates Business Associates Library Associates Sustainers

Index by County 187

Index by General Field 203

Benefits for Members of the N.C. Center for Nonprofits 221

Membership Enrollment and Renewal Form 222

N.C. Center for Nonprofits

About the N.C. Center for Nonprofits

What is it? The N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits is a statewide network and coalition for 501(c)(3) nonprofits and foundations, an information center on effective organizational practices, and an advocate for the nonprofit sector as a whole. Governed by a diverse, statewide Board of Directors, the Center assists nonprofits as they work to achieve their goals for healthy communities across the state.

What are the goals? Our mission is to encourage support for the nonprofit sector and enhance the capacity of nonprofits to serve the people of North Carolina. Our goals are to: Provide access to high-quality assistance and information on effective nonprofit practices (e.g., management, governance, leadership, communication, fundraising, evaluation, advocacy, and collaboration); Help nonprofits save money on their operating costs; Foster communication and cooperation among nonprofits; Enhance public recognition of the importance of the nonprofit sector to the people of North Carolina; and Serve as an advocate on issues affecting the capacity of all 501(c)(3)nonprofits to address community needs.

How did it get started? Founded in 1990, the Center was created by nonprofit leaders across the state who were interested in working together for a better North Carolina. A total of 2,053 nonprofit practitioners from all 100 counties participated in interviews, focus groups, and surveys to determine what the Center’s priorities should be. Since services began in July 1992, we have provided assistance to more than 4,500 nonprofits in all 100 counties across the state.

Who is included? Our services are open to all 501(c)(3)nonprofit organizations of all types and sizes in North Carolina. These organizations can also become Center Members to receive a range of additional services. We work with nonprofits in all fields -- the arts, children, civic paFticipation, economic and community development, education, environment, health, human services, philanthropy, public policy, social justice, volunteerism, women’s issues, and many more. Individuals, businesses, government agencies, libraries, and non-501(~)(3)organizations can get onto our mailing list by becoming Associates (see enrollment form at the back of this directory).

With whom do we collaborate? Rather than trying to provide everything ourselves, the Center works closely with a wide web of collaborating organizations to leverage expertise needed by nonprofits -- expertise from the nonprofit sector as well as the business and govemment sectors. We work with other local and state networks of nonprofits in particular fields and with local, state, and national organizations that provide support services to nonprofits in North Carolina. We convene an annual Nonprofit Sector Collaborators’ Mini-Conference as a forum for the exchange of information and ideas among support organizations serving the state’s nonprofit sector. The Center is an active member of the National Council of Nonprofit Associations and Independent Sector.

What are the services? We offer a Board & Staff Helpline open to all 501(c)(3)nonprofits in the state, support the 1,251 nonprofits participating in the N.C. Nonprofit Network, publish Common Ground: Linking North Carolina’s Nonprofit Sector and other practical publications, manage a Nonprofit Resource Center, offer referrals to selected consultants and experienced practitioners, conduct an annual statewide conference, provide training and forums on emerging nonprofit issues, track and initiate public policy initiatives that affect nonprofits, manage a network of advocates for the nonprofit sector as a whole, disseminate public policy alerts, help nonprofits cut costs on common expenses, and offer free legal help to nonprofits with budgets below $750,000.

Based on what values? We value a healthy civil society with active citizen participation, a caring sense of community, effective collaboration, accountability, diversity, respect for the people who work in nonprofits, and the careful use of all human, financial, and natural resources.

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Alphabetical Listing of Organizations in The North Carolina Nonprofit Network

These 1,251 nonprofit corporations have chosen to participate in the N.C. Nonprofit Network by becoming Members of the N.C. Center for Nonprofits. Each entry contains information provided by the organization, as listed below. If changes are needed, please contact Belinda Beardsley at the Center.

Name of the organization. The nonprofit’s legal name or a name that is used more commonly.

Membership date. The date the organization became a Member of the Center. We especially honor and thank the 238 faithful Founding Members who joined by January 1993 and the 315 faithful Charter Members who joined by July 1993.

Contact information. The address, phone number, fax number, and e-mail and web site addresses.

Primary field. The primary field category you indicated on your organization’s form for this directory. If you did not indicate one, we assigned the field category. You can change your category, but please first look at the “Index by General Field” at the back of the directory. Note the other organizations in the same field as listed for your nonprofit; also look at those in the new category you are considering.

Purpose. The organization’s main purpose. If you entry does not include your purpose, please mail or fax it to us. This is the most important fact about your organization.

Budget range. The budget range as of July 1999, based on the annual dues the organization paid to the Center. If your budget range is not correct, then you most likely paid the wrong dues amount. Dues are based on your annual expenses, using line 17 (“Total Expenses”) on your latest Form 990 -- or line 24 (a) on your latest 990-PF if you are in a private foundation. Please adjust your dues payment accordingly. The dues schedule (subject to change) is at the back of the directory.

People. The first person listed is the primary contact person the organization indicated to us. Others designated by the organization for our mailing list are listed in alphabetical order after the primary person. These individuals receive Common Ground and other selected mailings. Some materials, such as Employment Law for North Carolina Nonpr@fs: A Handbook for Managers and Board Members, are sent only to the primary contact person. Additional copies are available at a discounted Member rate.

To add names for your group: Based on your budget size, your Center membership covers 2-5 people on our mailing list (including the primary contact person). See the dues schedule at the back to see how many names are included as part of your membership. If you haven’t submitted your additional names, please do so now to ensure you’re getting the maximum benefit from your Center membership. Send us their names, titles, addresses, and phone/fax/e-mail numbers. We’ll send each person a complete resource packet. You can also add extra names for a small fee. Some groups add all their board and staff members so everyone is aware of important issues in organizational effectiveness and the nonprofit sector.

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~ ~~ A.B.C.D. (Association for the Benefit of Child Development) (Member since 11/17/93) 502 N. Broad Street, Winston-Salem, NC 27101-25 10,336-723-7416, fax 336-722-6296, [email protected] Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To stimulate and encourage the development of young children from low-income and high-risk families and to involve, educate, and support the parents in the process. Budget Range: $500,000 to $749,999 People: Mari Jo Winkle, Executive Director; Donna DeVoe, Board President; Program Director; Jeff Salisbury, Chair

Access Care (Member since 12/9/98) 2810 Meridian Parkway, Suite 152, Durham, NC 27713, 919-544-1462, fax 919-484-1761, [email protected], www.ncaccesscare.org ~ Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To form a community network of pediatric practices to provide cost-effective, quality care to children. Budget Range: $750,000 to $999,999 People: Steven E. Wegner, Medical DirectodPresident; Jill Winkler, RN, BSN, Regional Project Manager

Access I1 Care of Western North Carolina (Member since 6/1/99) 2 Hendersonville Road, Suite C, Asheville, NC 28803, 828-259-3879, fax 828-259-3875 Primary Field: General Health, Rehabilitation, Hospitals, Hospices, and Other Purpose: To promote the health and well being of the citizens of western North Carolina. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Christine Collins, MSW, Coordinator

Ada Jenkins Families and Careers Development Center (Member since 10/26/98) 212 Gamble Street, P.O. Box 1842, Davidson, NC 28036, 704-896-0471, fax 704-896-0497, [email protected] Primary Field: Families Purpose: To improve the lives of families and individuals in Davidson and surrounding communities. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Bonnie Brown, Executive Director; Clarence Fox

Addiction Recovery Care Association, Inc. (Member since 9/14/98) P.O. Box 12308, Winston-Salem, NC 27117, 336-784-9470, fax 336-784-9505, arca1931 @aol.com Primary Field: Mental Health, Substance Abuse, and Related Purpose: To provide and assist with a recovery program for chemically dependent people and their families. Budget Range: $1,000,000 to $1,999,999 People: Sally J. Hart, RN, DrPN, Director; Ed Eysenbach, Chair

Adolescent Pregnancy Prevention Coalition of North Carolina (Founding Member since 8/11/92) 10001 Main Street, Suite D, Chapel Hill, NC 27516, 800-624-3228, fax 919-932-7223, [email protected] Primary Field: Human Services: Multi-Purpose and Other Purpose: To promote and facilitate the prevention of adolescent pregnancy in North Carolina. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Linda Riggsbee, President; Mia Burroughs, Editor, The Advocate; Patricia Yancey, Director of Public Education

Adolescent Pregnancy Prevention Council of Rowan County, Inc. (Member since 1213 1/96) 1920 Statesville Boulevard, Salisbury, NC 28144,704-630-0481, fax 704-630-9930, [email protected], www.dantana.com/appc.htm Primary Field: Human Services: Multi-Purpose and Other Purpose: To prevent adolescent pregnancies and to provide quality family life education in Rowan County. Budget Range: $150,000 to $199,999 People: Carol Ann S. Houpe, Executive Director; Susan Agner, Vice President; Nancy Wyrick, President

Adult Care and Share Center, Inc. (Member since 5/29/96) 6709 Idlewild Road, Charlotte, NC 28212, 704-567-2700, fax 704-567-0706, [email protected] Primary Field: General Health, Rehabilitation, Hospitals, Hospices, and Other Purpose: To provide adult day care for frail older adults and people with disabilities. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: The0 Robinson, Executive Director

Adult Center for Enrichment, Inc. (Member since 6/6/97) P.O. Box 13048, Greensboro, NC 27415,336-274-3559, fax 336-373-0926, [email protected] Primary Field: Aging Purpose: To enrich the lives of frail and impaired adults and their families through specialized adult day services. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Ann Kernodle Umstead, Executive Director; Bruce Hric, President; Kelly A. Poteat

14 N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits A Adults Working and Advocating for Kids' Empowerment (Member since 8/29/94) P.O. Box 755, Sylva, NC 28779, 828-586-3574, fax 828-586-3574, [email protected] Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To operate a child advocacy program which provides services to abused children in Jackson County. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Robin Schaeffer, Director

The Advocacy for the Poor (Member since 1/29/99) 450 West Hanes Mill Road, Winston-Salem, NC 27105, 336-519-8355, fax 336-519-8313, [email protected] Primary Field: Human Services: Multi-Purpose and Other Purpose: To represent interests of poor and to work for systematic change in lack of access to health care, poverty as it relates to welfare reform and working poor, homelessness and hunger. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Ginny N. Britt, Executive Director; Elizabeth Fenwick, Vice-president, Board of Directors

Affordable Housing Coalition of Asheville and Buncombe Co. (Member since 9/23/93) 34 Wall Street, #607, Asheville, NC 28801, 828-259-9216, fax 828-259-9469, [email protected] Primary Field: Housing, Shelter, and Related Purpose: To promote a wide range of affordable housing options which lead to thriving, safe neighborhoods and individual and family self-sufficiency. Budget Range: $500,000 to $749,999 People: Beth Maczka, Executive Director ([email protected]); Judy Chaet, Program Coordinator/Interlace; Peter Laroche, President, Board of Directors; Helen O'Connor, Homeownership Educator

The Affordable Housing Group (Member since 8/17/93) 1300 Baxter Street, Suite 269, Charlotte, NC 28204, 704-342-3316, fax 704-376-8709 Primary Field: Housing, Shelter, and Related Purpose: To provide technical assistance to community based nonprofits for the development of housing that is affordable to low- and moderate-income families. Budget Range: $750,000 to $999,999 People: Dean R. Edwards, Executive Director ([email protected]); Christine Harper-Fahey, Director Field Operations ([email protected]); Barbara Houghland, Finance Officer ([email protected]); Vivian Puryear, Assistant Director (vspuryear @ mindspringxom)

African Medical Mission (Member since 8/9/93) P.O. Box 2756, Hendersonville, NC 28793, 828-696-9930, fax 828-696-8799, [email protected] Primary Field: General Health, Rehabilitation, Hospitals, Hospices, and Other Purpose: To provide medical services and education to the people of the Transkei Region of South Africa. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Carolyn McCall, US. Coordinator; Stuart MacRoberts, Board President

African-American Atelier (Member since 8/21/98) 200 N. Davie Street, Box 14, Greensboro, NC 27401, 336-333-6885, fax 336-373-4826, [email protected], [email protected] Primary Field: Arts, Culture, and Related Purpose: To promote an awareness, appreciation and sensitivity to the visual arts and culture of African Americans and work in harmony with other ethnic groups. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Tonyelle Cook, Interim Gallery Manager

Afro-American Cultural Center (Member since 8/2/93) 401 N. Myers Street, Charlotte, NC 28202,704-374-1565, fax 704-374-9273, www.aacc-charlotte.org Primary Field: Arts, Culture, and Related Purpose: A multi-disciplinary arts organization dedicated to the preservation and presentation of African American art, history, and culture. Budget Range: $750,000 to $999,999 People: Cynthia L. Schaal, Executive Director (cl-schaal @aacc-charlotte.org) -

Agricultural Resources Center (Member since 12/21/93) ~ 1 12 S. Blount Street, Raleigh, NC 27601 -1406,919-967-1886, fax 919-933-4465, [email protected], http://metalab.unc.edu/arc Primary Field: Environmental Protection, Conservation, and Related Purpose: To conduct research and provide public education on agricultural and natural resources issues with a special interest in the effects of pesticides. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Allen Spalt, Director ([email protected]); Erick Umstead, Research Director ([email protected])

N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits 15 A AIDS Care Service, Inc (Member since 10/19/95) P.O. Box 21373, Winston-Salem, NC 27120,336-777-0142, fax 336-591-3776, [email protected] Primary Field: Specific Diseases and Disorders Purpose: To help our brothers and sisters living with HIV improve their quality of life by responding to housing needs and providing homelike environments. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Larry Roth, Program Director; David Piner, Vice President; Mark Wallace, President

AIDS Community Residence Association (Founding Member since 10/22/92) P.O. Box 25265, Durham, NC 27702-5265,919-956-7901, fax 919-956-7718, [email protected] Primary Field: Specific Diseases and Disorders Purpose: To provide housing and care to individuals with HIV/AIDS. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Janice Johnson, Executive Director; Louise Koslofsky, Vice President; Jim Scarborough, President ([email protected])

AIDS Leadership Foothills-Area Alliance (Member since 3/9/94) 1120 Fairgrove Church Road, SE, Suite 28, Hickory, NC 28602, 828-322-1447, fax 828-322-8795, [email protected] Primary Field: Specific Diseases and Disorders Purpose: To provide support services to those affected by HIV/AIDS and to educate the community about issues surrounding HIV/AIDS. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Maria Giannini, Executive Director; Kent Kerley, President; Allen Wood, President

AIDS Service Agency of North Carolina, Inc. (Charter Member since 2/8/93) P.O. Box 12583, Raleigh, NC 27605,919-834-2437, fax 919-834-3404, [email protected] Primary Field: Specific Diseases and Disorders Purpose: To provide a comprehensive program of support services for persons with HIV/AIDS and their families, friends, and caregivers; public education for the region's communities; and promotion of community support and understanding for persons with HIVlAIDS and their caregivers. Budget Range: $1,000,000 to $1,999,999 People: Bill Brent, Executive Director; Larry Alford, Vice President, Board of Directors; Gibbie Harris, HIV/STD Program Manager; Sally J. Wade, Director of Development ([email protected])

Airborne and Special Operations Museum Foundation (Member since 2/25/94) P.O. Box 89, Fayetteville, NC 28302,910-483-3003, fax 910-433-2594, [email protected] Primary Field: History, Humanities, and Related Purpose: To build a $12 million world-class museum to tell the comprehensive story of U.S. Army Airborne and Special Operations Forces, their genesis, and their intertwined evolvement over the past five decades. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Anna Kirk, Executive Director; James Lindsay, President

Alamance Affirmative Enterprises (Member since 5/11/99) 200 North Main Street, Graham, NC 27253, 336-570-1500, fax 336-570-2778, [email protected] Primary Field: Employment, Jobs, and Related Purpose: To offer employment, appropriate training, and career opportunities to adults with developmental disabilities Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Peter F. Matuszowicz, Executive Director; Connie Poovey, MSW, Chairperson

Alamance CARES, Inc. (Member since 7/20/98) 730 Hermitage Road, Burlington, NC 27215, 336-538-81 11, fax 336-538-8164, [email protected] Primary Field: General Health, Rehabilitation, Hospitals, Hospices, and Other Purpose: To offer support service and education to our community on the HIV/AIDS virus. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Crystal Leigh Morrison, Executive Director

Alamance County Dispute Settlement Center (Member since 5/16/94) P.O. Box 2485, Burlington, NC 27216-2485, 336-227-9808 Primary Field: Public Policy, Law-Related, Mediation Purpose: To provide mediation as a positive method of resolving conflict and to provide training in conflict resolution and mediation. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Linda Dunn, Executive Director; Roger Downs

16 N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits A Alamance Eldercare, Inc. (Member since 9/8/95) ARMC/Edgewood Campus, P.O. Box 202, Burlington, NC 27216-0202, 336-538-8108, fax 336-538-8164 Primary Field: Aging Purpose: To serve as "seniors' link to services" through the provision of information and referral, case assistance, and care management to people 60 years and older and their caregivers. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Brenda Porter, Program Director (portbren @armc.com); Helen Brennan, Geriatric Development (brennhele@ armmom); Roy Harris, Board Member; Matt Wall, Chairman of Board

Alamance Partnership for Children, Inc. (Member since 5/27/98) P.O. Box 2243, Burlington, NC 27216-2243, 336-513-0063, fax 336-226-1 152, [email protected] Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To serve children 0-5 through Smart Start. Budget Range: $500,000 to $749,999 People: Carole Tarry, Executive Director; Scott Elliott, Board Chairman ([email protected])

Albemarle Downtown Development Corporation (Member since 1/9/95) P.O. Box 190, Albemarle, NC 28002-0190,704-984-9415,fax 704-984-9445, [email protected] Primary Field: Community and Economic Development and Community Action Purpose: To revitalize the Albemarle downtown area through historic preservation, education, design, promotions, and other economic development activities. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Vicki Coggins, Executive Director

Albemarle Hopeline (Camden, Cumtuck, Pasquotank Task Force on Crimes Against Women) (Charter Member since 5/14/93) P.O. Box 2064, Elizabeth City, NC 27906-2064,252-338-1646, fax 252-338-2952 Primary Field: Human Services: Multi-Purpose and Other Purpose: To provide direct and preventive services to victims of family violence, sexual assault, and teen dating violence in the counties of Camden, Chowan, Currituck, Gates, Pasquotank, and Perquimans. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Patricia K. Youngblood, Executive Director; Lillian H. Maland, Board Vice President; Heidi Prentiss, President, Board of Directors

Albemarle Manna (Charter Member since 3/8/93) P.O. Box 1704, Elizabeth City, NC 27906-1704, 252-335-4035, fax 252-335-4797 Primary Field: Human Services: Multi-Purpose and Other Purpose: To respond to the poor and needy in Northeast North Carolina through direct assistance, support services, advocacy and education to individuals and nonprofit agencies. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Cindy Wagner, Executive Director ([email protected]); Liz Reasoner, Operations Manager ([email protected])

Albemarle RC&D Council (Member since 12/4/98) 412 W Queen Street, Edenton, NC 27932, 252-482-7437, fax 252-482-3428, [email protected] Primary Field: Environmental Protection, Conservation, and Related Purpose: To initiate actions that will improve the economic conditions, enhance the environment, and raise the standard of living in our RC&D area. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Rodney W. Johnson, Executive Director ([email protected]); H.B. Briggs, Secretary/Treasurer (hbbriggs @ co.currituck.nc.us)

Albemarle Recreation Center (Member since 9/18/98) 131 Morristown Road, Edenton, NC 27932, 252-482-5769, fax 252-482-5804, [email protected] Primary Field: Recreation and Sports Purpose: To provide recreational and educational programs for students with disabilities, at risk students, and environmental education programs for K-12 students. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Robert S. Harrell, Executive Director

N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits 17 A Alcohol/Drug Council of North Carolina (Charter Member since 1/23/93) 3500 Westgate Drive, Suite 204, Durham, NC 27707,919-493-0003, fax 9 19-493-0723, [email protected], www.alcoholdrughelp.org Primary Field: Mental Health, Substance Abuse, and Related Purpose: To decrease the human suffering and economic cost of alcohol and other drug abuse and addiction. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Becky Carver, Project Director ([email protected]); Tony Mulvihill, Executive Director (tmulvihill.adcnc @mindspring.com)

Alexander Children's Center (Member since 10/14/94) 6220 Thermal Road, Charlotte, NC 28221,704-362-8495, fax 704-362-8464, [email protected] Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To provide an array of high quality behavioral healthcare services to emotionally/behaviorally troubled children and their families . Budget Range: $2,000,000 to $4,999,999 People: N. Craig Bass, PresidenVCEO ([email protected]); Ed Clapp, Vice President, Administration ([email protected]); Lane Cook, Vice President, Advancement ([email protected]); Jennifer L. Greene, Vice President, Behavorial Health Care ([email protected]); Beth Jones, Director, Volunteers (bjones @ alexandercc.org)

Alice's Educational Wonderland (Member since 12/2/97) P.O. Box 789, Yanceyville, NC 27379, 336-694-9408, fax 336-694-7336 Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Alice Robinson, Director

All Kinds of Minds (Member since 9/11/95) P.O. Box 3580, Chapel Hill, NC 27515,919-933-8082, fax 919-967-3590, [email protected], www.allkindsofminds.org Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To promote the remediation of learning disorders nationwide. Budget Range: $1,000,000 to $1,999,999 People: Mark Grayson, Executive Director; Me1 Levine, President

All Spirits Kindred (Member since 7/15/96) 1019 Limerick Lane, Durham, NC 27713-2391,919-361-1882, fax 919-406-2298, kahaskl @interpath.com Primary Field: General Health, Rehabilitation, Hospitals, Hospices, and Other Purpose: To promote awareness and practice of mind-body medicine through educational and research outreach. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Kathryn A. Henningson, Ph.D., Executive Director

Alliance for a Responsible Swine Industry (Member since 4/21/99) P.O. Box 1665, Burgaw, NC 28425,910-259-3279, fax 910-259-5956, [email protected] Primary Field: Environmental Protection, Conservation, and Related Purpose: To educate the public about the problems associated with mass hog production in our communities. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Gale Lewis, Secretary/Treasurer; Don Webb ([email protected])

Alliance for Children and Youth, Inc. (Member since 5/2/94) P.O. Box 1695, Gastonia, NC 28053,704-867-3512, fax 704-864-2985, [email protected] Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To initiate foster family support services, education and advocacy that promote the well-being and comprehensive development of children and adolescents, ages 0-18. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Priscilla A. Smyre, Executive Director; Judith Johnson, Chair of Fund Development; Kim Maguire, Director of Development, Finance and Marketing

The Alliance for Historic Hillsborough (Member since 12/29/98) 150 E. King Street, Hillsborough, NC 27278,919-732-7741, fax 919-732-6322, [email protected] Primary Field: History, Humanities, and Related Purpose: To preserve, enhance, and increase awareness of the historical and cultural heritage of Hillsborough for residents and visitors. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Cathleen Turner, Executive Director; Sally Boericke, Board Member

18 N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits A Allied Churches of Alamance County, Inc. (Member since 11/30/94) P.O. Box 2581, Burlington, NC 27216-2581, 336-229-0881, fax 336-229-4265, [email protected] Primary Field: Human Services: Multi-Purpose and Other Purpose: To provide volunteer services of relief and support, such as shelter, meals, financial assistance, and transportation, among people with crisis needs that would not be met otherwise. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Spencer W. Bradford; Bill Adams; John Russell, Associate Executive Director and Director of Dev.

ALT Consulting (Member since 6/23/98) P.O. Box 11323, Raleigh, NC 27604-0323, 9 19-852-4353, fax 9 19-852- 1047, econjustice@ altconsulting.org, www.altconsulting.org Primary Field: Unknown Purpose: To provide professional consulting services to minority owned and rural based businesses in low-wealth communities. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Ines Polonius (ines @ altconsulting.org); Jonathan Harrison, Program Director ([email protected])

Alzheimer's Association - Carolina Piedmont Chapter (Member since 6/23/99) 3420 Shamrock Drive, Charlotte, NC 28215, 800-888-6671, fax 704-532-5421, www.perigee.net/-alz Primary Field: Specific Diseases and Disorders Purpose: To improve the quality of life for those with Alzheimer's and related disorders and their families and caregivers. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Victoria S. Lessa, Executive Director ([email protected]); Beth Croom, Program Manager ([email protected]); Louise Martin, Development Manager ([email protected])

Alzheimer's Association - Eastern N.C. Chapter (Charter Member since 6/16/93) 400 Oberlin Road, Suite 208, Raleigh, NC 27605-1351,919-832-3732, fax 919-832-7989, [email protected] Primary Field: Specific Diseases and Disorders Purpose: To provide information, education, counseling, advocacy and referral services for Alzheimer's disease patients and their families and research for finding a cure for Alzheimer's disease and other dementias. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Alice Watkins, Executive Director

Alzheimer's Association, Western N.C. Chapter (Member since 7/17/95) 3 Louisiana Avenue, Asheville, NC 28806,828-254-7363, fax 828-255-0948, [email protected] Primary Field: Specific Diseases and Disorders Purpose: To ensure that a comprehensive system of support, education, advocacy and research is available for those affected by Alzheimer's Disease in the 25 western counties of North Carolina. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Joe Connolly, Executive Director

American Cancer Society (Member since 6/2/95) P.O. Box 27624, Raleigh, NC 2761 1, 919-834-8463, fax 919-839-0551, [email protected] Primary Field: Specific Diseases and Disorders Purpose: To eliminate cancer as a major health problem by preventing cancer, saving lives, and diminishing suffering from cancer through research, education, advocacy, and service. Budget Range: $2,000,000 to $4,999,999 People: Paula Mohan, Senior Vice President, Operations ([email protected]); Lisa Greene, Director of Corporate Communications (lpgreene @relay.org)

American Children's Home (Member since 1 1/17/97) P.O. Box 1288, Lexington, NC 27293-1288, 336-357-7126, fax 336-357-2923 Primary Field: Families Purpose: To provide the nurturing care that will heal a child's broken spirit and help reunite families who have experienced discord and separation. Budget Range: $1,000,000 to $1,999,999 People: Vernon L. Walters, Jr., President; Gene Duckworth, Vice President for Business Affairs; Lloyd Shuman, Vice President for Program Services; Gerald L. Winfrey, Treasurer of the Board of Directors; Joan Wood, Financial Development Assistant

American Civil Liberties Union of North Carolina Legal Foundation (Founding Member since 7110192) P.O. Box 28004, Raleigh, NC 2761 1, 919-834-3466, fax 919-828-3265, [email protected], [email protected] Primary Field: Social Action, Civil RightdLiberties, Advocacy Purpose: To protect and enhance civil liberties and civil rights under the Bill of Rights of the United States Constitution and Constitution of North Carolina. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Deborah Ross, Executive DirectodLegal Director; Michelle Arrington, Development Coordinator

N.C. Centerfur Nonprofits 19 A American Credit Counselors Corp. (ACCC) (Member since 11/13/98) 16507-F Northcross Drive, Huntersville, NC 28078, 704-896-5723, fax 704-896-8492 Primary Field: Consumer Protection and Assistance Purpose: To provide free credit and debt counseling to consumers to get them out of debt by consolidating their debt, reducing payments and shortening their payback period. Budget Range: $500,000 to $749,999 People: John A. Waskin, President ([email protected]); Kerry Porter, Accounting Manager ([email protected]); Cheryl Waskin, Vice President (Cheryl @billfree.org)

American Livestock Breeds Conservancy (Member since 12/6/95) P.O. Box 477, Pittsboro, NC 273 12,919-542-5704, fax 919-545-0062, [email protected], www.albc-usa.org Primary Field: Environmental Protection, Conservation, and Related Purpose: To conserve and promote rare and endangered breeds of livestock. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Donald E. Bixby, DXM, Executive Director

American Lung Association of North Carolina (Member since 1011 1/94) P.O. Box 27985, Raleigh, NC 2761 1, 919-832-8326, fax 919-856-8530, [email protected] Primary Field: Specific Diseases and Disorders Budget Range: $2,000,000 to $4,999,999 People: Stephen Willcox, Executive Director ([email protected]); Deborah Bryan, Director of Program and Government Relations ([email protected]); Toni Colon, Executive Assistant/Systems Manager; Jeff Greene, Director of Special Projects ([email protected]); Ron Stanton, President, State Board of Directors

American Social Health Association (Member since 9/22/97) P.O. Box 13827, Research Triangle Park, NC 27709, 919-361-8400, fax 919-361-8425, [email protected] Primary Field: Specific Diseases and Disorders Purpose: To stop the spread of sexually transmitted disease through education. Budget Range: $5,000,000or more People: Will Rives, Director of Human Resources

Animal Rescue and Foster Program, Inc. (Member since 11/22/95) P.O. Box 77393, Greensboro, NC 27417-7393,336-574-9600 Primary Field: Animal Welfare and Animal Related Purpose: To rescue, foster, provide care, and find good adoptive homes for stray/orphaned puppies and kittens. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Jane Long, President; Sharon Gray, Executive Director

Anson County Partnership for Children (Member since 9/11/97) 303 East View Street, Wadesboro, NC 28170,704-694-4056, fax 704-694-4010, [email protected] Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To advocate for children prenatal to five years old in Anson County. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Elaine Scarborough, Executive Director; Steve Leary, Board Chair

Appalachian State University, University Advancement (Member since 9/3/96) 306 Founders Hall, Boone, NC 28608,828-262-2084, fax 828-262-4897 Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To gain financial support for scholarship/ operating costs. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Mike Warner, Director of Arts Development ([email protected])

APPLES (Member since 2/21/95) Carolina Student Union, CB# 5210, Room 108, Chapel Hill, NC 27599-5210, 919-962-0902, fax 919-843-9685, [email protected] Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To promote service-learning at the college level. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Mary Fanning Morrison, Service-Learning Director ([email protected])

20 N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits A Appropriate Punishment Options, Inc. (Member since 7/13/94) 224 Water Street, Statesville, NC 28677, 704-873-2177, fax 704-873-8988, [email protected] Primary Field: Criminal Justice, Crime, and Crime Prevention Purpose: To provide the court with alternative sentencing proposals on prison-bound, non-violent offenders. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Pam Navey, Director; Deborah Brown, Board Chair

The Arc of Alamance County (Member since 6/30/95) P.O. Box 1275, Burlington, NC 27216, 336-227-3757, fax 336-227-3653, thearchetpath.net Primary Field: Human Services: Multi-Purpose and Other Purpose: To advocate for the rights of indivduals with developmental disabilities and their families. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Bennie Kidd, Executive Director; Gail Barnette, Board President

The Arc of Cabarrus County (Member since 1/19/95) P.O. Box 1367, Concord, NC 28026,704-788-1616, fax 704-784-5948 Primary Field: Human Services: Multi-Purpose and Other Purpose: To secure for all people with mental retardation the opportunity to choose and realize their goals of where and how they learn, live, work, and play. To provide leadership in the field of mental retardation and develop necessary human and financial resources to attain the organization's goal. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Terri Bobbitt, Executive Director; Dianne 0. Snyder, PresidentlBoard of Directors

The Arc of Cumberland County (Member since 10/20/97) 351 Wagoner Drive, Suite 200, Fayetteville, NC 28303, 910-867-2141, fax 910-867-0917 Primary Field: Human Services: Multi-Purpose and Other Purpose: To advocate for individuals with disabilities and their families. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Denise Mercado, Executive Director ([email protected]); Janelle Leshko, President

The Arc of Durham County (Member since 6/29/94) 3500 Westgate Drive, Suite 303, Durham, NC 27707,919-493-8141, fax 919-489-3434, [email protected] Primary Field: Human Services: Multi-Purpose and Other Purpose: To support persons with developmental disabilities and their families through education, advocacy, and services. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Taffy Chodorow, Executive Director; Vanessa Hodges, President; Russ Kesler, Treasurer

Arc of Forsyth County (Member since 4/26/99) 4265 Brownsboro Road, Suite 100, Winston-Salem, NC 27106,336-759-9619, fax 336-759-3248, [email protected] Primary Field: Human Services: Multi-Purpose and Other Purpose: To serve persons with developmental and other disab es through education, advocacy, coordination and resource assistance. Budget Range: $150,000 to $199,999 People: Susan Reeves, Executive Director ([email protected])

Arc of High Point, NC (Member since 9/8/97) P.O. Box 355, High Point, NC 27261,336-883-0650, fax 336-883-0653, [email protected] Primary Field: Human Services: Multi-Purpose and Other Purpose: To empower individuals with developmental disabilities to live full lives through self determination through advocacy, education, and support services. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Kathy Boyette, Executive Director

ARC of Lenoir County, Inc. (Member since 5/12/98) P.O. Box 1677, Kinston, NC 28501, 252-522-28 14, fax 252-522-1449, [email protected] Primary Field: Human Services: Multi-Purpose and Other Purpose: To advocate for the rights of persons with developmental disabilities. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Julie M. Linder, Executive Director

N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits 21 A The Arc of North Carolina, Inc. (Member since 1/13/95) P.O. Box 20545, Raleigh, NC 27619,919-782-4632, fax 919-782-4634 Primary Field: Human Services: Multi-Purpose and Other Purpose: To improve the welfare of people with mental retardation and other developmental disabilities. Budget Range: $2,000,000 to $4,999,999 People: David Richard, Executive Director; A1 Barnes, Director, Arc/N.C. Housing Development Services; Lisa Poteat, Job Placement Specialist

The Arc of Orange County (Member since 3/21/94) P.O. Box 2594, Chapel Hill, NC 27515-2594,919-942-5119, fax 919-942-21 19, [email protected] Primary Field: Human Services: Multi-Purpose and Other Purpose: To promote the general welfare of people with developmental disabilities and their families through advocacy, information, and service. Budget Range: $500,000 to $749,999 People: Wendy Trueblood, Executive Director; T.R. Curtin, President Elect; James Holloway, President (jbh 108848glaxowellcome.com)

Arc of Stanly County, Inc. (Member since 6/12/95) P.O. Box 2448, Albemarle, NC 28002, 704-983-391 1, fax 704-982-5279, [email protected] Primary Field: Human Services: Multi-Purpose and Other Purpose: To advocate and serve individuals with disabilities. Budget Range: $150,000 to $199,999 People: Peggy Terhune, Executive Director; Kathy Odell, Board President ([email protected]); Jeffrey Plyler, Board President, Arc Services, Inc.

The Arc of Union County, Inc. (Member since 5/16/95) 102 E. Franklin Street, Monroe, NC 281 12, 704-226-511 1, fax 704-282-0124 Primary Field: Human Services: Multi-Purpose and Other Purpose: To provide opportunities and personal choices for individuals and their families with mental retardation and other developmental disab es through advocacy, public awareness, and support. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Sandra S. Nemer, Executive Director; Ian MacConnachie, President, Board of Directors

The Arc of Wake County (Member since 8/4/95) 401 Oberlin Road, Suite 225, Raleigh, NC 27605,919-832-2660, fax 919-832-5446, [email protected], www.arcnc.org/wake/index.html Primary Field: Human Services: Multi-Purpose and Other Purpose: To improve the quality of life for people with developmental disabilities and their families through advocacy, information and resource counseling, and community education. Budget Range: $150,000 to $199,999 People: Susan Reed, Executive Director; Helen Leblond

Armed Services YMCA, Camp Lejeune Branch (Member since 8/11/98) P.O. Box 6085, Midway Park, NC 28544, 910-451-9569, fax 910-451-1559, [email protected] Primary Field: Families Purpose: To provide military members and their families family type services otherwise unavailable. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: William E. Hickey, Executive Director; Ronald Sortino, Chairman

Arthur Morgan School (Founding Member since 12/29/92) 1901 Hannah Branch Road, Burnsville, NC 28714,828-675-4262, fax 828-675-0003, [email protected] Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To provide a junior high boarding/day school experience in which the simple rural lifestyle, small academic classes, extensive electives, a challenging outdoor program, daily work projects, consensus decision making, and an emphasis on a staff/student community make it particularly suited to the needs of early adolescence. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Judith Ann Scheckel, Development Coordinator; John Logue, Co-Director; Sherrill Senseney, Co-Director

22 N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits A Artists League of the Sandhills (Member since 2/6/98) 129 Exchange Street, Aberdeen, NC 28315,910-944-3979 Primary Field: Arts, Culture, and Related Purpose: To promote interest in visual arts in the Sandhills Community and to encourage and develop the study of these arts by offering educational opportunities and a place for artists to work and exhibit. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Betty Hendrix, President (dhendrix @pinehurst.net); Larry Nissan, Executive Director

Arts Alliance (Member since 9/16/94) P.O. Box 507, Asheville, NC 28802, 828-258-07 10, fax 828-252-2787, [email protected] Primary Field: Arts, Culture, and Related ~ Purpose: To support and maximize cultural development, raise and allocate funds, provide technical and management assistance, and establish partnerships with other agencies to address community issues. ~ Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Tina McGuire, Interim Executive Director; Charles E. Nesbitt, President, Board of Directors

Arts and Science Council (Founding Member since 8/26/92) 227 W. Trade Street, Suite 250, Charlotte, NC 28202,704-372-9667, fax 704-372-8210, [email protected] Primary Field: Arts, Culture, and Related Purpose: To provide the planning, oversight, and funding required to ensure and support a vibrant and culturally diverse arts and science community in Mecklenburg County for the education of our children and the enjoyment of our residents. Budget Range: $5,000,000 or more People: Laura Smith, Chief Operating Officer; Scott Belford, Public Relations Director; Sasha Harbracht, Vice President, Development

Arts Council for Davidson County (Member since 8/15/94) P.O. Box 801, Lexington, NC 27293,336-249-7862, fax 336-249-6302, [email protected] Primary Field: Arts, Culture, and Related Purpose: To provide arts education and community arts programming for the citizens of Davidson County and the surrounding area. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Carla Copeland-Burns, Executive Director

Arts Council of Carteret County (Member since 9/20/93) P.O. Box 3614, Morehead City, NC 28557-4299,252-726-9156, fax 252-726-9717, [email protected], www.zngelfire.com/nc/czc/index.html Primary Field: Arts, Culture, and Related Purpose: To expand, promote, and nurture all facets of the arts in Carteret County. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: J. Clay Riley, Executive Director; Bill Colbert ([email protected])

Arts Council of Moore County, Inc. (Member since 12/16/94) P.O. Box 405, Southern Pines, NC 28388, 910-692-4356, fax 910-693-1217, [email protected], www.sandhills.org/artscouncil Primary Field: Arts, Culture, and Related Purpose: To provide arts programs and services to citizens of Moore County. Budget Range: $500,000 to $749,999 People: K. Stuart Fulghum, Executive Director; Christopher Dunn, Assistant Director ([email protected]); Donna Swantkowski, President, Board of Trustees (dswantkowski @hotmail.com); Henry Wilkinson, Board of Trustees ([email protected])

ARTS North Carolina, Inc. (Founding Member since 12/30/92) P.O. Box 1366, Raleigh, NC 27602-1366,919-834-1411, fax 919-828-3056, [email protected], www.artsnc.org Primary Field: Arts, Culture, and Related Purpose: To advance the state of the arts through advocacy, networking, and peer education. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Jim White, Executive Director; Marjorie Terry, Membership DirectorRrogram Coordinator

Artspace (Member since 7/28/95) 201 E. Davis Street, Raleigh, NC 27601, 919-821-2787, fax 919-821-0383, [email protected] Primary Field: Arts, Culture, and Related Purpose: To bring together artists, art, the creative process, and the public. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Katey Boerner, Executive Director

N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits 23 A Artsplosure (Member since 10/17/94) 336 Fayetteville Street Mall, Suite 405, Raleigh, NC 27601,919-832-8699, fax 919-832-0890, [email protected], www.artsplosure.org Primary Field: Arts, Culture, and Related Purpose: To produce community-wide festivals celebrating the arts. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Michael Lowder, Executive Director (michael @artsplosure.org); Gigi Donovan, Marketing Director (gigi @artsplosure.org)

Ashe County Partnership for Children (Member since 8/5/96) P.O. Box 1547, West Jefferson, NC 28694,336-246-3234, fax 336-246-3433 Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To build partnerships between parents and organizations and to mobilize public and private community resources in order to help strengthen children and families. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Carol Coulter, Executive Director; Chris Robinson, Board Chair

Ashe Literacy League (Member since 6/12/95) P.O. Box 504, Jefferson, NC 28640, 336-246-3900, fax 336-246-5943 Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To provide free, private, one-to-one tutorial through volunteers for improving basic literacy skills. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Harriet D. Auger, Coordinator; Chris Robinson, Chairman

Ashe Services for Aging (Charter Member since 7/23/93) P.O. Box 9, West Jefferson, NC 28694-0009,336-246-2461,fax 336-246-5724, [email protected] Primary Field: Aging Purpose: To provide services and opportunities to elderly and disabled adults of Ashe County that enhance their dignity and help them maintain their independence at home. Budget Range: $2,000,000 to $4,999,999 People: Jane M. Banks, Executive Director

Asheville Area Habitat for Humanity, Inc. (Charter Member since 6/21/93) P.O. Box 2198, Asheville, NC 28802, 828-251-5702, fax 828-251-0678 Primary Field: Housing, Shelter, and Related Purpose: To build houses in partnership with people in need, using volunteer labor and selling the houses at no profit through no- interest loans. Budget Range: $1,000,000 to $1,999,999 People: Lewis Kraus, Executive Director ([email protected])

Asheville City Schools Foundation, Inc. (Charter Member since 7/26/93) P.O. Box 3196, Asheville, NC 28802, 828-251-2888, fax 828-255-5131, www.acsf.org Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To promote educational success for all Asheville City Schools students by engaging and mobilizing the entire community to support enriching and innovative educational activities. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Kathi Ballard, Executive Director ([email protected]); Ralph Redpath, President

Asheville Tourists Children's Fund (Member since 7/26/99) 825 Merriman Avenue, Asheville, NC 28804, , fax 828-252-6943, ATCF1999 Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To raise funds for children's needs. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Jane W. Browning

Asheville-Buncombe Community Christian Ministry (Charter Member since 3/3 1/93) 30 Cumberland Avenue, Asheville, NC 28801,828-259-5300, fax 828-259-5323 Primary Field: Crisis Assistance Purpose: To provide emergency assistance to anyone through coordinated efforts of 200 churches and 2200 volunteers in areas of crisis ministry, jail ministry, shelter ministry, and medical ministry. Budget Range: $750,000 to $999,999 People: Scott Rogers, Executive Director ([email protected]); Jan Grove; Don Harris; Dave Torbett, Associate Director

24 N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits A Associates in Christian Counseling (Member since 1/18/94) 8025 North Point Boulevard, Suite 231, Winston-Salem, NC 27106, 336-896-0065, fax 336-896-0710 Primary Field: Mental Health, Substance Abuse, and Related Purpose: To provide professional counseling and psychological services within a Christian world view and assist those who could not otherwise afford treatment. Budget Range: $150,000 to $199,999 People: Joseph T. Verga, Executive Director; Rick Cole, Business Manager ([email protected]); Sandra McGee, Director of Community Relations (smcgee53 @aol.com)

Association for Retarded Citizens of Greensboro, Inc. (Member since 12/18/95) 826 N. Elm Street, Greensboro, NC 27401, 336-373-1076, fax 336-272-0718, arcgOl @aol.com Primary Field: Specific Diseases and Disorders Purpose: To advocate for citizens with mental retardation and to provide services. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Karla M. Ewald, Executive Director; John Scoglio, President

Association of North Carolina Boards of Health (Charter Member since 5/24/93) P.O. Box 4449, Cary, NC 27519-4449,919-677-4135, fax 919-677-4200 Primary Field: General Health, Rehabilitation, Hospitals, Hospices, and Other Purpose: To lead and support local boards of health in fulfilling their responsibilities outlined in North Carolina's general Statutes "to be the policy-making, rule-making and adjudicatory body for local public health" and to "protect and promote the public's health." Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Carmine Rocco, Executive Director (crocco @ancbh.org); Catherine Moon, Education and Communication Specialist ([email protected])

Autism Foundation of North Carolina Inc. (Founding Member since 11/5/92) 505 Oberlin Road, Suite 230, Raleigh, NC 27605-1345, 919-743-0204, fax 919-743-0208 Primary Field: Specific Diseases and Disorders Purpose: To raise funds, increase awareness, and handle governmental affairs for the Autism Society and Division TEACCH, which is located in the School of Medicine at UNC-CH. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Marsha Davis Jones, Executive Director; Roxann Larotonda, Director of Research and Development ([email protected])

Autism Society of Cumberland County (Member since 6/1/99) P.O. Box 43022, Fayetteville, NC 28309, 910-826-9100, [email protected] Primary Field: Specific Diseases and Disorders Purpose: To advocate for the general welfare of persons with autism and provide educational/emotional support. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Anna Finch, President, Board of Directors

Autism Society of North Carolina, Inc. (Founding Member since 10/29/92) 505 Oberlin Road, Suite 230, Raleigh, NC 27605-1345, 919-743-0204, fax 919-743-0208, [email protected] Primary Field: Specific Diseases and Disorders Budget Range: $2,000,000 to $4,999,999 People: Jill Hinton Keel, Executive Director; Greg Beck, Associate Director; David Laxton, Communications Director ([email protected])

Avery Association for Exceptional Citizens, Inc. (Charter Member since 5/19/93) P.O. Box 548, Newland, NC 28657,828-733-2944, fax 828-733-0929 Primary Field: Specific Diseases and Disorders Purpose: To provide an organized weekday program for developmentally disabled adults, a full-time residential service for six of these clients, and training in vocational and adult life skills in order to encourage as much independence as possible. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Choy Davis, Administrator

Avery County (N.C.) Humane Society, Inc. (Member since 3/24/94) 1824 Stamey Branch Road, Newland, NC 28657,828-733-6312, fax 828-733-6312 Primary Field: Animal Welfare and Animal Related Purpose: To help our community respond humanely to the needs of animals. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Alice Sudderth, Executive Director

N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits 25 A Avery County Partnership for Children (Member since 9/21/94) P.O. Box 1455, Newland, NC 28657,828-733-2899, fax 828-733-9122, [email protected] Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To develop and augment services and opportunities for young children and their families so that children will be ready for success in school. Budget Range: $500,000 to $749,999 . ~~ People: Kate Gavenus, Executive Director; Tom Bledsoe, Chairman -

26 N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits B.O.L.D. of Jacksonville, Inc. (Member since 6/23/99) P.O. Box 32, Jacksonville, NC 28541, 910-937-7222, fax 910-937-0147, [email protected] Primary Field: Community and Economic Development and Community Action Purpose: To revitalize the appearance and economic vitality of downtown Jacksonville and restore the civic and cultural heart of the community. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Rosie Kandlin, Executive Director; Kimm DeMyer, Administrative Assistant

~ Mary Reynolds Babcock Foundation (Charter Member since 3/16/93) 2522 Reynolda Road, Winston-Salem, NC 27106-5123, 336-748-9222, fax 336-777-0095, [email protected] Primary Field: Philanthropy, Workplace Giving, Volunteerism, Nonprofit Sector Purpose: To provide funding for projects that empower those without power through grassroots programs and support for the diversity of the nonprofit sector, particularly in the Southeastern United States. Budget Range: $5,000,000 or More People: Gayle Williams, Executive Director (info @mrbf.org); Bruce Babcock, Trustee; David Dodson ([email protected]); Akosoa Barthwell Evans; Sybil J. Hampton, Trustee; Nathaniel Irvin, 11, Trustee; Otis Johnson, Vice President; Reynolds Lassiter, Trustee; Sandra Mikush, Assistant Director ([email protected]); Barbara B. Millhouse, Trustee; Katharine B. Mountcastle, Trustee; Katharine R. Mountcastle, Trustee; Kenneth F. Mountcastle, 111; Laura Mountcastle, Treasurer; Mary Mountcastle, President ([email protected]); L. Richardson Preyer, Trustee; Zachary T. Smith, Secretary; Carol P. Zippert, Trustee

Bald Head Island Conservancy, Inc. (Member since 1/12/94) P.O. Box 3109, Bald Head Island, NC 28461,910-457-0089, fax 910-457-9824, [email protected] Primary Field: Environmental Protection, Conservation, and Related Purpose: To aid in the preservation of natural resources and wildlife habitats on and around the Smith Island Complex (Bald Head Island, Middle Island, and Bluff Island). Budget Range: $150,000 to $199,999 People: H. Gilbert Powell, Executive Director; Genie Ostle, Administrative Assistant; Thad Wester, Board President

Bank of America Foundation (Member since 2/26/99) 100 N. Tryon Street, NC1-007-18-91, Charlotte, NC 28255,704-388-3181, fax 704-386-6444 Primary Field: Philanthropy, Workplace Giving, Volunteerism, Nonprofit Sector Budget Range: No Budget Information People: Laura Foxx, Executive Director; Lynn Drury, President, Principal Corporate Affairs Office

Baptist AIDS Partnership of North Carolina (Member since 111 7/97) P.O. Box 1318, Wake Forest, NC 27588,919-554-3220, fax 919-554-3270, [email protected], www.bapnc.org Primary Field: Specific Diseases and Disorders Purpose: To bring care and comfort to persons with AIDS and education to the church. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Eric Raddatz, Executive Director; Thomas A. Jackson, President

Baptist Children's Homes of North Carolina, Inc. (Founding Member since 12/1/92) P.O. Box 338, Thomasville, NC 27361, 336-474-1222, fax 336-474-7776, www.bchfamily.org Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To provide programs of intentionalized services, both residential and in their own homes, to children and families who are experiencing family breakdown or who need to strengthen relationships. Budget Range: $5,000,000 or More People: Michael C. Blackwell, President (jbcounts @bchfamily.org); Samuel V. Barefoot, Treasurer ([email protected]); David S. Clay; Norman Jameson, Director of Communications ([email protected]); J. Warren Steen, Director of Development ([email protected])

Baptist Retirement Homes of North Carolina, Inc. (Charter Member since 7/23/93) P.O. Box 11024, Winston-Salem, NC 271 16-1024,336-725-0202,fax 336-725-0449 Primary Field: Aging Purpose: To provide quality care and a meaningful way of life for residents and staff; a place where residents and staff become an extension of family that recognizes the dignity and worth of each individual. Budget Range: $5,000,000 or More People: William B. Stillerman, President; Debi Meginnis, Senior Vice President/Operations; Luther Osment, Assistant to the President; Thomas J. Rhodes, Jr., Chief Financial Officer

N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits 27 Karen Beasley Sea Turtle Rescue and Rehabilitation Center (Member since 3/1/99) P.O. Box 2663, Surf City, NC 28445,910-328-1000,fax 910-328-3805,[email protected] Primary Field: Animal Welfare and Animal Related Purpose: To care for sick and injured sea turtles so they may be released back to the wild. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Jean Beasley, Director; Grace Murray, Treasurer, Assistant Director ([email protected])

Beaufort County AIDS Network (Member since 2/18/98) 901 Hackney Avenue, Washington, NC 27889-4253,252-974-0565, fax 252-975-1891 Primary Field: Specific Diseases and Disorders Purpose: To promote community awareness, provide support services, and to act as a clearing house for community resources available to persons living with HIV/AIDS. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Melvin E. Dallas, Executive Director; Linda L. Cox, RN, Chairperson

Beaufort County Arts Council (Charter Member since 7/22/93) P.O. Box 634, Washington, NC 27889,252-946-2504,fax 252-975-6948,[email protected] Primary Field: Arts, Culture, and Related Purpose: To provide cultural opportunities through initiation, support and presentation of artistic programs in Beaufort County and to be a moving force in the community's involvement in the arts. Budget Range: $100,000to $149,999 People: Wanda Johnson, Director

Beaufort County Community College Foundation (Member since 7/29/96) P.O. Box 1069,Washington, NC 27889, 252-946-6194,fax 252-946-9575,www.beaufort.cc.nc.us Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To provide broad-based community support for the college in achieving its educational goals through solicitation of private gifts of money, property, and services, with priority given to providing financial aid to qualified students. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Sandra Brown, Administrator (sandyb @email.beaufort.cc.nc.us); Judy Meier Jennette, Executive Director (judyj 0email.beaufort.cc.nc.us)

Beaufort County Developmental Center Inc. (Member since 9/11/95) 1534 W. Fifth Street, Washington, NC 27879, 252-946-0151, fax 252-946-9783 Primary Field: Human Services: Multi-Purpose and Other Purpose: To provide services for people with developmental disabilities. Budget Range: $2,000,000to $4,999,999 People: Chris Kiricoples, Executive Director ([email protected]); Fred Conner, Board Chair; Madge J. Williams, Finance Officer (mwilliams @skantech.net)

Beaufort County Partnership for Children (Member since 3/23/99) 315 Smaw Road, Washington, NC 27889, 252-946-6593,fax 252-975-6044,[email protected] Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To ensure that the children of North Carolina are healthy and ready to succeed by age 6. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Lisa Woolard, Executive Director

Beaufort County United Way (Member since 5/28/98) P.O. Box 1963,Washington, NC 27889,252-975-6209,fax 252-974-6429 Primary Field: Philanthropy, Workplace Giving, Volunteerism, Nonprofit Sector Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Executive Director

BEGINNINGS for Parents of Children Who are Deaf or Hard of Hearing, Inc. (Member since 6/21/99) 3900 Barrett Drive, Suite 100, Raleigh, NC 27609,919-571-4843,fax 919-571-4846,[email protected], www.beginningssvcs.com ~ Primary Field: Specific Diseases and Disorders .~ Purpose: To provide emotional support and access to impartial information to parents of deaf and hard of hearing children from birth through 21. Budget Range: $200,000to $499,999 - People: Joni Alberg, Executive Director; Manager-Charlotte Office; Staff-Raleigh Office

28 N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits Bell Foundation for Affective Environments (Member since 4/5/94) 514 Daniels Street, Suite 400, Raleigh, NC 27605,919-832-7100, fax 919-828-1262, [email protected] Primary Field: Science and Technology Purpose: To provide people with the knowledge to work with their environments for a better quality of life now and in generations to come. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Jane Bell, Executive Director

Benchmark Healthcare, Inc. (Member since 1211 1/96) P.O. Box 1155, Arden, NC 28704, 828-684-3581, fax 828-684-3590, [email protected] Primary Field: General Health, Rehabilitation, Hospitals, Hospices, and Other Purpose: To buy long term care facilities for the elderly, mentally handicapped, and/or physically handicapped. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Drue Ray, Executive Director

Benson Children's Home (Member since 12/18/95) P.O. Drawer 459, Benson, NC 27504,252-237-7350, [email protected] Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To provide a home for neglected and abused children. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Diane S. Hardison, Executive Director; Paula Bowman, Treasurer

Bertie County Partnership for Children (Member since 7/8/98) P.O. Box 634, Windsor, NC 27983, 252-794-3438, fax 252-794-283 1, [email protected] Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To enhance access and quality of services provided to children under 6 years old and their families to prepare children to enter school healthy, alert, and prepared to succeed. Budget Range: $150,000 to $199,999 People: Julie Tunney, Executive Director; Patricia Ferguson; Vivian Saunders

Bertie-Martin-Washington CDC (Member since 711 1/95) P.O. Box 599, Jamesville, NC 27846, 252-792-6279, fax 252-792-91 69, [email protected] Primary Field: Community and Economic Development and Community Action Purpose: To make significant changes in the livability/quality of life of communities in the Bertie, Martin, and Washington County area though economic development opportunities. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Delsie M. Williams, Executive Director

Best Choice Center (Member since 4/10/97) 1031 N. Highland Avenue, Winston-Salem, NC 27101, 336-722-0597, fax 336-722-5599 Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To provide a loving and drug-free environment, filled with faith and hope, that promotes the comprehensive development of children and allows them the opportunity to survive and succeed. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Dorothy Graham-Wheeler, Executive Director ([email protected]); Ken Fleming, Vice-Chair; Tom Trollinger, Board Chair

Beth Israel Federated Charities (Member since 3/3/99) P.O. Box 58351, Fayetteville, NC 28305-8351,910-484-1445 Primary Field: Religion-Related Purpose: To consolidate community giving and pass on to worthy charities. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Harry Rulnick, Treasurer; Ellie Heishman, Chair

The Bethesda Center (Member since 4/10/95) 930 N. Patterson Avenue, Winston-Salem, NC 27101, 336-722-9951, fax 336-733-5834 Primary Field: Crisis Assistance Purpose: To provide services to the homeless. Budget Range: $150,000 to $199,999 People: William H. Adkerson, Executive Director

N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits 29 Better Health of Cumberland County, Inc. (Member since 6/30/94) 119 North Cool Spring Street, Fayetteville, NC 28301, 910-483-7534, fax 910-483-2157, [email protected] Primary Field: General Health, Rehabilitation, Hospitals, Hospices, and Other Purpose: To meet unmet health needs of Cumberland County residents through assistance, education, and referral. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Roberta Kishbaugh, Executive Director

The Mary Duke Biddle Foundation (Charter Member since 5/3/93) 1044 W. Forest Hills Boulevard, Durham, NC 27707, 919-493-5591, fax 919-489-01 18 Primary Field: Philanthropy, Workplace Giving, Volunteerism, Nonprofit Sector Budget Range: No Budget Information People: Douglas Zinn, Assistant to the Chairman; Thomas S. Kenan, 111, Secretary and Treasurer; James D.B.T. Semans, Trustee; James H. Semans, Chairman; Mary D.B.T. Semans, Vice-chairman

Bioethics Resource Group (Member since 1/18/94) 1 I12 Harding Place, Suite 200, Charlotte, NC 28204, 704-332-4421, fax 704-376-3173, [email protected] Primary Field: PubliclSocietal Benefit Purpose: To serve as a source of referral and support for patients, families and healthcare providers facing difficult ethical issues. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Jean M. Cochrane, Executive Director; R.S. Turner, Jr., D.D.S., President

Black Child Development Institute of Greensboro, Inc. (Member since 7/28/98) 1200 E. Market Street, Greensboro, NC 27401,336-230-2138, fax 336-574-2234, [email protected] Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To implement programs and provide services which will enhance the quality of life of Black children and their families. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: June Swanston-Valdes, Executive Director; Carolyn Moore

Black Mountain Center Foundation (Member since 6/27/94) 1280 U.S. Highway 70 West, Black Mountain, NC 2871 1, 828-669-3320, fax 828-669-3177 Primary Field: Specific Diseases and Disorders Purpose: To meet the needs of individuals with developmental disabilities and persons diagnosed with probable Alzheimer's disease and related dementias. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Ann W. Martin, Executive Director; Jane Stephens, President, Board of Directors

Bladen Community College Foundation, Inc. (Member since 9/18/98) P.O. Box 384, Dublin, NC 28332,910-862-2164, fax 910-862-7424, [email protected] Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To aid and strengthen the activities, educational programs, and services offered by Bladen Community College. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Julius H. Avant, Executive Director; W. Robert Turner, 111, Associate Executive Director ([email protected])

The Blowing Rock Stage Company (Member since 7/12/99) P.O. Box 2170, Blowing Rock, NC 28605,828-295-9168, fax 828-295-9104 Primary Field: Arts, Culture, and Related Purpose: To proivde theatre productions/youth theatre. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Pauline Barnes, Marketing Director

Blue Marble, A Children's Center for Design and Invention (Charter Member since 5/14/93) P.O. Box 441, Chapel Hill, NC 27514,919-967-5197, fax 919-967-51 13, [email protected] Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To nurture creativity in children and the adults who share their lives through enriching design and invention experiences and symposia on critical issues of creativity and problem solving. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Missy Julian-Fox, Board Chair

Blue Ridge Community Action, Inc. (Charter Member since 7/8/93) 107 Norwood Street, SW, Lenoir, NC 26645-5254,828-754-9085, fax 828-754-1444 Primary Field: Community and Economic Development and Community Action Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Mattie W. Patterson, Executive Director; Chairman; Vice-chairman

30 N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits Blue Ridge Community College Educational Foundation, Inc. (Member since 11/22/93) College Drive, Flat Rock, NC 2873 1, 828-692-3572, fax 828-692-2441 Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Will Haynie, Executive Director; Ann F. Green, Administrative Director

Blue Ridge Literacy Council, Inc. (Member since 2/4/94) P.O. Box 1728, Hendersonville, NC 28793-1728, 828-696-381 1, fax 828-696-3887, [email protected], www.litcouncil.org Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To provide free one-to-one tutoring in literacy or English as a Second Language to any adult in Henderson County who requests our services. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Carolyn Sierk, President; Diane Bowers, Director ([email protected])

Blue Ridge Reading Team (Member since 7/22/96) P.O. Box 216, Burnsville, NC 28714, 828-682-9346, fax 828-682-9346 Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To encourage adult and family literacy. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Alice Johnson, Treasurer; Marie Nicholson, Secretary

Blue Springs-Hoke County Community Development Corporation (Member since 12/1/97) P.O. Box 157, Raeford, NC 28376, 910-904-03 12, [email protected], http:\\www4.coastalnet.com\community~orgs\ Primary Field: Community and Economic Development and Community Action Purpose: To improve the quality of life for citizens in Hoke County by creating jobs, building affordable housing, developing micro- enterprises, and implementing projects and programs that provide academic and cultural activities. $50,000 to $99,999 na Davis-McCoy, President

The Blumenthal Foundation (Charter Member since 2/25/93) P.O. Box 34689, Charlotte, NC 28234,704-377-6555, fax 704-377-9237 Primary Field: Philanthropy, Workplace Giving, Volunteerism, Nonprofit Sector Purpose: To work for charity, religion, education and better interfaith relations. Budget Range: $500,000 to $749,999 People: Peggy Gartner, Grants Evaluator Administration; Alan Blumenthal, Trustee; Herman and Anita Blumenthal, Trustees; Philip Blumenthal, Trustee and Director ([email protected]); Samuel L. Blumenthal, Trustee

Books and Authors: Viet Nam, Inc. (Member since 5/27/99) I 17 Maxwell Road, Chapel Hill, NC 27514, 919-932-2624, fax 919-962-1613, [email protected] Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To promote education in the United States about the country of Viet Nam through developing educational materials. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Dan Duffy

Boone Cooperative Preschool (Member since 8/9/95) P.O. Box 1263, Boone, NC 28607-1263,828-264-2467 Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To provide an environment where preschool children can develop a positive self-image and a wholesome attitude toward their bodies, and can grow and develop physically, mentally, socially, and emotionally together with their families. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Kelly DeVries, President; Judy Goodwin-Rosenberg, Treasurer

Botanical Gardens at Asheville (Member since 12/1/95) 35 Summer Street, Asheville, NC 28804-2239,828-253-2228 Primary Field: Environmental Protection, Conservation, and Related Purpose: To operate a 10-acre botanical garden focused on native plants. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Glenn Palmer, President; Malinda Campbell

N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits 31 BoysCamp (Member since 4/30/96) 501 N. Cleveland Avenue, Winston-Salem, NC 27101,336-724-9306, fax 336-724-9306, [email protected] Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To provide outdoor/camping experiences and mentoring for underprivileged boys. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Micol Hammack, VP-General Operations (micolh @concentricnet);Jeff Cobb, President (jcobb @universityaccess.com)

Brain Injury Association of N.C. (Member since 8/13/93) P.O. Box 748, Raleigh, NC 27602,800-377-1464, fax 919-833-5415, [email protected]

Primary Field: Specific Diseases and Disorders ~ Purpose: To provide education, outreach, prevention, advocacy, and support services to all persons affected by brain injury, as well as the general public. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Cecil Greene, Executive Director; Bob Gauldin, Project Star; Terry Portis, Regional Coordinator ([email protected])

Lucy Ann Boddie Brewer Boys and Girls Club (Member since 9/12/96) P.O. Box 1622, Rocky Mount, NC 27802,252-977-9924, fax 252-985-0277, labbglcl @aol.com Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To create opportunities to guide youth as they mature into independent, successful citizens through programs which help youth to develop high personal standards and goals by learning the philosophy and skills of self-help and personal responsibility. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Frankie Bordeaux, Executive Director

Brick Capital Community Development Corporation (Member since 7/25/97) P.O. Box 568, Sanford, NC 27330,919-755-2300, fax 919-708-7864, bccdc@wave-netset Primary Field: Community and Economic Development and Community Action Purpose: To provide housing and increase home ownership in Sanford and Lee counties. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Kate Rumely, Executive Director; Hampton Skipper, Program Manager

Bridges Tutoring, Inc. (Member since 4/22/99) 7 13 Barksdale Drive, Raleigh, NC 27604,919-836-1228, [email protected], www.ncneighbors.com/707/

Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related ~~ ~ Purpose: To provide creative learning skills enrichment for talented, gifted and learning disabled children from elementary school to college at all socioeconomic levels. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Bruce Lader, Executive Director; Robert Hess, Vice President ([email protected])

Bridging The Gap of Eastern Carolina, Inc. (Member since 4/26/99) P.O. Box 6888, Rocky Mount, NC 27802-6888,252-446-2134, fax 252-446-2134, [email protected] Primary Field: Families Purpose: To restore families by assessing, training and referring members for services needed. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Lois Watkins, Director

Brightleaf Music Workshop, Inc. (Founding Member since 11/23/92) 1800 W. M.L. King, Jr. Parkway, Suite 103, Durham, NC 27707,919-493-0385, fax 919-493-6442, [email protected], www. brighrtleafmusic.org Primary Field: Arts, Culture, and Related Purpose: To provide innovative participatory choral musical education and performance enrichment experiences for students and music educators, and to develop values of leadership, interpersonal respect and cooperation, self-discipline, and creativity. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Jill Bashore, Director of Operations (bmusicw @intres.net); Lisa A. McIver, Executive Director (tommc @intrex.net)

BROAD, INC (Bunn Residents Organized Against Drugs, "It's Not Cool") (Member since 11/8/94) P.O. Box 443, Bunn, NC 27508,252-478-5133 Primary Field: Mental Health, Substance Abuse, and Related Purpose: To promote drug awareness and prevent drug abuse. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Ruby E. Elmore, President; Inez Foster

32 N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits The Broughton Foundation, Inc. (Charter Member since 6/30/93) 1000 S. Sterling Street, Morganton, NC 28655, 828-433-2386, fax 828-433-2142 Primary Field: Mental Health, Substance Abuse, and Related Purpose: To support Broughton Hospital and mental health professionals across western North Carolina in their efforts to provide services and enhance the quality of life for individuals and families affected by mental illness. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Elizabeth Black; Jerry R. Crisp, Executive Director ([email protected])

Brunswick Community College Foundation (Charter Member since 4/7/93) P.O. Box 30, Supply, NC 28462,910-754-6900, fax 910-754-7805 Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To aid, strengthen, and further, in every proper and useful way, the purpose and goals of Brunswick Community College by providing financial and other support beyond that obtained through normal budgeted sources. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: John Holleman, Executive Director; Poli Barefoot, Treasurer

Brunswick County Literacy Council, Inc. (Member since 11/1/93) P.O. Box 6, Supply, NC 28462,910-754-7323, fax 910-754-7325 Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To eliminate illiteracy by offering free, private, one-on-one instruction for those who wish to improve their basic reading, writing, and English-speaking skills, and by providing free training for volunteers. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Gladys Wagenseil, Coordinator; Aija Way, Chairman

Brunswick Family Assistance Agency, Inc. (Member since 8/3 1/95) P.O. Box 333, Supply, NC 28462-0333,910-754-4766, fax 910-755-3313, [email protected] Primary Field: Families Purpose: To alleviate the causes and effects of poverty. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Anita Oldham, Executive Director; Libby Madison, Board Chair

Kathleen Price Bryan Family Fund (Founding Member since 8/31/92) 220 South Eugene Street, Greensboro, NC 27401, 336-273-0080, fax 336-273-9580, [email protected], http://fdncenter.org/grantmaker/kpbryan Primary Field: Philanthropy, Workplace Giving, Volunteerism, Nonprofit Sector Purpose: To provide support to North Carolina nonprofit organizations seeking to improve conditions and opportunities for the people of North Carolina. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: J. M. Bryan Taylor, Acting Executive Director (jmbtl @cris.com); Rebecca C. Anderson, Trustee; Joe Bryan, President ([email protected]); Kathleen Bryan Edwards, Trustee ([email protected]); Nancy B. Faircloth, Trustee; Lanty L. Smith, Trustee

Building Assets, Inc. (Member since 7/9/97) P.O. Box 721, Forest City, NC 28043, 828-248-9466, fax 828-248-9409 Primary Field: Housing, Shelter, and Related Purpose: To build houses for low- to moderate-wealth families who could not afford a home otherwise. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Jeanne Price, Managing Director

Buncombe County Medical Society (Founding Member since 1/14/93) 304 Summit Street, Asheville, NC 28803,828-274-2267, fax 828-274-2093, [email protected], [email protected] Primary Field: General Health, Rehabilitation, Hospitals, Hospices, and Other Purpose: To preserve, foster, and otherwise advance the highest standards of medica1 care within Buncombe County. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Alan McKenzie, Executive Director and CEO

Burke County Friends For Animals (Member since 5/29/98) P.O. Box 1884, Morganton, NC 28655, 828-433-8599 Primary Field: Animal Welfare and Animal Related Purpose: To rescue abandoned, neglected or abused dogs and cats and place them in loving homes and to spayheuter these animals. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Liz Moore, President

N.C. Centerfur Nonprofits 33 Burke County Partnership for Children (Member since 10/6/94) P.O. Box 630, Morganton, NC 28680, 828-439-2326, fax 828-439-2333, [email protected] Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To bring together families, churches, businesses and government to improve the lives of young children. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Angela G. Deal, Executive Director; T. Feild Russell, Chairman, BCPC ([email protected])

Burke United Christian Ministries (Member since 1/7/99) 500 S. Green Street, Morganton, NC 28655, 828-433-8075, fax 828-433-8079 Primary Field: Crisis Assistance Purpose: To provide assistance to those in need of financial, clothing or food assistance. Budget Range: $150,000 to $199,999 People: Michael W. Ramsey, Executive Director ([email protected])

Burroughs Wellcome Fund (Founding Member since 12/23/92) P.O. Box 13901, Research Triangle Park, NC 27709-3901,9l9-991-5100, fax 919-941-5884 Primary Field: Philanthropy, Workplace Giving, Volunteerism, Nonprofit Sector Purpose: To advance the medical sciences by supporting research and other scientific and educational activities. Budget Range: $5,000,000or More People: Enriqueta Bond, Ph.D., Board President ([email protected]); Carr Agyapong, Senior Program and Communications Officer ([email protected]); Martha G. Peck, Vice President, Programs (mpeck @bwfund.org); Scott Schoedler, Vice President, Finance (sschoedler @ bwfund. org)

34 N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits C Cabarrus Cooperative Christian Ministry (Member since 1/3/94) P.O. Box 1717, Concord, NC 28026-1717,704-786-4709,fax 704-785-8071 Primary Field: Crisis Assistance Purpose: To provide emergency assistance to those in critical need in Concord, Kannapolis, and Cabarrus County, and to provide a channel through which churches and others might funnel resources and volunteers to meet those needs. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Betty Jean Prewitt, Executive Director; Joyce Berry Biles, Crisis Center Director

Cabarrus County Community Development Center (Member since 6/5/95) P.O. Box 1095, Concord, NC 28026-1095,704-786-7405, fax 704-786-7431, [email protected] Primary Field: Community and Economic Development and Community Action Purpose: To build communities through partnerships that empower people to confront the constant barriers in housing, jobs, culture, education and economic development for low wealth citizens within Cabarrus County and surrounding communities. Budget Range: $150,000 to $199,999 People: Louise Mack, Executive Director; Iris McMillian, Board Member; Andy Simmons, Board Member

Cabarrus County Mediation Center, Inc. (Member since 1/30/98) P.O. Box 1222, Concord, NC 28026-1222,704-786-1820 Primary Field: Public Policy, Law-Related, Mediation Purpose: To provide conflict resolution services and education for the community and courts. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Janet D. Retera, Board President

Caldwell Arts Council (Member since 7/19/94) P.O. Box 16 13, Lenoir, NC 28645, 828-754-2486, fax 828-754-2440, [email protected], www.conninc.com/caldart Primary Field: Arts, Culture, and Related Purpose: To establish and maintain an appreciation and awareness of cultural arts in Caldwell County by encouraging participation in a variety of arts events, promoting the arts, by cultural planning for the community and by offering various educational opportunities and administrative services in support of artists, arts agencies and audiences. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Lee Carol Giduz, Executive Director

Caldwell Council on Adolescent Health (Member since 9/7/95) P.O. Box 2564, Lenoir, NC 28645-2564,828-757-9020, fax 828-757-9491, [email protected] Primary Field: General Health, Rehabilitation, Hospitals, Hospices, and Other Purpose: To promote healthy lifestyles in adolescents in Caldwell County. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Kay Phillips, Executive Director; Ted Holcher, President

Caldwell County Hospice, Inc. (Member since 11/10/94) 902 Kirkwood Street, N.W., Lenoir, NC 28645, 828-754-0101, fax 828-757-0402 Primary Field: General Health, Rehabilitation, Hospitals, Hospices, and Other Purpose: To care for terminally ill patients and their families by using a team approach and addressing their physical, emotional, and spiritual needs. Budget Range: $1,000,000 to $1,999,999 People: Beth Miller, Director of Business Services ([email protected]); Grace Bradford, Director of Nursing Services; Martha Livingston, Director of Support Services; Cathy Simmons, Executive Director ([email protected])

Caldwell Friends, Inc. (Member since 5/20/94) P.O. Box 2784, Lenoir, NC 28645, 828-758-4683, fax 828-754-8262 Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To recruit, train, and match, for a period of one year, positive adult role models with at-risk youth of the community, and to provide ongoing supervision and support to volunteers and youth. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Tana Murray, Executive Director; Elizabeth Crotts, Associate Director

Caldwell Residential Services, Inc. (Member since 3/6/95) P.O. Drawer 2669, Lenoir, NC 28645, 828-757-9706, fax 828-757-0059, [email protected] Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To provide residentialkreatment services for emotionally disturbed youth. Budget Range: $1,000,000 to $1,999,999 People: Don P. Sisk, Executive Director; Louise Correll, Secretary; Ben Davis, Treasurer; Gaye Forbes; Winifred I. Harding, President

N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits 35 C Calvary Ministries of the Westend Community, Inc. (Member since 9/15/95) 131 1 Morehead Avenue, Durham, NC 27707,919-489-4184, fax 919-489-3565 Primary Field: Crisis Assistance Purpose: To enhance the quality of life of citizens of the Westend Community and the City of Durham through education, community development, health care, job training, and human enrichment, especially targeting youth and the elderly. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Valjeanne Estes, Operations Manager (vestesl @aol.com)

Cancer Services Inc. (Member since 3/2/95) 3175 Maplewood Avenue, Winston-Salem, NC 27103, 336-760-9983, fax 336-760-1282, [email protected] Primary Field: Specific Diseases and Disorders Purpose: To provide emotional and financial support services to persons living with cancer and to provide educational programs in the community. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Tara Maxwell, Executive Director

Cannon-Sloop Healthcare Foundation (Member since 1 1/21/94) P.O. Box 1148, Newland, NC 28657-1 148,828-733-0584, fax 828-733-1370, [email protected] Primary Field: General Health, Rehabilitation, Hospitals, Hospices, and Other Purpose: To support healthcare. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: William Farthing, Executive Director; Chandrea Street, Administrative Assistant (chs @boone.net)

Cape Fear Botanical Garden (Member since 4/28/95) P.O. Box 53485, Fayetteville, NC 28305, 910-486-0221, fax 910-486-4209, [email protected] Primary Field: Environmental Protection, Conservation, and Related Purpose: To provide a dynamic center for the enjoyment of public gardens, promote environmental stewardship, and provide educational resources to the community. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Greg Nace, Executive Director; John Campbell, President, Board of Directors; Lorette Hollinshed, Past President, Board of Directors

Cape Fear Community Foundation (Charter Member since 7/29/93) P.O. Box 119, Wilmington, NC 28402,910-251-3911, fax 910-251-1040 Primary Field: Philanthropy, Workplace Giving, Volunteerism, Nonprofit Sector Purpose: To encourage and facilitate charitable giving. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Betsey Young, Executive Director; George Taylor, President

Cape Fear Literacy Council (Member since 8/16/95) 1012 South 17th Street, Wilmington, NC 28401-8024, 910-251-091 1, fax 910-251-9095 Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To create an awareness of the scope and need for literacy services in southeast North Carolina, to provide an opportunity for adults and youth-at-risk to improve reading skills, and to provide support systems for adults, all with the cooperation of other agencies and institutions. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Billie S. Granger, Executive Director ([email protected]); Paul Woodworth, Board President ([email protected])

Cape Fear Regional Center for the Blind (Member since 2/26/99) P.O. Box 53608, Fayetteville, NC 28305-3608,910-483-2719, fax 910-483-0819, [email protected] Primary Field: Specific Diseases and Disorders Purpose: To provide recreational, educational and social activities for blind and visually impaired citizens of the Cape Fear region. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Susan Phelan, Director

Cape Fear Regional Theatre (Member since 11/10/98) P.O. Box 53723, Fayetteville, NC 28305,910-323-4234 Primary Field: Arts, Culture, and Related Purpose: To perform live theatre. Budget Range: $750,000 to $999,999 People: Cynthia D. Kowal, General Manager

36 N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits C Cape Fear Resource Conservation and Development (RC&D) (Member since 10/14/94) 201 N. Front Street, Suite 615, Wilmington, NC 28401, 910-763-661 1, fax 910-763-8989, [email protected] Primary Field: Environmental Protection, Conservation, and Related Purpose: To work cooperatively with individuals and groups to improve social, economic, and environmental conditions, thereby enhancing the qualify of life. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Gregory A. Walker, Executive Director; Patrick Lowe, Chairman

Cape Fear Studios Inc. (Member since 4/21/97) P.O. Box 771, Fayetteville, NC 28302,910-433-2986, fax 910-433-2986, [email protected] Primary Field: Arts, Culture, and Related ~ Purpose: To provide education and awareness of the arts through demonstrations, gallery tours, classes, and workshops; to serve as an extension of the downtown cultural axis in Fayetteville; to facilitate the revitalization of downtown Fayetteville; to provide an exhibition and marketing outlet for artists; and to provide a viewing gallery of quality arts and crafts free to the public. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Joyce Bowling, Administrator; Jill Dieffenbach, President

Capital Area Preservation, Inc. (Charter Member since 6/16/93) P.O. Box 28072, Capitol Station, Raleigh, NC 2761 1-8072, 919-833-6404, fax 919-834-7314, [email protected] Primary Field: History, Humanities, and Related Purpose: To advocate and invest in the preservation of historic resources as an essential element of Wake County's future growth. Budget Range: $150,000 to $199,999 People: Gary G. Roth, President and CEO; Craig G. Dalton, Jr., Chair, Board of Directors

Capital Area YMCA (Charter Member since 4/20/93) P.O. Box 10976, Raleigh, NC 27605,919-832-6602, fax 919-834-3506 Primary Field: Human Services: Multi-Purpose and Other Budget Range: $5,000,000 or More People: Judy Bright, Senior Vice President; Susan Emmerson, Vice President Finance; Doug McMillan, CEO; Lacy Presnell, Board President (presne113 @aol.com); Ed Willingham, Chair, Financial Development Committee

The CARE Clinic, Inc. (Member since 11/14/94) P.O. Box 53438, Fayetteville, NC 28305,910-485-0555, fax 910-485-01 11, [email protected] Primary Field: General Health, Rehabilitation, Hospitals, Hospices, and Other Purpose: To provide free health care for indigent people in our community. Budget Range: $150,000 to $199,999 People: Pamela Jenkins, Executive Director; Dottie Jurek; Cathy Ory, Board Member

CareNet, Inc. (Member since 4/11/97) P.O. Box 573001, Winston-Salem, NC 27157,336-631-2373, fax 336-631-2379, [email protected] Primary Field: Mental Health, Substance Abuse, and Related Purpose: To provide high-quality and affordable pastoral counseling, behavioral health services, education, and consultation to individuals, families, and systems. Budget Range: $1,000,000to $1,999,999 People: R. Neil Chafin, President (nchafin@wfubmcedu); William E. Amos, Director ([email protected]); Stephen E. Foss, Director, Marketing and Development; Richard C. Horn, Clinical Director; William Yates, Vice President ([email protected])

Caring for Children, Inc. (Member since 7/22/96) P.O. Box 191 13, Asheville, NC 28815, 828-298-0186, fax 828-298-2478, [email protected] Primary Field: Families Purpose: To provide residential placements and treatment services for abused, neglected, and emotionally disturbed children and their families. Budget Range: $750,000 to $999,999 People: John Lauterbach, Executive Director

Caring Services, Inc. (Member since 9/27/96) P.O. Box 5492, High Point, NC 27262, 336-886-5594, fax 336-886-7540 Primary Field: Mental Health, Substance Abuse, and Related Purpose: To provide housing and supportive services to recovering substance abusers and their families. Budget Range: $150,000 to $199,999 People: Becky Yates, Executive Director; Leroy Goldston, Director of Residential Services; Jason Yates, Administrative Assistant

N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits 37 C Caroliance - Greater Triangle Region (Member since 4/1/98) 1530 N. Duke Street, Durham, NC 27701,919-416-9300, fax 919-416-9099, [email protected] Primary Field: General Health, Rehabilitation, Hospitals, Hospices, and Other Purpose: To increase the affordability, efficiency, and fairness of health coverage for all small employers. Budget Range: $150,000 to $199,999 People: Executive Director

Carolina Adoption Services (Member since 6/4/97) 1000 N. Elm Street, Greensboro, NC 27401, 336-275-9660, fax 336-273-9804, [email protected],www.carolinaadoption.com Primary Field Families Purpose: To assist in international adoptions. Budget Range: $500,000 to $749,999 People: Rosemary Martin, Executive Director

Carolina Agency for Jewish Education (Founding Member since 1 1/30/92) 5007 Providence Road, Charlotte, NC 28226, 704-366-5007, fax 704-365-4507, [email protected], users.vnet.net/lsstein/ Primary Field: Religion-Related Purpose: To provide a variety of educational services to an area network of Jewish schools, congregations, community centers, organizations, and families. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Lenora Stein, Executive Director; Sam Eneman, Chairman (enemansj @charweb.org)

Carolina Bible College of Fayetteville, Inc. (Charter Member since 7/8/93) 817 S. McPherson Church Road, Fayetteville, NC 28303, 910-323-5614, fax 910-860-8904, [email protected] Primary Field: Religion-Related Purpose: To educate Christian servants for Biblical ministry. Budget Range: $150,000 to $199,999 People: Richard Oglesby, President

Carolina Correctional Services, Inc. (Member since 2/27/96) P.O. Box 2834, Raleigh, NC 27602,919-856-671 5, fax 919-856-6330, [email protected], members.aol.com/ccs4more/home.htm Primary Field: Criminal Justice, Crime, and Crime Prevention Purpose: To provide integrated community-based corrections programming throughout North Carolina and to achieve positive ~ measurable outcomes in both the enhancement of rehabilitation and the reduction of criminal recidivism. Budget Range: $l,OOO,OOO to $1,999,999 People: J. Todd Edwards, Administrator

Carolina Cross Connection (Member since 5/24/99) P.O. Box 1457, Lincolnton, NC 28093, 704-735-4257, fax 704-735-1916, wwwxross-connection.org Primary Field: Human Services: Multi-Purpose and Other Purpose: To involve youth and adults in performing minor home repair for the elderly and needy in western North Carolina. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: David Andrews, Executive Director ([email protected])

Carolina Farm Stewardship Association (Member since 9/6/95) P.O. Box 448, Pittsboro, NC 2731 2-0448,919-542-2402, fax 919-542-7401, [email protected], http://sunsite.unc.edu/cfsa/index.htm Primary Field: Environmental Protection, Conservation, and Related Purpose: To promote sustainable agriculture, to provide a forum for support and discussion of environmentally responsible agriculture, and to work toward a community supported by organically-grown farm products, offering farm tours, organic vegetable and gardening schools, and the annual sustainable agriculture conference. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Laura Lauffer, Executive Director; Joe Kramer, President, Board of Directors ([email protected])

Carolina Legal Assistance (Member since 3/21/96) P.O. Box 2446, Raleigh, NC 27602-2446,919-856-2195, fax 919-856-2244, [email protected] Primary Field: Public Policy, Law-Related, Mediation Purpose: To empower and advocate for people with mental disabilities (such as mental retardation, developmental disabilities and mental illness) in achieving true freedom of choice and the right to quality services in the least restrictive environment. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Deborah Greenblatt, Esq., Executive Director; Christine Heinberg, Esq., Staff Attorney; Janice Willmott, Administrative Assistant

38 N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits C Carolina Recycling Association (Charter Member since 2/8/93) 7330 Chapel Hill Road, Suite 207, Raleigh, NC 27607,919-851-8444, fax 919-851-6009, [email protected] Primary Field: Environmental Protection, Conservation, and Related Purpose: To conserve natural resources by advancing waste. reduction and recycling efforts across the state. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Craig Barry, Executive Director ([email protected]); Mellissa Grant ([email protected]); Wayne Turner (wayne.turner @ci.greensboro.nc.us)

Carolina Regional Volleyball Association (Member since 9/29/94) P.O. Box 1757, Clemmons, NC 27012-1757, 336-766-3581, fax 336-766-3581, [email protected], www.charweb.org/sports/vball Primary Field: Recreation and Sports ~ Purpose: To promote and develop the sport of volleyball at all levels in the state of North Carolina. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Kevin Wendelboe, Office Manager; Chuck McCracken, Commissioner ([email protected])

Carolina United Soccer Club (Member since 12/29/98) 43 1 US Hwy. 70-A East, Hillsborough, NC 27278,919-644-6800, fax 919-644-6808, [email protected] Primary Field: Recreation and Sports Purpose: To provide a positive learning soccer environment for youth. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: George Alley, Director of Operations ([email protected])

Carolinian Shakespeare Festival (Member since 7/13/98) 17 Angel Place, Somerset, NJ 08873,732-563-1516, fax 732-563-4004, [email protected] Primary Field: Arts, Culture, and Related Purpose: To make classic works of literature accessible to everyone, to foster understanding and appreciation of Shakespeare, and to promote literacy in the community through entertaining programs which involve both professional artists and community members. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Rhonda King, General Manager; Mary McGinley

Cary Academy (Member since 12/30/96) 1500 N. Harrison Avenue, Cary, NC 27513,919-677-3873, fax 919-677-4002 Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related ~ Purpose: To provide an independent college preparatory school for grades 6-1 2 committed to discovery, innovation, collaboration, and excellence. Budget Range: $5,000,000 or more People: Lynne Fountain, Director of Advancement (Lynne-fountain0caryacademy); Don Berger, Head of School (dbergerC2caryacacdemy.pvt.kl2.nc.u~);Ann Goodnight, Founder and Board of Directors ([email protected]~);Vicky Sparrow, Director of Admissions ([email protected]~)

The Carying Place, Inc. (Member since 12/18/98) 8001 Hollander Place, Raleigh, NC 27606, 919-462-1800, fax 919-362-8993, [email protected] Primary Field: Housing, Shelter, and Related Purpose: To provide programs for homeless and near homeless. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Milton Douglass, Executive Director; Jim DePoy, President, Board of Directors (jgdepoy @intrex.net)

Caswell Center Foundation, Inc. (Member since 10/9/98) 2415 W. Vernon Avenue, Kinston, NC 28504-3321,252-559-5361, fax 252-559-5226 Primary Field: Families Purpose: To serve individuals and families with disabilities. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Sandra Hardison, Coordinator; Danny Rice, Executive Director

Caswell County Partnership for Children (Member since 6/7/99) P.O. Box 664, Yanceyville, NC 27379,336-694-1538, fax 336-694-7666, [email protected] Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To be an advocate for families with children in the areas of health, parent and child education, child care, and accessibility to ~ community resources. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Sandra Hudspeth, Program Coordinator/Director; Donna Pointer, Secretary, Board of Directors

N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits 39 C Caswell Family Violence Prevention Program (Member since 12/2/97) P.O. Box 639, Yanceyville, NC 27370, 336-694-5655, fax 336-694-5655 Primary Field: Women, Domestic Violence, and Sexual Assault Purpose: To help families in Caswell County stop the cycle of violence in their lives. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Mae C. Crumpton, Director

Catawba County Council For The Arts Inc. (Member since 9/18/97) P.O. Box 1004, Hickory, NC 28603,828-324-4906, fax 828-324-4910, [email protected] Primary Field: Arts, Culture, and Related Purpose: To umbrella arts organizations for fundraising, subgranting, advocacy, support services and facility management. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Virginia Keeney, Executive Director; Jerry Bumgarner, Building Manager; Janice Knotts, Assistant Director

Catawba County Partnership for Children (Member since 9/14/95) P.O. Box 3123, Hickory, NC 28603, 828-345-6955, fax 828-328-4551 Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To develop innovative programs for the education and development of children 0-5 years old. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Kim Lyke, Executive Director ([email protected]); Audrey Longcrier, Administrative Assistant (audreylm mai1.co.catawba.nc.us); Libby Throckmorton, Program Manager ([email protected])

Catawba Lands Conservancy (Member since 10/15/95) 105 W. Morehead Street, Charlotte, NC 28202, 704-342-3330, fax 704-342-3340, [email protected], www.catawbalands.org Primary Field: Environmental Protection, Conservation, and Related Purpose: To preserve land, water and wildlife resources in the lower Catawba River Basin. Budget Range: $150,000 to $199,999 People: Ron M. Altmann, Executive Director; Richard Rankin, Jr., President

Catawba Science Center (Member since 7/3/96) P.O. Box 243 1, Hickory, NC 28603, 828-322-8169, fax 828-322-1585, [email protected] Primary Field: Science and Technology Purpose: To further the public's understanding of science. Budget Range: $750,000 to $999,999 People: Mark Sinclair, Executive Director; Lisa Johnson, Director of Development; Trish Little, Assistant Director

Catawba Valley Community College Foundation, Inc. (Member since 6/14/96) 2550 Highway 70 SE, Hickory, NC 28602,828-327-7000, fax 828-327-7276, [email protected] Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To foster and promote the growth, progress, and general welfare of Catawba Valley Community College Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Teresa Biggs, Executive Director

Catholic Conference Center (Member since 4/28/98) 1551 Trinity Lane, Hickory, NC 28602, 828-327-7441, fax 828-327-0872, [email protected], www.catholicconference.org Primary Field: Public/Societal Benefit Purpose: To be a host facility for nonprofit organizations to have meetings, retreats, and banquets with overnight accommodations available. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Guy Piche', Director; John Camerlengo, Facility Director; Nan Greene, Marketing Director ([email protected]); Jerry White, Food Service Manager

Catholic Diocese of Charlotte (Charter Member since 611 8/93) 1123 S. Church Street, Charlotte, NC 28203, 704-370-6299, fax 704-370-3378 Primary Field: Human Services: Multi-Purpose and Other Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Jim Kelley, Director of Development; Geri King, Programa Esperanza; Teresa Villamarin, Programa Villamarin

40 N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits C Catholic Social Ministries of the Diocese of Raleigh, Inc. (Charter Member since 6/7/93) 715 Nazareth Street, Raleigh, NC 27606-2187,919-821-9752, fax 919-821-9705 Primary Field: Human Services: Multi-Purpose and Other Purpose: To assist the parishes, communities and Diocese of Raleigh in accomplishing the social mission of the church; to heighten awareness of issues and, when appropriae, provide services to fulfill unmet needs. Budget Range: $1,000,000 to $1,999,999 People: Kathleen Walsh, ACSW, Diocesan Director; Barbara Domin; Russell Elmayan, Chancellor; Tom Potosky, Treasurer; Mary Reeb

CCB Foundation, Inc. (Member since 2/26/99) P.O. Box 931, Durham, NC 27702 Primary Field: Philanthropy, Workplace Giving, Volunteerism, Nonprofit Sector Budget Range: No Budget Information People: John Ramsey, President

The Cemala Foundation, Inc. (Charter Member since 6/10/93) 122 N. Elm Street, Suite 816, Greensboro, NC 27401,336-274-3541, fax 336-272-8153, [email protected] Primary Field: Philanthropy, Workplace Giving, Volunteerism, Nonprofit Sector Purpose: To support projects that benefit Greensboro or Guilford County, North Carolina. Budget Range: $2,000,000 to $4,999,999 People: Priscilla Taylor, Executive Director; Ceasar Cone, 111, Trustee; Robert B. White, Secretary-Treasurer; Martha C. Wright, Vice President

Center for Community Action, Inc. (Founding Member since 9/1/92) P.O. Box 723, Lumberton, NC 28359, 910-739-7851, fax 910-739-7854, [email protected] Primary Field: Community and Economic Development and Community Action Budget Range: $150,000 to $199,999 People: Mac Legerton, Executive Director; Vivian Jamison; Willa Robinson

Center for Community Self-Help (Founding Member since 7/1/92) 301 W. Main Street, Durham, NC 27701, 919-956-4400, fax 919-956-4600, [email protected], wwwself-help.org Primary Field: Community and Economic Development and Community Action Purpose: To promote social and economic justice in North Carolina by providing technical assistance and loans to home and business owners and nonprofits. Budget Range: $1,000,000 to $1,999,999 People: Martin Eakes, Executive Director ([email protected]); Laura Benedict, Director, N.C. Community Fac ([email protected]); Kathy Coe, Triad Regional Director (kathy @self-help.org); Joyce Harrison, Western N.C. Regional Director ([email protected]); Jerry Vaughan, Commercial Loan Officer (jerry @self-help.org.)

Center for Creative Leadership (Founding Member since 12/14/92) P.O. Box 26300, Greensboro, NC 27438-6300,336-288-7210, fax 336-288-3999 Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To advance the understanding, practice, and development of leadership for the benefit of society worldwide by conducting research, producing publications, and providing a broad variety of educational programs and products to leaders and organizations in the public, corporate, and nonprofit sectors. Budget Range: $5,000,000 or More People: Russ Moxley, Director, Nonprofit Initiatives (moxleya 1eaders.ccl.org); John Alexander, President (alexanderj @leaders.ccl.org); Barbara Demarest, Director, Resource and Relationship Development ([email protected]);Frank Freeman, Librarian (freeman @leaders.ccl.org)

Center for Death Penalty Litigation (Member since 1/16/96) 123 West Main Street, Suite 500, Durham, NC 27701-3603, 919-956-9545, fax 919-956-9547 Primary Field: Criminal Justice, Crime, and Crime Prevention Purpose: To promote and encourage excellence in the quality of legal representation provided to poor people in the criminal justice system with special attention to legal advocacy for those charged with or convicted of capital crimes. Budget Range: $500,000 to $749,999 People: Kenneth J. Rose, Executive Director ([email protected]); Malcolm Hunter, Jr., Vice President; Cas Shearin (c95 @cdpl.org)

N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits 41 C Center for Peace Education (Member since 1/10/95) 110 W. Main Street, Suite 2G, Carrboro, NC 27510, 919-929-9821, 2ax919-929-7465, [email protected] Primary Field: Public/Societal Benefit Purpose: To teach the skills and processes that allow people of all ages, cultures, and viewpoints to deal creatively and peacefully with conflict and differences. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Brett Eckerman, Administrative Director; Bill Buxton, Treasurer

Center for Restorative Justice, Inc. (Member since 7/29/98) P.O. Box 981, Asheville, NC 28802, 828-645-1 117, fax 828-645-0189, [email protected] ___ Primary Field: Criminal Justice, Crime, and Crime Prevention Purpose: To promote responsibility, healing and empowerment of offenders, at-risk teens and adults, and victims of crime, and to help build a compassionate community that embraces all its members. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Larry Downing, Co-Director; Pat Matthews, Co-Director

Center of Living Home Health and Hospice (Founding Member since 11/20/92) P.O. Box 9, Asheboro, NC 27204-0009,336-672-9300, fax 336-672-0868, [email protected] Primary Field: General Health, Rehabilitation, Hospitals, Hospices, and Other Purpose: To provide children, adults and families a broad range of quality, holistic, health care serivces that enrich life with peace and dignity for clients and purpose and direction for families. Budget Range: $1,000,000 to $1,999,999 People: Billie S. Vuncannon, President and CEO

Central Carolina Legal Service, Inc. (Member since 7/12/95) P.O. Box 3467, Greensboro, NC 27402,336-272-0148, fax 336-333-9825, [email protected] Primary Field: Public Policy, Law-Related, Mediation Purpose: To deliver high quality civil legal services to people at or below federal poverty guidelines to ensure that equal access to justice is a reality. Budget Range: $1,000,000 to $1,999,999 People: Ronald B. Halpern, Executive Director; Lynn D. Chance, Administrator; Stanley B. Sprague, Attorney

Central Piedmont Community College Foundation, Inc. (Charter Member since 3/22/93) P.O. Box 35009, Charlotte, NC 28235, 704-342-6869, fax 704-342-5045, [email protected] Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To provide opportunities for individuals, corporations, small businesses, foundations, organizations, and alumni to support CPCC and its commitment to advancing life-long educational development of adults and the strengthening of the economic, social, and cultural fabric of life in the Charlotte-Mecklenburg region of North Carolina. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Brenda Lea, Executive Director

The CFIDS Association of America, Inc. (Member since 5/29/96) 6827 Fairview Road, Suite A, Charlotte, NC 28210-3364, 704-364-0016, fax 704-365-9755 Primary Field: Specific Diseases and Disorders Purpose: To conquer chronic fatigue and immune dysfunction syndrome (CFIDS) through education, public policy, and research efforts. Budget Range: $1,000,000 to $1,999,999 People: Jamie Davis, Director of Development ([email protected]); Steven F. Argo, Controller; K. Kimberly Kenney, Executive Director and CEO

Chapel Hill Museum (Member since 8/26/98) P.O. Box 906, Chapel Hill, NC 27514,919-967-1500, [email protected] Primary Field: History, Humanities, and Related Purpose: To preserve the history of Chapel Hill. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Rodney D. Barfield, Director

Chapel Hill Training-Outreach Project, Inc. (Charter Member since 3/3/93) 800 Eastowne Drive, Suite 105, Chapel Hill, NC 27514,919-490-5577, fax 919-490-4905 Primary Field: Employment, Jobs, and Related Purpose: To develop and demonstrate programs and strategies that will enhance the lives of children and families. Budget Range: $2,000,000 to $4,999,999 People: Michael Mathers, Executive Director (mathers @intrex.net); Belinda Hardin ([email protected])

42 N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits C Chapel Hill-Carrboro Public School Foundation (Charter Member since 6/24/93) P.O. Box 3152, Chapel Hill, NC 27515-3152, 919-968-8819, fax 919-968-7884, [email protected] Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To support and advocate for excellence and innovation in our public schools. Budget Range: $150,000 to $199,999 People: Rita Ware, Executive Director

Chapel Hill/Carrboro Residents' Council (Member since 10/29/98) 317 Caldwell Street, Chapel Hill, NC 27516,919-932-2914, fax 919-942-3720 Primary Field: Housing, Shelter, and Related Purpose: To advocate for the rights of all public housing residents by organizing communities and assisting with resource and program ~ development. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Joann Shirer Mitchell, Director/Community Organizer; Brynne Faris, Program Coordinator

Charles House Association (Member since 12/5/94) 109 Hillcrest Street, Carrboro, NC 27510, 919-967-7570, fax 919-933-7948, [email protected] Primary Field: Aging Purpose: To provide adult day services. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Patty Saponaro, Executive Director; Glenn Campbell, President, Board of Directors; Robb English, Program Coordinator

Charlotte Emergency Housing, Inc. (Member since 12/28/93) P.O. Box 9373, Charlotte, NC 28299,704-335-5488, fax 704-335-5480, [email protected],[email protected] Primary Field: Housing, Shelter, and Related Purpose: To provide shelter and comprehensive services for homeless families and women. Budget Range: $500,000 to $749,999 People: Karen Montaperto, Executive Director; Lewis Dancy, Development Coordinator; Sondra Fogel, Ph.D, Board President ([email protected]); Carole L. Jurkiewicz, Ph.D. ([email protected])

Charlotte Pregnancy Care Center (Charter Member since 3/18/93) 1311 E. Morehead Street, Charlotte, NC 28204,704-372-5981, fax 704-372-8059 Primary Field: Women, Domestic Violence, and Sexual Assault Purpose: To minister to the physical, emotional, and spiritual needs of women and their extended families as they deal with the attendant challenges of present, potential, or former pregnancies. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Bobbie Meyer, Executive Director ([email protected]); John Philip Divine, Chair of the Board; Barbara Stevenson, Director Emeritus (monkibrow @aol.com)

Charlotte's Web (Member since 10/5/97) 119 East 7th Street, Charlotte, NC 28202, 704-332-1610, fax 704-332-4752, www.charweb.org Primary Field: Community and Economic Development and Community Action Purpose: To provide network, www and telecommunications services to nonprofits in the Carolinas, and free access to information and communication for citizens. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Anna-Windsor Mendehall, VolunteerlTraining Coordinator (awem @charweb.org)

Charlotte-Mecklenburg Education Foundation (Charter Member since 4/2/93) Two First Union Center, Suite 1700, Charlotte, NC 28282,704-335-0100, fax 704-334-3545, [email protected], www.cmef.org Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To generate and channel private resources to permanently improve the quality of education for every child in our public schools. Budget Range: $750,000 to $999,999 People: Jerry Hagler, Interim Director; Hilary Carr, Director of Commuications ([email protected]); Valaida Fullwood, Director of Programs (fullwood@ vnet.net); Jeff Trenning, Director of Development (trenning @vnet.net)

Charlotte-Mecklenburg Housing Partnership, Inc. (Member since 1/4/94) 1201 Greenwood Cliff, Suite 300, Charlotte, NC 28204, 704-342-0933, fax 704-342-2745, [email protected] Primary Field: Housing, Shelter, and Related Purpose: To expand affordable and well maintained housing for low and moderate income families with a continuing interest in the ability of the occupants to more fully enter the economic mainstream. Budget Range: $5,000,000or More People: Patricia Garrett, President; David Blackman, Vice President; James Maynor, Executive Vice President; Mike Pitchford, Senior VP/Director of Community Development Equity; Mark Tiberio

N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits 43 C Charlotte-Mecklenburg Urban League, Inc. (Founding Member since 7/1/92) P.O. Box 34686, Charlotte, NC 28234-4686,704-373-2256, fax 704-373-2262 Primary Field: Employment, Jobs, and Related Purpose: To promote economic self-sufficiency among African-American families and racial inclusion in our communities. Budget Range: $500,000 to $749,999 People: Madine Hester-Fails, President and CEO ([email protected]); Eugene Buccelli, Sr. Vice President, New Business Development ([email protected]); Sheila Funderburke, Vice President, Employment and Training ([email protected]); Nannie Long, Vice President, Finance and Administration ([email protected])

Chatham County Council on Aging (Founding Member since 11/2/92) ~ P.O. Box 715, Pittsboro, NC 27312,919-542-4512, fax 919-542-5191 Primary Field: Aging Purpose: To promote independent living among older adults in Chatham County through the coordination and provision of in-home, access, wellness, and recreational services. Budget Range: $750,000 to $999,999 People: Cassie Wasko, Executive Director ([email protected]); Diane K. Gatlin, President, Board of Directors ([email protected]); Sadie F. McLaurin, Finance Director; Dina Reynolds, Development Director

Chatham County Group Homes, Inc. (Charter Member since 4/16/93) P.O. Box 207, Siler City, NC 27344,919-742-2510, fax 919-742-3984 Primary Field: Housing, Shelter, and Related Purpose: To provide residential and rehabilitation services to adult developmentally disabled individuals. Budget Range: $750,000 to $999,999 People: Russell L. Perkins, Administrator; Lisa Hannah, Assistant Administrator; Lisa Reynolds, Board Member

Chatham County Partnership for Children (Member since 3/3/95) 200 Sanford Highway, Suite 4, Pittsboro, NC 273 12, 919-542-7449, fax 919-542-0238, [email protected] Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To advocate and support early childhood initiatives, Smart Start. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Genevieve R. Megginson, Executive Director

Chatham County Together (Member since 11/2/98) P.O. Box 1101, Pittsboro, NC 27312,919-542-5155, fax 919-542-6414, [email protected] Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To match adult volunteers one-on-one with youth identified as "at risk". Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Kim Caraganis, Director; Janice Edgerton, Chairperson, Board of Directors

Chatham Education Foundation (Member since 2/25/94) P.O. Box 1518, Pittsboro, NC 27312,919-542-0024, fax 919-542-0024, [email protected] Primary Field Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To support K-12 public education in Chatham County. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Sandy Tilden, Director; Jonathan Daniel ([email protected])

Chatham Habitat For Humanity (Member since 1/14/99) P.O. Box 883, Pittsboro, NC 27312, 919-542-0794, fax 919-542-0794, [email protected] Primary Field: Housing, Shelter, and Related Purpose: To construct decent, affordable housing while eliminating poverty housing for people in need. Budget Range: $lOO,OOO to $149,999 People: Amy Powell, Executive Director; Larry Honeywell, President

Chemical Dependency Center of Charlotte/Mecklenburg (Founding Member since 12/22/92) 100 Billingsley Road, Charlotte, NC 2821 1,704-376-7447, fax 704-376-2172, es0607 @aol.com Primary Field: Mental Health, Substance Abuse, and Related ~ Purpose: To reduce the incidence and prevalence of the diseases of alcoholism, other drug addictions, and related problems. ~~ Budget Range: $2,000,000 to $4,999,999 People: Edith Sanchez, Executive Director; Jonathan Belton, Director of SCOPE; Lou Gallagher, Business Manager; Brad Goforth, Director of Development; Wrenn Rivenbark, Director of Clinical Services __

44 N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits C The Cherry Foundation, Inc. (Member since 8/1/97) P.O. Box 1424, Goldsboro, NC 27533-1424,919-731-3417, fax 919-731-3418 Primary Field: General Health, Rehabilitation, Hospitals, Hospices, and Other Purpose: To aid, strengthen, and further in every proper way the work and services of Cherry Hospital and those suffering from or affected by mental illness in Eastern North Carolina. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Steven Bostic, Secretary-Treasurer ([email protected]); J. Marshall Smith, President of the Board of Directors

Child Advocacy Commission (Charter Member since 7/2/93) P.O. Box 4305, Wilmington, NC 28406,910-791-1057, fax 910-791-2441, [email protected] Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To provide children with avenues for growth, opportunities for success, a voice for justice and a hand to hold. Budget Range: $500,000 to $749,999 People: William Clancy Thompson, Executive Director; Elizabeth Mandel; Betsey Rivenbark

Child Care Advocates for Response and Empowerment (CARE), Inc. (Member since 12/20/96) P.O. Box 586, Smithfield, NC 27577,919-934-5896, fax 919-938-1677, [email protected] Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To increase the access to safe and affordable child care for financially burdened families in Johnston County. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Lois L. Boney, Executive Director; Tom Lee

Child Care Connections, Inc. of Moore County (Member since 7/18/95) 130 W. Maine Avenue, Southern Pines, NC 28387-4821, 910-692-3005, fax 910-692-3581 Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To increase quality, affordability, and accessibility of child care; to prevent child abuse and assault; and to advocate for children's rights. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Kay Galloway, Executive Director

Child Care Directions Inc. (Member since 4/1/98) P.O. Box 91 1, Laurinburg, NC 28353,910-276-3367, fax 910-277-7260, [email protected] Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To provide child care resource and referral. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Barbara T. Frye, Executive Director; Angela Sumner, Robeson County Director ([email protected])

Child Care Networks Inc. (Member since 2/2/95) P.O. Box 153 1, Pittsboro, NC 273 12-1531,919-542-6644, fax 919-542-0902, [email protected] Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To ensure that safe, nurturing child care is available to every child in the Chatham County area, regardless of circumstances. Budget Range: $500,000 to $749,999 People: Amy Rabb, Director; Merilee Chesney ([email protected]); Gloria Davis; Terry Johnston, President ([email protected])

Child Care Resource and Referral of Alamance (Member since 2/1/94) 71 1 Hermitage Road, Burlington, NC 27215, 336-226-4292, fax 336-226-8393, [email protected] Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To increase the quality, affordability, and availability of quality child care options. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Barbara Daniels, Executive Director; Nikki Brown, Board President ([email protected]); Maureen Vandermaas Peeler

Child Care Resources, Inc. (Member since 4/6/95) 700 Kenilworth Avenue, Charlotte, NC 28204, 704-376-6697, fax 704-376-7865, [email protected] Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To enhance the quality of life for children whose parents work. Budget Range: $2,000,000 to $4,999,999 People: Janet Singerman, President; Don McKinney, DevelopmenVCommunications; William L. Sewell, Director of Finance; Sheryl White, Executive Assistant

N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits 45 C A Child's Place (Member since 8/21/95) P.O. Box 33302, Charlotte, NC 28233-3302, 704-343-3790, fax 704-343-3791 Primary Field: Housing, Shelter, and Related Purpose: To work in collaboration with Charlotte-Mecklenburg schools to provide education and support services and to advocate for children and their families who are homeless or at risk of being homeless. Budget Range: $500,000 to $749,999 People: Deborah S. McKone, Executive Director; Mary Ciminelli, Board Vice-president; Robert Patterson, Board President; Dearsley Vernon, Program Director

Children and Youth Partnership for Dare County (Member since 10/6/94) Outer Banks Professional Center, 2224 S. Croatan Highway, #12, Nags Head, NC 27959,252-441-0614, fax 252-441-3580 Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To ensure the highest level of services possible to youth of all ages and their families through cooperative efforts in Dare County. Budget Range: $150,000 to $199,999 People: Loretta Michael, Executive Director; Tom Murphy, Co-Chair; Brant Murray, Co-Chairman (bmurphy23 @beachlink.com); Carol Weaver, Co-Chairman

The Children's Center (Member since 5/24/95) 2315 Coliseum Drive, Winston-Salem, NC 27106, 336-727-2440, fax 336-727-2873 Primary Field: Specific Diseases and Disorders Purpose: To serve the needs of orthopedically impaired and other health impaired children. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Mike Britt, Executive Director ([email protected]); Mike Brenner, President; Ginger Baldwin McCollum

Children's Council of Watauga County (Member since 9/1/95) P.O. Box 423, Boone, NC 28607, 828-262-5424, fax 828-262-5422, [email protected] Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To help children achieve their full potential as a child care resource and referral, Smart Start administration for Watauga County. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Marshall Ashcraft, Executive Director; Mark Hurst; Harwood Smith, Chair, The Children's Council

The Children's Home Society of North Carolina, Inc. (Charter Member since 3/8/93) P.O. Box 14608, Greensboro, NC 27415-4608, 336-274-1538, fax 336-274-7347, [email protected] Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To promote the right of every child to a permanent, safe, and loving home through services to birth parents, foster parents, and adoptive families and their children. Budget Range: $2,000,000 to $4,999,999 People: Kenneth Tutterow, President; Ann Barnes, Chairman of the Board; Kristy Caradori, Director of Development and Public Relations; Sandy M. Cook, Executive Director

The Children's Law Center (Founding Member since 9/14/92) 404 E. Trade Street, Charlotte, NC 28202, 704-331-9474, fax 704-331-9796 Primary Field: Public Policy, Law-Related, Mediation Purpose: To provide quality legal representation and advocacy for children and their families in legal and administrative proceedings; to promote improvement in those processes and in the delivery of appropriate services. Budget Range: $500,000 to $749,999 People: Phillip H. Redmond, Jr., Executive Director ([email protected]); J. Kathryn Blanchard; David E. Johnston; Robert Simmons

Children's Services Network (Member since 611 1/96) 1521 East Third Street, 2nd Floor, Charlotte, NC 28204,704-343-0092, fax 704-343-0406, [email protected] Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To ensure the well-being of every child in Mecklenburg County by strengthening the impact of service provision. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Annette Nikonovich, Executive Director

Children's Theatre Board Of Winston-Salem (Member since 11/2/98) 610 Coliseum Drive, Winston-Salem, NC 27106, 336-725-4531, fax 336-724-0490, [email protected] Primary Field: Arts, Culture, and Related Purpose: To present professional theatre to school-aged children. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Les Epstein, Executive Director

46 N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits C Choanoke Area Development Association, Inc. (Charter Member since 1/27/93) P.O. Box 530, Rich Square, NC 27869, 252-539-4155, fax 252-539-2048, [email protected] Primary Field: Community and Economic Development and Community Act' 7 Purpose: To provide programs and services that impact the causes and concl. 3isof poverty in Bertie, Halifax, Hertford, and Northampton counties. Budget Range: $5,000,000 or More People: Sallie P. Surface, Executive Director

Chowan/Gates/Perquimams Partnership for Children (Member since 4/30/99) P.O. Box 55, Tyner, NC 27980,252-221-3030, fax 252-221-3032, [email protected] Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To facilitate the development of a regional, community-based collaboration for coordination of family support services and resources needed for children to attain their full potential. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Wendy S. Jewett, Executive Director

Christian Adoption Services, Inc. (Member since 5/27/99) 624 Matthews-Mint Hill Road, Suite 134, Matthews, NC 28105-1775,704-847-0038, fax 704-841-1538, [email protected], www. perigee.net/-cas Primary Field: Families Purpose: To provide birth mother counseling and domestic and international adoptions. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: James M. Woodward, Executive Director; Terry Casto, Board President; Richard Griffiths, Secretary/Treasurer

Christian Community in Action (Member since 1/23/95) 1231 N.E. Maynard Road, Cary, NC 27513,919-469-9861, fax 919-469-0285 Primary Field: Crisis Assistance Purpose: To provide emergency assistance to Southwestern Wake county residents. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Carol Regular, Board President; Betty Stanberry, Social Concerns Director; John Struss, Dorcas Shop Manager

Christian Life Home (Member since 4/14/97) P.O. Box 31705, Raleigh, NC 27622,919-510-5400, fax 919-510-541 1, [email protected] Primary Field: Women, Domestic Violence, and Sexual Assault Purpose: To provide shelter to pregnant teens. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Amy Jones, Executive Director; Cathy Watson, Chairman, Board of Directors (cw [email protected])

Christian Love Ministries (Member since 8/7/98) P.O. Box 376, Murphy, NC 28906,828-837-7086 Primary Field: General Health, Rehabilitation, Hospitals, Hospices, and Other Purpose: To provide a drug-alcohol recovery center to serve the people of southwestern North Carolina. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Denny Ray Smith, President

Christian Ministry Of Lincoln County, Inc. (Member since 3/19/96) P.O. Box 423, Lincolnton, NC 28093,704-732-0383, fax 704-735-6597 Primary Field: Religion-Related Purpose: To serve the needs of the people of Lincoln County in the name of Jesus Christ through the cooperative efforts of our churches by way of emergency services, LINC home delivered meals, soup kitchen, Christmas fund, jail and prison ministry, and nursing home ministry. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Susan Brymer, Executive Director; Shirley Alexander, Chairman, Policy and Personnel; Rev. Dale Pederson, President

Christmount Christian Assembly (Member since 6/9/95) 222 Fern Way, Black Mountain, NC 2871 1-9771, 828-669-8977, fax 828-669-6301, [email protected], http://home.earthlink.net/-christmont

Primary Field: Religion-Related ~~~ Purpose: To build caring relationships, provide opportunities for growth and change, preserve the natural mountain setting, be good stewards, and expand the ministries of Christmount to all people while remaining deeply rooted in the heritage, vision, and ministry of the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ). Budget Range: $500,000 to $749,999 People: Michael Murphy; Lea Bortell; Joanne VerBurg, Board Member

N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits 47 C Clean Water Fund of North Carolina, Inc. (Charter Member since 6/2/93) 29 112 Page Avenue, Asheville, NC 28801, 828-251-0518, fax 828-255-7953, [email protected] Primary Field: Environmental Protection, Conservation, and Related Purpose: To help North Carolina citizens organize to protect their health and communities by protecting their surface and groundwater resources from toxic hazards. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Ginny Lindsey, Executive Director

Cleft Palate Foundation (Member since 1/23/98) 104 South Estes Drive, Suite 204, Chapel Hill, NC 27514, 919-933-9044, fax 919-933-9604, [email protected], www.cleft.com Primary Field: Specific Diseases and Disorders Purpose: To enhance the quality of life for individuals with facial birth defects. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Nancy C. Smythe, Executive Director ([email protected]); Amy Mackin, Hotline Manager

Cleveland County CDC (Member since 2/21/97) P.O. Box 2808, Shelby, NC 2815 1-2808, 704-480-7701, fax 704-480-0744, [email protected] Primary Field: Community and Economic Development and Community Action Purpose: To provide quality, affordable housing for residents of Cleveland County. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Karla Dawkins, Executive Director; Lisa Carpenter, Operations Manager

Cleveland County Partnership for Children (Member since 2/17/95) P.O. Box 1468, Shelby, NC 28151,704-484-0096, fax 704-484-2524, [email protected] Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To develop a comprehensive plan for providing early childhood education and for serving children and families. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Cathy Patterson, Executive Director; Jo An Dear (arey3 @shelby.net)

Coalition for Drug Abuse Prevention (Member since 9/10/93) 301-C S. Liberty Street, Winston-Salem, NC 27101, 336-723-3784, fax 336-724-4634, [email protected] Primary Field: Mental Health, Substance Abuse, and Related Purpose: To reduce alcohol and other drug problems through a coordinated and committed community. Budget Range: $150,000 to $199,999 People: Ava D. Troxler, Executive Director; Kim Hutchinson; Michael Schweitzer

Coastal Community Action, Inc. (Member since 2/12/97) P.O. Box 1007, Havelock, NC 28532, 252-444-3272, fax 252-444-391 1 Primary Field: Community and Economic Development and Community Action Purpose: To bring the region together to offer programming that opens economic opportunity and social equity. Budget Range: $1,000,000 to $1,999,999 People: Charles Trent, Executive Director ([email protected]); Kimberly Askew, Comptroller (ccal @coastalnet.com); Charles Beasley, Deputy Director ([email protected]); Zachary Hamlet, Resource Development Director (ccal @coastalnet.com)

Coastal Women's Shelter, Inc. (Charter Member since 4/16/93) P.O. Box 13081, New Bern, NC 28561,252-638-4509, fax 252-638-1298 Primary Field: Women, Domestic Violence, and Sexual Assault Purpose: To provide victims of domestic violence with short-term shelter, court assistance, support groups, a 24-hour crisis line, and information and referrals. Client outreach, increasing community awareness, and offering training and educational workshops are integral parts of the program. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Joan L. Cantor, Executive Director; Sheila Austin, Vice President; Mary Smithey, President

Colburn Gem and Mineral Museum (Member since 7/24/96) P.O. Box 1617, Asheville, NC 28802, 828-254-7162, fax 828-251-5652, www.main.nc.us/colburn Primary Field: Science and Technology Purpose: To foster an appreciation for the Earth and its mineral resources through exhibits, educational programs, and the collection and care of specimens. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Dan Lazar, Executive Director; Hal Mahan, President; Kemp Roll, President

48 N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits C Columbus County Literacy Council Inc (Member since 6/16/97) P.O. Box 964, Whiteville, NC 28472,910-642-2442 Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To combat illiteracy in Columbus County. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Steve Yost, Chairman; Ruth D. Whitley, Director

Columbus Group Homes, Inc. (Charter Member since 4/1/93) P.O. Box 786, Whiteville, NC 28472,910-640-1557, fax 910-640-0814 Primary Field: Housing, Shelter, and Related Purpose: To manage group homes and apartments for developmentally disabled adults. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: William Grant, Administrator; Paul Pope, Board President

Commodity Resources Exchange (Member since 3/22/99) 350 Nelson Street, Rocky Mount, NC 27803,252-985-5816, fax 252-985-0036 Primary Field: MutuaUMembership Benefit Organizations Purpose: To provide coordination and distribution of donated goods to corporations classified under IRS 501(c)3 for use by such nonprofits. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Carlton Harlow, President; Larry C. Hopkins, Chairman

Common Sense Foundation (Member since 6/12/95) P.O. Box 10808, Raleigh, NC 27605-0808,919-821-9270, fax 919-821-3669, www.common-sense.org Primary Field: Public Policy, Law-Related, Mediation Purpose: To provide a progressive perspective in the state public policy debate. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Chris Fitzsimon, Executive Director (Chris @common-sense.org); Jane Stein, Board Chair ([email protected])

Communities In Schools of Brunswick County (Member since 8/28/95) P.O. Box 10087, Southport, NC 28461-0087,910-457-3494,fax 910-457-6266, [email protected] Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To champion the connection of community resources with schools to help young people successfully learn, stay in school, and prepare for life. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Cynthia Tart, Executive Director; Patsy P. Thrift, Family Resource Center Director

Communities In Schools of Charlotte-Mecklenburg, Inc. (Member since 10/20/93) 500 E. Morehead Street, Suite 21 I, Charlotte, NC 28202,704-335-0601, fax 704-335-0697, cisdkidsl @aol.com, www.cischarlotte.org Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To connect needed community resources with schools to help young people learn, stay in school, and successfully prepare for life. Budget Range: $1,000,000 to $1,999,999 People: Cynthia Marshall, Executive Director; Leigh Bogucki, Development Director; Cathy Jones, Project SUCCESS Coordinator; Andrew Ladd, Program Director; Lisa Mills, Public Relations Director

Communities in Schools of Cleveland County, Inc. (Founding Member since 7/1/92) 130 South Post Road, Suite 1, Shelby, NC 28152,704-487-1606, fax 704-480-5510, [email protected] Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To champion the connection of needed resources with schools to help young people successfully learn, stay in school, and prepare for life. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Carole McDaniel, Executie Director; Les Conner, Vice Chairman, Baord of Directors; Phillis White

Communities In Schools Of Durham (Member since 9/1/98) 505 S. Duke Street, Suite B, Durham, NC 27701,919-667-0203, fax 919-667-0304, [email protected] Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To serve students (K-12) who are at risk of school failure. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Oliver C. Johnson, Jr., Executive Director; Hannah E. Shelp, Volunteer Coordinator ([email protected])

N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits 49 C Communities In Schools of Greater Greensboro (Member since 2/5/96) P.O. Box 1347, Greensboro, NC 27402-1347, 336-334-8998, fax 336-691-1270, [email protected] Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To connect needed community resources with schools to help students stay in school, learn successfully, and prepare for young adulthood. Budget Range: $150,000 to $199,999 People: James Williams, 111, Executive Director; Terri Ashworth, Resource Development; Hattie Stamatakis, Board Chair ([email protected])

Communities In Schools of North Carolina (Founding Member since 10/28/92) 222 N. Person Street, Suite 101, Raleigh, NC 27601-1067,919-832-2700, fax 919-832-5436, [email protected], cisnc.org Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To help youth complete high school equipped with the skills to be successful in either post-secondary education or work by working with multiple agencies and organizations to broker services for children and their families to help them become successful. Budget Range: $1,000,000 to $1,999,999 People: Michael Stephens, State Director of Operations (mstephens @cisnc.org); Jackie Decker, Finance Officer ([email protected]); Graeme M. Keith, 11, Chairman; H. Glenn Williams, Treasurer ([email protected]); Arlene Wouters, State Director of Field Services ([email protected])

Communities in Schools of Orange County (Member since 7/18/96) P.O. Box 1358, Hillsborough, NC 27278,919-644-6247, fax 919-644-6171, [email protected] Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To remove barriers to student success by bringing a variety of community resources and collaborators into the schools. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Sheila Sholes-Ross, Executive Director ([email protected])

Communities In Schools of Robeson County (Member since 3/2/95) P.O. Box 706, Lumberton, NC 28359,910-738-1734, fax 910-738-6220, cgoldsmitha&uaca&ion&imc.net Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To work with students in public schools in an effort to prevent dropouts by offering tutoring, mentoring, and human services at the school site. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Rebekah Page, Executive Director ([email protected]); Sybil Bullard, Board Chairman

Communities In Schools of Wake County (Member since 12/21/95) 7404-M Chapel Hill Road, Raleigh, NC 27607-5043,919-851-7011, fax 919-851-61 17, [email protected] Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To coordinate services for students and families to benefit youth at risk of school failure. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Rosemarie G. Allen, Executive Director; Alex Holmes ([email protected]); Michael Olander

Community Arts Council, Inc. (Member since 7/15/96) 901 E. Ash Street, Goldsboro, NC 27530, 919-736-3300, fax 919-736-3335 Primary Field: Arts, Culture, and Related Purpose: To promote cultural and educational organizations and activities. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Alice Strickland, Executive Director

Community Based Alternatives, Inc. (Member since 2/21/95) 228 E. Franklin Street, Rockingham, NC 28379,910-895-8466, fax 910-895-7853 Primary Field: Criminal Justice, Crime, and Crime Prevention Purpose: To develop alternative living environments for individuals with developmental disabilities, and to provide training programs to aid in the development of life skills. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Janet W. Daniels, Registered Agent

Community Care Clinic of Rowan County (Member since 11/17/98) 500 Mocksville Avenue, Salisbury, NC 28 144,704-636-4523, fax 704-636-4529 Primary Field: General Health, Rehabilitation, Hospitals, Hospices, and Other Purpose: To provide medical care and medicine to low-income, uninsured families. Budget Range: $150,000 to $199,999 People: Carolyn A. Peck, Executive Director ([email protected]); Rhonda Alderman, R.N., Clinical Coordinator

50 N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits Community Developers of Beaufort Hyde, Inc. (Charter Member since 1/29/93) P.O. Box 115, Belhaven, NC 27810,252-943-3058, fax 252-943-91 13 Primary Field: Community and Economic Development and Community Action Purpose: To empower very-low- and low-income families through housing development and education programs, and to foster development of small (especially minority) contractors. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Sam Thompson, Director; George Ebron, Chair, Board of Directors; Judy Kilpatrick, Project Manager, Youthbuild Program

Community Empowerment Project C.D.C. (Member since 8/27/96) P.O. Box 1623, Forest City, NC 28043, 828-245-4525, fax 828-287-0462, [email protected] Primary Field: Community and Economic Development and Community Action Purpose: To provide the tools of empowerment for the social and economical development of the low- to moderate-income and minority citizens of Rutherford County. Budget Range: $750,000 to $999,999 People: James D. Green, Jr., Chair

Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro (Charter Member since 5/24/93) 100 S. Elm Street, Suite 307, Greensboro, NC 27401-2638, 336-379-9100, fax 336-378-0725, [email protected], www.cfgg.org Primary Field: Philanthropy, Workplace Giving, Volunteerism, Nonprofit Sector Purpose: To strengthen the community for both present and future generations; to promote philanthropy, build and maintain a permanent collection of endowment funds, and serve as a trustworthy partner and leader in shaping effective responses to community issues. Budget Range: $2,000,000 to $4,999,999 People: H. Walker Sanders, President; Albert Lineberry, Rising Chair, Board of Directors; Ann Lineweaver, Chair, Board of Directors; Tara Sandercock, Grants and Initiatives Specialist; Margaret Smith, Chair, Distribution; Martha Stukes, Chair, Initiatives Committee

Community Foundation of Henderson County, Inc. (Founding Member since 12/23/92) P.O. Box 1 108, Hendersonville, NC 28793, 828-697-6224, fax 828-696-4026, [email protected] Primary Field: Philanthropy, Workplace Giving, Volunteerism, Nonprofit Sector Purpose: The Commuity Foundation works to improve the quality of life in Henderson County. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Kathryn McConnell, Program Officer; Priscilla Cantrell, Executive Director; Jeff Egolf, President, Board of Directors

Community Foundation of Western North Carolina (Founding Member since 8/21/92) P.O. Box 1888, Asheville, NC 28802-1 888,828-254-4960, fax 828-251-2258 Primary Field: Philanthropy, Workplace Giving, Volunteerism, Nonprofit Sector Purpose: To promote philanthropy in Western North Carolina and to develop community capital to address the changing needs of our area. Budget Range: $500,000 to $749,999 People: Pat Smith, Executive Director; Sheryl Aikman, Director of Donor and Affiliate Services; Peter Baehman, Fiscal and Administrative Director; Kim McGuire, Program Director

Community Health Services (Member since 7/13/98) 1401 E. 7th Street, Charlotte, NC 28204, 704-375-0172, fax 704-332-0025 Primary Field: General Health, Rehabilitation, Hospitals, Hospices, and Other Purpose: To promote wellness by providing health screening and educational services to the people of the Central Carolinas. Budget Range: $500,000 to $749,999 People: Doris Uliss, Executive Director

Community Housing Development Corporation (Member since 911 5/93) P.O. Box 15083, Charlotte, NC 2821 1, 704-365-8788, fax 704-365-8788 Primary Field: Housing, Shelter, and Related Purpose: To acquire, improve, and operate affordable rental housing with an emphasis on providing housing opportunities for people with special needs. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: President

N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits 51 C Community Learning Centers, Inc. (Member since 7/15/96) P.O. Box 10748, Raleigh, NC 27605-0748,919-836-8070,fax 919-836-9969 Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To encourage students living in public housing to graduate from high school, and offer scholarships for them to pursue post- secondary education. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Paige Holland, Executive Director ([email protected]); Mary Hughes, Vice President (mhughes @communitylearning.com); Mike Warren, Board Member

Community Link, Program of Travelers Aid Society (Member since 5/22/96) 9 10 North Alexander Street, Charlotte, NC 28206,704-374-6440, fax 704-372-6056 Primary Field: Families Purpose: To build responsible, self-sufficient, and productive families. Budget Range: $1,000,000 to $1,999,999 People: Martha Brown, Executive Director; Mary S. Stokes, Board President; Cassandra Harris Tydings, Director of Development; Gail Youngblood, Director of Finance and Office Administration

Community Partnerships, Inc. (Founding Member since 9/29/92) 3522 Haworth Drive, Raleigh, NC 27609, 919-781-3616, fax 919-782-1485, [email protected] Primary Field: Human Services: Multi-Purpose and Other Purpose: To support the full involvement of people with disab es in education, career, community opportunities, and meaningful personal relationships by working with individuals, their families, and others in their lives to design and provide a personalized array of services in the community. Budget Range: $1,000,000 to $1,999,999 People: Melanie Mattingly, Executive Director ([email protected])

Concern of Durham, Inc. (Member since 3110194) 1800 Martin Luther King Jr Parkway, Suite 204, Durham, NC 27707,919-489-5652, fax 919-490-6288 Primary Field: Mental Health, Substance Abuse, and Related Purpose: To provide residential services to youth with behavioral and emotional problems and to provide clinical services to the youth and their families to assist with return of the youth to their family if indicated. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: David Covington, ACSW, CCSW, Admininstrative Director; Gail Yashar, CCSW, Clinical Director

Concerned Citizens of Tillery (Founding Member since 12/29/92) P.O. Box 61, Tillery, NC 27887, 252-826-3017, fax 252-826-3244, [email protected] Primary Field: Human Services: Multi-Purpose and Other Purpose: To promote and improve the social, economic, and educational welfare of the citizens in the surrounding community through the self-development of its members. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Gary R. Grant, Executive Director

Concert Singers of Cary (Member since 6/21/99) Box 192 1, Cary, NC 275 12, 9 19-303-9 100, [email protected], www,members.aol.com/concertsc Primary Field: Arts, Culture, and Related Purpose: To perform outstanding vocal music from all traditions. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: David R. Lindquist, Executive Director; David Ward, Development Committee Chairman

Congregational Health Network (Member since 6/3/98) 213 Simpson Street, Carrboro, NC 27510, 919-967-3342, fax 919-932-2602, [email protected] Primary Field: General Health, Rehabilitation, Hospitals, Hospices, and Other Purpose: To promote and support congregations in developing and implementing health ministries. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Debbie Graves, Chairperson; Nancy Sturdivant, Vice Chairperson (momnetl @ix.netcom)

Conservation Trust for North Carolina (Founding Member since 7/1/92) P.O. Box 33333, Raleigh, NC 27636-3333, 919-828-4199, fax 919-828-4508, [email protected], www.sunsite.unc,edu/ctnc Primary Field: Environmental Protection, Conservation, and Related Purpose: To conserve land resources throughout North Carolina through direct action and by helping communities, private land trusts, and landowners protect lands most important to them for their natural, scenic, historic, and recreational values. Budget Range: $150,000 to $199,999 People: Charles E. Roe, Executive Director ([email protected]); Margaret Newbold, Associate Director ([email protected]); Edward Norvell, Assistant Director for Land and Water Protection

52 N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits C Consumer Credit Counseling Service of Forsyth County, Inc. (Founding Member since 1/4/93) 926 Brookstown Avenue, Winston-Salem, NC 27101-3644,336-725-1958, fax 336-725-3347, [email protected] Primary Field: Consumer Protection and Assistance Purpose: To provide family financial counseling, consumer credit education, and debt reduction programs to all segments of the community. Budget Range: $500,000 to $749,999 People: Pamela Gagner, CEO ([email protected]); Jane Craver, Senior Financial Care Director; Judy Johnson, Finance Director; Frank Keel, MarketinglEducation Director

Consumer Credit Counseling Service of Western N.C., Inc. (Founding Member since 11/2/92) 50 South French Broad Avenue, Asheville, NC 28801,828-255-5166, fax 828-255-5129 Primary Field: Consumer Protection and Assistance Purpose: To assist families in financial crisis through crisis counseling, foreclosure/eviction counseling, money management assistance, debt repayment plans, and education programs. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Peter Laroche, Executive Director; John Adams; Scott Crawford, Board President

Consumer Education Services, Inc. (Member since 3/2/99) 2016 Cameron Street, Suite 207, Raleigh, NC 27605,919-838-8211, fax 919-838-8212, [email protected] Primary Field: Consumer Protection and Assistance Purpose: To provide counseling and education for the customers who need help for personal finance. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Diane Chen, Chief Executive Officer ([email protected]); John R. Goodwin, CPA (jgoodwin @cesi-debt-free.org)

CONTACT: Helpline of the Triad (Member since 1/6/94) 851 W. Fifth Street, Winston-Salem, NC 27101, 336-723-4338, fax 336-724-5476, contact851 @aol.com Primary Field: Crisis Assistance Purpose: To provide crisis intervention. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Lucinda Drago, Executive Director

Cooperative Community Ministry (Member since 111 1/96) P.O. Box 1841, Thomasville, NC 27361-1841, 336-476-1842, fax 336-476-0607 Primary Field: Crisis Assistance Purpose: To provide for legitimate, immediate, emergency needs of Thomasville area citizens relating to health, food, housing, transportation, and clothing, with the goal of moving them toward self-sufficiency. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Aurelia Sink, Director; Bonnie Hillyer, President

Core Sound Waterfowl Museum (Member since 5/24/99) P.O. Box 556, Harkers Island, NC 2853 1, 252-728-1500, fax 252-728-1742, [email protected] Primary Field: Arts, Culture, and Related Purpose: To provide a facility to educate, exhibit local art, history and to protect the area's natural resources. Budget Range: $150,000 to $199,999 People: Karen Amspacher, Director

Cornucopia House (Member since 4/15/96) Forum One, 1777 Fordham Boulevard, Suitel04, Chapel Hill, NC 27514,919-967-8842, [email protected], www.cornucopiahouse.org Primary Field: Specific Diseases and Disorders Purpose: To provide free psychosocial support services and complementary therapies for cancer patients and their extended families. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Anne Mader, Executive Director

Council for Children, Inc. (Member since 12/4/98) 229 S. Brevard Street, Suite 202, Charlotte, NC 28202,704-372-7961, fax 704-372-5941, [email protected] Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To represent children, their issues and needs. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Larry King, Executive Director; Candace Wilson, Director of Class Advocacy

N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits 53 C Council for Entrepreneurial Development (Founding Member since 12/14/92) P.O. Box 13353, Research Triangle Park, NC 27709-3353,919-549-7500, fax 919-549-7405, [email protected], www.cednc.org Primary Field: Community and Economic Development and Community Action Purpose: To stimulate the creation and expansion of technology-based and other high-growth businesses in the Research Triangle area. Budget Range: $500,000 to $749,999 People: Monica P. Doss, Executive Director ([email protected]); Remona Callair, Director of Finance and Administration ([email protected]); Suzanne Cantando, Director of New Program Development ([email protected]); Pam Newton, Director of Membership and Development ([email protected])

Council for Senior Citizens (Charter Member since 7/2/93) 807 S. Duke Street, Durham, NC 27701, 919-688-8247, fax 919-683-3406, www.citysearch1 l.com/rdu/seniorcitizens Primary Field: Aging Purpose: To plan and coordinate and/or provide an array of activities and services to promote the independence, welfare, and happiness of the older adults of Durham. Budget Range: $1,000,000 to $1,999,999 People: Joan Pellettier, Executive Director [email protected]); Cecil Patterson, President; Mary Warren, Adult Day Services Director (srdaystay @aol.com)

Council for Study of the Shroud of Turin (CSST) (Member since 1/9/95) P.O. Box 52427, Durham, NC 27717-2427,919-489-3279, fax 919-489-3279, [email protected] Primary Field: Science and Technology Purpose: To study, research, and publish the findings from the Shroud of Turin and related Relics of the Passion; and to disseminate this knowledge and promote general awareness. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Alan D. Whanger, M.D., Chairman; Philip E. Dayvault, CPP, Executive Director ([email protected])

Council For The Arts-Jacksonville Onslow (Member since 5/1/97) P.O. Box 34, Jacksonville, NC 28541-0034,910-455-9840,fax 9 10-455-9861, [email protected], www2.coastalnet.com/-cn3697 Primary Field: Arts, Culture, and Related Purpose: To promote and support arts in the community and in the schools. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Jean Wenner, Executive Director; Bertha Erickson

Council On Aging/Shelby (Member since 4/14/97) 408 E. Marion Street, Shelby, NC 28150,704-482-3488, fax 704-480-1608, [email protected], http:suitel .hht.com/cod Primary Field: Aging Purpose: To provide a focal point for older adult services and activities that encourage health and independent living. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Elizabeth Shipley, Executive Director; Shirley Bridges, Senior Center Director; President CONSC

Council On AgingEmithfield (Member since 7/15/96) P.O. Box 2235, Smithfield, NC 27577,919-934-6066, fax 919-989-1838, [email protected] Primary Field: Aging Purpose: To provide services to senior citizens so they can live independently and with dignity. Budget Range: $2,000,000 to $4,999,999 People: Donna Creech, Executive Director; Judi Blizzard, Finance Manager; Jeanette Campbell, Outreach Manager ([email protected]); Wanda L. Stell, Home and Community Services Manager ([email protected])

Country Doctor Museum (Member since 9/13/94) P.O. Box 34, Bailey, NC 27807-0034,919-828-3480, compuserve73051.476 Primary Field: History, Humanities, and Related Purpose: To preserve and display medical instruments and tools of pharmacy used by country doctors in the practice of their profession, and to preserve and display a medical library of books and diaries of the early doctors. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Josephine E. Newell, President Emeritus; Carolyn B. Bissette, Executive Director

Court Watch of North Carolina, Inc. (Member since 9/28/93) P.O. Box 10971, Greensboro, NC 27404,336-271-0840, fax 336-271-0840, [email protected] Primary Field: Social Action, Civil RightdLiberties, Advocacy Purpose: To monitor North Carolina courts, improving the legal system, promoting judicial accountability, and helping children through improving court-administered child support procedures. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Patti Eckard, Executive Director; Mitzi Turner, President of Board of Directors

54 N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits C Marion Stedman Covington Foundation (Member since 6/22/95) P.O. Box 29304, Greensboro, NC 27429-9304,336-282-0480 Primary Field: Philanthropy, Workplace Giving, Volunteerism, Nonprofit Sector Purpose: To provide grants to nonprofit organizations working in the area of arts and culture, education, health and human services and historic preservation. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Alexa Aycock, Grants Coordinator; Steve Hassenfelt, President of the Board

CP&L Foundation (Member since 9/19/96) P.O. Box 2591, Raleigh, NC 27602-2591,919-546-4450, fax 919-546-4338 Primary Field: Philanthropy, Workplace Giving, Volunteerism, Nonprofit Sector Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Tammy Brown, Manager of Corporate Community Relations ([email protected]); Hilda Pinnix-Ragland, Vice President for Economic Development ([email protected]); Nancy Temple, Vice President of Corporate Communications (nancy.temple @cplc.com)

Cragmont FWB Assembly, Inc. (Member since 8/12/98) 1233 North Folk Road, Black Mountain, NC 2871 1,828-669-7677, fax 828-669-1463, [email protected] Primary Field: Religion-Related Purpose: To operate and maintain a camp and conference center for the use and benefit of the OFWB of North Carolina and its organizations. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: John R. Williams, Jr., Manager; Phyllis Rogers, Office Manager

Craven Community College Foundation (Member since 3/3/94) 800 College Court, New Bern, NC 28562, 252-638-7210, fax 252-638-4232 Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To provide scholarships for students of Craven Community College. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Si Seymour, Executive Director; Don Brinkley, President, Board of Directors

Craven County Council On Women, Inc. (Member since 8/21/95) P.O. Box 1285, New Bern, NC 28563-1285,252-636-3381, fax 252-636-2278, [email protected], www4.coastalnet.com/community~orgs/civic~orgs/cccw Primary Field: Women, Domestic Violence, and Sexual Assault Purpose: To identify, assess, and serve the needs of women and children; to assist victims of rape and child abuse; and to prevent rape and child sexual abuse. Budget Range: $150,000 to $199,999 People: Executive Director; Mary Ann Harper, Board President

Credit Education Services of America, Inc. (Member since 9/2/97) P.O. Box 1868, Cary, NC 27512,919-319-7220, fax 919-319-7228 Primary Field: Consumer Protection and Assistance Purpose: To help consumers correct and improve credit reports, negotiate debt, re-establish good credit and raise credit scores; to help plan for the consumers future and prepare for successful home buying through information, service, consulting and workshops. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Janet L. Nygren, Director

Crisis Assistance Ministry (of Charlotte) (Member since 12/20/93) 500A Spratt Street, Charlotte, NC 28206, 704-371-3001, fax 704-333-43 10 Primary Field: Crisis Assistance Purpose: To provide emergency financial assistance for Mecklenburg County families facing a financial crisis such as eviction, utility disconnection, or hunger, and to provide free clothing, furniture, cars, and appliances on a referral basis to those in need. Budget Range: $1,000,000 to $1,999,999 People: Caroline Myers, Executive Director; Pete Bondi, Director of Administration and Finance; Jermayne Denny Cook, Director of

Emergency Financial Assistance; Dave Miller, Director of Operations; Lucy Mitchell, Director of Development ~

Crisis Assistance Ministry (of Gastonia) (Member since 11/2/95) .~ 805-B W. Airline Avenue, Gastonia, NC 28052,704-867-6076, fax 704-867-2061 Primary Field: Crisis Assistance Purpose: To provide emergency assistance for low-income families. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Cathy Howell, Executive Director (sunseeker39 @ hotmailxom); Kim Wheeler, Assistant Director (kswheeler29 @hotmail.com)

N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits 55 C Crisis Control Ministry (Founding Member since 12/23/92) 200 E. Tenth Street, Winston-Salem, NC 27101, 336-724-7875, fax 336-770-1630 Primary Field: Crisis Assistance Purpose: To provide immediate relief from financial crisis by assisting with rent, utlities, food, clothing, and prescription medications. Budget Range: $1,000,000to $1,999,999 People: Margaret Elliott, Executive Director ([email protected]); Janie Bishop, Financial Coordinator ([email protected]); Sally M. Coley, Development Officer ([email protected]); Kathy Hoffner, Manager, Crisis Control Ministry East Forsyth; Loretta Shaw, Director of Volunteers and Client Services (bbben48Obellsouth.net)

Crisis Ministry of Davidson County (Member since 10/15/98) 107 East First Avenue, Lexington, NC 27292, 336-246-6684, fax 336-248-8942 Primary Field: Housing, Shelter, and Related Purpose: To shelter homeless, crisis intervention agency. Budget Range: $1,000,000 to $1,999,999 People: Gayle Whitehead, Executive Director

Crohn's and Colitis Foundation-N.C. Chapter (Member since 2/18/98) 3900 Barrett Drive, Raleigh, NC 27615,919-786-9852 Primary Field: Specific Diseases and Disorders Purpose: To raise funds to support basic and clinical research to find the cause of, and cure for, Crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis; to provide educational programs for patients, medical professionals, and the general public; and to offer supportive services for patients, their families, and their friends. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Kay Walker, Executive Director

Crossnore School, Inc. (Member since 1/8/96) P.O. Box 249, Crossnore, NC 28616, 828-733-4305, fax 828-733-3250, [email protected], www.crossnore.com Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To provide a safe, stable, healing environment for children from families in crisis. Budget Range: $2,000,000 to $4,999,999 People: Phyllis H. Crain, Ed.D., Executive Director ([email protected]); Rush Dickson, I11 ([email protected]); John Fraley, Jr. ([email protected].); Martha Guy; Tres Magner, Director of Development

Crossroads: Sexual Assault Response and Resource Center (Member since 6/6/94) P.O. Box 673, Burlington, NC 27216,336-228-0813, fax 336-228-7087 Primary Field: Crisis Assistance Purpose: To provide comprehensive programs of prevention, education, inter-agency coordination, and services for persons concerned with or experiencing the trauma of sexual assault. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Brenda Sawyer, Director; Barbara Plumblee, President, Board of Directors

Cued Speech Center, Inc. (Member since 9/22/93) 304 E. Jones Street, Raleigh, NC 27601-1068,919-828-1218,fax 919-828-1862, [email protected], www.ingenweb.com/cuedspeech Primary Field: Specific Diseases and Disorders Purpose: To provide a resource center for people who are deaf or hard of hearing, their families and the professionals who serve them, and to conduct regular classes on a monthly basis. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Carol Boggs, Ph.D., Executive Director; Frank Gray, Board Chair; Lynn Stephenson, Immediate Past Board Chair

Cultural Enrichment Services, Inc. (Member since 11/10/97) P.O. Box 46543, Raleigh, NC 27620-6543, fax 919-233-0645 Primary Field: Arts, Culture, and Related Purpose: To promote international understanding through cultural arts and humanities programming. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Naomi Feaste, FoundedDirector; Nafiyah Diane Morgan

56 N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits C Cumberland Community Action Program, Inc. (Member since 10/15/96) 328 Gillespie Street, Fayetteville, NC 28302,910-485-6131, fax 910-485-0056 Primary Field: Community and Economic Development and Community Action Purpose: To improve the education and economic opportunities, living environment, and general welfare of the people of Cumberland County. Budget Range: $5,000,000 or More People: Kay A. Tarpley, Personnel/Quality Assurance Director ([email protected]); William Hardy, CCCS Manager ([email protected]); Charles Pahe, Head Start Director; Kenneth Smith, Chief Executive Officer ([email protected]); Kimberly Stafford, Finance Officer ([email protected])

Cumberland Community Foundation, Inc. (Charter Member since 4/1/93) ~ P.O. Box 2171, Fayetteville, NC 28302-2171,910-483-4449, fax 910-483-2905, [email protected] Primary Field: Philanthropy, Workplace Giving, Volunteerism, Nonprofit Sector Purpose: To foster creative change, to encourage and test new ideas, and to work for the common good of all citizens of the greater Cumberland County area by promoting local philanthropy and its rewards, building and maintaining a local, protected, and permanent endowment for the benefit of the community, providing a flexible vehicle for prospective donors with varied charitable interests and es to give, and shaping effective responses to changing community needs through effective grant making. Budget Range: $750,000 to $999,999 People: Mary M. Holmes, Executive Director; Mary Lynn Bryan, Board Member; John T. Henley, Jr., MD, President; Dorothy Wyatt

Cumberland County CommuniCare (Member since 3/19/99) P.O. Box 30, Fayetteville, NC 28302-0030,910-829-9017,fax 910-433-1 115, www.homestead.com/cccommunicare/cchome.html Primary Field: Families Purpose: To strengthen families and provide delinquency preventiotdintervention services. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Robin Jenkins, Ph.D., Executive Director (rjenkins @rcsmeganet.com); John Clark [email protected]); Juanita Pilgrim, Chair ([email protected])

Cumberland County Education Foundation (Member since 5/28/99) P.O. Box 2882, Fayetteville, NC 28302,910-678-5775 Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To develop a broad base of community support for our public schools through an active leadership cooperative that will work to raise expectations for student achievement to world class standards. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: George Tatum, President

Cumberland County Partnership for Children (Member since 4/17/95) 351 Wagoner Drive, Suite 200, Fayetteville, NC 28303, 910-867-9700, fax 910-867-7772, www.ccpfc.org Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To improve the quality of life for children 0-5 years of age in Cumberland County. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Eva L. Hansen, Executive Director ([email protected]); Jean Johnson, Assistant Director ([email protected]); Charles Morris ([email protected])

CVAN Women's Program (Charter Member since 4/26/93) P.O. Box 1749, Concord, NC 28026-1749,704-788-1108, fax 704-788-1 109 Primary Field: Women, Domestic Violence, and Sexual Assault Purpose: To provide services for battered women and their children and for rape survivors and to raise community awareness about domestic violence and rape. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Mary Margaret Flynn, Director; Rebecca D. Moffett, Assistant Director

N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits 57 Lucy Daniels Center for Early Childhood (Member since 3/18/96) 9003 Weston Parkway, Cary, NC 27513,919-677-1400, fax 919-677-1489 Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To provide a preschool for emotionally at-risk children, a diagnostic referral and research service, and community education outreach. Budget Range: $500,000 to $749,999 People: Donald L. Rosenblitt, M.D., Clinical Director ([email protected]); Jeanette Savidge (ctsavidge3 @aol.com)

Lucy Daniels Foundation (Charter Member since 7/8/93) 9001 Weston Parkway, Cary, NC 27513,919-677-9888, fax 919-677-0095, [email protected] Primary Field: Philanthropy, Workplace Giving, Volunteerism, Nonprofit Sector Budget Range: $750,000 to $999,999 People: Lucy Daniels, Executive Director; Heather Craige, Clinical Coordinator; Arlene McKay, Director of Development; Alan Stern, Director of Research and Education

Davidson County Smart Start, Inc. (Member since 10/3/94) P.O. Box 1287, Lexington, NC 27293-1287,336-249-8186, fax 336-249-6687 Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To promote a community effort to serve all children from birth through 5 by developing, funding, and monitoring programs which give them an opportunity to enter school healthy and ready to learn. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Randall Henion, Executive Director ([email protected]); Nancy Bates, Board Chairman ([email protected]); Maria Postek, Contract Financial Manager (mcpostek @davidson.cc.nc.us)

Davidson Medical Ministries Clinic, Inc. (Member since 4/12/99) P.O. Box 584, Lexington, NC 27293,336-249-6215, fax 336-249-6771, [email protected] Primary Field: General Health, Rehabilitation, Hospitals, Hospices, and Other Purpose: To provide medical, dental and pharmacy care to Davidson County residents under 200% FPL s income. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Sandy Motley, Clinic Director; James Slyman

Davidson-West Community Development Corporation (Member since 9/23/98) 4484 Highway 150 South, Lexington, NC 27295,336-853-7459, fax 336-853-7405 Primary Field: Community and Economic Development and Community Action Purpose: To strengthen existing West Davidson County resources, identify needs, and develop plans so as to improve quality of life for citizens. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: R. Alan Rice ([email protected])

Davie County Arts Council Inc. (Member since 2/3/95) c/o Brock Performing Arts Center, 622 North Main Street, #217, Mocksville, NC 27028-2128, 336-75 1-31 12, fax 336-751-3479, [email protected] Primary Field: Arts, Culture, and Related Purpose: To present and promote arts and cultural activities in Davie County. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Dagmar Bardo, Executive Director; Jane Simpson

Delta City Community Association (Member since 10/3/97) 4531 Pilley Avenue, Pantego, NC 27860,252-943-2391 Primary Field: Community and Economic Development and Community Action Purpose: To provide a better living standard for our community. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Sylvester Reddick, Jr, Executive Director

Democracy South (Member since 8/28/98) 605 A Highway 54 West, Chapel Hill, NC 27516,919-967-9942, fax 919-967-7595, [email protected], www.all4democracy.org Primary Field: Public Policy, Law-Related, Mediation Purpose: To research, educate and organize money and politics by helping build, strengthen and link progressive multi-issue coalitions which can address issues of social, environmental and economic justice in the Southeast. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Peter MacDowell, Executive Director; Carrie Bolton, Chair (carriebolton @ all4democracy.org); Lisa Hamill, Assistant Director

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~~~~~ ~ ~ Development Ventures Inc. (Member since 5/28/97) P.O. Box 1726, Durham, NC 27702,919-683-1551, fax 919-683-1237 Primary Field: Housing, Shelter, and Related Purpose: To develop affordable housing and provide education opportunities to low income families. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Mary McCallister, Director of Special Programs

Discovery Place, Inc. (Member since 5/24/96) 301 N. Tryon Street, Charlotte, NC 28202, 704-372-6261, fax 704-337-2670 Primary Field: Science and Technology Purpose: To stimulate the public's interest in and understanding of science, mathematics, and technology by providing quality es, activities, and exhibits. Budget Range: $5,000,000or More People: Freda Nicholson, President and CEO (75663.1601 @compuserve.com); Carl McIntosh, CFRE, Vice President of Development (102233,[email protected]); Andree Peek, Senior Vice President ([email protected])

Dispute Settlement Center of Cape Fear, Inc. (Member since 10/9/97) 4607 Franklin Avenue, Suite 225, Wilmington, NC 28403, 910-350-2900, fax 910-395-5816, [email protected] Primary Field: Public Policy, Law-Related, Mediation Purpose: To provide mediation services and conflict resolution and life skills training. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Kirsten Atkinson, Executive Director

Domestic Violence and Rape Crisis Center of Scotland County (Member since 4/9/99) P.O. Box 2130, Laurinburg, NC 28353, 910-276-5505, fax 910-276-3600, [email protected] Primary Field: Women, Domestic Violence, and Sexual Assault Purpose: To help victims of domestic violence and sexual assault to rebuild their lives, and educate the public about these issues. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Betsy Massey, MSW, Executive Director; Cindy Devore, Board President

Domestic Violence Shelter and Services, Inc. (Charter Member since 6/30/93) P.O. Box 1555, Wilmington, NC 28402-1555, 910-343-0703, fax 910-343-9388 Primary Field: Women, Domestic Violence, and Sexual Assault Purpose: To work toward the elimination of violence and oppression against women and their children and provide emergency and support services for victims/survivors of domestic violence. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Mary Ann Lama, Executive Director

Down East Partnership for Children (Member since 5/4/95) P.O. Box 1245, Rocky Mount, NC 27802, 252-985-4300, fax 252-985-4319, [email protected] Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To improve the quality of life for children and families in Edgecombe and Nash counties. Budget Range: $2,000,000 to $4,999,999 People: Henrietta Zalkind, Executive Director (hzalkind @depc.org); Patricia Allen, Director, Information Exchange ([email protected]); Shirley Freeman, Family Resource Program Director ([email protected]); Heidi Pope, CCR&R Director ([email protected]); Theresa Shaw, Development Director (+shaw @depc.org)

Downtown Boone Development Association (Member since 1111 2/98) P.O. Box 362, Boone, NC 28607,828-262-4532, fax 828-265-9403, [email protected] Primary Field: History, Humanities, and Related Purpose: To preserve historic downtown Boone. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Kaye Reynolds Edmisten, Downtown Coordinator; Sherry Marshall, President

Downtown Housing Improvement Corporation (Charter Member since 3/11/93) P.O. Box 2185, Raleigh, NC 27602-2185,919-832-4345, fax 919-832-2206 Primary Field: Housing, Shelter, and Related Purpose: To develop quality well-designed rental housing for seniors with limited incomes and low wealth families; to assist lower income families become first-time homebuyers; and on a limited basis, enter into strategic relationships to develop affordable housing with other nonprofit groups, local governments and housing authorities outside of Wake County. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Gregory F. Warren, Executive Director ([email protected]); Ben Hinton, Jr, Chair, Board of Directors ([email protected]); Jan D. Reagan, Vice Chair, Board of Directors ([email protected])

N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits 59 D DREAM Center, Inc. (Member since 11/17/93) 403 Martin Luther King, Jr. Avenue, Whiteville, NC 28472,910-642-0633, fax 910-642-0712, [email protected] Primary Field: Mental Health, Substance Abuse, and Related Purpose: To empower the community of Columbus County to address substance abuse prevention and related issues. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Evelyn Troy, Program Director; Dwella Mack

The Duke Endowment (Member since 1/12/95) 100 N. Tryon Street, Suite 3500, Charlotte, NC 28202-4012, 704-376-0291, fax 704-376-9336, [email protected], www.dukeendowment.org Primary Field: Philanthropy, Workplace Giving, Volunteerism, Nonprofit Sector Purpose: To provide assistance to eligible beneficiaries in North Carolina and South Carolina. Budget Range: $5,000,000 or More People: Elizabeth Locke, President ([email protected]); Eugene Cochrane, Jr., Vice President ([email protected]); Rhett N. Mabry, Director, Child Care Division (rmabry @tde.org); W. Joseph Mann, Director, Rural Church Division ([email protected]); David Roberson, Director of Communications ([email protected])

The Duke Energy Foundation (Member since 3/30/95) P.O. Box 1009, EC06Q, Charlotte, NC 28201-1009,704-382-7200,fax 704-382-7600 Primary Field: Philanthropy, Workplace Giving, Volunteerism, Nonprofit Sector Purpose: To improve the quality of life in the communities we serve through our giving, encourage employees' personal philanthropy, participate in community support events, and demonstrate corporate citizenship through contributions. Budget Range: $5,000,000or More People: Chris Carter, Director; Scott Carlberg, Manager Corporate Contributions

Duke School for Children (Member since 7/29/93) 1516 Hull Avenue, Durham, NC 27705,919-286-7163, fax 919-286-741 1, [email protected] Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To provide private educational services. Budget Range: $2,000,000 to $4,999,999 People: Karen Stinehelfer, Business Manager; Dave Carman, Head of School (dmshos @aol.com); Director, Lower School; Maggie Ellis, Director, Middle School (ellisdmsl @aol.com); Kay Flaminio, Development Officer ([email protected])

Duke University, Center for Jewish Life at Duke University (Member since 7/8/96) 2127 Campus Drive, Box 90600, Durham, NC 27708,919-681-0409, fax 919-681-7873, [email protected] Primary Field: Religion-Related Purpose: To provide programming for Jewish students at Duke University. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Gretchen Cooley, Program Coordinator; Roger J. Kaplan (rjkaplan @acpub.duke.edu)

Duke University, Certificate Program in Nonprofit Management (Founding Member since 1 1/4/92) 11 1 1/2 N. Churton Street, Hillsborough, NC 27278, 919-732-1648, fax 919-732-1437 Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To provide training for executives and entry level staff and boards of nonprofits throughout North Carolina and the southeast. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Don Wells, Director ([email protected]); Edward T. Chaney, Director, NCYT ([email protected])

Dulatown Outreach Center Incorporated (Member since 6/12/95) P.O. Box 679, Lenoir, NC 28645, 828-758-2482, fax 828-758-2621 Primary Field: Human Services: Multi-Purpose and Other Purpose: To provide educational, tutorial, and cultural programs to underprivileged and working parents of our community. Includes self-awareness, counseling, and care to children, parents, and senior citizens. Our effort is to empower the powerless. Budget Range: $150,000 to $199,999 People: E.B. Freeman, Jr, President; Angela Battle, Chief Financial Officer; Joyce Corpening, Accounts Payable/Bookkeeper

Duplin County Center for Leadership Development (Member since 6/4/99) P.O. Box 44, Kenansville, NC 28349,910-296-2543, fax 910-296-1650 Primary Field: Community and Economic Development and Community Action Purpose: To develop leadership training and participation opportunities that will enhance social, cultural, and economic growth and improve the quality of life in the community. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Harvey C. Hutchison, Ed.D., Executive Director ([email protected]); Tommy Blanton, Chairman of the Board

60 N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits Duplin County Partnership For Children (Member since 10/31/96) P.O. Box 989, Kenansville, NC 28349,910-296-2000, fax 910-296-1497, [email protected] Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To ensure children are healthy and ready to learn by the age of five. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Ann H. Faircloth, Executive Director; Kirk Crisman, Chair, Board of Directors

Duplin Home Care and Hospice Foundation (Member since 6/2/95) P.O. Box 887, Kenansville, NC 28349,910-293-3191, fax 910-293-7003, [email protected] Primary Field: General Health, Rehabilitation, Hospitals, Hospices, and Other Purpose: To educate the community about availability of home care and hospice services, and to provide assistance to DHCH agency's programs and patients. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Lynn Hardy, Executive Director

Durham Affordable Housing Coalition (Member since 6/29/95) 331 W. Main Street, Suite 408, Durham, NC 27701-3232,919-683-1185, fax 919-688-0082, [email protected] Primary Field: Housing, Shelter, and Related Purpose: To promote safe, decent and affordable housing for residents of Durham, North Carolina. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Richard Y. Lee, Executive Director; Lorisa Seibel, Community Organizer ([email protected])

Durham Arts Council, Inc. (Member since 7/3/95) 120 Morris Street, Durham, NC 27701-3242,919-560-2710, fax 919-560-2704, www.durhamarts.org Primary Field: Arts, Culture, and Related Purpose: To promote excellence and access in the creation, experiences, and active support of the arts for all the people of our community; manage the Royal Center for the Arts; provide grant information to artists and arts groups; produce CenterFest; and run arts education programs. Budget Range: $1,000,000 to $1,999,999 People: EVonne Coleman, Executive Director; W. Toland Barfield, President of Board of Trustees ([email protected]); Margaret DeMott, Director, Artist Services; Laura Treat Harvey, Director, Development; Claudia Yarborough, Director, Financial Operations

Durham Community Land Trustees (Member since 10/14/93) 1401 Morehead Avenue, Durham, NC 27707-1205,919-490-0063,fax 919-489-3974, [email protected] Primary Field: Community and Economic Development and Community Action Purpose: To develop permanently affordable housing and promote neighborhood revitalization in Durham's west end. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Selina Mack, Executive Director; Sandra Jackson, President

Durham Community Penalties Program Inc. (Founding Member since 1/13/93) P.O. Box 177, Durham, NC 27702-0177,919-683-5560, fax 919-688-1723, [email protected] Primary Field: Criminal Justice, Crime, and Crime Prevention Purpose: To conduct research on alternatives to prison, prison conditions, and capital punishment; to act as an advocate for criminal justice reform; and to offer information and assistance to prisoners. Budget Range: $150,000 to $199,999 People: Riley Butler, Executive Director; Debbie Aus, Board Treasurer; George Wilson, Board Chair

Durham Companions (Founding Member since 7/1/92) 400 W. Main Street, Suite 603, Durham, NC 27701-3233,919-956-9466, fax 919-687-4861, [email protected], www.ci tysearch,com/rdu/durhamcompanion Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To recruit, screen, and train adults to serve as mentors for at-risk youth ages 6-16. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Brenda Williams-Cousin, Executive Director; Della McKinnon

Durham Council for Infants and Young Children With Special Needs (Member since 2/15/99) 115 Market Street, Suite 201, Durham, NC 27701,919-956-5016, fax 919-560-3018, [email protected] Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To ensure that children birth to age 5 with special needs receive services to enable them to reach their potential. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Sherry Heuser, Executive Director

N.C. Centerfur Nonprofits 61 D Durham County Habitat for Humanity (Charter Member since 1/28/93) 215 N. Church Street, Durham, NC 27701,919-682-0516, fax 919-682-0947, [email protected] Primary Field: Housing, Shelter, and Related Purpose: To build owner-occupied housing in partnership with low income owners and the Durham County community. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Bob Calhoun, Executive Director ([email protected]); Greg Garneau, Board Member (garneau@ bellsouthnet); Daniel Lee, Board Member

Durham County Literacy Council (Founding Member since 1/8/93) 21 19 Chapel Hill Road, Durham, NC 27707,919-489-8383, fax 919-489-1456, [email protected] Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To provide basic literacy services to Durham County adults and to act as a resource on literacy issues. Budget Range: $150,000 to $199,999 People: Lucy Haagen, Executive Director; Trudy Wagoner, President ([email protected])

Durham Day Care Council, Inc. (Charter Member since 7/1/93) 2634 Chapel Hill Boulevard, Suite 100, Durham, NC 27707-2875, 919-688-8661, fax 919-682-5317, [email protected], www.durhamdaycarecouncil.org Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To serve families and child care programs to enhance the care and education of children. Budget Range: $2,000,000 to $4,999,999 People: Susan Perry-Manning, Executive Director; Donna Cooper; Allison Holtom; Lee Sullivan

The Durham Merchants Association Charitable Foundation (Charter Member since 6/25/93) P.O. Box 52016, Durham, NC 27717-2016,919-489-5405, fax 919-493-0048 Primary Field: Philanthropy, Workplace Giving, Volunteerism, Nonprofit Sector Purpose: To assist tax-exempt organizations in Durham County, North Carolina, through a wide range of philanthropic channels: cultural affairs and the arts, community services, and education. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: M.W. Lynam, Executive Director; Frank Ward, Board President

Durham Public Education Network (Charter Member since 6/17/93) Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To focus community resources for exemplary schools. Budget Range: $500,000 to $749,999

Durham Public Education Network (Charter Member since 6/17/93) 4235 University Drive, Durham, NC 27707,919-683-6503, fax 919-489-7637 Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To focus community resources for exemplary schools. Budget Range: $500,000 to $749,999 People: Lloydette Hoof, Executive Director ([email protected]); Janice Burkes, Foundation Relations Specialist (jburkes @dpen.com); Carolyn Rhode, Development Director (crhode @dpen.com); Terry Summers, Project Director (tsummers @dpen.com)

Durham's Partnership for Children (Member since 9/30/96) P.O. Box 52488, Durham, NC 27717-2488,919-403-6960, fax 919-403-6963, [email protected], [email protected] Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To administer Smart Start grant in Durham County. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Susan Ruth, Executive Director; Ellen Reckhow, Board Chair; Deborah Smith, Early Childhood Program Coordinator

62 N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits E Earth Stage Productions, Inc. (Member since 6/14/95) P.O. Box 567, Asheville, NC 28802,828-645-9554 Primary Field: Arts, Culture, and Related Purpose: To present high-quality entertainment designed to remind audiences of their vital connection to the natural world around us. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Mort Jonas, Producing Director (mjonas 0buncombe.main.nc.us)

East Burke Christian Ministries (Member since 4/27/98) P.O. Box 183, Hildebran, NC 28637, 828-397-7074 Primary Field: Crisis Assistance Purpose: To help assist families in difficult situations with food, clothes and financial aid for emergency needs. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Carolyn Yoder, Director; Ron Arndt, Chairman

East Central Community Legal Services (Charter Member since 6/28/93) P.O. Drawer 1731, Raleigh, NC 27602,919-828-4647, fax 919-839-8370 Primary Field: Public Policy, Law-Related, Mediation Purpose: To provide legal assistance and advice in non-criminal matters to financially eligible (Le., low income) persons. Budget Range: $750,000 to $999,999 People: Victor Boone, Executive Director; Elwood Becton, Board Chair; Pauline P. Delaney, Chair, Finance Committee; Christi Stem, Board Co-Chair

East Side Improvement Association, Inc. (Charter Member since 3/15/93) 414 Watkins Street #19, Asheboro, NC 27203-4857,336-625-5291 Primary Field: Community and Economic Development and Community Action Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Addie S. Luther, Fundraising Chairperson; Gloria Whack, Secretary

Easter Seals North Carolina (Founding Member since 11/16/92) 2315 Myron Drive, Raleigh, NC 27607, 800-662-71 19, fax 919-782-5486 Primary Field: General Health, Rehabilitation, Hospitals, Hospices, and Other Purpose: To change the lives of children and adults with disabilities by maximizing their individual potential for living, learning and working in their communities. Budget Range: $5,000,000 or More People: Adele Foschia, President ([email protected]); Karen Adams-Gilchrist (kgilchri @esnc.org); Charlie Barnes, Vice PresidentKontroller (cbarnes @esnc.org); Cheryl Mulloy (cmulloy @esnc.org); LuAnne Welch, Senior Vice President (Iwelch @esnc.org)

Eastern Catawba Cooperative Christian Ministry, Inc. (Member since 5/24/95) P.O. Box 31, Newton, NC 28658,828-465-1702 Primary Field: Crisis Assistance Purpose: To provide the means for churches of eastern Catawba County to engage in benevolent ministries that are not already covered by other organizations. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Tony E. Bunton, Executive Director

Eastern N.C. HIV/AIDS Consortium (Member since 9/12/97) P.O. Box 30705, Greenville, NC 27833,252-353-7919, fax 252-353-0105 Primary Field: Specific Diseases and Disorders Purpose: To provide HIV/AIDs education, awareness, care, and prevention. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Kristin L. Suarez, Project Director; Kim Carlton, President

Eastern North Carolina School for the Deaf Foundation, Inc. (Founding Member since 8/25/92) P.O. Drawer 2811, Wilson, NC 27894-281 1,252-237-2450, fax 252-237-2450 Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To promote the margin of excellence at the Eastern North Carolina School for the Deaf by inviting private sector supplemental resources strictly focused upon preparing students for continuing education, employment, and a self-sustaining lifestyle; all with the goal of changing the trend that has resulted in 70-80% of deaf adults being unemployed and dependent upon Social Security Disability payments for a lifetime of support. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: William Bonsignore, PresidenKhairman; Webber Paxton, Executive Vice Presidennreasurer

N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits 63 E Eastem Triad HIV Consortium (Member since 1/16/97) 408-B Holly Hill Lane, Burlington, NC 27215-5200, 336-586-0062, fax 336-586-0063, [email protected] Primary Field: Specific Diseases and Disorders Purpose: To provide an umbrella of care for people living with HIV/AIDS in our region. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: A1 Sherman-Huntoon, Executive Director

ECO, Inc. (Energy Committed to Offenders) (Member since 6/9/94) P.O. Box 33533, Charlotte, NC 28233,704-374-0762, fax 704-374-1627, [email protected]

Primary Field: Criminal Justice, Crime, and Crime Prevention ~ Purpose: To help offenders re-establish themselves as stable and productive citizens and to assist families of offenders to stabilize when the offender is imprisoned and to prepare for their release. To inform and educate people about the criminal justice system and advocate for improvements. Budget Range: $500,000 to $749,999 People: Myra M. Clark, Executive Director; Jane Cowan, President; Timothy J.P. Ignasher, First Vice-president; R. Anthony Orsbon, Chairman ([email protected])

Edgemont Community Center, Inc. (Founding Member since 9/11/92) P.O. Box 1724, Durham, NC 27702-1724,919-682-8894, fax 919-683-6238 Primary Field: Families Purpose: To enhance the quality of life for the residents of Edgemont neighborhood by providing services and programs for the youth and adults that foster the development of self-esteen, self-reliance, and a sense of responsibility for constructive participation in society. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Beverly Rose, Executive Director; Karen Bethea-Shields

Education Foundation of Caldwell County (Founding Member since 9/14/92) 1914 Hickory Boulevard SW, Lenoir, NC 28645-6404, 828-728-8407, fax 828-728-0012 Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To enhance the quality of public education and increase public confidence in our schools by securing and distributing resources for projects to broaden and strengthen the educational experiences of our children. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Patricia Triplett, Executive Director ([email protected]~);Melissa Bolick (mbolick(2caa.k 12.nc.u~)

The Educational Foundation, Inc. (Member since 11/13/95) P.O. Box 2446, Chapel Hill, NC 27515,919-962-2393, fax 919-962-0179 Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To raise funds for scholarships. Budget Range: $1,000,000 to $1,999,999 People: Moyer G. Smith, President

Eliada Homes, Inc. (Member since 1/30/95) P.O. Box 16708, Asheville, NC 28816, 828-254-5356, fax 828-259-5384, [email protected] Primary Field: Families Purpose: To provide homes and education to dependent, neglected, and abused children, and to provide temporary housing for the homeless and daycare/aftercare for working parents. Budget Range: $2,000,000 to $4,999,999 People: J. Stewart Humphrey, PresidendCEO; Linda Humphrey, Planned Giving Officer; Timothy A. Kelley, Chairman, Board of Trustees; Amy Makey, Grant Writer ([email protected]); Michael J. Willett, Treasurer, Board of Trustees

Elizabeth R and Company (Member since 1/21/97) P.O. Box 1718, Manteo, NC 27954,252-473-4553, fax 252-473-2353 Primary Field: History, Humanities, and Related Purpose: To educate young adults in theatrical arts through the interpretation of history. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Cedric H. Gegurich, Secretaryflreasurer (cedricg @interpath.com)

64 N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits E Elon Homes for Children (Member since 8/8/94) P.O. Box 157, Elon College, NC 27244,336-538-61 19, fax 336-584-4026 Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To provide a continuum of services that enhances the quality of spiritual, physical, emotional, intellectual, and relational well-being of youth and their families. Budget Range: $5,000,000or More People: Frederick G. Grosse, PresidenUCEO ([email protected]); James Appleby, Jr; Gaston H. Gage, Parker, Poe, Thompson, Bernstein, Gage & Preston; P. Hale Mast, Jr.; Isabelle Powell

Emmaus House/Raleigh Housing Fund (Founding Member since 12/3/92) 220 E. Park Drive, Raleigh, NC 27605,919-821-7901 Primary Field: Housing, Shelter, and Related Purpose: To provide a housing program for low-income men. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Larry Highfill, President, Board of Directors

The Enrichment Center, Inc. (Member since 12/29/97) 610 Coliseum Drive, Suite G, Winston-Salem, NC 27106, 336-777-0076, fax 336-777-0520, [email protected] Primary Field: Human Services: Multi-Purpose and Other Purpose: To provide day care services for adults with developmental disabilities. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Sandra F. Seeber, Executive Director

The Enrichment Center, IncJSanford (Member since 7/23/98) 1615 S. Third Street, Sanford, NC 27330,919-776-0501, fax 919-774-7593, [email protected] Primary Field: Aging Purpose: To provide senior adult services. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Debbie Davidson, Executive Director; Melanie Rodgers, Administrative Technician I1

The Environmental Education Fund (Member since 7/23/98) P.O. Box 27687, Raleigh, NC 2761 1-7687, 919-733-071 1, fax 919-733-1616, [email protected], www.enr.state.nc.us?ENR/ee Primary Field: Environmental Protection, Conservation, and Related Purpose: To promote more informed environmental decision making by supporting environmental education for students and adults statewide. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Anne Taylor, Chair, Board of Directors

Environmental Federation of North Carolina (Founding Member since 8/13/92) P.O. Box 196, Durham, NC 27702, 919-687-?840, fax 919-687-0946, [email protected], www.efnc.org Primary Field: Philanthropy, Workplace Giving, Volunteerism, Nonprofit Sector Purpose: To serve 27 of North Carolina's environmental nonprofits by providing funding through workplace compaigns as well as public awareness and technical assistance to each group. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Keith Burwell, Executive Director; Sidney Cruze, Campaign and Communications Coordinator ([email protected])

Environmental Impact (RC&D), Inc. (Charter Member since 4/5/93) P.O. Box 653, Aberdeen, NC 283 15, 910-944-4787, fax 910-944-4796, [email protected] Primary Field: Environmental Protection, Conservation, and Related Purpose: To demonstrate to all citizens that, collectively, we can make a positive impact on our environment by practicing resource recovery, conservation, and planned development. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: John Caviness, Executive Director; Robert J. Gulledge, Secretary-Treasurer

Episcopal Farmworker Ministry (Member since 4/22/96) P.O. Box 160, Newton Grove, NC 28366,910-567-6917, fax 910-567-6854, [email protected] Primary Field: Human Services: Multi-Purpose and Other Purpose: To serve the needs of farmworkers and their families. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Keith F. Merritt, Director

N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits 65 E Episcopal Housing Ministry, Inc. (Charter Member since 6/21/93) P.O. Box 171 11, Raleigh, NC 27619-711 1,919-881-0110, fax 919-881-0305, [email protected] Primary Field: Housing, Shelter, and Related Purpose: To develop affordable, service-enhanced housing for low and moderate income families. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Robert Henley, President; Beth Dickerson, Services Coordinator; Wesley A. McClure, Chairman

Equality North Carolina Project (Member since 4/9/99) P.O. Box 28768, Raleigh, NC 2761 1-8768, 919-829-0343, fax 919-828-3265, [email protected] Primary Field: Social Action, Civil RightslLiberties, Advocacy Purpose: To educate North Carolinians around issues of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender civil rights and equality. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: M.K. Cullen, Executive Director

Equip, Inc. (Member since 9/9/96) 38A Rockhouse Road, Marion, NC 28752, 828-738-389 1, fax 828-738-3946, [email protected], www.equipministries.org Primary Field: Religion-Related Purpose: To train, equip, and send missionaries to third world countries. Budget Range: $500,000 to $749,999 People: Ronald K. Pownall, Project Director ([email protected]); Harold Bracken, Assistant General Director ([email protected]); Barrie Flitcroft, General Director ([email protected]); Kathe Horvoth, Finance Director ([email protected])

Ethiopian Organization of North Carolina (Member since 9/21/98) P.O. Box 595, Knightdale, NC 27545-0595,919-969-7562,fax 919-266-4528 Primary Field: International, Foreign Affairs, and Related Purpose: To foster cooperation and promote cultural heritage; to seek ways and means to provide assistance to Ethiopians seeking refuge in the United States; and to work with other humanitarian organizations. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Michael Kebede, President ([email protected]); ECONC

Excellence By Choice, Inc. (Member since 8/28/97) 212 Corcoran Street, Durham, NC 27701,919-956-2154, fax 919-682-4939, [email protected] Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To aide in career development and computer training. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Gilbert Leggett; Dianne Sturdivant, Director of Computer Training

Exceptional Children's Assistance Center (Founding Member since 11/12/92) P.O. Box 16, Davidson, NC 28036,704-892-1321, fax 704-892-5028, ecac-parentcenter.org Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To improve the lives and education of ALL children with a special emphasis on children with disabilities by providing information, education, outreach, and support to and for families with children across the state of North Carolina. Budget Range: $750,000 to $999,999 People: Connie K. Hawkins, Executive Director; Mary C. LaCorte, Assistant Director

Exchange Club Center for Prevention of Child Abuse (Member since 5/16/95) 508 Sasser Street, Raleigh, NC 27604-1918, 919-834-8687, fax 919-831-0583, capctr.ibm.net Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To prevent child abuse and neglect by enhancing parenuchild relationships. Budget Range: $150,000 to $199,999 People: Lynne Brody, Executive Director; Joel Barrier, Board President; Walt Thompson, Treasurer

Exchange/SCAN Center (Member since 5/4/98) P.O. Box 167, Statesville, NC 28687,704-878-2227, fax 704-873-9672, [email protected], www.abts.net/-xcscans Primary Field: Families Purpose: To prevent parents from abusing their children through an array of services including parenting classes, parent support groups, and the matching of trained and supervised volunteer parent aides with parents coping with child abuse or neglect issues. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Mitch Marlowe, Executive Director; David Henson, Community Based Alternatives

66 N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits E Executive Service Corps of the Greater Triangle (Founding Member since 7/1/92) DUMC Box 3669, Durham, NC 27701,919-681-3536, fax 919-681-3536, [email protected] Primary Field: Philanthropy, Workplace Giving, Volunteerism, Nonprofit Sector Purpose: To help nonprofit institutions achieve greater management effectiveness by making available to them years of managerial knowledge and experience as supplied by retired managers, executives, and professionals. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Jane Steenstra, Office Service Administrator; Iris Rose Ruffing, President

EXODUS for Youth, Inc. (Member since 12/14/94) P.O. Box 146, Ahoskie, NC 27910, 252-332-4288, fax 252-332-4919, [email protected] Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Darlene Wiggins Dockery, Director; Vernon Bryant, Board President; Alfred W. Kwasikpui, Co-Founder, Board Member

Exploris (Founding Member since 8/13/92) 112 S. Blount Street, Raleigh, NC 27601-1406, 919-834-4040, fax 919-834-3516, [email protected], www.exploris.org. Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To provide opportunities for young people to learn to respect differences, appreciate similarities, and make connections with the people of the world. Budget Range: $1,000,000 to $1,999,999 People: Anne Bryan, President (abryan @exploris.org); Susan Baldwin, Development Coordinator ([email protected]); Rod Brooks, Vice President for Administration (rbrooks @exploris.org); Will Edgar, External Relations (will @exploris.org); Andy Kleitson, Director of Finance ([email protected])

ExplorNet (Member since 1/22/97) 4909 Windy Hill Drive, Raleigh, NC 27609-4929, 888-507-3800, fax 919-878-0533, www.explornet.org Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To improve and expand technology-based learning in schools, particularly rural and low-wealth schools by using a public- private partnership approach to encourage communities to coordinate resources from government, businesses and individuals for maximum effectiveness and minimum public expenditure. Budget Range: $500,000 to $749,999 People: Susan Clizbe, N.C. Director ([email protected]); David L. Boliek, President ([email protected]); Victoria P. Deaton, Vice President (vdeaton @explornet.org)

N.C. Centerfur Nonprofits 67 F F.I.R.S.T., Inc. (Member since 3/15/94) P.O. Box 20562, Winston-Salem, NC 27120,336-777-0997, fax 336-777-0985 Primary Field: Mental Health, Substance Abuse, and Related Purpose: To provide a two-year therapeutic community for men and women with drug and alcohol addictions. Budget Range: $150,000 to $199,999 People: Mary Hogden, President; Steve Young, Director (sayoungws @aol.com)

The Factory Farming Economic Conversion Project (Member since 6/15/99) P.O. Box 51412, Durham, NC 27717,919-406-0748 Primary Field: Animal Welfare and Animal Related Purpose: To create a more compassionate society by working to end the brutal confinement and slaughter of more than nine billion ~ nonhuman animals each year in the United States. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Ellen Bring, President/Founder

Families CAN, Inc. (Member since 4/14/97) 3820 Merton Drive, Suite 216, Raleigh, NC 27609, 919-785-1882, fax 919-785-1533 Primary Field: Mental Health, Substance Abuse, and Related Purpose: To provide advocacy, support, education and information for families who have children and adolescents with emotional behavioral disorders andor mental illnesses. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Lynn Mizell, Executive Director; Barbara Leach, Programs Administrator

Families First, Inc. (Member since 1/30/96) P.O. Box 1776, Whiteville, NC 28472, 910-642-5996, fax 910-641-0253, [email protected] Primary Field: Women, Domestic Violence, and Sexual Assault Purpose: To address and attempt to rectify issues relating to domestic violence and sexual assault. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Vickie Pait, Executive Director

Family Abuse Services of Alamance County, Inc. (Charter Member since 7/2/93) P.O. Box 2192, Burlington, NC 27216, 336-226-5982, fax 336-226-0536, [email protected] Primary Field: Women, Domestic Violence, and Sexual Assault Purpose: To work toward ending violence against women and children. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Jenna Johnson, Executive Director; Della Nickerson; Steve Slott

Family Care Center of Catawba Valley, Inc. (Member since 1/19/95) 1471 First Avenue SW, Hickory, NC 28602, 828-324-9917, fax 828-324-9618 Primary Field: Families Purpose: To serve homeless families with dependent children through an emergency and transitional residential program Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Rev. Thomas J. Sanford, Jr., Executive Director

The Family Center (Member since 4/17/96) 1020 Asheville Highway, Brevard, NC 287 12, 828-883-4857, fax 828-884-8809, [email protected] Primary Field: Families Purpose: To support families in Transylvania County. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Ann Limbaugh, Director ([email protected])

Family Counseling Service of Durham, Inc. (Member since 9/21/93) 3308-F Durham-Chapel Hill Boulevard, Durham, NC 27707-2643,919-403-3534, fax 9 19-402-9102, [email protected] Primary Field: Families Purpose: To restore, support and promote family well being. Budget Range: $500,000 to $749,999 - People: Tom Stevens, Executive Director ([email protected]); Mike Bunch, President ([email protected]); Sally Jobsis, Vice President

Family Crisis Center (Member since 8/9/93) P.O. Box 2161, Asheboro, NC 27204-2161,336-629-4159, fax 336-629-0770, [email protected] Primary Field: Families - Purpose: To serve people in crisis from abuse while working to eliminate abuse in our community. Budget Range: $150,000 to $199,999 People: Elaine Haigler, Executive Director; Judy Lewallen, Finance Officer

68 N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits F Family Life Council (Member since 1/6/95) 301 E. Washington Street, Suite 204, Greensboro, NC 27401, 336-333-6890, fax 336-333-6891, [email protected], www.Greensboro.comlFamily Primary Field: Families Purpose: To provide family life education and advocacy to families in all their diverse forms. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Cynthia Dorman, Executive Director; Emilie Gottsegen, Assistant Executive Director

Family Resources of Rutherford Co., Inc. (Charter Member since 5/20/93) P.O. Box 845, Spindale, NC 28160, 828-286-341 1, fax 828-286-3417, [email protected], www.frrc.irg Primary Field: Families Purpose: To provide comprehensive family resources through advocacy, education, prevention, and intervention for the citizens of Rutherford County, thereby enhancing the quality of life in our community. Budget Range: $1,000,000 to $1,999,999 People: R. Kimberly Flint, Executive Director ([email protected]); Sherry Bright, Program Director-PATH Shelter ([email protected]); Gail Parton, Child Advocacy Coordinator

Family Service of the Piedmont (Charter Member since 4/1/93) 301 E. Washington Street, Greensboro, NC 27401, 336-889-6161, fax 336-889-3852 Primary Field: Families Purpose: To provide services to promote healthy lives and relationships for families, children and individuals in times of crisis or transition. Budget Range: $2,000,000 to $4,999,999 People: Julia B. Nile, President and CEO ([email protected]); Teraesa Jones, Director of Finance; Paul Russ, Director of Community Relations; Jody Susong, Director of Operations-High Point

Family Service, Inc. (Member since 7/18/94) 214 E. Franklin Boulevard, Gastonia, NC 28052, 704-864-7704, fax 704-867-575 1, fax 704-853-801 8 Primary Field: Families Purpose: To provide services to enrich the lives of individuals and families who live or work in our service areas of Gaston, Lincoln and Cleveland counties. Budget Range: $500,000 to $749,999 People: Dewey Matherly, Executive Director; Bill Farley, Jr., Chair-elect; Kimberly Hall, Administrative Assistant; John Watts, 111, President

Family Services Center of Buncombe County, Inc. (Member since 10/30/95) 50 South French Broad Avenue, Asheville, NC 28801, 828-253-9314, fax 828-253-93 16, [email protected] Primary Field: Families Purpose: To provide quality, affordable counseling and parent education. Budget Range: $750,000 to $999,999 People: Cassandra Pavone, Executive Director; Peggy Bulla, Program Administrator; Flora Craig, Project Coordinator-The Family Room; Anne Oxenreider, Resource Development

Family Services of Davidson County (Member since 7/5/94) P.O. Box 607, Lexington, NC 27293-0607,704-249-0237, fax 704-243-7685 Primary Field: Families Purpose: To prevent juvenile delinquency, provide assistance and counseling to domestic violence and sexual assault survivors and family, provide general counseling and employee assistance programs. Budget Range: $1,000,000 to $1,999,999 People: Debora S. Rice, Executive Director (fsdcexec @lexcominic.net); Annette Conrad, Finance Officer ([email protected]); Charlotte Lloyd, Clinical Director ([email protected]); Tim Tilley, Special Services Program Director ([email protected]); Glynis Wikstrom, Crisis Intervention Director ([email protected])

Family Services of the Lower Cape Fear, Inc. (Founding Member since 11/3/92) 4108-C Shipyard Boulevard, Wilmington, NC 28403,910-794-2100, fax 910-794-21 10, [email protected] Primary Field: Families Purpose: To provide human service programs that promote individual self-reliance and healthy relationships through counseling, education, mentoring, and advocacy. Budget Range: $750,000 to $999,999 People: Sid Bradsher, Executive Director; Teresa Morgan, CCCS Director; Marlene Moyer, President, Board of Directors ([email protected]);Janis C. Norris, First Vice President

N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits 69 F Family Services, Inc. (Charter Member since 3/19/93) 610 Coliseum Drive, Winston-Salem, NC 27106,336-722-8173, fax 336-724-6491 Primary Field: Families Purpose: To strengthen the well-being and development of families and individuals through professional human services programs including therapy, counseling, education, special assistance, and advocacy. Budget Range: $2,000,000 to $4,999,999 People: Alfred C. Renna, President (arenna@alliancel .org); Donna Jo Abernethy, Director of Operations; Tom Jennings, Chairman of the Board; Michael Turner, Director of Community Resource and Development; Javier Vasquez, Director of Finance and Administration

Family Support Network of Orange, Durham, and Chatham Counties (Member since 12/16/94) ~ 115 Market Street, Suite 201, Durham, NC 27701,919-560-5600, fax 919-560-3018 Primary Field: Families Purpose: To provide support and information to families of special needs children as well as to the professionals who serve them. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Melissa Bent, Program Coordinator; Sarah Bolognesi, Chair of Board

Family Violence and Rape Crisis Services, Inc. (Charter Member since 5/25/93) P.O. Box 1105, Pittsboro, NC 27312,919-542-5445, fax 919-542-6414 Primary Field: Women, Domestic Violence, and Sexual Assault Purpose: To empower families and individuals to live free from violence and abuse through programs of education, prevention, and intervention. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Jo Sanders, Executive Director; Karen Brown, President, Board of Directors; Miriam Infinger, Development and Community Relations Coordinator

Family YMCA (Charter Member since 6/29/93) P.O. Box 10355, Goldsboro, NC 27532,919-778-8557, fax 919-778-8645 Primary Field: Human Services: Multi-Purpose and Other Purpose: To put Christian principles into practice through programs that build healthy mind, body, and spirit for all. Budget Range: $1,000,000 to $1,999,999 People: John Richards, CEO/General Director

Farmville Community Arts Council, Inc. (Member since 11/9/94) P.O. Box 305, Farmville, NC 27828, 252-753-3832, fax 252-753-3832, www.reflector.com Primary Field: Arts, Culture, and Related Purpose: To establish and maintain an awareness and appreciation of the cultural arts in the community of Farmville through the promotion and encouragement of existing cultural and educational organizations, to assist in the establishment of activities when none exist, and to coordinate cultural and educational activities in the community of Farmville. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Barbara D. Owens, Executive Director; Joe Kue, Chair

Fascinate-U Children's Museum/Friends of the Parks Foundation (Member since 3/15/99) P.O. Box 2671, Fayetteville, NC 28302, 910-829-9171, fax 910-829-6073, [email protected] Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To provide hands-on exhibits, learning experiences and role playing opportunities for children 2- 12 years. Budget Range: $150,000 to $199,999 People: Susan Daniels, Executive Director

Fayetteville Area Sentencing Center, Inc. (Member since 5/3 1/94) 310 Green Street, Suite 110, Fayetteville, NC 28301, 910-323-5852, fax 910-323-5760, [email protected] Primary Field: Criminal Justice, Crime, and Crime Prevention Purpose: To develop Community Penalties Plans for prison-bound adult offenders who do not pose a threat to community safety, and to reduce prison overcrowding through the use of community-based sentences. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Elizabeth H. Gnann, Director; Robert D. Fisher, Chair, Board of Directors; Horace K. Thompson, Jr., Secretarynreasurer -

Fayetteville Community Child Developmental Council, Inc. (Member since 9/6/94) 1869 Gola Drive, Fayetteville, NC 28301,910-488-2188, fax 910-488-2077 Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To provide opportunities and experiences to compliment and assist with the developmental needs of children socially, emotionally, physically and intellectually. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Gertha Gibson, Executive Director

70 N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits F Fayetteville Museum of Art (Member since 2/13/95) P.O. Box 35134, Fayetteville, NC 28303-0134,910-485-5121, fax 910-485-5233, [email protected] Primary Field: Arts, Culture, and Related Purpose: To encourage and enable people to become familiar with and enjoy the fine and applied arts. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Jessie Sova, Director of Administration; Tom Grubb; Marion Wylly

Fayetteville Partnership, Inc. (Founding Member since 1/7/93) P.O. Box 926, Fayetteville, NC 28302,910-483-2073, fax 910-485-0327 Primary Field: Community and Economic Development and Community Action Purpose: To build the heart of Fayetteville as a civic, cultural, and economic center of our community. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Robin Kelly, Executive Director; Joyce Blaine, Administrative Assistant; Kellie Tomita, Public Relations Coordinator

Fayetteville Symphony Orchestra (Member since 3/9/99) P.O. Box 53234, Fayetteville, NC 28305, 910-486-0000, fax 910-486-7080, orchestral @aol.com Primary Field: Arts, Culture, and Related Purpose: To serve as a musical resource for all citizens of the region by being an artistic outlet for local musicians; by presenting a variety of performances; by providing quality educational opportunities through free admission to concerts, in-school programs, special events, and scholarships; and by working with other agencies to improve the region's quality of life. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Gregory J. Orme, Director

Fayetteville Technical Community College Foundation (Member since 2/1/95) 2201 Hull Road, P.O. Box 35236, Fayetteville, NC 28303,910-678-8201, fax 910-678-8269, http://198.85.210.38/ftccfound Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To provide financial assistance to students through scholarships, book funds and grants, and to promote and support the learning enviornment and all activities of the College. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: June Lancaster, Executive Director (lancastj @ftccmail.faytech.cc.nc.us)

Fayetteville Urban Ministry (Member since 9/29/93) P.O. Box 1171, Fayetteville, NC 28302-1171, 910-483-5944, fax 910-483-51 16, [email protected] Primary Field: Human Services: Multi-Purpose and Other Purpose: To show Gods compassion for our neighbors in need and affliction, and thus build our community together. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Rusty Long, Executive Director ([email protected]);Sherry Gamble, Manager of Emergency Assistance; Steve Satisky (satisky @aol.com)

FENCE (Founding Member since 11/30/92) 5 Ridgetop Road, Tryon, NC 28782, 828-859-9021, fax 828-859-9315, [email protected], www.fence.org Primary Field: Recreation and Sports Purpose: To provide facilities and focus for education, recreation, and preservation in nature studies and equestrian activities with the aim of enhancing these endeavors to enrich the quality of life. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: William Jenks, President and CEO; B. G. Woodham, Administrative Manager; Jacquelyn Wright, Treasurer

Fibromyalgia Association of N.C. (Member since 7/9/99) 403 Greenwood Circle, Cary, NC 27511,888-771-8787, fax 919-319-9143 Primary Field: Specific Diseases and Disorders Purpose: To create public awareness of fibromyalgia through the education of patients and healthcare professionals, patient advocacy and research support. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Jane Rankin, President; Elizabeth Auman, CPA, Chief Financial Officer

Fight Crime: Invest In Kids (Member since 1/21/97) 1334 G Street, NW, Suite B, Washington, DC 20005-3107, 202-638-0690, fax 202-638-0670, [email protected], www.fightcrime.org Primary Field: Criminal Justice, Crime, and Crime Prevention Purpose: To raise public awareness of the importance of investing in kids early to decrease the possibility of crime later. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Marci Wassterman, Director of State Operations

N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits 71 F Filling In The Gaps (FIGS) (Member since 10/3/96) P.O. Box 12821, Raleigh, NC 27605,919-303-5813 Primary Field: General Health, Rehabilitation, Hospitals, Hospices, and Other Purpose: To provide assistance to the medically indigent. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Gail Nichols, President; Executive Director

A.E. Finley Foundation, Inc. (Charter Member since 6/28/93) P.O. Box 98266, Raleigh, NC 27624-8266,919-782-0565, fax 919-782-6978, AEFF [email protected], members.aol.com/aeffinc/brochure.html Primary Field: Philanthropy, Workplace Giving, Volunteerism, Nonprofit Sector Purpose: To support charitable, scientific, literary, religious, and educational programs by contributing to soundly managed and operated qualifying organizations which aid all people and their general welfare. Budget Range: $750,000 to $999,999 People: Robert C. Brown, President; A. Earle Finley, I1 ([email protected]); Alton E. Howard; Charles D. Nottingham, I1

The Firefighters' Burned Children Fund, Inc. (Charter Member since 7/23/93) 600 E. Fourth Street, Charlotte, NC 28202-2851, 704-394-5663 Primary Field: Specific Diseases and Disorders Purpose: To assist children who have survived burn injuries and to promote burn prevention programs. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Randy Wally, Treasurer; W. C. Hudson, Chapter President

First in Families of Mecklenburg County (Member since 3/31/99) 6407 Idlewild Road, Suite 1-208, Charlotte, NC 28212,704-532-141 1, fax 704-532-9375, [email protected], www.fifofmeck.sm.com Primary Field: Families Purpose: To provide planning and support to persons and family members of persons with developmental disab Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Cindy Carroll, Executive Director

First Missionary Baptist Church (Member since 2/11/99) 819 Cypress Street, P.O. Box 1136, New Bern, NC 28560, 252-633-9053, fax 252-633-1067, [email protected] Primary Field: Religion-Related Purpose: To save souls. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Mary J. Peterkin, TrusteelTreasurer; Dorothy H. Bryan, Historian

Ruth Z. Fleishman Foundation (Charter Member since 6/29/93) P.O. Box 90522, Durham, NC 27708-0522,919-613-7376, fax 919-684-4197 Primary Field: Philanthropy, Workplace Giving, Volunteerism, Nonprofit Sector Purpose: To perpetuate the values of Ruth Z. and A.M. Fleishman. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Joel L. Fleishman, President; Pamela B. Ladd, Assistant Secretary-Treasurer

A.J. Fletcher Foundation (Charter Member since 2/26/93) P.O. Box 12800, Raleigh, NC 27605, 919-890-6084, fax 919-890-6279 Primary Field: Philanthropy, Workplace Giving, Volunteerism, Nonprofit Sector Purpose: To support education, the arts, communication, and programs for youth throughout the state of North Carolina. Budget Range: $2,000,000 to $4,999,999 People: Thomas McGuire, Vice President and Executive Director ([email protected]); John M. Brennan, Treasurer; Thomas H. Campbell, Director; T. Clyde Collins, Jr, Director; Margaret Fletcher, Director; Claire Freeman, Director; James F. Goodmon, Board Chair; Raymond H. Goodmon, 111, Director; Whit N. Neville, Assistant Secretary and Assistant Treasurer; Waltye Rasulala, Director of Grants ([email protected]); Louise S. Stephenson, Secretary

Florence Crittenton Services (Charter Member since 4/13/93) P.O. Box 36392, Charlotte, NC 28236,704-372-4663, fax 704-334-8169, [email protected] __ Primary Field: Women, Domestic Violence, and Sexual Assault ~~ Purpose: To promote health and hope for tomorrow's children by providing comprehensive health, education, and social services for single pregnant adolescents, women, and their children in the Carolinas. Budget Range: $1,000,000 to $1,999,999 - People: Marilyn Thompson, CEO; David Baker, Business Manager ([email protected]); Judy Barry, Public Relations/Development Director; DeWitt F. McCarley, Chair, Board of Directors; Diane Thompson, Program Administrator

72 N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits E The Food Bank of Coastal Carolina (Member since 9/8/95) P.O. Box 1311, Wilmington, NC 28402-1311,910-251-1465, fax 910-251-1465 Primary Field: Food, Nutrition, Agriculture Purpose: To help feed people. Budget Range: $150,000 to $199,999 People: Steven Bagley, Executive Director; Ann Jennings, Chairman; George Taylor

Food Bank of North Carolina (Founding Member since 7/30/92) 3808 Tarheel Drive, Raleigh, NC 27609,919-875-0707, fax 919-875-0801 Primary Field: Food, Nutrition, Agriculture Purpose: To fight hunger by soliciting and collecting food and distributing it to soup kitchens, shelters, and emergency food pantries in ~ 34 Eastern North Carolina counties. Budget Range: $1,000,000 to $1,999,999 People: Jane F. Cox, Executive Director ([email protected]); Haywood Holderness, jr., Vice-president, Board of Directors ([email protected]);Dana Lindquist, President ([email protected]); Mary Esther Martin, Past President ([email protected]); William (Skip) Orser, Treasurer

Foothills Arts Council (Member since 1/18/96) P.O. Box 24, Elkin, NC 28621, 336-835-2025, [email protected] Primary Field: Arts, Culture, and Related Purpose: To promote the arts through community programming and funding local artists in southwest Surry County. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Judith B. Hancock, Executive Director

Foothills Conservancy of North Carolina, Inc. (Member since 12/16/98) P.O. Box 3023, Morganton, NC 28680, 828-437-9930, fax 828-437-9912, [email protected] Primary Field: Environmental Protection, Conservation, and Related Purpose: To preserve and protect important natural areas of the foothills region in North Carolina. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Susie Hamrick Jones, Executive Director; Annette Cortes, Finance and Program Manager ([email protected])

Forest History Society, Inc. (Member since 9/16/94) 701 Vickers Avenue, Durham, NC 27701,919-682-9319, fax 919-682-2349, www.lib.duke.edu/forest/ Primary Field: History, Humanities, and Related Purpose: To link the past to the future by identifying, collecting, preserving, interpreting, and disseminating information on the history of relationships between forests, their related resources, and people. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Steven Anderson, President ([email protected]); Kathy Cox, Assistant Director for Administration (kcox @duke.edu)

Forsyth County Juvenile Justice Council, Inc. (Member since 2/21/96) 301-C S. Liberty Street, Winston-Salem, NC 27101-5212, 336-724-2831, fax 336-724-2151, [email protected] Primary Field: Criminal Justice, Crime, and Crime Prevention Purpose: To coordinate efforts to improve the quality of life for children and their families in Forsyth County by equipping professionals through education, coordination of the services, collaboration of efforts, capacity building and networking. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Jean Irvin, Executive Director; Yvonne Booker

Forsyth Court Volunteers, Inc. (Member since 1/18/94) 214 Spring Street, Winston-Salem, NC 27101, 336-724-9923, fax 336-723-8649, [email protected] Primary Field: Criminal Justice, Crime, and Crime Prevention Purpose: To challenge and assist juvenile offenders into redirecting their lives. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Don Moore, Executive Director

Forsyth Early Childhood Partnership (Member since 5/1/95) P.O. Box 10305, Winston-Salem, NC 27108, 336-725-601 1, fax 336-725-5438 Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To advocate for early childhood education and care. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Dean M. Clifford, Executive Director ([email protected]); John D. Hunter, Director of Development ([email protected]); Hilda Sink, Finance Director (hildas @netunlimited.net)

N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits 73 F Foscoe Grandfather Community Center (Member since 2/3/94) P.O. Box 5077, Banner Elk, NC 28604,828-963-7272, fax 828-963-9531 Primary Field: Human Services: Multi-Purpose and Other Purpose: To provide recreation, open space, and a social center for our community. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Roger Alsaker, President; Treasurer

Foster Parent Association of Wilkes, Inc. (Member since 2/18/97) P.O. Box 1363, North Wilkesboro, NC 28659, 336-667-2256, fax 336-651-7807 Primary Field: Families Purpose: To act as a support group for foster families and advocate for foster children. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Joyce Parks, President

Foundation for Better Health of Durham (Member since 9/18/95) P.O. Box 15519, Durham, NC 27704,919-470-6511, fax 919-470-8449 Primary Field: General Health, Rehabilitation, Hospitals, Hospices, and Other Purpose: To generate resources and promote, coordinate, and support programs that improve the health status of the total Durham Community. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: James A. Russell, Executive Director ([email protected]); Teresa Y. Williams, Administrative Secretary (williaty @drh.duhs.duke.edu)

Foundation For Good Business (Member since 8/4/99) P.O. Box 26762, Raleigh, NC 27611-2762,919-847-1598,fax 919-870-1476 Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To provide hope of a college education to disadvantaged youth while they are in middle school grades. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Lloyd M. Hunter, Vice President for Development

Foundation For The Carolinas (Founding Member since 12/9/92) 1043 E. Morehead Street, Suite 100, P.O. Box 34769, Charlotte, NC 28204-4769,704-376-9541, fax 704-376-1243, [email protected], www.fftc.org Primary Field: Philanthropy, Workplace Giving, Volunteerism, Nonprofit Sector Purpose: To make grants and assist donors in making permanent charitable gifts. Budget Range: $2,000,000 to $4,999,999 People: William Spencer, President ([email protected]); McCray Benson, Vice President of Regional Services (mvbenson @fftc.org); Marilyn Bradbury, Vice President for Grants ([email protected]); Judy Kerns, Vice President for Administration ([email protected]); Robert W. Morris, Vice President for Development ([email protected]); Charity Perkins, Vice President for Communications ([email protected]); Betty Chafin Rash, Executive Director, Central Carolina Choices (ccchoices @ aol.com); Aaron Shipp, Program Assistant for Grants

The Foundation of Hope for Research and Treatment of Mental Illness (Charter Member since 4/1/93) 9401 Glenwood Avenue, Raleigh, NC 27612, 919-781-9255, fax 919-781-9621 Primary Field: Mental Health, Substance Abuse, and Related Purpose: To promote research aimed at discovering the causes, more effective treatments and cures for mental illness; to raise community awareness; and support effective treatment programs. Budget Range: $150,000 to $199,999 People: Wyndy Hoover, Executive Director ([email protected])

Foundation of N.C. Federation of Business and Professional Women Clubs, Inc. (Member since 8/31/98) P.O. Box 276, Carrboro, NC 27510,919-942-2927, fax 919-942-2961 Primary Field: Women, Domestic Violence, and Sexual Assault Purpose: To promote the general advancement of working women in North Carolina. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Lisanne Masterson, President

The Foundation of Wayne Community College, Inc. (Charter Member since 6/24/93) Caller Box 8002, Goldsboro, NC 27533,919-735-5151, fax 919-731-6763, [email protected] Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To broaden the base of community support in order to promote the educational development of Wayne Community College. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Jack E. Kannan, Executive Director; Edward Wilson, President

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~~ ~ Four Seasons Hospice (Charter Member since 4/2/93) P.O. Box 2395, Hendersonville, NC 28793, 828-692-6178, fax 828-692-2365 Primary Field: General Health, Rehabilitation, Hospitals, Hospices, and Other Purpose: To affirm life and bring emotional and spiritual support to the terminally ill and their families and loved ones while meeting their end-of-life health care needs. Budget Range: $750,000 to $999,999 People: Mark E. Miller, LNFA, Executive Director ([email protected]); Gary Faulkner, Treasurer; Curt Kain, President of the Board; Doug Moon, Director of Development and Volunteers (n/a)

Friend to Friend (Charter Member since 4/23/93) P.O. Box 1508, Carthage, NC 28327-1508,910-947-3333,fax 910-947-1849, [email protected] Primary Field: Crisis Assistance Purpose: To develop a community in which everyone is free from the threat of physical, sexual and emotional abuse. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Bonnie Kalte, Director; Pat McGowan; Dawn Mejan

Friends of East Bend Public Library Inc. (Member since 9/18/97) P.O. Box 69, East Bend, NC 27018,336-699-3890, fax 336-699-3551 Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To promote and expand library services to the community. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Judith Murphy, Secretary (MurphAssoc@aolxom); Rebecca Hobson, Treasurer

Friends of Jockeys Ridge (Member since 10/12/94) P.O. Box 358, Nags Head, NC 27959, 252-441-6729, fax 252-441-7163, [email protected] Primary Field: Environmental Protection, Conservation, and Related Purpose: To promote and enhance the facilities and programs at Jockeys Ridge State Park in Nags Head. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Brant Murray, President (bmurphy23 @beachlink.com); Bob Oakes, Treasurer (oak:[email protected])

Friends of Orange County Department of Social Services (Member since 5/5/97) P.O. Box 1272, Hillsborough, NC 27278 Primary Field: Human Services: Multi-Purpose and Other Purpose: To assist the Orange County Department of Social Services with financial services and volunteers. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Vivian Foushee, President; Treasurer-Elect

Friends of Public Radio/WHQR-FM (Charter Member since 6/17/93) 254 N. Front Street, Wilmington, NC 28401, 910-343-1640, fax 910-251-8693, [email protected], www.wilmington.net/whqr Primary Field: Arts, Culture, and Related Purpose: To enrich the lives of our listeners through music and fine arts presented in an educational yet entertaining manner; to inform our listeners of events and issues affecting our society; to reflect the unique quality of life and the cultural heritage of our region; to serve as a resource and forum for ideas, activities, and events of concern to all segments of our community; and to involve our listeners as active participants in the growth of our station and the services we provide. Budget Range: $500,000 to $749,999 People: Mary Stewart Hood, Business Manager; Kara Chiles, Community Relations Director; Susan Dankel, General Manager; Development Director

Friends of Residents In Long Term Care (Member since 2/6/98) 3301 Woman's Club Drive, Suite 103, Raleigh, NC 27612,919-782-1530 Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To advocate for residents in long term care and for their families. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Marlene Chasson, Executive Director

Friends of the Chapel Hill Senior Center (Member since 7/20/98) 400 S. Elliott Road, Chapel Hill, NC 27514,919-968-2070, [email protected] Primary Field: Aging Purpose: To support efforts of the Orange County Council on Aging. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Marian Stephenson, Vice President; AI Stryjewski, Treasurer

N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits 75 F Friends of the Durham County Library (Member since 11/9/95) P.O. Box 3809, Durham, NC 27702,919-560-0150, fax 919-560-0137, [email protected] Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To support the Durham County library. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Pamela Jaskot, LibrariadFriends Liaison; Joanne Abel, Adult Services Librarian Cjabel @ncsl.dcr.state.nc.us)

Friends of the Greensboro Public Library (Charter Member since 6/18/93) 1901 W. Florida Street, Greensboro, NC 27403, 336-297-5002, fax 336-297-5005, [email protected], www.nr.infi.net/-glenwoodhcc Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To promote reading and literacy and to provide resources for low-income families and communities in support of their empowerment. Budget Range: $150,000 to $199,999 People: Steve Sumerford, Branch Manager ([email protected]); Sandy Neerman, Manager ([email protected])

Friends of the N.C. State Museum of Natural Sciences (Founding Member since 12/17/92) P.O. Box 29555, Raleigh, NC 27626-0555,9 19-733-7450, fax 9 19-733-1573, museum.mdmi.com, www.naturalsciences.org Primary Field: Science and Technology Purpose: To support the mission of the North Carolina State Museum of Natural Sciences. Budget Range: $150,000 to $199,999 People: Shirley Robinson, Director of External Affairs ([email protected]); Angela Baker-James, Membership Director (Angela-Baker-James @mail.enr.state.nc.us); Ann Smith, President

Friends of WNC Nature Center (Member since 4/27/95) P.O. Box 19151, Asheville, NC 28815, 828-298-5600, fax 828-298-2644 Primary Field: Environmental Protection, Conservation, and Related Purpose: To assist, advise, and support the Center's activities to provide educational environmental experiences. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Katrina DeVerre, Administrative Assistant

Friends School of Wilmington (Member since 9/15/98) 350 Peiffer Avenue, Wilmington, NC 28409,910-792-1811, fax 910-792-1811, [email protected] Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To nurture the spirit, mind, and body of each individual in this Quaker Middle School in the Friends tradition of simplicity, equality, service, and hamony with reverence for the inner light of God present in each individual, where the challenges of life are met through the joy of learning and the search for truth through silence. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Ethan Williamson, Head of School; Jeanne Rose ([email protected])

Fund for Human Possibility (Member since 12/13/93) P.O. Box 331, Chapel Hill, NC 27514,919-967-4387, fax 919-967-1092 Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Terry Greenlund; Jean Phay, Secretary/Treasurer

76 N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits G The G-WIS Foundation (Member since 10/8/96) P.O. BOX5891, Cary, NC 27512-5891, 919-468-1386, fax 919-468-1388, [email protected] Primary Field: Recreation and Sports Purpose: To promote the good health of girls and young women by connecting them through sports. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: John H. Icardi, Executive Director; Julia Lee (jleel @mindspring.com)

Gaston Community Action, Inc. (Charter Member since 7/6/93) P.O. Box 1653, Gastonia, NC 28053-1653,704-866-8721, fax 704-866-8725, [email protected] Primary Field: Community and Economic Development and Community Action Purpose: To provide services and advocacy on behalf of the poor. Budget Range: $2,000,000 to $4,999,999 People: Joseph W. Dixon, Executive Director

Gaston Hospice, Inc. (Member since 9/18/97) P.O. Box 3984, Gastonia, NC 28054,704-861-8405, fax 704-865-0590, [email protected] Primary Field: General Health, Rehabilitation, Hospitals, Hospices, and Other Purpose: To provide hospice and home health care. Budget Range: $2,000,000 to $4,999,999 People: Leona Bucci, Executive Director; Doyle Campbell, Director of Patient Programs; Luke Curry, Director of AIDS Care; W. Alex Hall, Board President; Terry Ray, Bereavement Coordinator

Gaston Literacy Council, Inc. (Member since 2/22/95) 116 S. Marietta Street, Gastonia, NC 28052,704-868-4815, fax 704-867-7796 Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To advocate and provide basic literacy instruction. Budget Range: $150,000 to $199,999 People: Kaye H. Gribble, Executive Director; Tom Black, Training/Communications Coordinator; Sara Holcomb, Staff Member

Gaston-Lincoln Services, Inc. (Member since 8/2/99) 2505 Court Drive, Gastonia, NC 28150,704-854-4871, fax 704-854-4226 Primary Field: Mental Health, Substance Abuse, and Related Purpose: To advocate for and serve persons affected by mh/dd/sa issues in Gaston, Lincoln and Cleveland counties. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Anne Short, Grants Coordinator ([email protected]); Janet Noblett, Marketing Coordinator ([email protected])

Gate City Community Development Corporation (Member since 7/3/95) 414 Martin Luther King Jr. Drive, Greensboro, NC 27406, 336-691-0092, fax 336-691-0572, [email protected] Primary Field: Community and Economic Development and Community Action Purpose: To revitalize the area surrounding Bennett College. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: W. Estella Johnson, President and CEO; Carolyn Williams, Board Chair

Gateway Community Development Corporation (Charter Member since 6/1/93) P.O. Box 755, Henderson, NC 27536, 252-492-6298, fax 252-492-9088, [email protected] Primary Field: Community and Economic Development and Community Action Purpose: To provide economic opportunities for low to moderate income residents of Vance County and to create partnership opportunities in the other counties of the Region K area (Warren, Franklin, Person and Granville). Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Evon J. Smith, President; Angela F. Reid, Administrative Assistant

Genesis Home (Member since 10/15/93) P.O. Box 25426, Durham, NC 27702-5426,919-683-5878, fax 919-682-2509 Primary Field: Families Purpose: To help families overcome homelessness and poverty by providing a safe, supporting environment and by encouraging families to build on their strengths. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Stan Holt, Executive Director

N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits 77 G GFWC of North Carolina, Inc. (Member since 9/26/94) 11 10 Navaho Drive, Suite 204, Raleigh, NC 27609-7322,919-790-8684, fax 919-790-8705, [email protected] Primary Field: Philanthropy, Workplace Giving, Volunteerism, Nonprofit Sector Purpose: To unite member clubs of GFWC-NC into a statewide charitable organization for the promotion of education and activities in civic, cultural, educational and social welfare for the betterment of the commonwealth. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Kim Pearce, Executive Director; Jane Carver, President

Girl Scout Council of Coastal Carolina, Inc. (Charter Member since 6/29/93) P.O. Box 1735, Goldsboro, NC 27533-1735,919-734-6231, fax 919-734-9038 Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To inspire girls with the highest ideals of character, conduct, patriotism, and service that they may become happy and resourceful citizens. Budget Range: $1,000,000 to $1,999,999 People: Sheba Anderson, Executive Director ([email protected]); Peggy Aycock, President; Beth Casey, Program Director (bethscout@ hotmaikom); Nan Crisman, Assistant Executive Director (nancrisman @hotmail.com); Pat Ellis, Director of Adult Development ([email protected])

Girl Scout Council of the Catawba Valley Area, Inc. (Charter Member since 7/2/93) 530 Fourth Street, S.W., Hickory, NC 28602, 828-328-2444, fax 828-328-6870 Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To inspire girls to the highest ideals of character, conduct, patriotism, and service that they may become happy and resourceful services. Budget Range: $500,000 to $749,999 People: Susan G. Ratcliff, Executive Director ([email protected]); Dottie Darsie, President, Board of Directors; Rosalie De Fini, Director of Marketing and Development (defini @cvgirlscouts.org)

Girls Incorporated (Member since 7/21/98) 1502 Castle Street, Wilmington, NC 28401,910-763-6674, fax 910-772-9528 Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To build girls' capacity to lead successful, independent, and complete lives. Budget Range: $150,000 to $199,999 People: Doris Joseph, Executive Director (djoseph.wilmingtonnc @girls-inc.org); Harris McIntyre, Board President (harrismc @aol.com); Yvette McLaurin, Program Director ([email protected])

The Glaxo Wellcome Foundation, Inc. (Charter Member since 4/19/93) Five Moore Drive, Research Triangle Park, NC 27709,919-483-2617, fax 919-315-3015, [email protected] Primary Field: Philanthropy, Workplace Giving, Volunteerism, Nonprofit Sector Purpose: To support activities in North Carolina that help meet the educational and health needs of today's society and future generations, focusing on programs that emphasize the understanding and application of health, science and education at all academic and professional levels. Budget Range: $2,000,000 to $4,999,999 People: Marilyn Foote-Hudson, Executive Director; Bill Shore, Director of Community Affairs

The Global Fund for Children (Member since 6/21/96) Box 99350, Duke Station, Durham, NC 27708, 919-956-9606, fax 919-956-8671, www.shakti.org Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To help young people develop the knowledge and skills that are necessary to work and live comfortably in a global society. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Maya Ajmera, Executive Director ([email protected]); Laura Luger, Board Member; Adele Richardson Ray, Board Member

Glory to Glory Ministries House of Refuge (Member since 2/26/99) 202 N. Tarboro Road, Raleigh, NC 27610,919-829-9491, fax 919-829-9491, [email protected] Primary Field: Housing, Shelter, and Related Purpose: To assist with housing for single, homeless women living with HIV/AIDS. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Angela T. Ferrell, Director

Goldsboro Ballet, Inc. (Member since 2/28/97) 782 N.C. Highway 11 1 South, Goldsboro, NC 27534-6300,919-580-7782 Primary Field: Arts, Culture, and Related Purpose: To enrich the quality of life by promoting classical ballet as a performing art. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Peggy R. Wingate, Executive Director; Sonja Emerson

78 N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits G Good Shepherd Ministries of Wilmington, Inc. (Member since 5/23/95) 51 1 Queen Street, Wilmington, NC 28401,910-251-1124, fax 910-251-9695 Primary Field: Crisis Assistance Purpose: To provide emergency supportive services to homeless people and to those at risk. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Will Fagan, Administrative Director

Good Work, Inc. (Founding Member since 1/5/93) P.O. Box 25250, Durham, NC 27702-5250,919-682-8473, fax 919-687-7033, www.goodwork.org Primary Field: Community and Economic Development and Community Action Purpose: To help low and moderate income persons start or expand small businesses by providing loans, technical assistance, and an ongoing network of peer support to help entrepreneurs succeed. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Armeer Kenchen, Associate Director ([email protected]); Susan B. Hansell, Executive Director (susanb @goodwork.org); Connie Mullinix, Board Member (mullinix @vnet.net)

Goodwill Community Foundation (Charter Member since 7/12/93) 4808 Chin Page Road, Durham, NC 27703,919-941-9600, fax 919-941-9609 Primary Field: Employment, Jobs, and Related Purpose: To provide an environment for people to improve the quality of their lives through employment with a focus on people with

Budget Range: $150,000 to $199,999 People: Dennis N. McLain, President ([email protected]); Robyn Miller, Director of Administration (rlm80acpub.duke.edu); Steve Snyderman, Executive Director (steves @goodwillenc.org)

Grace of God Rescue Mission (Member since 1/5/95) P.O. Box 212, Forest City, NC 28043, 828-245-8212 Primary Field: Crisis Assistance Purpose: To provide housing and employment assistance to the homeless. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Terry Hagaman, Executive Director

Grassroots Productions Limited (Member since 3/23/99) P.O. Box 9961, Greensboro, NC 27429,336-272-5530, fax 336-272-7992 Primary Field: History, Humanities, and Related Purpose: To foster and encourage interest in history and civic events in Guilford County through festivals and projects. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Elizabeth W. Cone, Festival Advisor; Laura Phillips, Festival Director

Greater Hickory Cooperative Christian Ministry (Member since 3/24/95) 31 1st Avenue SE, Hickory, NC 28602-3003, 828-327-0979, fax 828-327-9102 Primary Field: Crisis Assistance Purpose: To serve people in need of crisis assistance, support, and education in response to Gods call; provide services such as a food pantry, pharmacy, financial assistance, thrift store, physician referral, educational programs in nutrition and budget management. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Dan McEachran, Executive Director

The Green River Preserve (Member since 1/19/96) 301 Green River Road, Cedar Mountain, NC 28718, 828-885-2250, fax 828-885-2210, [email protected], www.greenriverpreserve.com Primary Field: Science and Technology Purpose: To provide a natural science summer camp for gifted and motivated learners in the 4th through 8th grades. Budget Range: $500,000 to $749,999 People: Sandy Schenck, FoundedDirector; Robyn Fewell; Brigid Guinan, Assistant Director

Greene Lamp, Inc. (Charter Member since 7/26/93) 110-A Southeast First Street, Snow Hill, NC 28580, 252-747-8146, fax 252-747-4339, [email protected] Primary Field: Families Budget Range: $2,000,000 to $4,999,999 People: Ida Whitfield, Executive Director; Mary Anne Cowley; Beverly Krodel; Brenda Outlaw

N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits 79 G Greensboro Cerebral Palsy Association, Inc. (Charter Member since 4/26/93) 3205 E. Wendover Avenue, Greensboro, NC 27405,336-621-9220, fax 336-621-1922 Primary Field: Specific Diseases and Disorders Purpose: To educate and treat multi-handicapped children birth to 21 housed at Gateway Education Center. Budget Range: $750,000 to $999,999 People: Dale J. Metz, Executive Director ([email protected]);Sarah Beale, President; Patty Fagin; James Wilson

Greensboro Chamber Foundation (Member since 9/30/98) 342 N. Elm Street, Greensboro, NC 27401,336-275-8675, fax 336-275-4450, www.greensboro.org Primary Field: Community and Economic Development and Community Action Purpose: To foster and promote responsible and diverse leadership and thereby strengthen and transform our community. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Denise E. Maleska, Manager, Leadership Programs ([email protected])

Greensboro Education and Development Council, Inc. (Member since 2/20/96) P.O. Box 21906, Greensboro, NC 27420-1906,336-271-8124,fax 336-271-8155, [email protected] Primary Field: Human Services: Multi-Purpose and Other Purpose: To focus in the areas of leadership development, academic enrichment, and male mentoring to assist minorities and to help stabilize and enhance programs for at-risk youth. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Mildred Powell, Executive Director; Mazie B. Fergson, President, Board of Directors; Scott P. Hummel, Treasurer of the Board of Directors

Greensboro Housing Coalition, Inc. (Member since 4/3/95) 1312 Lexington Avenue, Greensboro, NC 27403,336-691-9521, fax 336-378-661 1 Primary Field: Housing, Shelter, and Related Purpose: To advocate for the creation of affordable housing and prevent homelessness. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Caralether (Lee) Nesmith, Executive Director; Revonda Madison

Greensboro Housing Development Partnership, Inc. (Member since 9/6/95) P.O. Box 3 136, Greensboro, NC 27402-3136, 336-373-2109, fax 336-373-2153, [email protected] Primary Field: Housing, Shelter, and Related Purpose: To promote housing opportunities and home ownership for low- and moderate-income persons. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Linda Wilson, Vice President; Rhonda Enoch, Housing Counselor

Greensboro Music Academy (Member since 9/16/93) 1327 Beaman Place, Greensboro, NC 27408-8723, 336-379-8748, fax 336-378-6896, www.greensboromusicacademy.org Primary Field: Arts, Culture, and Related Purpose: To help individuals of all ages and socio-economic backgrounds seek growth through music. Budget Range: $500,000 to $749,999 People: Jane Whichard, Executive Director; Pamela Carrington-Holder, Director of Development; Angela Moore, Board Chair

Greensboro Urban Ministry (Founding Member since 7/17/92) 305 W. Lee Street, Greensboro, NC 27406-1240, 336-271-5959, fax 336-271-5920, [email protected], www.greensboro.com/gum Primary Field: Religion-Related Purpose: To express God's love to people in need in the Greater Greensboro area. Budget Range: $2,000,000 to $4,999,999 People: Michael Aiken, Executive Director ([email protected]); Bruce Ashley, Attorney; Sally Cone, Chairperson; Maureen Musci, Director of Finance; Nathan Witherspoon, Associate Executive Director

Greenville Community Shelters, Inc. (Member since 9/24/98) P.O. Box 687, Greenville, NC 27835-0687, 252-752-0829, fax 252-752-8766 Primary Field: Housing, Shelter, and Related Purpose: To provide services to the homeless poor of Pitt County, through emergency shelter and transitional housing facilities. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Lynne F. James, Executive Director

80 N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits G Grier Heights Economic Foundation, Inc. (Member since 1/16/96) 3100 Leroy Street, Charlotte, NC 28205,704-375-9566, fax 704-375-661 1 Primary Field: Housing, Shelter, and Related Purpose: To provide housing for low- to moderate-income families and individuals. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: George Wallace, Executive Director; Beverly Baker, Administrative Assistant

Group Homes for the Autistic, Inc. (Member since 1/14/94) 1519 E. Main Street, Albemarle, NC 28001, 704-982-9600, fax 704-982-8155 Primary Field: Specific Diseases and Disorders Purpose: To provide residential, day treatment, and vocational services to children and adults with autism. Budget Range: $2,000,000 to $4,999,999 People: Dawn Harwood Allen, Executive Director

A Growing Place, Inc. (Member since 7/21/95) P.O. Box 52085, Raleigh, NC 27612,919-685-8373, [email protected] Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To provide a transitional school for homeless children. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Karen Nyreen, Community Coordinator; John Anthony, AGP President

Guilford Day School (Member since 9/18/97) 3310 Horse Pen Creek Road, Greensboro, NC 27410,336-286-5627, fax 336-282-2048 Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To educate learning disabledhttention disorder students. Budget Range: $1,000,000 to $1,999,999 People: Rita Ledford, Co-FoundedDirector of Development; Kimberly Prejean, Accountant

Guilford Native American Association, Inc. (Member since 2/1/94) P.O. Box 5623, Greensboro, NC 27435-5623,336-273-8686, fax 336-272-2925 Primary Field: Human Services: Multi-Purpose and Other Purpose: To provide multi-services to Native Americans: economic development, housing, day care, cultural arts, social services, and education. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Kathy Locklear, Executive Director; Frances S. Lowry, Chair, Board of Directors; Tonya Steele Morris

N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits 81 H Habitat for Humanity of Charlotte, Inc. (Member since 11/24/97) P.O. Box 34397, Charlotte, NC 28234,704-376-2054, fax 704-342-1797 Primary Field: Housing, Shelter, and Related Purpose: To provide and sell affordable housing to low income families. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Bert Green, Executive Director (bgreen4739@aoLcom); Jerry Beiersdorf; Judith Smith, Director of Development (jmsmithl [email protected])

Habitat for Humanity of Forsyth County (Member since 1/19/96) 339 Witt Street, Winston-Salem, NC 27103, 336-765-8854, fax 336-765-2398 Primary Field: Housing, Shelter, and Related Purpose: To provide decent, affordable housing to low-income families. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Kay D. Lord, Executive Director ([email protected]); Patti Hoffman, Director of Development (patti-hoffman@ habitat.org)

Habitat for Humanity of High Point, Archdale and Trinity, Inc. (Member since 3/3/97) P.O. Box 6675, High Point, NC 27262-6675, 336-887-8388, fax 336-887-4454, [email protected] Primary Field: Housing, Shelter, and Related Purpose: To eliminate substandard housing in the Greater High Point area. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Joseph W. Abernethy, Executive Director; John M. Millard, Chairman

Habitat for Humanity of Orange County (Founding Member since 1/6/93) P.O. Box 459, Hillsborough, NC 27278-0459,919-732-6767, fax 919-732-2337, [email protected] Primary Field: Housing, Shelter, and Related Purpose: To provide decent, low-cost housing for families currently living in substandard housing. Budget Range: $500,000 to $749,999 People: Susan Levy, Executive Director

Halifax County Community Development Corporation (Member since 7/28/97) P.O. Box 546, Roanoke Rapids, NC 27870,252-537-5472, fax 252-308-9672 Primary Field: Community and Economic Development and Community Action Purpose: To combat community deterioration, poverty, racial discrimination, and prejudice to reduce neighborhood tensions; to relieve the poor, distressed, and underprivileged; to participate in residential rehabilitation and commerce area revitalization; to develop health, social, recreation, and cultural facilities; and to provide other social services and counseling. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Zelma Hillsman, Executive Director

Halifax-Warren Smart Start Partnership for Children (Member since 5/3 1/94) P.O. Box 402, Halifax, NC 27839,252-583-1304, fax 252-583-1217, [email protected] Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To administer and coordinate services for children 0-5 and their families in order to ensure that the children enter school healthy and ready to succeed. Budget Range: $1,000,000 to $1,999,999 People: Magda Baligh, Executive Director; Nathan Hawes, Board Chair

Haliwa-Saponi Tribe, Inc. (Founding Member since 10/28/92) P.O. Box 99, Hollister, NC 27844, 252-586-4017, fax 252-586-3918 Primary Field: Human Services: Multi-Purpose and Other Budget Range: $1,000,000 to $1,999,999 People: Barry Richardson, Executive Director; John Hedgepeth, Council Chairman; James Rudd, Vice Chair

HandMade in America (Member since 7/19/95) P.O. Box 2089, Asheville, NC 28802, 828-252-0121, fax 828-252-0388, [email protected], www.wnccrafts.org Primary Field: Community and Economic Development and Community Action Purpose: To celebrate the hand and the handmade, to nuture the creation of traditional and contemporary craft, to revere and protect our resources, and to preserve and enrich the spiritual, cultural, and community life of our region. Budget Range: $150,000 to $199,999 People: Rebecca C. Anderson, Executive Director; Sassi McClellan, Director of Operations

82 N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits H James G. Hanes Memorial FundRoundation (Member since 2/26/99) P.O. Box 25867, Winston-Salem, NC 271 14,336-659-2216 Primary Field: Philanthropy, Workplace Giving, Volunteerism, Nonprofit Sector Budget Range: No Budget Information People: Eldridge C. Hanes, President

Hannah's Place, Inc. (Member since 9/30/94) P.O. Box 1392, Roanoke Rapids, NC 27870,252-537-2882, fax 252-308-9781 Primary Field: Women, Domestic Violence, and Sexual Assault Purpose: To provide services related to domestic violence and sexual assault. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Diane T. Elliott, Executive Director; Ginny Orvedahl, Board Chair

Harbor, Inc. (Member since 1/23/95) P.O. Box 1903, Smithfield, NC 27577,919-938-3566, fax 919-938-4155, [email protected] Primary Field: Women, Domestic Violence, and Sexual Assault Purpose: To provide crisis intervention and shelter for victims of domestic violence, rape, and sexual assault. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Keri Christensen, Executive Director; Vanessa Satterfield

Haven House Services (Charter Member since 6/28/93) 401 E. Whitaker Mill Road, Raleigh, NC 27608,919-856-6368, fax 919-856-6369 Primary Field: Families Purpose: To serve troubled, homeless and at-risk youth and their families through a variety of community based services. Budget Range: $1,000,000 to $1,999,999 People: Michael J. Rieder, Executive Director

Haven In Lee County, Inc. (Charter Member since 3/8/93) P.O. Box 3191, Sanford, NC 27331-3191, 919-774-8923, fax 919-775-71 14, haven1 @wave-net.net, www.suresite.com/nc/h/haven Primary Field: Women, Domestic Violence, and Sexual Assault Purpose: To help hurting people heal from abuse as we work to prevent domestic violence and sexual assault through community education and intervention. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Susan S. King, Executive Director; Lydia Baldwin, Shelter Director (haven:[email protected]); Lisa Edwards, Special Projects Coordinator (havenfunds @aol.com)

Haywood County Literacy Council (Charter Member since 1/21/93) P.O. Box 36, Waynesville, NC 28786, 828-452-1695, fax 704-451-6746, [email protected] Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To promote literacy in Haywood County and provide free one-on-one tutoring in reading to people of all ages. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Nan Loyer, Executive Director; Edna Wagschal, President

The Healing Center (Member since 4/21/97) 3 12 Fairground Road, East Bend, NC 27018-7898, 336-699-3656, fax 336-699-2830, [email protected] Primary Field: General Health, Rehabilitation, Hospitals, Hospices, and Other Purpose: To make alternative medicine available to all who choose such regardless of their ability to pay. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Peggy Harrison, President

The Healing Place, Inc. (Member since 7/3/95) P.O. Box 2461, Hendersonville, NC 28793, 828-692-0495, fax 828-692-0433 Primary Field: Crisis Assistance Purpose: To assist victims of sexual assault and child abuse and to increase prevention through community education. Budget Range: $150,000 to $199,999 People: Terri Wallace, Executive Director

Healing With CAARE, Inc. (Member since 12/9/98) 400 Crutchfield Street, P.O. Box 15567, Durham, NC 27704,919-477-4517, fax 919-477-6366 Primary Field: General Health, Rehabilitation, Hospitals, Hospices, and Other Purpose: To provide HIV prevention case management to provide health educatiodrisk reduction sessions. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Sharon Elliott-Bynum, Executive Director

N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits 83 H Healthy Mothers, Healthy Babies Coalition of Wake County (Charter Member since 3/2/93) P.O. Box 14669, Raleigh, NC 27620-4669,919-250-4623, fax 919-250-1572 Primary Field: General Health, Rehabilitation, Hospitals, Hospices, and Other Purpose: To bring all sectors of the community together to reduce infant mortality and morbidity and promote the health and well being of families. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Laura Oberkircher, Executive Director ([email protected])

The Jesse Helms Center Foundation (Charter Member since 4/23/93) P.O. Box 247, Wingate, NC 28174,704-233-1776, fax 704-233-1787 Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To serve as the official repository of Senator Helms' papers and related materials for the use and benefit of students and others interested in American government and public policy. Budget Range: $150,000 to $199,999 People: Wanda Broome Goodwin, Business Manager ([email protected]); John R. Dodd, President ([email protected]); Jonathan R. Thomas, Director of Programs ([email protected])

Help Make A Difference Foundation, Inc. (Member since 12/5/96) P.O. Box 414, Louisburg, NC 27549,919-497-0027, fax 919-497-5916 Primary Field: Human Services: Multi-Purpose and Other Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Lorenzo N. Peterson, President; Carita P. Johnson, Director

HELP, Incorporated: Center Against Violence (Member since 8/15/95) P.O. Box 16, Wentworth, NC 27375, 336-342-3331, fax 336-342-6377, [email protected] Primary Field: Women, Domestic Violence, and Sexual Assault Purpose: To improve the quality of life €or victims of domestic abuse and sexual assault by providing 24-hour emergency response, a safe shelter, counseling, education, and advocacy support through law enforcement, hospitals, and the court system. Budget Range: $150,000 to $199,999 People: Cynthia Pugh, Executive Director; Angie Boles, Director of Client Services

A Helping Hand (Member since 4/9/96) P.O. Box 3234, Chapel Hill, NC 27515,919-969-71 11, fax 919-933-9233, [email protected] Primary Field: Aging Purpose: To provide homemaker services, including transportation, for the elderly and disabled and to provide support services for caregivers. Budget Range: $150,000 to $199,999 People: Priscilla Garland; Cathy Ahrendsen, Executive Director

Helpline of Carteret County, Inc. (Member since 10/14/98) 209 N. 35th Street, Professional Court, Morehead City, NC 28557, 252-728-4460, fax 252-240-0065, [email protected] Primary Field: Crisis Assistance Purpose: To provide information, referral, crisis services and support 24 hours per day, 365 days per year through the work of trained volunteers. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Alice Salinger, Program Director; Howard Moberg, President (n/a)

Helpmate of Madison, Inc. (Member since 4/18/94) P.O. Box 457, Marshall, NC 28753, 828-649-2446, fax 828-649-3139 Primary Field: Women, Domestic Violence, and Sexual Assault Purpose: To be of assistance to battered women and their children. Budget Range: $150,000 to $199,999 People: Kathy Jacobs, Director; Cynde Bushoven, Board President

Helpmate, Inc. (Member since 3/18/94) 56 College Street, Suite 201, Asheville, NC 28801, 828-254-2968, fax 828-254-0720 ~ Primary Field: Women, Domestic Violence, and Sexual Assault Purpose: To serve victims of domestic violence through emergency safe shelter, advocacy, counseling, 24-hour crisis line, abuser ~ education, community education, and specialized in-shelter children's programming. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 ___ People: Sharon Robbins, Executive Director; Margaret Kurtz, Financial Administrator; Rhonda Wellmon, Shelter Manager

84 N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits William Max Hemphill Foundation, Inc. (Member since 1/17/95) P.O. Box 8278, Morganton, NC 28680-8278,828-438-6026, fax 828-430-7001 Primary Field: Specific Diseases and Disorders Purpose: To help the handicapped and developmentally disabled. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Wayne Williams ([email protected]); Larry Kennedy, Housing Coordinator ([email protected])

Heritage Hills Mature Life Development Center, Inc. (Member since 6/25/99) 26 Ridgeway Street, Room 11 1, Sylva, NC 28779, 828-631-0433, fax 828-586-1951, www.main.nc.us/jackson/hhdir.htm Primary Field: Aging Purpose: To develop a mature life campus with a variety of social, educational, recreational, and cultural life enrichment activities in Jackson County for persons 50 or older. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: AI Bouchard, President (bouchard @main.nc.us)

Hertford County Partnership for Children, Inc. (Member since 4/14/94) P.O. Box 504, Murfreesboro, NC 27855, 252-398-4124, fax 252-398-3965, [email protected] Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To assist all Hertford County children 0-5 to be ready to learn and healthy when they begin school. Budget Range: $750,000 to $999,999 People: Cynthia Schade, Executive Director; Valerie Hiatt, President; Patricia Magette; Connie Piland

Hezekiah Alexander Foundation, Inc. (Member since 1/12/98) 3500 Shamrock Drive, Charlotte, NC 28215,704-568-1774, fax 704-566-1817, [email protected] Primary Field: History, Humanities, and Related Purpose: To operate the Charlotte Museum of History and Hezekiah Alexander Homesite (c. 1774). Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Kristina Carmichael, Assistant Director; Judy Harrison-Barry, Board Member; Van Weatherspoon, Board Member

Hickory Museum Of Art Inc. (Member since 6/17/97) P.O. Box 2572, Hickory, NC 28603,828-327-8576, fax 828-327-7281 Primary Field: Arts, Culture, and Related Purpose: To collect, preserve, exhibit, and interpret historic and contemporary visual art. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Arnold Cogswell, Jr, Executive Director; Louise Brezin, President, Board of Trustees

Hickory Soup Kitchen, Inc. (Member since 4/13/95) P.O. Box 1431, Hickory, NC 28603,828-327-0168 Primary Field: Food, Nutrition, Agriculture Purpose: To feed the hungry of our community a daily meal and to provide them with a cost-free medical clinic. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Pat Pearce, President

High Country United Way (Member since 10/4/95) P.O. Box 247, Boone, NC 28607, 828-265-21 11, fax 828-262-4805, [email protected], www.main.nc.us/HCUW Primary Field: Philanthropy, Workplace Giving, Volunteerism, Nonprofit Sector Purpose: To develop human and financial resources to improve the quality of life in the High Country. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Patricia Trathen, Executive Director; Debbie Ragsdale, Chair, Board of Directors

High Expectations Inc. (Member since 3/30/99) 207-67 Loft Lane, Raleigh, NC 27609,919-846-5746 Primary Field: Housing, Shelter, and Related Purpose: To provide a home for single mothers ages 15-19 years old with children (no more than 2) and provide programs that will stimulate moral support. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Rosary W. Gross, Founder/Executive Director; Pamela F. Holt, Secretary/Treasurer

High Point Childwatch, Inc. (Member since 7/15/96) P.O. Box 6654, High Point, NC 27262, 336-887-8416, fax 336-883-9651, [email protected] Primary Field: Crisis Assistance Purpose: To prevent child abuse and therefore break the cycle of abuse. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Cheryl Bolick, Executive Director; Karen Hipp, Chairman; Marcella McInnis, Assistant Chairman

N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits 85 H High Point University, Southeast Center for Organizational Leadership (Member since 7/14/98) High Point University, 901 North Avenue, High Point, NC 27262-4207, 336-841-9242, fax 336-841-4601 Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To educate cross culturally diverse groups and individuals in order to help them become more effective and efficient human service providers. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: W. Patrick Haun, CEO ([email protected])

Hilltop Home (Founding Member since 12/1/92) 3006 New Bern Avenue, Raleigh, NC 27610,919-231-8315, fax 919-231-8318 Primary Field: Specific Diseases and Disorders ~ Purpose: To provide a residential facility for severely mentally retarded young children with medical problems. Budget Range: $1,000,000 to $1,999,999 People: Etherlene C. Pearce, Director; Audrey Black; Robert V. Bode; Tim Clancy; Carol Thornhill

Historic Hope Foundation, Inc. (Member since 12/2/97) 132 Hope House Road, Windsor, NC 27983, 252-794-3 140, fax 252-794-5583, [email protected], www.albemarle- nc.com/hope/ Primary Field: History, Humanities, and Related Purpose: To provide educational, cultural and recreational benefits for the public by the preservation, maintenance, and the administration of Historic Hope Foundation. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: LuAnn Joyner, Administrator; Clara Bell, Board President

Historic Wilmington Foundation, Inc. (Member since 9/20/93) P.O. Box 1505, Wilmington, NC 28402-1505,910-762-2511, fax 910-762-1551, www.historicwilmington.org Primary Field: History, Humanities, and Related Purpose: To preserve properties with architectural and historic value in Wilmington and New Hanover County. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Elizabeth Buxton, Executive Director ([email protected]); Jo Kroes Randell, Development Director (jrandell @isaac.net)

HIV/AIDS Council of Chatham (Member since 9/5/95) P.O. Box 297, Pittsboro, NC 27312,919-542-7060, fax 919-542-6414 Primary Field: Specific Diseases and Disorders Purpose: To provide support and care to those living with HIV/AIDS, and to provide prevention education to Chatham County residents. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Holly Harding Baddour, Executive Director ([email protected]); Sarah Butzen, Board President

Hoke County Partnership for Children and Families (Member since 12/1/97) P.O. Box 1209, Raeford, NC 28376,910-904-5452, fax 910-904-5654, [email protected] Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To assist parents of children in Hoke County to access services needed for their children including health, educational, and family support. Budget Range: $150,000 to $199,999 People: Claudia Anderson, Executive Director; Jean Brewer, President, Board of Directors; L.E. McLaughlin, Jr., Vice President, Board of Directors

Holy Angels, Inc. (Founding Member since 1/5/93) P.O. Box 710, Belmont, NC 28012,704-825-4161, fax 704-825-0553 Primary Field: Human Services: Multi-Purpose and Other Purpose: To provide children and adults with dignified and empowering opportunities for living with special emphasis on those individuals with varying degrees of mental retardation who may also have multiple disabilities in a positive environment of spiritual, physical, educational, social and emotional support. Budget Range: $5,000,000 or more People: Regina P. Moody, PresidentKEO ([email protected]); Elena Benedict, Assistant Director (elenab @ holyangelsnc.org); Lynne Reyburn, Foundation Director ([email protected]); Amy Roberts, Finance Director ([email protected]); Ann Watts, Human Resource Director (annw @holyangelsnc.org)

86 N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits Holy Ground, Inc. (Member since 2/23/98) 18 Orange Street, Asheville, NC 28801, 828-236-0222, fax 828-236-0222, [email protected], [email protected] Primary Field: Religion-Related Purpose: To bring people together to explore the Holy and to seek justice. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Sandra Smith, Board Co-Chair; Dorri Sherrill, Board Co-Chair

The Home Care Connection, Inc. (Member since 11/27/95) 288 Fearrington Post, Pittsboro, NC 27312,919-542-6877, fax 919-542-6877 Primary Field: General Health, Rehabilitation, Hospitals, Hospices, and Other Purpose: To provide a nurse coordinator to the village of Fearrington. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: David Klein, President; Arthur M. Lebo, Treasurer

Hope Haven, Inc. (Charter Member since 6/21/93) 3815 N. Tryon Street, Charlotte, NC 28206-2060, 704-372-8809, fax 704-376-01 13 Primary Field: Mental Health, Substance Abuse, and Related Purpose: To provide quality residential aftercare for men, women, and families recovering from alcoholism and chemical dependency. Budget Range: $1,000,000 to $1,999,999 People: Alice Harrison, Executive Director (aliceharrison @mindspring.com); Henry Bostic ([email protected]); Development Director; Flay Lee

HopeLine, Inc. (Charter Member since 6/23/93) P.O. Box 10490, Raleigh, NC 27605-0490,919-832-3326, fax 919-832-3123, [email protected] Primary Field: Crisis Assistance Purpose: To offer caring, non-judgmental listening and resource information in an effort to improve the overall well-being of people in the community. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Stephanie Moore, Interim Executive Director; Joyce Baffi, Treasurer ([email protected]); Stephan Kiefer, Board President ([email protected])

Horse Feathers of North Carolina, Inc. (Member since 7/8/99) 326 E. Sprague Street, Winston-Salem, NC 27127, 336-727-1376 Primary Field: Recreation and Sports Purpose: To provide individuals with disabilities access to the healing power of horses. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Susan Crisp, PresidentKhairwoman horsePOWER, Inc. (Member since 10/13/97) 8001 Leabourne Road, Colfax, NC 27235,336-931-1424, fax 336-93111425 Primary Field: Recreation and Sports Purpose: To provide horseback riding to handicapped children and adults. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Jan Emerine, Director ([email protected]); Esther Payne, Secretary

Hospice and Home Care of Alexander County, Inc. (Member since 10/24/94) 50 Lucy Echerd Lane, Taylorsville, NC 2868 1, 828-632-5026, fax 828-632-3707 Primary Field: General Health, Rehabilitation, Hospitals, Hospices, and Other Purpose: To provide care to the terminally ill and their families. Budget Range: $750,000 to $999,999 People: Ruth Jarrell, Executive Director; Margaret Gwaltney, President, Board of Directors

Hospice at Greensboro, Inc. (Founding Member since 1/4/93) 2500 Summit Avenue, Greensboro, NC 27405,336-621-2500, fax 336-621-4516 Primary Field: General Health, Rehabilitation, Hospitals, Hospices, and Other Purpose: To provide compassionate, quality care for persons with a life-threatening illness, and and for their families by providing physical, emotional, and spiritual support to enhance the quality of life for patients, and to serve as a resource for the community in the areas of bereavement support and adjustment to loss. Budget Range: $5,000,000 or More People: Pamela M. Barrett, Executive Director ([email protected]); Jane Gibson, Director of Development and Community Relations (jgibson @ hospicegso.org); Sandy Leonard, Volunteer Services Manager ([email protected]); Caroline Martin, Admissions and Nursing Services ([email protected]); Rich Wallace, Chief Financial Officer ([email protected])

N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits 87 H Hospice for the Carolinas, Inc. (Founding Member since 7/1/92) 1011 Dresser Court, Raleigh, NC 27609-7323,919-878-1717, fax 919-878-0191, www.hospice-nc-sc.org Primary Field: General Health, Rehabilitation, Hospitals, Hospices, and Other Purpose: To improve hospice, palliative, and end-of-life care, promoting recognition of the dying process and death as a natural part of life. Budget Range: $500,000 to $749,999 People: Judi Lund Person, President and CEO ([email protected]); Tamra West, Director of S.C. Operations ([email protected])

Hospice of McDowell County, Inc. (Member since 10/28/94) 116 North Logan Street, Marion, NC 28752, 828-652-1318, fax 828-659-163 1, [email protected] Primary Field: General Health, Rehabilitation, Hospitals, Hospices, and Other Purpose: To serve the needs of the terminally ill and their families. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Mark A. Wise, Executive Director; Terri Ellis, Treasurer; Richard Wood, President

Hospice of Rockingham County, Inc. (Charter Member since 4/26/93) P.O. Box 281, Wentworth, NC 27375, 336-427-9022, fax 336-427-9030, [email protected] Primary Field: General Health, Rehabilitation, Hospitals, Hospices, and Other Purpose: To provide assistance, support, and comfort to dying patients and their families. Budget Range: $1,000,000 to $1,999,999 People: Rowena Sewell, Executive Director; Flavel Collins, Community Relations Coordinator; Leandra McGuire, Nursing Supervisor

Hospice of Rutherford County, Inc. (Member since 6/22/94) P.O. Box 336, Forest City, NC 28043, 828-245-0095, fax 828-248-1035 Primary Field: General Health, Rehabilitation, Hospitals, Hospices, and Other Purpose: To provide compassionate, family-centered care which provides physical, emotional, and spiritual care to persons with life limiting illnesses. Budget Range: $1,000,000 to $1,999,999 People: Rita Burch, Executive Director; Gloria Brown, Transitions Coordinator; Kim Henson, Volunteer Coordinator; Heidi Owen, Director of Development; Vernon Tarlton, President, Board of Directors

Hospice of Winston-SalemForsyth County, Inc. (Charter Member since 7/15/93) 1100-C S. Stratford Road, Winston-Salem, NC 27103, 336-768-3972, fax 336-659-0461 Primary Field: General Health, Rehabilitation, Hospitals, Hospices, and Other Purpose: To provide quality medical, emotional, spiritual, and social support to patients and families who face any life-limiting illness, regardless of diagnosis or ability to pay. Budget Range: $2,000,000 to $4,999,999 People: JoAnn Davis, Chief Executive Officer ([email protected]); Chris Dellinger, Executive Assistant; Elaine Hagley, Director of Operations; Lisa Holleman, Director of Community Services; Emmalee Hughes, Director of Development

Hospitality House of Asheville, Inc. (Founding Member since 10/13/92) 222 South French Broad Avenue, Asheville, NC 28801,828-258-1695, fax 828-253-5747, [email protected] Primary Field: Human Services: Multi-Purpose and Other Purpose: To work with people to break the cycle of homelessness. Budget Range: $150,000 to $199,999 People: Arenda Manning, Financial Coordinator ([email protected]); Martha Are, Executive Director

Hospitality House of Charlotte (Member since 11/19/97) P.O. Box 36891, Charlotte, NC 28236,704-384-6058, fax 704-384-6146 Primary Field: Housing, Shelter, and Related Purpose: To house family members of out-of-town hospitalized patients. Budget Range: $150,000 to $199,999 People: Hope Parrott, Executive Director; Dottie Davis; Anne Shoaf, Administrative Assistant

Hot Springs Health Program, Inc. (Member since 10/26/94) P.O. Box 910, Mars Hill, NC 28754, 828-689-3491, fax 828-689-3496 Primary Field: General Health, Rehabilitation, Hospitals, Hospices, and Other ~

Budget Range: $5,000,000or More ~ People: John Estes, Executive Director ([email protected]); Pam Gregg, Fundraising Director; Jerry Plemmons, Board of Directors; Teresa B. Strom, CFO

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88 N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits House of Hope of North Carolina (Member since 7/18/96) 408 Covered Bridge Road, Clayton, NC 27520,919-550-8181, fax 919-550-8377 Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To reconcile troubled and hurting teens with their families through training and counseling. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Lynn Dixon, President; Greg Hicks, Board Chairman

House of Mercy, Inc. (Charter Member since 2/8/93) P.O. Box 808, Belmont, NC 28012,704-825-471 1, fax 704-825-9976, [email protected] Primary Field: Specific Diseases and Disorders Purpose: To provide residential services to persons in the acute stages of AIDS who might otherwise be homeless. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Stan Patterson, PresidentKEO; Fritts Biesecker, SecretaryfT'reasurer; Sal Schifano, Chair

Housing for New Hope, Inc. (Charter Member since 2/8/93) P.O. Box 11867, Durham, NC 27703,919-682-3777, fax 919-682-8674 Primary Field: Housing, Shelter, and Related Purpose: To develop and operate transitional and supportive housing programs for the homeless and others with special housing needs. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Terry Allebaugh, Executive Director (TeeBaugh3 @aol.com); Roger Hart, Financial Officer ([email protected]); Kay Wellemeyer

Housing Partnership of Winston-SalendForsyth County, Inc. (Member since 5/9/97) P.O. Box 20335, Winston-Salem, NC 27120, 336-725-8704, fax 336-725-8705, [email protected] Primary Field: Housing, Shelter, and Related Purpose: To develop affordable housing. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Jane Milner, President; Ohia Gaddy, Administrative Assistant

The Howard Perry and Walston Foundation (Member since 7/7/99) 41 12 Blue Ridge Road, Raleigh, NC 27612,919-782-5600, fax 919-783-0094 Primary Field: Philanthropy, Workplace Giving, Volunteerism, Nonprofit Sector Purpose: To create funding initiatives and provide charitable contributions to a wide array of nonprofit organizations in the communities we serve. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: David Jones, CFO ([email protected]); John Tyrrell, Operations Manager (tyrrellj @hpw.com)

Hugh Chatham Memorial Hospital Foundation (Member since 1 1/5/98) P.O. Box 560, Elkin, NC 28621, 336-527-7457, fax 336-835-9263, [email protected] Primary Field: General Health, Rehabilitation, Hospitals, Hospices, and Other Purpose: To suport Hugh Chatham Memorial Hospital. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Jeannette Hendrick, Executive Director

Human Service Alliance/University for Human Goodness (Member since 3/16/99) 3983 Old Greensboro Road, Winston-Salem, NC 27101, 336-761-8745, fax 336-722-7882, [email protected], [email protected] Primary Field: Human Services: Multi-Purpose and Other Purpose: To create a variety of opportunities for individuals to put their good will into action and to research, document, demonstrate, and disseminate effective practices in the fields of voluntary service. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Joseph E. Kilpatrick, President; Joanna White, Assistant Center Coordinator

The Human Services Institute (Founding Member since 11/2/92) 5606 W. Friendly Avenue, Greensboro, NC 27410-4240,336-294-6828, fax 336-299-2641 Primary Field: Human Services: Multi-Purpose and Other Purpose: To help communities meet human need. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Chris Troxler, President; Robert Wilkins, Chair, Board of Directors

N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits 89 H The Humane Society of Guilford County, Inc. (Charter Member since 3/30/93) P.O. Box 18105, Greensboro, NC 27419,336-299-3060, fax 336-299-6072, [email protected], www.greensboro.com/humanesociety Primary Field: Animal Welfare and Animal Related Purpose: To promote the welfare of animals through the prevention of cruelty to animals and the promotion of humane education and spaylneuter. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Leslie Davis, President

Humane Society of Jackson County (Member since 8/5/99) P.O. Box 1966, Sylva, NC 28779, 828-586-4858, fax 828-586-4817, [email protected], www.a-r-f.org ~ Primary Field: Animal Welfare and Animal Related Purpose: To provide foster homes for abandoned dogs and cats, sponsor a pet adoption program, rescue sick and injured animals and work to educate the public about pet spaying and neutering. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Karen Martar, Treasurer; Holly Boyd, Vice Secretary

90 N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits Imagination Station (Member since 5/11/98) P.O. Box 2127, Wilson, NC 27894-2127,252-291-5113, fax 252-291-2968, [email protected], www.imaginescience.org Primary Field: Science and Technology Purpose: To provide a hands-on learning environment about science and technology to the people of eastern North Carolina. Budget Range: $500,000 to $749,999 People: Todd Boyette, Director ([email protected]); Rob Keller, Board of Trustees

Imagine (Member since 6/18/99) 1032 Altice Drive, Raleigh, NC 27603, 919-779-3487, fax 919-779-3491, [email protected] Primary Field: General Health, Rehabilitation, Hospitals, Hospices, and Other Purpose: To provide increased mobility and independence through equipment and information. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Holly Woodard, PresidentlDirector

Independent Animal Rescue, Inc. (Member since 10/15/98) P.O. Box 1292, Hillsborough, NC 27278,919-644-2121, fax 919-644-2121, [email protected], www.animalrescue.net Primary Field: Animal Welfare and Animal Related Purpose: To rescue stray, abandoned and abused companion animals. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Leslie J. Mann, President; Jennifer Strom, Member, Board of Directors

InfantiToddler Center of First Baptist Church Incorporated (Member since 9/22/95) 99 N. Salisbury Street, Raleigh, NC 27603,919-832-4650, fax 919-832-6726 Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To provide day care for infants and toddlers from all socioeconomic backgrounds. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Brenda J. Lytle, Director

INROADS/Charlotte, Inc. (Member since 10/11/94) 212 S. Tryon, Suite 480, Charlotte, NC 28281,704-334-5006, fax 704-334-9389 Primary Field: Employment, Jobs, and Related Purpose: To provide an internship opportunity for minority students. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Sonia Ellis-Taylor, Vice President (staylor@inroadsincorg); Colletta Bryce, Managing Director ([email protected])

The Institute at Mars Hill College (Member since 9/19/97) Mars Hill College, Mars Hill, NC 28754, 828-689-1449, fax 828-689-1478 Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To provide a range of planning services for non-profit organizations and communities. Budget Range: $500,000 to $749,999 People: Patricia Cabe, Managing Director ([email protected])

Institute For Development Training (Member since 10/7/98) 212 East Rosemary Street, Chapel Hill, NC 27514,919-967-0563, fax 919-929-2353, [email protected] Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To produce training materials in reproductive health for use in developing countries. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Charles Ausherman, Executive Directgor; Shirley Little, Board of Directors

Institute for Fatherhood Education and Training , Inc. (Member since 7/13/98) 11 15 Patterson Road, Durham, NC 27704-6526, 919-878-0901, [email protected] Primary Field: Families Purpose: To promote responsible fatherhood and family development. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Charles Recktenwald, PresidentKO0

Institute for Public Media Arts (Member since 4/11/96) 115 Market Street, Durham, NC 27701,919-688-0332, fax 919-683-3199 Primary Field: Arts, Culture, and Related Purpose: To utilize media arts as an educational tool for reflection, learning, and empowerment. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Tony Deifell, Executive Director (deifellt @aol.com); Alison Byrne Fields, Associate Director ([email protected])

N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits 91 I Institute for Southern Studies (Founding Member since 11/16/92) P.O. Box 531, Durham, NC 27702-0531, 919-419-8311, fax 919-419-8315, [email protected], www.i4south.org Primary Field: Social Action, Civil RightdLiberties, Advocacy Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Aqueelah As-Salaam, Executive Director; Cynthia Brown, Co-Chair; Debra Young, Membership Coordinator

Institute For Sustainable Cities (Member since 12/23/98) 402 Oak Avenue, Carrboro, NC 27510,919-929-6527 Primary Field: Environmental Protection, Conservation, and Related Purpose: To conduct research and education in sustainable urban development. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Kris Price, President

Institute of Cultural Affairs at Greensboro (Charter Member since 3/29/93) 591 1 Western Trail, Greensboro, NC 27410,336-605-0143, fax 336-605-9640, [email protected] Primary Field: Human Services: Multi-Purpose and Other Purpose: To release human potential in individuals, organizations, and communities through the use of methods that encourage people to participate in creating their own futures. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Elaine Stover, Co-Director; Bill Bailey (wrbailey @home.com)

Institute of Government Foundation, Inc. (Member since 10/18/96) UNC-Chapel Hill, CB#3330, Knapp Building, Chapel Hill, NC 27599-3330, 919-966-4203, fax 919-962-2370, msmi th.iog @mhs.unc.edu Primary Field: Public/Societal Benefit Purpose: To support the Institute of Government in its teaching, consulting, and publishing. Budget Range: $1,000,000 to $1,999,999 People: Michael Smith, P.E., Director ([email protected]); Bill Campbell, Professor of Law and Government ([email protected]); James Drennan, Professor of Law and Government ([email protected]); Ann Simpson, Development Director ([email protected]); Gordon Whitaker, Professor of Law and Government ([email protected])

Inter-Faith Council for Social Service (Member since 2/7/95) __ 2505 Homestead Road, Chapel Hill, NC 27514,919-932-6025, fax 919-929-8649, [email protected], www.netpath.net/-ifc/ Primary Field: Human Services: Multi-Purpose and Other Purpose: To discover, appraise and publicize the unmet human needs of individuals or groups in the community; to advocate for meeting unmet human needs; and to organize, coordinate, support and direct efforts of voluneers, staff, congregations and other community groups to meet these needs. Budget Range: $1,000,000 to $1,999,999 People: Chris Moran, Executive Director; Leila Dillon, Director of Finance and Agency Administration

Inter-Faith Food Shuttle (Charter Member since 3/1/93) 216 Lord Anson Drive, Raleigh, NC 27610-2742,919-250-0043, fax 919-250-0416, [email protected] Primary Field: Food, Nutrition, Agriculture Purpose: To solicit donations of excess prepared and perishable food from food service agencies and provide transport needed between these food donors and nonprofit agencies charged with feeding or providing food to the area's hungry, poor and homeless residents. All services are free to recipient agencies and food donors. No religious affiliation is required. The Inter-Faith Food Shuttle's Fisherman Project trains homeless people in food service skills for entry level jobs above minimum wage. Budget Range: $150,000 to $199,999 People: Jill Bullard, Executive Director; Paul R. Pope, Board President ([email protected])

Interact (Member since 8/20/93) 600 Wade Avenue, Raleigh, NC 27605,919-828-7501, fax 919-828-8304 Primary Field: Women, Domestic Violence, and Sexual Assault Purpose: To provide safety and support to victims of domestic violence and to survivors of rapehexual assault through crisis intervention, shelter, and community education. Budget Range: $1,000,000 to $1,999,999 People: Amy Holloway, Executive Director; Board Chair; Funding Chair; Treasurer

92 N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits I The Interfaith Alliance of Wake County (Member since 7/27/98) 3107 Morningside Drive, Raleigh, NC 27607, 919-781-8490, fax 919-881-1 133 Primary Field: Public/Societal Benefit Purpose: To promote harmony, trust, and understanding among all religions, races, and groups, and among all people. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Martin Jacobs, Vice President (jacobsmj @aol.com); Alan Neely ([email protected])

Interfaith Assistance Ministry (Member since 11/14/95) P.O. Box 2562, Hendersonville, NC 28793-2562, 828-697-7029, fax 828-697-7015 Primary Field: Crisis Assistance Purpose: To provide financial aid to families in crisis. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Debbra Determan, Executive Director

International Visitors Council (Founding Member since 8/14/92) P.O. Box 12843, Research Triangle Park, NC 27709,919-549-9191, fax 919-549-7348, [email protected], www.ivc-rtp.org Primary Field: International, Foreign Affairs, and Related Purpose: To promote global understanding and communication by providing citizens of the Greater Triangle Area and distinguished international visitors an opportunity to exchange ideas and information. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Stacy McArthur, Executive Director ([email protected])

IPAS (Founding Member since 12/2/92) 300 Market Street, Suite 200, Chapel Hill, NC 27516,919-967-7052, fax 919-929-0258 Primary Field: General Health, Rehabilitation, Hospitals, Hospices, and Other Purpose: To improve women's reproductive health in the developing world, primarily by addressing the problem of unsafe abortion. Budget Range: $5,000,000or More People: John W. Dorward, Executive Vice President ([email protected]); Pouru Bhiwandiwala, Board Chairperson; Ann Leonard, Executive Vice President ([email protected]); Elizabeth S. Magire, President ([email protected]); Judith Winkler, Executive Vice President (i winkler @ipas.org)

Iredell County Partnership for Young Children (Member since 6/9/97) 132 East Broad Street, Statesville, NC 28677,704-878-9980, fax 704-878-9961, [email protected] Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To build a comprehensive network of services to meet the needs of families and their children 0-5 to ensure that every child is healthy and ready to succeed when they enter school. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Vivian Hamilton, Executive Director

Iredell Museum of Arts and Heritage (Member since 8/8/96) 1335 Museum Road, Statesville, NC 28625,704-873-4734 Primary Field: Arts, Culture, and Related Purpose: To promote interest in arts, sciences, history, and nature through exhibits and programs. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Mary Bradford, Director; Alyson McCall, Board Chair

N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits 93 JAARS, Inc. (Member since 4/12/99) P.O. Box 248, Waxhaw, NC 28173,704-843-6050, fax 704-843-6355, www.jaars.org Primary Field: Religion-Related Purpose: To provide technical and logistic support for Wycliffe Bible Translators and other international mission organizations. Budget Range: $2,000,000 to $4,999,999 People: Dennis Steenwyk, Vice President of Administration ([email protected]); James S. Akovenko, Executive Director ([email protected]); Morris Carney, Director, Partnership Ministries (morris-carney @sil.org); John Harmon, Vice President of Finance (john-harmon @ sil.org); Mike Reece, Director, Public Relations ([email protected])

James Sprunt Community College Foundation (Member since 9/18/98) P.O. Box 398, Kenansville, NC 28349,910-296-2416, fax 910-296-1636 Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To provide academic scholarships to students at James Sprunt Community College. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Thomas Fife, Executive Director ([email protected]); Ken Ritt, Treasurer ([email protected])

The Janirve Foundation (Member since 2/26/99) P.O. Box 3276, Asheville, NC 28802, 828-258-1877, fax 828-258-1837 Primary Field: Philanthropy, Workplace Giving, Volunteerism, Nonprofit Sector Purpose: A private charitable foundation. Budget Range: $500,000 to $749,999 People: Met R. Poston, Chairman; Eve Cruitt, Administrative Assistant

John C. Campbell Folk School (Charter Member since 7/12/93) One Folk School Road, Brasstown, NC 28902, 828-837-2775, fax 828-837-8637, jccfs @grove.net, http://www.grove.net/-jccfsl Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To encourage individual talent and community life through the development of creative expression and learning by doing. Budget Range: $1,000,000 to $1,999,999 People: Jan Davidson, Director ([email protected]); Ruth Truett, Instruction Manager ([email protected])

Johnston County Education Foundation (Member since 11/8/93) P.O. Box 1075, Smithfield, NC 27577- 1075,919-934-7977,fax 9 19-934- 1537, www .jcedfoundation.org Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To enhance the public school educational experience of students within Johnston County through the prudent use of resources and through programs which foster creativity, innovation, and involvement. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Lorine Davis, Executive Director ([email protected]); Bill Sharek, President ([email protected])

Joint Orange-Chatham Community Action, Inc. (JOCCA) (Founding Member since 8/2/92) 35 Chatham Street West, P.O. Box 27, Pittsboro, NC 273 12, 919-542-4781, fax 919-542-0563, [email protected] Primary Field: Community and Economic Development and Community Action Purpose: To help low-income individuals, families and communities improve the quality of everyday life by working to change or eliminate the economic, social, political and insitutional constraints that impair their life chances and opportunities. Budget Range: $1,000,000 to $1,999,999 People: Gloria M. Williams, Executive Director

John M. Jordan Foundation (Member since 8/5/93) P.O. Box 128, Saxapahaw, NC 27340,336-376-3132, fax 336-376-3522 Primary Field: Crisis Assistance Purpose: To carry out the intent of Matthew 25:35-45 in the six-church area of Saxapahaw, North Carolina Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: John M. Jordan, President

Junior Achievement of Northwest North Carolina (Member since 1 1/13/97) P.O. Box 5175, Winston-Salem, NC 271 13, 336-727-2040, fax 336-748-3 148, www.ja.org Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To provide economic education programs to students. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Dawn I. Martin, President ([email protected]); Julia N. Spinnett, Development Manager ([email protected])

94 N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits J Junior League of Asheville, Inc. (Founding Member since 12/21/92) P.O. Box 7315, Asheville, NC 28802-7315, 828-254-5608, fax 828-254-5355 Primary Field: Philanthropy, Workplace Giving, Volunteerism, Nonprofit Sector Purpose: To promote voluntarism and improve our community through the effective action and leadership of trained volunteers. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Crystal Craft, President; Libby Hodan, President-Elect

Junior League of Durham and Orange Counties, Inc. (Founding Member since 9/9/92) 900 S. Duke Street, Durham, NC 27707, 919-682-0449, fax 919-682-7143, [email protected] Primary Field: Philanthropy, Workplace Giving, Volunteerism, Nonprofit Sector Purpose: To promote volunteerism and improve the community through effective action and leadership of trained women volunteers. Purpose is exclusively educational and charitable. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Lindy C. Faison, President ([email protected]); Susan C. Vann, President-Elect

Junior League of Fayetteville (Charter Member since 7/16/93) 2605 Ft. Bragg Road, Fayetteville, NC 28303, 910-323-5509, fax 910-323-8486, [email protected] Primary Field: Philanthropy, Workplace Giving, Volunteerism, Nonprofit Sector Purpose: To train women to volunteer in our community. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Libby Rogers, President

Junior League of Raleigh, Inc. (Founding Member since 7/13/92) 4020 Barrett Drive, Suite 104, Raleigh, NC 27609,919-787-7480, fax 919-787-9615 Primary Field: Philanthropy, Workplace Giving, Volunteerism, Nonprofit Sector Purpose: To promote voluntarism, develop the potential of women, and improve the community through the effective action and leadership of trained volunteers. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Susan Stanhope, Administrator ([email protected]); Ellen Grissett, Funding Vice President; Anne E. Ramsay, President ([email protected])

Juvenile Diabetes Foundation, Triangle Chapter (Member since 2/3/98) 189 Wind Chime Court, Suite 203, Raleigh, NC 27615,919-870-5171, fax 919-870-5345, [email protected] Primary Field: Specific Diseases and Disorders Purpose: To find a cure for diabetes and its complications through the support of research. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Randi H. Corey, Executive Director

N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits 95 K Kadampa Center (Member since 2/6/96) 117 Spring Hollow Lane, Cary, NC 27511-9727,919-319-1637, fax 919-460-1769 Primary Field: Religion-Related Purpose: To educate about Buddhism. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Robbie Watkins, Director (73571.701 @compuserve.com); Donald Brown, Spiritual Program Director

KARE, Inc. (Kids Advocacy Resource Effort) (Charter Member since 7/2/93) P.O. Box 1392, Waynesville, NC 28786, 828-456-8995, fax 828-456-8905, [email protected], http://main.nc.us/KARE/

Primary Field: Families ____ Purpose: To reduce the rate of child abuse and neglect in Haywood County, and to provide services to children and families who have been impacted by abuse and neglect through community awareness activities, prevention, education, victim services, and family support. Budget Range: $150,000 to $199,999 People: Jay Laurens, Executive Director

The Catherine Kennedy Home (Member since 3/5/99) 207 S. Third Street, Wilmington, NC 28401, 910-762-5322, fax 910-762-8489 Primary Field: Aging Purpose: To provide affordable housing and services for the elderly (over 62). Budget Range: $750,000 to $999,999 People: Jean S. Buchanan, Director ([email protected]); Bill Crittenden, Executive Director; Linda Hundley, Board President

KEY Players (Charter Member since 6/7/93) P.O. Box 280, Catawba, NC 28609, 828-241-4041, fax 828-241-2368, [email protected], www.keyplayers.com Primary Field: Arts, Culture, and Related Purpose: To provide issue-oriented theatrical experiences that empower youth to make choices by working with educators to identify needs and develop materials. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: C. Jane Johnson, Executive Director ([email protected]); Lois Boynton, Board Member ([email protected])

Kids Inter-Disciplinary Services, Inc. (Charter Member since 3/9/93) P.O. Box 693, Franklin, NC 28744, 828-524-3199, fax 828-524-8452 Primary Field: Families Purpose: To provide counseling and coordination of services for the abused and neglected children of Macon County. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Alisa W. Ashe ([email protected]); Anne Hyder (n/a)

Kids Together, Inc. (Member since 11/4/97) P.O. Box 1622, Cary, NC 2751 1,919-481-1420, fax 919-467-1310 Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To raise funds and build public support for a public handicapped-accessible playground in Cary, North Carolina. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Marla Dorrel, President ([email protected]); Bruce Brown, Vice President

Kids Voting Wake County (Member since 8/29/96) P.O. Box 10388, Raleigh, NC 27605,919-833- 1282, fax 919-833-4492, [email protected], ww.kidsvoting.interpath.net Primary Field: Social Action, Civil RightdLiberties, Advocacy Purpose: To educate students in grades K- 12 regarding citizenship resonsibilities and instill the voting habit. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Sarah Lowder, Executive Director; Chris Blake, Board Chair ([email protected])

Kidz Can!, Inc. (Member since 1/6/99) 520 Elliott Street, Charlotte, NC 28202, 704-525-3694, fax 704-333-1 186 Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To promote the education and awareness of at-risk youth. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Doug Diers, Vice Chairman; Dave Diers, Chairman

96 N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits Kopper Top Therapeutic Riding Center (Member since 4/7/95) 5853 Winfrey Cummings Road, Gibsonville, NC 27249,336-449-7865, fax 336-446-6586, casets @aol.com Primary Field: Recreation and Sports Purpose: To provide therapeutic and recreational horseback riding activities, horticulture therapy, and animal assisted therapy to individuals with and without disabilities. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Deborah Meridith, TRS/CTRS, Therapeutic Recreation SpecialisUDirector

N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits 97 L L.I.F.E. Center, Inc. (Member since 5/11/98) 30 Union Street North, Concord, NC 28025,704-788-1215, fax 704-788-1209 Primary Field: Human Services: Multi-Purpose and Other Purpose: To provide Adult Day Services. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Thelma Freeze, Executive Director

The Lance Foundation (Member since 2/26/99) P.O. Box 32368, Charlotte, NC 28232-2368,704-554-1421 Primary Field: Philanthropy, Workplace Giving, Volunteerism, Nonprofit Sector Budget Range: No Budget Information People: Zean Jamison, Jr, Executive Director

Land Loss Prevention Project (Founding Member since 9/1/92) P.O. Box 179, Durham, NC 27702, 919-682-5969, fax 919-688-5596, [email protected] Primary Field: Social Action, Civil RightdLiberties, Advocacy Purpose: To use legal expertise, community education, and advocacy skills to reverse the trend of declining numbers of small farmers and minority landowners. Budget Range: $500,000 to $749,999 People: Stephon J. Bowens, Executive Director (stephonbowens @mindspring.com); Karlene Scott-Turrentne, Office Manager (kscottllpp @mindspring.com)

Latin American Association of North Carolina (Founding Member since 12/16/92) P.O. Box 20863, Raleigh, NC 27619, 919-968-4656, fax 919-967-8637, [email protected], www.mindspring.com/-seaman/laanc/index.htrnl Primary Field: International, Foreign Affairs, and Related Purpose: To preserve Latin American culture and to promote awareness of Latin culture and values. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Fernando Rodriguez, President ([email protected]); Larisa McGrath, Secretary

Latin American Resource Center - LARC (Member since 5/4/99) P.O. Box 31871, Raleigh, NC 28722-1871, 919-870-5272, [email protected], www.thelarc.org Primary Field: Arts, Culture, and Related Purpose: To improve human relations through education and cultural events. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Aura Camacho Maas, Executive Director

Leadership Winston-Salem (Member since 7/13/98) 8 West 3rd Street, Suite 675, Winston-Salem, NC 27101, 336-725-4451, fax 336-725-0071, [email protected] Primary Field: Community and Economic Development and Community Action Purpose: To provide community leadership education. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Annette Scippio, Executive Director

League of Women Voters of North Carolina (Charter Member since 7/6/93) 3801 Barrett Drive, Suite 204, Raleigh, NC 27609-7214, 919-783-5995, fax 919-789-0689, [email protected] Primary Field: Public/Societal Benefit Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Marian Dodd, President; Diana Phillips

es Association of North Carolina (Founding Member since 11/20/92) P.O. Box 3542, Chapel Hill, NC 275153542,919-493-5362, fax 919-489-0756, [email protected] Primary Field: Specific Diseases and Disorders Purpose: To enhance the quality of life for individuals with learning disab es and their families, to promote awareness of the multi- faceted nature of learning disabilities, and to support equitable opportunities for participation in the full range of life's experiences. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Pat Lillie, Executive Director; Arlene Stewart, Treasurer

98 N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits L Learning Together, Inc. (Member since 7/3/96) 568 E. Lenoir Street, Raleigh, NC 27601-2483,919-856-5202, fax 919-856-5772 Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To provide individualized services to children, both typically developing and with or at risk for developmental disabilities, and their families in inclusive center-based and community programs. Budget Range: $750,000 to $999,999 People: Ne11 Barnes, Ed.D., Executive Director; Tony Cope, President (tony @myridmedia.net); Patsy H. Fyfe, Director, Resource Development ([email protected]); Debra Halley, Business Manager

The Legal Aid Society of Northwest North Carolina, Inc. (Member since 8/3/93) 216 W 4th Street, Winston-Salem, NC 27101, 336-725-9166, fax 336-723-9140 Primary Field: Public Policy, Law-Related, Mediation Purpose: To provide legal assistance to residents of Forsyth, Davie, Iredell, Stokes, Surry, and Yadkin counties. Budget Range: $750,000 to $999,999 People: Kay B. House, Executive Director ([email protected]); Reid C. Adams, Jr.; David D. Daggett; John N. Taylor, Jr.

Legal Services for the Elderly, Inc. (Member since 5/1/95) 438 Queens Road, Charlotte, NC 28207,704-334-0400, fax 704-333-6209 Primary Field: Aging Purpose: To provide free legal advice and/or representation to the indigent elderly. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Ashley Poole, Executive Director ([email protected]); Patrick Jenkins, President ([email protected])

Legal Services of North Carolina (Charter Member since 6/25/93) P.O. Box 26087, Raleigh, NC 2761 1,919-856-2133, fax 919-856-2120 Primary Field: Pubiic Policy, Law-Related, Mediation Purpose: To provide free legal assistance to poor people in civil matters, both ensuring access to justice and contributing to the stability of society. Budget Range: $1,000,000to $1,999,999 People: Melissa Pershing, Executive Director ([email protected]); Tony L. Adams, Director of Communications and Development (tony @lsnc.org)

Legal Services of Southern Piedmont, Inc. (Founding Member since 1/21/93) 1431 Elizabeth Avenue, Charlotte, NC 28204,704-376-1600, fax 704-376-8627, [email protected] Primary Field: Public Policy, Law-Related, Mediation Purpose: To ensure that the poor and needy receive a full measure of justice. Budget Range: $1,000,000 to $1,999,999 People: Kenneth L. Schorr, Executive Director ([email protected]); Vernon Cahoon, Managing Attorney ([email protected]); Ted Fillette ([email protected]); Rosemary Martin, Director of Development and Public Relations; Donna Savage, Managing Attorney (donnas @lssp.org)

Lenoir County Council on Aging (Member since 12/19/94) 112 E. Blount Street, Kinston, NC 28501, 252-527-1545, fax 252-527-8899, [email protected] Primary Field: Aging Purpose: To assist the senior citizens in activities, nutrition, and outreach to community. Budget Range: $500,000 to $749,999 People: Tonya D. Cedars, Executive Director; Oris Bishop

LenoidGreene Partnership for Children (Member since 5/23/95) P.O. Box 6490, Kinston, NC 28502-0490,252-939-1200, fax 252-939-1313 Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To administer Smart Start funds. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Billy Waller, Executive Director ([email protected]); Jimmy Summerville, Board Chair

Lexington Housing Community Development Corporation (Member since 10/3 1/97) P.O. Box 933, Lexington, NC 27293,336-246-6175, fax 336-243-7766, [email protected] Primary Field: Housing, Shelter, and Related Purpose: To clean up neighborhoods and promote home ownership. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Lou G. Adkins, Program Administrator; David Dickerson

N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits 99 L The Life Center of Davidson County (Member since 6/6/96) 8 Franklin Street, Lexington, NC 27292,336-249-21 55, fax 336-249-2374, [email protected], [email protected] Primary Field: Aging Purpose: To provide high quality day time care to older and impaired adults and to help improve the quality of life for them and their caregivers by offering support, relief, respite, and counsel. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Jo Ellen Edwards, Executive Director; Bill Scarlett; Denny Sebesan

Life Experiences, Inc. (Founding Member since 11/2/92) 1335 Buck Jones Road, Raleigh, NC 27606,919-467-1973, fax 919-467-1773 Primary Field: Employment, Jobs, and Related ~ Purpose: To use therapy, training, and the free enterprise system to create and operate businesses which provide fulfilling employment for adults with disabiliites, allowing them to function as independent, productive citizens of the Triangle. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Mary Madenspacher, Executive Director ([email protected]); Betty Gibson ([email protected]); Tom Quinn

Life Plan Trust (Member since 7/5/94) P.O. Box 20545, Raleigh, NC 27619,919-782-4632, fax 919-782-4634, [email protected] Primary Field: Human Services: Multi-Purpose and Other Purpose: To assist families of persons with disabilities in planning for the future. Budget Range: $150,000 to $199,999 People: Susan Hartley, Executive Director; Toni Small, President

Life-Changing Christian Outreach (Member since 1/10/94) P.O. Box 6831, Rocky Mount, NC 27802-683 1,252-977-2337 Primary Field: Religion-Related Purpose: To bring people to accept Jesus Christ as Lord of their lives through feeding, clothing, sheltering, and providing them with basic needs satisfaction. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Howard Kendrick, President; Kim Davis

Lincoln Choral Guild (Member since 2/13/95) P.O. Box 1201, Lincolnton, NC 28093, 704-735-2818 Primary Field: Arts, Culture, and Related Purpose: To provide an outlet for musical expression and performance for cultural enrichment. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Faye Painter, President

Lincoln County Coalition Against Domestic Violence (Member since 8/10/98) P.O. Box 476, Lincolnton, NC 28092, 704-736-01 12, fax 704-736-0171, [email protected] Primary Field: Women, Domestic Violence, and Sexual Assault Purpose: To provide a battered spouse shelter. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Vicky Lingerfelt, Administrator (vlingerfel@ aol.com)

Lincoln County Public Education Foundation (Member since 7/14/95) P.O. Box 400, Lincolnton, NC 28093,704-732-2261, fax 704-736-4298 Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To build an endowment fund as a perpetual source of support for future-oriented educational opportunities, in particular the implementation of technology in the classrooms. Budget Range: $5,000,000 or More People: Bonnie Davis, Community Schools Special Projects Coordinator ([email protected]); Martin A. Eaddy ([email protected]~)

Lincoln Cultural Center (Member since 8/17/95) 403 E. Main Street, Lincolnton, NC 28092, 704-732-9055, fax 704-732-9057, www.linkarts.com - Primary Field: Arts, Culture, and Related Purpose: To sponsor cultural activities; coordinate cultural calendar; solicit, manage, and maintain funds; promote creativity and new ~ ideas; and provide a facility for member art groups in the community. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Lori Montgomery, Director

100 N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits L Literacy Council of Buncombe County (Member since 6/19/96) 67 Haywood Street, Asheville, NC 28801, 828-254-3442, fax 828-254-1 742,1cbc3 @juno.com Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To promote increased adult literacy in Buncombe County through effective use of trained tutors to teach reading, writing, math, and English as a Second Language and GED preparation. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Emily S. Boyce, Board Chair ([email protected]); Emily Blank, Director

Literacy Council of Union County (Member since 6/23/98) P.O. Box 656, Monroe, NC 281 11-0656, 704-843-3511, fax 704-843-1976 Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To teach adults to read and immigrant adults to speak, understand, read, and write English. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Linda Moyer, Literacy Director (lmoyer916@hotmail.~om);Win Baker, Board Chair ([email protected])

Literacy South (Founding Member since 11/20/92) 331 W. Main Street, Suite 202, Durham, NC 27701,919-682-3316, fax 919-682-3598, [email protected], www.literacysouth.org Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To support those people and organizations in the south who are committed to a shared discovery of literacy as a tool for achieving democratic communities and personal growth. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Loren McGrail, Executive Director (lmcgrail @vnet.net); Caroline Whitehead Doherty, Chair (carob @mindspring.com); Adrienne Witherspoon, Associate Director

Little Theatre of Winston-Salem, Inc. (Member since 4/14/97) 610 Coliseum Drive, Winston-Salem, NC 27 106, 336-748-0857, fax 336-748-0857, [email protected], www.danke.com/littletheatre Primary Field: Arts, Culture, and Related Purpose: To provide an avenue for educational development and entertainment for all within the community through the regular production of high-quality community theatre. Budget Range: $500,000 to $749,999 People: Whit Andrews, Executive Director; Lloyd Barnhardt, Revenue Committe Chair (lloyd-barnhardtiii @ml.com); Mike Orsillo, Development Director; Cheryl Shamblin, Business Manager

Living In Dignity, Inc. (Member since 8/24/95) P.O. Box 13443, Durham, NC 27709-3443,919-596-0334 Primary Field: Housing, Shelter, and Related Purpose: To provide for medically fragile persons a living environment which offers security, the freedom to make choices, support and guidance while also providing an opportunity for doing service for humanity. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Judith A. Stachecki, President; Nancy L. Martin

Loaves and Fishes Ministry, Inc. (Member since 2/8/95) P.O. Box 14596, Raleigh, NC 27620,919-231-4687, fax 919-231-4127, www.mindspring.com/-jcdmddloavesandfishes Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To enrich the lives of high risk children, enhancing their success in school and their skills for independent, contributive living. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Betty Anne Ford, Executive Director; Linda Perry; Marian Troxler

Long Branch Environmental Education Center, Inc. (Member since 6/22/95) P.O. Box 369, Leicester, NC 28748, 828-683-3662, fax 828-683-921 1, [email protected] Primary Field: Environmental Protection, Conservation, and Related Purpose: To deliver educational services to the public on matters of sustainability, conservation, ecology, design, demonstration, advocacy, research, and restoration. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Pat Gallimore, Treasurer

Love-N-Care Child Development Center (Member since 6/26/96) P.O. Box 548, Newton, NC 28658,828-464-1296, fax 828-464-1296,[email protected] Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To provide quality care to low- to middle-income families for child care. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Patsy C. Lyons, Executive Director; Terry Abernethy, Treasurer; Darwin Samples, Board Chair

N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits 101 L Lutheran Family Services in the Carolinas (Charter Member since 7/21/93) P.O. Box 12287, Raleigh, NC 27605-2287,919-832-2620,fax 919-832-0591 Primary Field: Human Services: Multi-Purpose and Other Purpose: To respond to Christ's call to serve all people by seeking justice, healing, renewal, and enrichment for individuals and families through service, advocacy, and education. Budget Range: $5,000,000 or more People: Bill D. Brittain, President; Nancy Arne Jones, Director, Resource Development; Elizabeth Kuhn

Lutheran Services for the Aging, Inc. (Member since 10/26/94) P.O. Box 947, Salisbury, NC 28145,704-637-2870, fax 704-637-2950, [email protected] Primary Field: Aging Purpose: To provide a ministry of Christian care to aging and/or infirm persons through health, spiritual, emotional and physical services on a continuing basis. Budget Range: $5,000,000 or More People: Michael E. Linker, President and CEO; William Beilfuss, Vice President; Charles Hoffmire, Director of Development; David Ramseur, Chair, LSA Board; James Stephenson, Chair, LSA Foundation

Lutheridge/Lutherock Ministries, Inc. (Member since 4/10/95) 1040 Lower Laurel Drive, Arden, NC 28704, 828-684-0443, fax 828-684-5196 Primary Field: Recreation and Sports Purpose: To serve as a nonprofit camp and conference center. Budget Range: $2,000,000 to $4,999,999 People: Elizabeth Gress, Controller; John Frock, Associate Director; Keith Johnson, Executive Director ([email protected]); Debi Smith, MarketingKales Director ([email protected]); Nedra Wilson, Development Director ([email protected])

The Lynnwood Foundation (Member since 6/18/97) 400 Hermitage Road, Charlotte, NC 28207,704-7 14-4446, fax 704-375-4441, [email protected] Primary Field: History, Humanities, and Related Purpose: To preserve historic White Oaks Mansion and to operate the William States Lee Leadership Institute. Budget Range: $1,000,000 to $1,999,999 People: Ronald Barr, Vice President ([email protected]); Sharon Allred Decker, President and Executive Director ([email protected]); Jan H. Scarborough, Guest Relations Manager ([email protected]);Frances J. Thomson, Senior Program Manager ([email protected])

102 N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits M Macon Program for Progress, Inc. (Member since 9/1/95) P.O. Box 700, Franklin, NC 28744,828-524-4471, fax 828-524-4333 Primary Field: Human Services: Multi-Purpose and Other Purpose: To serve the community by identifying problems and working collectively to develop innovative solutions to advance the general welfare of the people of Macon County. Budget Range: $2,000,000 to $4,999,999 People: MaryAnn Sloan, Executive Director ([email protected]); Betsy Baste (Betsy @mppnhc.org); Teresa Mallonee, Administrative Assistant ([email protected]); Lois Sexton, Head Start Director (lois @mppnhc.org); Wanda Westberry ([email protected])

MAGIC Community Gardens (Founding Member since 11/20/92) P.O. Box 168, Asheville, NC 28802-0168, 828-299-8466, fax 828-299-9707, [email protected] Primary Field: Food, Nutrition, Agriculture Purpose: To cultivate individual, community, and environmental health and well-being through gardening and education. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Roberta Greenspan, Director; Victoria Maddox, Education Coordinator

Mainstay, Inc. (Member since 4/4/94) 125 S. Main Street, Hendersonville, NC 28792-5083,828-693-3840, fax 828-693-3840, [email protected] Primary Field: Women, Domestic Violence, and Sexual Assault Purpose: To shelter and counsel battered women. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Jan Hester, Director

Make-A-Wish Foundation of Central and Western North Carolina, Inc. (Charter Member since 4/6/93) 200 Centreport Drive, Suite 300, Greensboro, NC 27409-1409, 336-665-3628, fax 336-665-0721, [email protected] Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To grant wishes to children under 18 with life threatening illnesses. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Amy Collins, Executive Director; Sue Weiss, President; Jennifer Windischmann, Chapter Development Director ([email protected])

Making It Up Stream (Member since 11/18/97) 2703 E. Bessemer Avenue, Greensboro, NC 27405-7414, 336-373-1800, fax 336-373-9288 Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Pat Gill-Galbert, Executive DirectorKo-Founder

MANNA Food Bank (Founding Member since 12/10/92) 627 Swannanoa River Road, Asheville, NC 28805-2445,828-299-3663, fax 828-299-3664 Primary Field: Food, Nutrition, Agriculture Purpose: To serve as a link between food industries, individuals, and the hungry by soliciting, warehousing, processing, and distributing nutritional food and household products to a network of private nonprofit community organizations which serve the hungry. Budget Range: $500,000 to $749,999 People: Stephanie Wells, Business Manager (shwells @ secondharvest.org); Leigh Dudasik, Resource Development Manager (lcdudasik@ secondharvest.org); Toby Ives, Executive Director (tdives @ secondharvest.org)

March of Dimes Birth Defects Foundation, Eastern North Carolina Chapter (Charter Member since 7/22/93) 41 12 Pleasant Valley Road, Suite 208, Raleigh, NC 27612,919-781-2481, fax 919-781-2317, [email protected], www.citysearch.com/rdu/marchofdimes Primary Field: Specific Diseases and Disorders Purpose: To improve the health of babies by preventing birth defects and infant mortality through programs of research, community services, education, and advocacy. Budget Range: $1,000,000 to $1,999,999 People: Jack McGee, Consultant, Public Affairs ([email protected]); Rebecca Belk, Chapter Director, Greater Piedmont Chapter ([email protected]); Bobbye Brooks, Chapter Director, Western Carolina Chapter ([email protected]); Kay S. James, Chapter

Director, Eastern Carolina Chapter (kjames @modimes.org); Bonnie Poindexter, Chapter Director, Greater Triad Chapter ~ ([email protected])

N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits 103 M Marion Airport Commission, Inc. (Member since 5/27/99) 209 Major Conley Road, Marion, NC 28752, 828-724-4212, fax 828-898-9277 Primary Field: Public/Societal Benefit Purpose: To provide education, public safety and airport facilities to McDowell County. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Gene Padgett, Director; James F. Dormon

The Masonic and Eastern Star Home of North Carolina, Inc. (Member since 1/25/99) 700 S. Holden Road, Greensboro, NC 27407, 336-299-003 1, fax 336-547-2999, [email protected], www.grandlodge-nc,org Primary Field: Aging Purpose: To provide quality retirement home and services to eligible seniors in need. Budget Range: $2,000,000 to $4,999,999 People: John A. Rose, Administrator/CEO ([email protected]); Rebecca Brown; Charles E. Cathey; Helen Collie; Jerry T. Dowdy; James M. Galloway, Jr.; Glenn Garner; Paul Calvin Holbrook; Charles M. Ingram; Emma Lou Johnson; Opal Long; Angus W. Mercer; William L. Mills, 111; Galard C. Moore, Jr.; Charles E. Morris, Jr.; Lloyd Phillips; Fred L. Sherrill, Jr.; Charles E. Shope; Alice Smith; Joseph J. Vale

The Masonic Home for Children at Oxford (Member since 3/15/99) 600 College Street, Oxford, NC 27565,919-693-5111, fax 919-693-2479, [email protected] Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To better assist our home for children by providing financial, public relations, and quality care for every child. Budget Range: $2,000,000 to $4,999,999 People: David R. Grissom, AdministratodCEO; Douglas Lynn Caudle; James Curtis Hipps; Gene Tart Jurnigan; Charles A. Lewis, Jr.; William G. Mathis; Turk Morrisette; Frederick E. Oglesby; Chris Richardson, Coordinator Development/Public Relations ([email protected]); Leonard Y. Safrit, Jr.; Jerry R. Tillett

The Mattamuskeet Foundation (Member since 10/23/95) 4377 Lewis Lane, Ayden, NC 285 13,252-746-4221, fax 252-746-4698, [email protected] Primary Field: History, Humanities, and Related Purpose: To preserve, publish, and otherwise tell the stories of the historical and ecological heritage of Lake Mattamuskeet and surrounding areas of eastern North Carolina. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Lewis C. Forrest, Jr., Executive Director; Beatrice M. Simmons, Corporate Secretary

Matthew 25 Limited (Member since 11/15/94) P.O. Box 632, New Bern, NC 28563,252-636-2848 Primary Field: Employment, Jobs, and Related Purpose: To provide training for economically and educationally disadvantaged persons to enable them to achieve greater self- sufficiency. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Barbara Odorstol, Director

MAY Coalition (Charter Member since 7/8/93) P.O. Box 704, Spruce Pine, NC 28777,828-765-8880, fax 828-765-9655 Primary Field: Employment, Jobs, and Related Purpose: To provide low interest loans to businesses that will create new jobs for unemployed and underemployed residents of Mitchell, Avery, and Yancey counties. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: William Weeks, Executive Director

Mayland Community College Foundation (Founding Member since 7/9/92) P.O. Box 547, Spruce Pine, NC 28777,828-765-7351, fax 828-765-0728 Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Suzanne Y. Owens, Vice President of Student Services; David William Whitson

McDowell Technical Community College Foundation (Member since 9/5/97) .~ Rt. 1, Box 170, Marion, NC 28752, 828-652-6021, fax 828-652-1014 Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To encourage public support of McDowell Technical Community College and to seek funds to advance the mission and goals of the college. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Kay Geisen, Director of Development; Jim Cook, Chairman of the Board

104 N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits M MDC, Inc. (Charter Member since 2/19/93) P.O. Box 17268, Chapel Hill, NC 27516-7268,919-968-4531,fax 919-929-8557 Primary Field: Public/Societal Benefit Purpose: To research, develop, test, and promote workforce and economic development policies and programs. Budget Range: $1,000,000 to $1,999,999 People: David Dodson, Executive Vice President (ddodson @mdcinc.org); Kay Hamrick, Financial Director (khamrick@ mdcincorg); Linda McKinnie, Office Manager (lmckinni @mdcinc.org); Leah Totten, Communications Director ([email protected])

Meals on Wheels of Rocky Mount, Inc. (Member since 8/19/96) 1501 Sunset Avenue, Rocky Mount, NC 27804,252-446-4336, fax 252-446-4997, [email protected] Primary Field: Aging Purpose: To provide home delivered meals to elderly, homebound individuals. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Deborah Kornegay, Director; Ann Mosley, Board Chairman

Meals on Wheels of Wake County, Inc. (Charter Member since 6/21/96) 707 W. Jones Street, Raleigh, NC 27603,919-833-1749, fax 919-833-2705, fax 919-783-1075, [email protected] Primary Field: Food, Nutrition, Agriculture Purpose: To serve hot nutritious noon-time meals to the handicapped, homebound, and elderly of Wake County. Budget Range: $1,000,000 to $1,999,999 People: Vivien Keys, Executive Director; David Dunson, Development Director; Joe Layton; Kathy Ulicny, Associate Director; John Ward, Board Chairman

Mecklenburg Community Corrections, Inc. (Charter Member since 7/14/93) 229 S. Brevard Street, Suite 300, Charlotte, NC 28202-2417, 704-342-3031, fax 704-342-3322, [email protected] Primary Field: Criminal Justice, Crime, and Crime Prevention Purpose: To empower individuals to stop their cycle of criminal activities. Budget Range: $150,000 to $199,999 People: Edward Ritch, Corporate Administrator

Mecklenburg Council on Adolescent Pregnancy (Founding Member since 11/16/92) 1712 Euclid Avenue, Suite 201, Charlotte, NC 28203-4700,704-332-6721, fax 704-332-6748 Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To provide service development and advocacy for the prevention of adolescent pregnancy. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Townley Moon, Executive Director; Dorothy Waterfill, Public Relations Coordinator ([email protected])

Med Assist of Mecklenburg (Member since 8/6/99) 101 Eastway Drive, C-10, Charlotte, NC 28213,704-598-4578, fax 704-598-4580, [email protected] Primary Field: General Health, Rehabilitation, Hospitals, Hospices, and Other Purpose: To provide free prescription medications to Mecklenburg county's low income elderly. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Patricia A. Marcum, Executive Director; Darlene Beard, President; Heather Goldstone, Administrative Assistant

The Mediation Center (Member since 7/1/98) 189 College Street, Asheville, NC 28801-3030, 828-25 1-6089, fax 828-232-5 140, [email protected], www.main.nc.us/tmc Primary Field: Public Policy, Law-Related, Mediation Purpose: To provide collaboration, communication, and peaceful conflict resolution through mediation, education, and group facilitation. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Barry Master, Executive Director

Mediation Network of North Carolina (Founding Member since 12/17/92) P.O. Box 241, Chapel Hill, NC 275144241,919-929-6333, fax 919-933-4465, [email protected], www.mnnc.org Primary Field: Public Policy, Law-Related, Mediation Purpose: To support growth of community mediation; mediate interpersonal conflicts; develop school conflict resolutiordpeer mediation programs and a variety of training; convene and conduct community dialogues. Budget Range: $150,000 to $199,999 People: Scott Bradley, Executive Director; Melissa Johnson, President, Board of Directors ([email protected])

N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits 105 M Mediation Services of Wake County, Inc. (Founding Member since 12/17/92) P.O. Box 1462, Raleigh, NC 27602-1462, 919-508-0700, fax 919-508-0752, [email protected] Primary Field: Public Policy, Law-Related, Mediation Purpose: To coordinate mediations for the courts and the community; to provide an effective alternative to court; and to provide training in conflict resolution and mediation. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Diann Seigle, Executive Director; Kellye Gist, Assistant Director

Medical Review of North Carolina, Inc. (Charter Member since 4/8/93) P.O. Box 37309, Raleigh, NC 27627-7309, 919-851-2955, fax 919-851-8457, [email protected] Primary Field: Consumer Protection and Assistance Purpose: To assure the delivery of high quality medical care for the least cost possible. Budget Range: $5,000,000 or more People: Charles Riddick, Executive Director; Peg O'Connell, Director of External Relations (ncsdps.po [email protected]); Kathleen 0.Tapp, Director of Administration (ncsdps.po1 [email protected]); Robert W. Weiser, Director of Operations (ncsdps.po 1.bweiser @ sdps.org)

Mental Health Association and Helpline in Randolph, Inc. (Member since 10/27/97) P.O. Box 4397, Asheboro, NC 27204-4397, 336-625-2331, fax 336-625-55.51, [email protected] Primary Field: Crisis Assistance Purpose: To conduct a telephone listening ministry (similar to the contact centers). Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Janet Ward, Executive Director; Terry Lucas, President

The Mental Health Association in Forsyth County, Inc. (Member since 5/12/95) 4265 Brownsboro Road, Suite 100, Winston-Salem, NC 27106-3425, 336-7.59-9370, fax 336-759-3248, [email protected] Primary Field: Mental Health, Substance Abuse, and Related Purpose: To promote mental health for all persons in our community through advocacy, outreach, education, and support and to work for improved services for children and adults with mental health needs. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Andy Hagler, Executive Director; Nadyne Brown, Past Board President ([email protected]); Hillary Kosloske, Board President ([email protected])

Mental Health Association in Greensboro Inc. (Charter Member since 4/8/93) 1004 N. Elm Street, Greensboro, NC 27401-1424,336-373-1402, fax 336-273-4474, www.greensboro.com/mha Primary Field: Mental Health, Substance Abuse, and Related Purpose: To provide education to the community regarding mental illnesses, advocacy for persons with mental illnesses, and services such as Job Track and Compeer which offer job readiness skills and friendship, respectively. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Stephanie Walker, Executive Director ([email protected]); Anne Daniel, President, Board of Directors

Mental Health Association in Orange County (Member since 3/8/95) P.O. Box 2253, Chapel Hill, NC 27515-2253,919-942-8083, fax 919-408-0228, [email protected] Primary Field: Mental Health, Substance Abuse, and Related Purpose: To promote positive mental health and support activities for citizens who have mental/emotional illness. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Megan Risley, Executive Director ([email protected]); Mary Fraser ([email protected])

Mental Health Association in Pitt County (Member since 6/28/96) P.O. Box 167, Greenville, NC 27835-0167,252-752-7448, fax 252-752-2729 Primary Field: Mental Health, Substance Abuse, and Related Purpose: To educate, legislate, and advocate for the mentally ill. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Gail Horne, Executive Director; Ruthie Davis, President-Elect

The Mental Health Fund (Member since 7/21/99) 3050 1 lth Avenue Drive, SE, Hickory, NC 28602, 828-326-5900, fax 828-326-5949 ~ Primary Field: Mental Health, Substance Abuse, and Related Purpose: To promote public awareness and support for people with mental illness, developmental disabilities, and substance abuse. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Gail Henson, Executive Director ([email protected])

106 N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits MERCI Clinic, Inc. (Member since 12/7/98) P.O. Box 15254, New Bern, NC 28561,252-633-1599, fax 252-634-9889, [email protected] Primary Field: General Health, Rehabilitation, Hospitals, Hospices, and Other Purpose: To provide free medical care to the working poor. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Erich Smith, Executive Director

Meredith College, Office of Institutional Advancement (Member since 7/15/96) 3800 Hillsborough Street, Raleigh, NC 27607,919-829-8371, fax 919-760-2278 Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To provide higher education for women. Budget Range: $500,000 to $749,999 People: Murphy Osborne, Jr., Vice President, Institutional Advancement ([email protected]); Anita Gunn Shirley, Director of Grants and Program Development ([email protected]); Harold West, Director of Planned Giving ([email protected])

Methodist Home for Children (Founding Member since 10/19/92) P.O. Box 10917, Raleigh, NC 27605-0917,919-833-2834, fax 919-755-1833, [email protected] Primary Field: Families Purpose: To encourage and strengthen families for the care of children and youth, to the end that the worth of the individual shall be affirmed and families shall be assured. Budget Range: $5,000,000 or more People: James Williford, Vice President for Business and Finance ([email protected]); Bert Armstrong, Vice President for Development ([email protected]); Debra J. Bradsher, Director of Fiscal Operations ([email protected]); Bryan Harris (bharris @mhfc.com); Michael Safley, President (msafley @mhfc.com)

Metropolitan Housing and CDC (Charter Member since 2/8/93) P.O. Box 1706, Washington, NC 27889,252-946-1668, fax 252-946-8537, [email protected] Primary Field: Housing, Shelter, and Related Purpose: To provide safe, sanitary, decent, affordable housing to the poor, to empower the disenfranchised, to create a stable minority business incubator center, and to assist in a loan pool to help meet these goals. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: David L. Moore, FoundedPresident; Lynn Bolden, Vice President Health Care ([email protected])

Mid-East Certified Development Corporation (Member since 11/9/95) P.O. Drawer 1787, Washington, NC 27889, 252-946-8043, fax 252-946-5489 Primary Field: Community and Economic Development and Community Action Purpose: To provide funding, via loans, to assist with business start-up and expansion. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Bob Paciooco, Executive Director (bpaciocco 0mideastcom.org); Tim Ware, Assistant Executive Director ([email protected])

Mid-east Resource Conservation and Development Council (Member since 10/22/98) 403 Government Circle, Greenville, NC 27858,252-830-6375, fax 252-830-6396, mideastrcd @coastalnet.com Primary Field: Environmental Protection, Conservation, and Related Purpose: To work cooperatively with individuals and environmental conditions, thereby enhancing the quality of life. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: David Hodges, Jr., Executive Director

Brent Milgrom Family Foundation (Charter Member since 6/25/93) 5970 Fairview Road, Suite 414, Charlotte, NC 28210,704-552-01 13, fax 704-552-01 14 Primary Field: Philanthropy, Workplace Giving, Volunteerism, Nonprofit Sector Purpose: To promote family charity efforts. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Brent M. Milgrom, President; Brent M. Milgrom, Jr., Vice President

The Ministry Incubator (Member since 6/28/99) 206 New Bern Place, Raleigh, NC 27601,919-856-0030 Primary Field: Philanthropy, Workplace Giving, Volunteerism, Nonprofit Sector Purpose: To provide an executive office suite solely for non-profits and Christian ministries. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Tom Robinson, Executive Director

N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits 107 M Mint Museum of Art (Member since 7/30/93) 2730 Randolph Road, Charlotte, NC 28207, 704-337-2030, fax 704-337-2101 Primary Field: Arts, Culture, and Related Purpose: To enter into a partnership with the people of the Carolinas that will enable the Museum's collections to serve as a centerpiece of a regional program of education and involvement in the visual arts and to foster an appreciation and understanding of diverse cultures. Budget Range: $5,000,000 or more People: Harry P. Creemers, Vice President of Development and Marketing

Mitchell Community College Endowment for Excellence (Member since 1/22/98) P.O. Box 469, Statesville, NC 28687-0469, 704-878-3356, fax 704-878-3209 Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To raise money and friends for Mitchell Community College. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Douglas 0. Eason, Executive Secretary ([email protected]); Mary A. Johnson, Office Manager ([email protected])

Mitchell County Safe Place, Inc. (Member since 6/9/95) P.O. Box 544, Spruce Pine, NC 28777,828-765-4044, fax 828-765-401 1 Primary Field: Women, Domestic Violence, and Sexual Assault Purpose: To provide emergency services and support for victims of domestic violence. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Joan Crummey, Executive Director (jcrummey @mitchell.main.nc.us); Janice Sparks, Shelter Manager

Mitchell County Shepherds Staff, Inc. (Member since 5/24/95) 125 Locust Street, Spruce Pine, NC 28777, 828-765-5385, fax 828-765-5385 Primary Field: Human Services: Multi-Purpose and Other Purpose: To translate faith into corporate action by providing appropriate services which will minister to the spiritual, social, physical and economic needs of people in Mitchell County area including those in jails and prisons, and to express through fellowship and worship the spiritual oneness in Christ of the participating congregations. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Willis L. Botney, Administrative Director

Mitchell-Yancey Partnership for Children (Member since 8/22/96) P.O. Box 1387, Burnsville, NC 28714-1387, 828-682-0047, fax 828-862-0047, [email protected] Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To promote and support opportunities for families and children. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Jennifer Simpson, Executive Director; Lynda Kinnane, Board Chair

Mobile Health Outreach, Inc. (Member since 9/18/98) 4308 Iola Drive, Charlotte, NC 28269,704-597-0046, fax 704-597-1398, www.mobilehealth.org Primary Field: General Health, Rehabilitation, Hospitals, Hospices, and Other Purpose: To provide free or low cost mammography and prostate screenings for the uninsured and medicaHy underserved in North Carolina. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Jean Griswold, CEO ([email protected]); Sharon Helms ([email protected])

Monroe-Union County Community Development Corporation (Charter Member since 7/21/93) P.O. Box 887, Monroe, NC 281 11-0887,704-283-8804,fax 704-292-1037 Primary Field: Community and Economic Development and Community Action Purpose: To assist low- and moderate-income families in upgrading their quality of life, obtaining affordable housing, and developing small businesses, as well as strengthening their economic development. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Isabelle Gillespie, Acting Executive Director; Phyllis Harvey, Counselor; Sadie Rorie, Counselor

Montessori Children's House of Durham (Founding Member since 8/24/92) 2400 University Drive, Durham, NC 27707,919-489-9045 Primary Field: Education, Instruction, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To provide a stimulating environment for learning through the use of Montessori prinicples and new educational methods for children of all races, creeds, and ethnic backgrounds. Budget Range: $500,000 to $749,999 People: Judith Martell, Administrator

108 N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits M Montessori School of Fayetteville (Member since 5/26/98) P.O. Box 40138, Fayetteville, NC 28309-0138,910-323-4183, fax 910-323-4183 Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To operate a Montessori school. Budget Range: $150,000 to $199,999 People: Kerry Lydon, Co-Head of School; Blanca Jones, Co-Head of School

Montessori School of Raleigh (Member since 9/14/95) 7005 Lead Mine Road, Raleigh, NC 27615,919-848-1545, fax 919-848-961 1 Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To educate children 18 months through 12 years old. Budget Range: $2,000,000 to $4,999,999 People: Mark Fish, Executive Director; Erin McLoughlin, Chair of Major Gifts; Shobhna Patel, Director of Admissions; Michael Thomas, Business Manager

Montgomery Community College Foundation, Inc. (Member since 6/16/95) P.O. Drawer 787, Troy, NC 27371,910-576-6222, fax 910-576-2176 Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To raise funds in support of the mission and goals of Montgomery Community College. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Bruce Turner, Executive Assistant to the President ([email protected]); D.T. Scarborough

Montgomery County Council on Aging, Inc. (Member since 3/4/98) P.O. Box 697, Troy, NC 27371, 910-572-3757, fax 910-572-3758 Primary Field: Aging Purpose: To provide services to promote independence and dignity at home. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Gloria I. Lewis, Executive Director

Moore County Equine Emergency Response Unit (Member since 4/25/95) P.O. Box 220, Pinehurst, NC 28370,910-295-6787, fax 910-215-0632, [email protected] Primary Field: Public Safety, Emergency Response and Preparedness Purpose: To aid in disaster planning and response. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Katherine B. Redding, Treasurer

Moore Regional Hospital Foundation (Member since 2/29/96) P.O. Box 3000, Pinehurst, NC 28374,910-215-1595, fax 910-215-1597 Primary Field: General Health, Rehabilitation, Hospitals, Hospices, and Other Purpose: To integrate the traditional altruistic and humanistic goal of service to patients with the efficient governance of the resources required to provide quality patient care; to seek funds to enable FirstHealth Moore Regional Hospital to provide the finest quality healthcare, staff, and equipment. Budget Range: $500,000 to $749,999 People: Kathleen Westover, Director of Development; Terry Mohr, Vice President, Foundations; Charles Stockham

Mooresville-South Iredell United Way (Member since 1/2/98) P.O. Box 632, Mooresville, NC 281 15,704-664-2284, fax 704-660-5941, [email protected] Primary Field: Philanthropy, Workplace Giving, Volunteerism, Nonprofit Sector Purpose: To raise and distribute funds and strive to increase the organized capacity of people to care for themselves and one another through a local partnership of volunteers, donors, staff, agencies and people. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Charles Page, Executive Director

Moravian Church in America, Southern Province (Member since 6/3/98) P.O. Drawer M, Winston-Salem, NC 27108,336-722-7922, fax 336-723-1029 Primary Field: Religion-Related Purpose: To promote religion, education, missions and other programs of the Moravian Church. Budget Range: $2,000,000 to $4,999,999 People: Richard H. Cartner, Treasurer ([email protected]); Paul D. McLaughlin, Executive Director; Robert E. Sawyer, President

N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits 109 M MOTHEREAD (Charter Member since 3/30/93) 3924 Browning Place, Suite 7, Raleigh, NC 27609-6509,919-781-2088, fax 919-571-8579, [email protected] Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To research, develop, and implement educational programs that strengthen the bond between parents and their children, and provide a means for the development of literacy skills. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Nancye B. Gaj, President; Carolyn Dickens, Program Director; Susan Poorman, Curriculum Specialist

Mothers Against Drunk Driving (Member since 7/19/96) 4208 Six Forks Road, Suite 333, Raleigh, NC 27609, 800-248-6233, fax 919-787-6330, [email protected], www.charweb.org/organizations/madd/maddhom.htm Primary Field: Public/Societal Benefit Purpose: To stop drunk driving and support the victims of this violent crime. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Shannon Page, Executive Director; Karen Davis, State Victim Services Coordinator; Cheryl Jones, N.C. First Vice Chair

Mothers of Murdered Offspring, Inc. (Member since 6/20/95) P.O. Box 669232, Charlotte, NC 28266-9239,704-334-3249, fax 704-333-6428, [email protected] Primary Field Criminal Justice, Crime, and Crime Prevention Purpose: To provide support to the mothers and families of murdered offspring and spread the message of non-violence through educational programs. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Judy H. Williams, Outreach Coordinator

Mount Gilead, Inc. (Member since 7/24/95) P.O. Box 11611, Durham, NC 27703,919-688-7388, fax 919-688-7191 Primary Field: Human Services: Multi-Purpose and Other Purpose: To provide decent housing, financial assistance, educational programs, and nonprofit programs and projects for the civic, educational, social, and economic growth and development of humankind. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Ivan K. Owens, President; Leroy E. Davis, Board Chair

Mountain Area Hospice Foundation, Inc. (Member since 10/8/98) 85 Zillicoa Street, P.O. Box 16, Asheville, NC 28802, 828-274-2400, fax 828-255-2880 Primary Field: General Health, Rehabilitation, Hospitals, Hospices, and Other Purpose: To provide support for and education about Mountain Area Hospice. Budget Range: $750,000 to $999,999 People: Judy Noth, C.E.O.

Mountain Area Information Network (Charter Member since 6/18/93) 34 Wall Street, Suite 407, Asheville, NC 28801, 828-255-0182, fax 828-254-2286, [email protected], www.main.nc.us Primary Field: Community and Economic Development and Community Action Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Wally Bowen, Executive Director ([email protected]); Bill Scobie, Director of Community Outreach ([email protected])

Mountain Center For Substance Abuse Prevention (Founding Member since 12/29/92) 162 W. Chestnut Street, Asheville, NC 28802-2154, 828-252-3240, fax 828-253-3855, [email protected], www .main.nc.us/mcsap Primary Field: Mental Health, Substance Abuse, and Related Purpose: To support community efforts to reduce the human and economic costs of alcohol, tobacco and other drug abuse. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Bonnie Rose, Executive Director

Mountain Dispute Settlement Center (Member since 5/9/95) P.O. Box 1627, Bryson City, NC 28713, 828-488-8812, fax 828-488-9466, [email protected], www.dnet.net/mtndsc Primary Field: Public Policy, Law-Related, Mediation Purpose: To provide community and family mediation services and training in comflict resolution, communication skills, and mediation to the residents of the 30th Judicial District. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Suzanne Vincent, Executive Director; Victoria Young

110 N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits M Mountain Housing Opportunities, Inc. (Member since 5/20/94) P.O. Box 2278, Asheville, NC 28802, 828-254-4030, fax 828-254-01 20, [email protected] Primary Field: Housing, Shelter, and Related Purpose: To provide decent, affordable housing for low-income people through innovative programs of housing and human development. Budget Range: $1,000,000 to $1,999,999 People: Scott Dedman, Executive Director; Althea Goode, Vice President; Lee McElrath, President ([email protected]); Mary Ritter, Treasurer (rittermcr@ aol.com); Don Stubbs, Secretary ([email protected])

Mountain Microenterprise Fund (Member since 4/13/98) 29 1/2 Page Avenue, Asheville, NC 28801,828-253-2834, fax 828-255-7953, [email protected], www.main.nc.us/mmf Primary Field: Community and Economic Development and Community Action Purpose: To help low to moderate income people start their own business. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Greg Walker-Wilson, Executive Director ([email protected]); Sallie Lee ([email protected])

Mountain Opportunity Centers of Yancey and Mitchell Counties (Member since 7/15/96) P.O. Box 845, Burnsville, NC 28714, 828-682-6831, fax 828-682-6831 Primary Field: Employment, Jobs, and Related Purpose: To provide vocational training to adults with developmental disab Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Kassandra McFee, CEO

Mountain Resource Center (Charter Member since 2/19/93) c/o Bird Building, Western Carolina University, Cullowhee, NC 28723-9056, 800-621-0008, fax 828-227-7422 Primary Field: Community and Economic Development and Community Action Purpose: To provide information and technical assistance to individuals, businesses, communities, and organizations in western North Carolina or to envision, to inform, to serve. Budget Range: $1,000,000 to $1,999,999 People: Linda Mounce, Site Coordinator for Duke Certificate Program ([email protected]); Margaret Adams ([email protected]); C. Timothy Richards, Director, Mountain Resource Center ([email protected]); Mitchell R. Williams ([email protected]); Oakley Winters, Dean, Continuing Education ([email protected])

The Mountain Retreat and Learning Center, Inc. (Charter Member since 2/16/93) P.O. Box 1299, Highlands, NC 28741-1299, 828-526-5838, fax 828-526-251 1, [email protected], http://themountain.uua.org/mountain Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To embrace the diversity of life, creating an environment to energize people to work for positive change. Budget Range: $1,000,000 to $1,999,999 People: Tom Warth, Executive Director; Shelley Denham, Director Milestone Learning Center; Celeste Dickson, Contract Manager; Neal Resch, Director of Finance; Larry Wheeler, Director of Development

Mountain Valleys Resource Conservation & Development (RC&D) Council (Member since 10/12/93) 31 College Place, Bldg. B, Suite 225, Asheville, NC 28801-2457, 828-252-5553, fax 828-252-1675 Primary Field: Environmental Protection, Conservation, and Related Purpose: To accelerate the conservation, development, and utilization of our natural resources to improve the general level of economic activity and to enhance the environment and standard of living in our eight-county RC&D area. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Sally Stokes, Executive Director ([email protected]); Phyllis Holt, Treasurer

Mountain Youth Resources, Inc. (Member since 11/15/96) P.O. Box 428, Sylva, NC 28779-0428,828-586-8958, fax 828-586-0649 Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To provide temporary shelter, in-home counseling, and/or other supportive services for troubled children under age 18 in the seven western-most counties of North Carolina in order to strengthen the family unit. Budget Range: $750,000 to $999,999 People: Elizabeth Chambers, Executive Director ([email protected]); Fred H. Fisher, Vice Chair, Board of Directors; Rose Hooper, Secretaryflreasurer; Graeme N. McGufficke, Chair, Board of Directors

N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits 111 M Moveable Feast (Member since 10/26/98) 101 Clear Sky Court, Cary, NC 27513, 919-481-1220, fax 919-481-4261 Primary Field: Food, Nutrition, Agriculture Purpose: To collect unopened, unwanted groceries from individuals moving out of the Triangle and to distribute that food to the area's hungry and the agencies that serve them. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Jennifer Paradis, Executive Director ([email protected]); Jim Reichard - Museum of the New South, Inc. (Member since 5/9/97) 324 N. College Street, Charlotte, NC 28202, 704-333-1887, fax 704-333-1896, [email protected] ~~~ Primary Field: History, Humanities, and Related Purpose: To involve a broad-based audience in the exploration and appreciation of the diverse history of the South since the Civil War, with a focus on Charlotte, and the surrounding Carolina Piedmont. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Emily Zimmern, Executive Director; Laura Everett, Director of Development

Music Academy of Eastern Carolina, Inc. (Member since 6/12/97) 226 SE Greenville Boulevard, Greenville, NC 27858, 252-355-6232, [email protected] Primary Field: Arts, Culture, and Related Purpose: To provide access to quality music instruction, music therapy, and music performances and to promote research and public awareness of the benefits of music. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Cheryl Stephenson, Director; Gary Salt, President, Board of Directors

Musicians Health Care Initiative (Member since 3/9/99) 613 South Third Street, Mebane, NC 27302,919-563-5868, [email protected] Primary Field: General Health, Rehabilitation, Hospitals, Hospices, and Other Purpose: To promote health and provide education and assistance for obtaining health care to members of the Triangle's music community and local industry. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Ann Margaret Shy, Vice-Chair; Kirk Ross, Board Member

My Sister's House, Inc. (Member since 12/7/94) P.O. Box 1702, Rocky Mount, NC 27802,252-977-2892, fax 252-977-9459 Primary Field: Women, Domestic Violence, and Sexual Assault Purpose: To provide shelter and crisis intervention services to victims of domestic violence and sexual assault. Budget Range: $150,000 to $199,999 People: Meredith Holland, Executive Director

Myasthenia Gravis Foundation-Carolinas Chapter (Member since 8/17/95) 506 E. Forest Hills Boulevard, Durham, NC 27707,800-842-871 1, fax 919-681-8899,lorimOOl @mc.duke.edu Primary Field: Specific Diseases and Disorders Purpose: To provide education, information, patient services, and research for the disease myasthenia gravis, a non-curable neuromuscular disease. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Marcia Lorimer, Board Member (lorim001 @mc.duke.edu); Tina M. Vassar, Board Member ([email protected])

112 N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits N N.C. Academy of Family Physicians Foundation, Inc. (Charter Member since 2/18/93) 1303 Annapolis Drive, Raleigh, NC 27608,919-833-21 10, fax 919-833-1801, www.ncafp.com Primary Field: General Health, Rehabilitation, Hospitals, Hospices, and Other Purpose: To enhance health care delivered to the people of North Carolina. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Sue L. Makey, CAE, Executive Vice President ([email protected]); Cynthia Jaffe, Director of Development ([email protected]); Myra Schwartz, Director of Special Projects ([email protected])

N.C. Adult Day Services Association (Member since 11/10/95) 5220 Beckwyck Drive, Fuquay-Varina, NC 27526,919-552-0254, fax 919-552-0155 Primary Field: Human Services: Multi-Purpose and Other Purpose: To promote excellence in service provision and program development through advocacy, education, support, and training. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Teresa D. Johnson, Executive Director ([email protected]); Patty Saponaro, Adult Day Services Director

N.C. Alliance for Arts Education (Member since 3/13/96) 120 Morris Street, Durham, NC 27701,919-664-5514, fax 919-560-2751, [email protected], www.mindspring.com/-ncaae Primary Field: Arts, Culture, and Related Purpose: To provide leadership for a collective movement which promotes lifelong learning in the arts for all North Carolinians. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Jodie Moss, Executive Director; Anita Alpenfels, Chair ([email protected])

N.C. Amateur Sports (Founding Member since 8/6/92) P.O. Box 12727, Research Triangle Park, NC 27709,919-361-1 133, fax 919-361-2559, [email protected], www.ncsports.org Primary Field: Recreation and Sports Purpose: To promote the Olympic Movement, physical fitness and health to North Carolinians of all ages and skills levels by producing the State Games of North Carolina; attracting national and international events and conferences; assisting other amateur sporting events in our state; and increasing public awareness of the Olympic Movement and amateur sports in North Carolina. Budget Range: $500,000 to $749,999 People: Barry Pennell, President

N.C. Aquarium Society (Charter Member since 6/23/93) 417 N. Blount Street, Raleigh, NC 27601,919-733-1383, fax 919-733-4271 Primary Field: Animal Welfare and Animal Related Purpose: To develop, encourage, and promote public awareness of the N.C. Aquarium, and to provide support for the development of

Budget Range: $1,000,000 to $1,999,999 People: Kimberly Norris, Account Manager; Neal Conoley, Executive Director; Robyn Dobyns, Director of Member Services; Mark Joyner, Associate Director; Sandy Zeckowski, Membership Coordinator

The N.C. Arboretum Society (Member since 6/21/99) 100 Frederick Law Olmstead Way, Asheville, NC 28806,828-665-2371, fax 828-665-2371 Primary Field: Environmental Protection, Conservation, and Related Purpose: To foster and promote the growth, progress and general welfare of The North Carolina Arboretum in its mission to cultivate connections between people and plants. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Linda E. Wilkerson, Director of Development ([email protected])

N.C. Association for Biomedical Research (Charter Member since 1/21/93) P.O. Box 19469, Raleigh, NC 27619-9469,919-785-1304,fax 919-785-1306, www.ncabr.org Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To promote understanding of and support for the life sciences through development and implementation of programs and material about the biomedical research process and its benefits. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Karen Hoffman, President (khoffman @ncabr.org)

N.C. Association for the Education of Young Children (Member since 8/26/93) 3509 Haworth Drive, Suite 200, Raleigh, NC 27609, 919-510-5034, fax 919-510-5033 Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To promote quality and form partnerships which will support programs and professionals serving North Carolina's children from birth to age 8. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Pat King, President; To The Office of NC-aeye; Donna White, Vice President of Public Awareness

N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits 113 N N.C. Association of Community Development Corporations Inc. (Member since 5/16/94) P.O. Box 26208, Raleigh, NC 2761 1-6208,919-831-9710, fax 919-831-9728, [email protected], www.ncacdc.org Primary Field: Community and Economic Development and Community Action Purpose: To help disadvantaged, low-income, and minority communities throughout the state by strengthening and developing the capacity of community-based community development corporations. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Rhonda Raney, President/CEO; Jack Holtzman; Lawrence King

N.C. Association of County Directors of Social Services (Member since 8/31/98) 215-D Glenwood Avenue, Raleigh, NC 27603,919-833-8020, fax 919-833-9050 Primary Field: Human Services: Multi-Purpose and Other Purpose: To inform, educate and empower members in order to strengthen agencies, programs and the delivery of social services to families and individuals. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Sharon Hirsch, Executive Director (sharonhirsch @mindspring.com)

N.C. Association of Non-Profit Homes for the Aging (Charter Member since 6/30/93) 3700 National Drive, Suite 208, Raleigh, NC 27612, 919-571-8333, fax 919-571-1297 Primary Field: Aging Purpose: To provide quality care, housing, health, community, and related services to the elderly. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Tom Schoenvogel, Executive Director (tschoenvogel @mindspring.com); Marie Metcalf ([email protected])

N.C. Association of Pharmacists (Member since 4/6/98) P.O. Box 151, Chapel Hill, NC 27514,919-967-2237, fax 919-968-9430 Primary Field: General Health, Rehabilitation, Hospitals, Hospices, and Other Purpose: To promote pharmacy. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Dan Garrett, Executive Director; Katie McDonough; Brent Spodek

N.C. Association of Rehabilitation Facilities, Inc. (Founding Member since 12/18/92) 801 Oberlin Road, Suite 325, Raleigh, NC 27605,919-829-9665, fax 919-829-9656, www.ncarf.com Primary Field: Employment, Jobs, and Related Purpose: To provide a platform for networking, advocating, training, and the linking to resources for programs and services for people with barriers to employment. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Janice C. Rossi, Executive Director ([email protected])

N.C. Association of Volunteer Administration (Member since 3/22/95) 2304 Anihinga Court, Raleigh, NC 27616, 919-266-7140, www.nonprofitspace.org/ncava Primary Field: Philanthropy, Workplace Giving, Volunteerism, Nonprofit Sector Purpose: To provide for education and leadership towards effective volunteer management. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Katie Jefferson Waters, President ([email protected]); Lisa Peedin, Past President

N.C. Big Sweep (Founding Member since 8/3/92) 144 East Vance Street, P.O. Box 126, Zebulon, NC 27597,919-404-1600, fax 919-404-1698, [email protected], wwwlandmark-project.com/bigsweep/ Primary Field: Environmental Protection, Conservation, and Related Purpose: To coordinate a statewide annual waterway cleanup and sustain a year-round educational effort to reduce aquatic debris. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Judith Bolin, Executive Director; Charles A. Miller, President ([email protected])

N.C. Biotechnology Center (Charter Member since 5/7/93) P.O. Box 13547, Research Triangle Park, NC 27709,919-541-9366, fax 919-549-9710, [email protected], www.ncbiotech.org Primary Field: Science and Technology Purpose: To provide long-term economic benefit to North Carolina through support of biotechnology research, development, and commercialization statewide. Budget Range: $5,000,000 or more People: Lori Greenstein, Vice President of Administration and Finance; Charles E. Hamner, President ([email protected]); Barry D. Teater, Director of Public Affairs ([email protected])

114 N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits N N.C. Black Repertory Company, Inc. (Member since 4/24/96) 610 Coliseum Drive, Winston-Salem, NC 27106, 336-723-2266, fax 336-723-2223, [email protected] Primary Field: Arts, Culture, and Related Purpose: To create and promote cultural and educational activities with an emphasis on theater arts. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Larry Leon Hamlin, Executive and Artistic Director; W.T. Jenkins, President

N.C. Business Committee for Education (Member since 12/21/94) 116 W. Jones Street, Administration Building, Raleigh, NC 27603-8001,919-715-3535, fax 919-733-2120, [email protected], www.ncbce.org Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related ~ Purpose: To help improve public education in North Carolina. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Thomas J. Williams, Executive Director (twilliams @gov.state.nc.us)

N.C. Center for Family Literacy (Member since 10/3/96) 201 SAS Campus Drive, Building D, Cary, NC 27513,919-677-7891, fax 919-677-7893, carter:[email protected] Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To provide advocacy, training, technical assistance, policy development, and leadership for comprehensive family literacy programs in North Carolina. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Jean Carter, Director

N.C. Center for Independent Higher Education (Charter Member since 3/19/93) 879-A Washington Street, Raleigh, NC 27605,919-832-5817, fax 919-829-7358 Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To provide research and information, representation on issues, programs, and staff and professional development for the 36 independent colleges and universities in North Carolina. Budget Range: $150,000 to $199,999 People: A. Hope Williams, President (hope.williams @nccihe.org); Tim McDowell ([email protected]); Julianne Still Thrift, Chair ([email protected])

N.C. Center for International Understanding (Member since 10/13/97) 412 N. Wilmington Street, Raleigh, NC 27607,919-733-4902, fax 919-733-8578 Primary Field: International, Foreign Affairs, and Related Purpose: To help educate North Carolina citizens, educators, and K-12 students to function effectively in an interdependent global community through international educational exchanges, resources and programs featuring person-to-person interaction and technology. Budget Range: $150,000 to $199,999 People: Millie Ravenel, Director (ravenel @gaunc.edu)

N.C. Center for Nonprofits (Founding Member since 6/1/92) 11 10 Navaho Drive, Suite 200, Raleigh, NC 27609,919-790-1555, fax 919-790-5307, [email protected], www.ncnonprofits.org Primary Field: Philanthropy, Workplace Giving, Volunteerism, Nonprofit Sector Purpose: To encourage support for the nonprofit sector and enhance the capacity of nonprofits to serve the people of North Carolina. Budget Range: $750,000 to $999,999 People: Jane Kendall, Executive Director ([email protected]); Robin Banker, Administrative Assistant; Belinda Beardsley, Database and Administrative Associate ([email protected]); Renee Bunn, Accounting and Administrative Associate (ncreneeb @ aolxom); Robert 0. Klepfer, Jr., Treasurer ([email protected]); Tracy Koss, Office Assistant; Trisha Lester, Associate Executive Director ([email protected]); Kate McGuire, Program Director (nckatemc @aol.com); Arlene Pike, Vice-Chair (ampike628 @aol.com); Johnnie Southerland, Program Director (ncjohnnies @aol.com); Christy Thompson, Program Associate; Stephanie Walker, Chair ([email protected])

N.C. Center for Public Policy Research (Founding Member since 7/1/92) P.O. Box 430, Raleigh, NC 27602, 919-832-2839, fax 919-832-2847, [email protected], www.nando.net/insider/nccppr Primary Field: Public Policy, Law-Related, Mediation Purpose: To conduct research and provide information to the public on public policy issues facing North Carolina, leading to a more effective, accountable, and responsive government. Budget Range: $500,000 to $749,999 People: Ran Coble, Executive Director; Loleta Wood Foster, Vice Chair and Chair-Elect ([email protected]); Laurita Ray, Director of Development (jewnell @nando.net); Nancy Rose, Director of Administrative Services

N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits 115 N N.C. Central University Foundation (Member since 1/9/99) 131 William Jones Building, 1801 Fayetteville Street, Durham, NC 27707,919-560-5533, fax 919-560-5342 Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To raise money to support the academic needs of the University. Budget Range: $1,000,000to $1,999,999 People: Sylvia Sharpe, Executive Director, Development Affairs; Carmen Dorsey, Interim Director-Career Services; David Hoard, Vice Chancellor for Development; Beverly W. Jones, Dean; Monica Price, Project Director/Curriculum Specialist ([email protected])

N.C. Charter School Resource Center (Member since 4/7/97) 471 1 Hope Valley Road, Suite 321, Durham, NC 27707, 919-682-1500, fax 919-682-4320, [email protected], www.nccsrc.org Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To assist charter schools in the start-up and maintenance of their organizations. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Thelma Glynn, Executive Director

N.C. Child Advocacy Institute (Founding Member since 7/1/92) 31 1 E. Edenton Street, Raleigh, NC 27601-1017,919-834-6623, fax 919-829-7299, www.ncchild.org Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To promote the well-being of children and families of North Carolina by identifying needs and mobilizing public and private resources to meet those needs. Budget Range: $750,000 to $999,999 People: Jonathan Sher, President ([email protected]); Alton Anderson, Board Chair; Paula Wolf, Public Policy Director ([email protected])

N.C. Child Care Resource and Referral Network (Member since 1/28/94) P.O. Box 2515, Chapel Hill, NC 27514, 919-933-5090, fax 919-933-0450, [email protected] Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To strengthen child care resource and referral agencies in North Carolina. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Mary Bushnell, Program Coordinator

N.C. Coalition Against Domestic Violence (Charter Member since 5/20/93) 301 West Main Street, Suite #350, Durham, NC 27701, 919-956-9124, fax 919-682-1449 Primary Field: Women, Domestic Violence, and Sexual Assault Purpose: To effect legislative change, raise public awareness and provide resources, education, and training on domestic violence in North Carolina. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Patty Neal Dorian, Executive Director ([email protected])

N.C. Coalition Against Sexual Assault (Member since 12/20/96) 174-100 Mine Lake Court, Raleigh, NC 27615,919-676-7611, fax 919-676-1355, [email protected] Primary Field: Women, Domestic Violence, and Sexual Assault Purpose: To provide a state-wide forum in which people work together to end sexual violence. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Anne Fishburne, Executive Director

The N.C. Coalition of Farm and Rural Families (Member since 2/20/96) 342 Wagoner Drive, Suite 208, Fayetteville, NC 28303-4647,910-860-9948, fax 910-860-9951, [email protected] Primary Field Community and Economic Development and Community Action Purpose: To develop viable options to strengthen the capacity of small, part-time, and limited-resource farmers to operate sustainable agricultural enterprises. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Carolyn Prince, Executive Director; Charnel1 Green, Secretary; Johnnie Jones, Farm Coordinator

N.C. Coastal Federation (Founding Member since 7/1/92) 3609 Highway 24 (Ocean), Newport, NC 28570,252-393-8185, fax 252-393-7508, [email protected] Primary Field: Environmental Protection, Conservation, and Related Purpose: To restore and protect North Carolina's coast through citizen involvement. Budget Range: $500,000 to $749,999 People: Todd Miller, Executive Director ([email protected]); Joanne Marsh, Business Manager ([email protected]); Sally Steele, Development Director (sallys @nccoast.org)

116 N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits N N.C. Coastal Land Trust (Charter Member since 6/8/93) 720 Market Street, Wilmington, NC 28401,910-763-0332, fax 910-251-0666, [email protected] Primary Field: Environmental Protection, Conservation, and Related Purpose: To enhance the quality of life in the communities of coastal North Carolina by preserving open space, greenways, and significant natural areas. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Camilla M. Herlevich, Director; Janice Allen, Director of Land Protection ([email protected]); Thomas Bean, Upper Tar River Basin Project

N.C. Community Action Association (Member since 5/6/94) 4428 Louisburg Road, Suite 101, Raleigh, NC 27616,919-790-5757, fax 919-790-5767, [email protected] Primary Field: Community and Economic Development and Community Action Purpose: To provide community action and self-sufficiency programs and anti-poverty services. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Roberta Faison, Executive Director

N.C. Community Development Initiative, Inc. (Member since 5/16/94) P.O. Box 98148, Raleigh, NC 27624,919-828-5655, fax 919-834-8018 Primary Field: Community and Economic Development and Community Action Purpose: To stimulate investment and socially beneficial economic development in distressed, low-resource communities throughout North Carolina. Budget Range: $500,000 to $749,999 People: Abdul Sm Rasheed, President and CEO ([email protected]); Ebonie Alexander, Senior V.P. & Special Assistant to President ([email protected]); Cassandra Isler, Office Systems Manager ([email protected]); Adrienne C. Parker, Chief Financial Officer ([email protected])

N.C. Community Foundation, Inc. (Founding Member since 12/4/92) 333 Fayetteville Street Mall, Suite 1410, Raleigh, NC 27601, 919-828-4387, fax 919-828-5495, [email protected] Primary Field: Philanthropy, Workplace Giving, Volunteerism, Nonprofit Sector Purpose: To support broad charitable purposes through the establishment of endowments, and to provide the services of a community foundation to unserved towns, communities, and counties across North Carolina. Budget Range: $750,000 to $999,999 People: Elizabeth C. Fentress, Executive Director; Peggy Birkemeier, Northeastern Associate; Marsha Crites, Senior Associate- Western Region ([email protected]); Lewis R. Holding, President, Board of Directors

N.C. Community Shares (Founding Member since 8/18/92) P.O. Box 783, Durham, NC 27702,919-687-7653, fax 919-687-0946, [email protected] Primary Field: Philanthropy, Workplace Giving, Volunteerism, Nonprofit Sector Purpose: To conduct workplace fundraising campaigns for social justice nonprofits tackling North Carolina's toughest social problems: accessible health care, economic inclusion, prejudice and workplace safety. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Brian M. Lewis, Executive Director; Betsy Barton, Board President

N.C. Council of Churches (Founding Member since 12/2/92) 1307 Glenwood Avenue, Suite 162, Raleigh, NC 27605,919-828-6501, fax 919-828-9697, [email protected], www.nccouncilofchurches.org Primary Field: Religion-Related Purpose: To foster unity among the churches and to educate and mobilize churches for social and economic justice. Budget Range: $150,000 to $199,999 People: Collins Kilburn, Executive Director ([email protected]); Evelyn Mattern

N.C. Council of Community MH-DD-SA Programs (Charter Member since 7/1/93) 1318 Dale Street, Suite 120, Raleigh, NC 27605,919-755-0680, fax 919-755-0697, [email protected], www.mhddsa-nc.org Primary Field: Mental Health, Substance Abuse, and Related Purpose: To promote the common interests of our member centers, which provide community-based services to North Carolinians with mental illness, developmental disab es, and chemical dependency. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Allan Spader, Executive Director; David Nettesheim, Office Manager ([email protected]); Ann Schwindaman, Assistant Director ([email protected])

N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits 117 N N.C. Council of Teachers of Mathematics (Founding Member since 12/7/92) P.O. Box 1783, Salisbury, NC 28145-1783,704-642-1933,fax 704-642-0840, [email protected] Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To promote excellence in the teaching and learning of mathematics by providing service to and support for mathematics educators and by actively influencing decisions that affect the quality of mathematics education in North Carolina. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Anne J. Palmer, Business Manager ([email protected]); Roger Bruhwel, Past President ([email protected]); William A. McGalliard, President ([email protected])

N.C. Council on Economic Education (Charter Member since 7/13/93) P.O. Box 10289, Greensboro, NC 27404-0289,336-334-5056,fax 336-334-4272, angela-montgomery @uncg.edu, www.uncg.edu/-aetrans2/council. html Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To assist and encourage the schools to implement programs which will better prepare young people for competent, responsible citizenship which is done by providing training to teachers in a broad spectrum of economics, as well as materials and other services. Budget Range: $150,000 to $199,999 People: Robert M. Shoffner, President; Angela Montgomery, Program Director ([email protected])

N.C. Dance Alliance (Member since 12/21/94) 6040-A Six Forks Road, Suite 210, Raleigh, NC 27609,910-343-1975, fax 910-343-8690, [email protected] Primary Field: Arts, Culture, and Related Purpose: To support dance activity in our state; to provide a statewide network of communication within the dance community; and to act as an advocate for dance in North Carolina. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Mark Davis, President; Elizabeth A. Taylor, Treasurer ([email protected])

N.C. Depressive and Manic Depressive Association (Member since 9/29/93) 1600 Hillsborough Street, Raleigh, NC 27605-1639, 919-821-4343, fax 919-821-4043 Primary Field: Specific Diseases and Disorders Purpose: To increase awareness and to provide education about depression and manic depression. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Sheila Singleton, President, Board of Directors

N.C. District Council Assemblies of God, Inc. (Member since 2/21/97) P.O. Box 459, Selma, NC 27576-0459,910-892-1161, fax 910-892-6741, [email protected], www.ncdcag.org Primary Field: Religion-Related Purpose: To worship God, evangelize the world, develop ministers, and establish churches. Budget Range: $1,000,000to $1,999,999 People: Randall Rogers, Secretary-Treasurer; David Daniels; Raymond Hoggard; Charles Kelly; David Scruggs

N.C. Environmental Defense Fund (Charter Member since 2/1/93) 2500 Blue Ridge Road, Suite 330, Raleigh, NC 27607-6454,919-881-2601, fax 919-881-2607, [email protected] Primary Field: Environmental Protection, Conservation, and Related Purpose: To use science, economics, and law to devise sustainable solutions to environmental problems. Budget Range: $750,000 to $999,999 People: Jane Preyer, Director; Mimi Cecil, Chair, Board of Trustees; Mary L. Hill, Secretary, Board of Trustees; Melody Scott, Office Manager ([email protected])

N.C. Equity (Founding Member since 7/1/92) 3900 Barrett Drive, Suite 31 1, Raleigh, NC 27609,919-783-8088, fax 919-783-5665, [email protected] Primary Field: Women, Domestic Violence, and Sexual Assault Purpose: To work for the economic strength of women and families as an independent public policy, education, and advocacy center for women. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Brenda Summers, Executive Director; Garrick Francis, Chair, Board of Directors ([email protected]); Marianne Triplette, Past Chair, Board of Directors

N.C. Fair Share (Member since 5/11/94) P.O. Box 12543, Raleigh, NC 27605,919-832-7130, fax 919-832-4635 Primary Field: Social Action, Civil RightdLiberties, Advocacy Purpose: To advocate, educate, and provide leadership training for low- and moderate-income North Carolinians. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Lynice R. Williams, Executive Director

118 N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits N N.C. FFA Association (Member since 12/16/96) NCSU Box 7607, Raleigh, NC 27695-7607, 919-515-1690, fax 919-515-9060 Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To support agricultural education in North Carolina schools. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Barry Croom, State FFA Coordinator ([email protected]); Marshall Stewart, State FFA Advisor (marshall-stewart @ ncsuedu)

N.C. FFA Foundation, Inc. (Member since 2/25/97) P.O. Box 509, Whiteville, NC 28472,910-642-4176, fax 910-642-3222, [email protected] Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To provide financial support and public awareness for agricultural education in order to make a positive difference in the lives of students. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Kipling Godwin, Executive Director; James Langdon, Jr, Treasurer

N.C. Foundation for Advanced Health Programs, Inc. (Charter Member since 2/18/93) P.O. Box 10245, Raleigh, NC 27605,919-821-0485, fax 919-821-9993 Primary Field: General Health, Rehabilitation, Hospitals, Hospices, and Other Purpose: To serve as a catalyst for demonstration programs to increase access to affordable, quality health care for all North Carolina residents and control health care costs. Budget Range: $500,000 to $749,999 People: James D. Bernstein, President ([email protected]); Torlen Wade ([email protected])

N.C. Foundation for Public School Children (Member since 7/17/96) P.O. Box 27347, Raleigh, NC 2761 1,919-832-3000, fax 919-829-1626 Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To provide assistance to public school children through a children's fund and to parents through a parent academy. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: William T. Newkirk, Sr., Director ([email protected]); Derevana Leach, Administrative Assistant

N.C. Health and Fitness Foundation, Inc. (Founding Member since 7/14/92) P.O. Box 27366, Raleigh, NC 2761 1-7366, 919-217-4499, fax 919-217-3342, [email protected] Primary Field: General Health, Rehabilitation, Hospitals, Hospices, and Other Purpose: To provide financial support to the Governor's Council on Physical Fitness and Health through corporate, foundation, and individual development and special events in order to improve the physical fitness, and thereby the health, of all North Carolinians. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Shellie Pfohl, Executive Director; Lee Sargent, President, Board of Trustees

The N.C. Healthy Start Foundation (Founding Member since 8/3/92) 1300 St. Mary's Street, Suite 204, Raleigh, NC 27605-1276,919-828-1819, fax 919-828-1446 Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To fund services and programs to reduce infant mortality and morbidity in North Carolina. Budget Range: $500,000 to $749,999 People: Janice Freedman, Director ([email protected]); Marcus Jones, Communications Manager (mdjnchsfm aolsom); Charles A. Sanders, MD ([email protected]); Robin Ziman, Health ChecWNC Health Choice Campaign Coordinator ([email protected])

N.C. Hillel Foundation (Member since 6/13/97) 210 W. Cameron Avenue, Chapel Hill, NC 27516, 919-942-4057, fax 919-967-4622, [email protected] Primary Field: Religion-Related Purpose: To foster religious, educational and cultural activities for Jewish college and university students in North Carolina. Budget Range: $150,000 to $199,999 People: Rabbi Ed Elkin, Executive Director; Joyce Shuman, Board Chair

N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits 119 N N.C. Humanities Council (Charter Member since 6/10/93) 425 Spring Garden Street, Greensboro, NC 27401,336-334-5325, fax 336-334-5052, [email protected] Primary Field: History, Humanities, and Related Purpose: To bring North Carolinians together to make sense of this world we share by awarding funds to the state's nonprofit organizations for public humanities programs so they can provide a forum for the telling of stories and connecting them to the larger community, and by sponsoring a set of projects to move humanities topics from the academic setting into North Carolina communities across the state. Budget Range: $500,000 to $749,999 People: Alice S. Barkley, Executive Director ([email protected]); Harlan Joel Gradin, Assistant Director (gradinh @gborocollege.edu); Janice P. Periquet, Director of Development (periquetj @gborocollege.edu); Lynn Wright-Kemodle, Director of Special Projects ([email protected])

N.C. Institute of Minority Economic Development (Founding Member since 10/16/92) P.O. Box 27806, Raleigh, NC 2761 1, 919-831-2467, fax 919-831-2487, [email protected] Primary Field: Community and Economic Development and Community Action Purpose: To support multidisciplinary strategies to address issues of race and issues affecting underdeveloped communities, thereby strengthening the productive inclusion in and contributions to the larger economic arena. Budget Range: $750,000 to $999,999 People: Andrea Harris, President ([email protected]); Farad Ali, Vice President for Business Development ([email protected]); Julian D. Brown, Vice President ([email protected]); Benjamin S. Ruffin, Chair, Board of Directors ([email protected])

N.C. Interfaith Disaster Response (Member since 7/30/98) P.O. Box 305, Ayden, NC 28513, 252-746-4540, fax 252-746-8613, [email protected] Primary Field: Crisis Assistance Purpose: To promote and support interfaith cooperation in disasters. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Dennis P. Levin, President

N.C. Justice and Community Development Center, Inc. (Charter Member since 1/25/93) P.O. Box 28068, Raleigh, NC 2761 1-8068,919-856-2162, fax 919-856-2175, [email protected] Primary Field: Social Action, Civil RightdLiberties, Advocacy Purpose: To ensure legal, social, and economic justice for poor, working poor, and minority individuals and communities in North Carolina so the basic human needs of these constituents are met and they have access to the resources they need to become self- sufficient. Budget Range: $750,000 to $999,999 People: Greg Malhoit, Executive Director; Dan Gerlach, N.C. Budget and Tax Center ([email protected]); Sorien Schmidt, Public Interest Attorney/Advocate (sorien @ncjustice.org); Debra Tyler-Horton, Deputy Director ([email protected])

N.C. Lambda Youth Network (Member since 4/12/99) 115 Market Street, Durham, NC 27701,919-683-3037, fax 919-683-3194, [email protected], www.angelfire.com/nc/nclambda Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To develop young lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and allied leaders who are improving communities. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Hez Norton, Executive Director

N.C. Legal Education Assistance Foundation (NC LEAF) (Founding Member since 10/23/92) P.O. Box 25848, Raleigh, NC 27601,919-856-0827, fax 919-856-1 178, [email protected] Primary Field: Public Policy, Law-Related, Mediation Purpose: To encourage and enable law school graduates to pursue careers in public service in North Carolina by easing the severe financial strain of educational debt. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Linda Tucker, Executive Director; Luke Largess, President, Board of Directors

N.C. Life Underwriters Foundation (Member since 9/30/96) 875 Washington Street, Raleigh, NC 27605, 919-839-5828, fax 919-821-5743 Primary Field: Philanthropy, Workplace Giving, Volunteerism, Nonprofit Sector Purpose: To enhance the professional development of insurance agents. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Ken Morgan, Executive Director; Winnie Morgan

120 N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits N ~~ ~ N.C. Low Income Housing Coalition (Founding Member since 12/16/92) 3948 Browning Place, Suite 200, Raleigh, NC 27609,919-881-0707, fax 919-881-0350, [email protected], www.mindspring.com/-nclihousing Primary Field: Housing, Shelter, and Related Purpose: To work for decent, safe, and affordable housing by articulating the need for housing for North Carolina's low-income citizens, advocating for the resources to address that need, and providing the education to ensure effective use of those resources. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Linda Shaw, Executive Director ([email protected]); Tara L. Fikes ([email protected])

N.C. Medical Society Alliance (Member since 8/2/96) PO Box 27167, Raleigh, NC 2761 1-7167,919-833-3836, fax 919-833-2023 Primary Field: General Health, Rehabilitation, Hospitals, Hospices, and Other Purpose: To promote health education programs and projects. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Sibyl E. Pedzwater, Executive Director ([email protected]); Peggy J. Hurt, President-Elect ([email protected]); John A. Lovin; President ([email protected])

N.C. Medical Society Foundation, Inc. (Member since 7/25/97) P.O. Box 27167, Raleigh, NC 2761 1,919-833-3836, fax 919-833-2023, [email protected], www.ncmedsoc.org Primary Field: General Health, Rehabilitation, Hospitals, Hospices, and Other Purpose: To compassionately serve all North Carolinians by improving their health status through access to and availability of quality health care and education. Budget Range: $1,000,000 to $1,999,999 People: Pam Highsmith, Associate Executive Director (phighsmith @ncmedsoc.org); Carole Beaumont, Coordinator, CHART (cbeaumont @ncmedsoc.org)

N.C. Middle School Association, Inc. (Member since 10/18/95) P.O. Box 5216, Pinehurst, NC 28374,910-235-3761, fax 910-215-5567, [email protected] Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To foster excellence in education for emerging adolescents. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: John A. Harrison, Executive Director; Beth Manring, President ([email protected]); Tom Ragland, Treasurer ([email protected])

N.C. Minority Support Center (Member since 6/29/95) 316 W. Edenton Street, 2nd Floor, Suite 200-C, Raleigh, NC 27603,919-831-2568, fax 919-834-8018, [email protected], www.ncmsc.org Primary Field: Community and Economic Development and Community Action Purpose: Provide technical assistance to community-based credit unions. Budget Range: $500,000 to $749,999 People: Linwood Cox, Executive Director ([email protected])

N.C. Museum of Art (Member since 9/1/94) 21 10 Blue Ridge Road, Raleigh, NC 27607,919-839-6262, fax 919-733-8034 Primary Field: Arts, Culture, and Related Purpose: To acquire, preserve, and exhibit works of art for the education and enjoyment of the people of the state, and to conduct programs of education, research, and publication designed to encourage an interest in and an appreciation of art on the part of the people of the state. Budget Range: $2,000,000 to $4,999,999 People: Georganne C. Bingham, Director of External Affairs ([email protected]); Peter MacBeth, Assistant Director of Development, Corp. Support ([email protected]); Peggy Myers, Director of Development (mmyers @ncmamail.dcr.state.nc.us); Lawrence J. Wheeler, Director ([email protected])

N.C. Museum of History (Member since 9/28/98) 5 East Edenton Street, Raleigh, NC 27601-101 1,919-715-0200, fax 919-733-8655 Primary Field: History, Humanities, and Related Purpose: To promote North Carolina history. Budget Range: $2,000,000 to $4,999,999 People: James C. McNutt, Director; Janice Williams (jcw @moh.dcr.state.nc.us); Eve R. Williamson

N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits 121 N N.C. Museum of Life and Science (Member since 8/3/93) P.O. Box 15190, Durham, NC 27704,919-220-5429, fax 919-220-5575, [email protected], www. herald.sun.com/ncmls Primary Field: Science and Technology Purpose: To further education in the natural and physical sciences for people of all ages. Budget Range: $2,000,000 to $4,999,999 People: Thomas Krakauer, President and CEO ([email protected]); Frank Denny, Vice President for Operations; Maryanne - Friend, Vice President, DevelopmenUPR; John W, Mallard, Jr., Chairman, Board of Directors; Anne N. Moore, Retired Executive Director

N.C. National Guard Association Educational Foundation (Member since 3/25/96) 7410 Chapel Hill Road, Raleigh, NC 27607,919-851-3390, fax 919-859-4990 Primary Field: Philanthropy, Workplace Giving, Volunteerism, Nonprofit Sector Purpose: To provide educational scholarships to members of the NCNGA and their families. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Peggy Robinson, Foundation Administration; Ron Phillips, Board Member

N.C. Network for Animals (Founding Member since 8/17/92) 2516 Lake Shore Drive, Greensboro, NC 27407,336-855-5101, fax 336-855-5101 Primary Field: Animal Welfare and Animal Related Purpose: To educate, raise public awareness, and empower people to act on animal rights issues. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Howard Gold, Executive Director; Mary Anna Burt, Board Member

N.C. Occupational Safety and Health Project (Founding Member since 1/21/93) P.O. Box 2514, Durham, NC 27715-2514,919-286-9249, fax 919-286-4857, [email protected] Primary Field: Social Action, Civil RightdLiberties, Advocacy Purpose: To provide training, education, and technical assistance on workplace health and safety issues and to advocate for improvements in workplace conditions. Budget Range: $150,000 to $199,999 People: Tom O'Connor, Executive Director

N.C. Partnership for Children, Inc. (Member since 2/1/94) 1100 Wake Forest Road, Suite 300, Raleigh, NC 27604,919-821-7999, fax 919-821-8050, [email protected], wwwsmartstart-nc.org Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To create and implement a vision and funding for North Carolina children ages 0-5 through Smart Start. Budget Range: $2,000,000 to 4,999,999 People: Gerry Cobb, Director of Development ([email protected]); Assistant Director; Monica Harris, Director of Communications (mharris @smartstart.nc.org); Racquel Lowe-Hubbard, Director of AdministratiodHuman Resources (rlowehub @smartstart.nc.org); Karen Ponder, Acting Executive Director ([email protected])

N.C. Peace Corps Association (Member since 11/16/98) 112 S. Blount Street, Raleigh, NC 27601-1444, [email protected], www.rtpnet.org/-ncpca Primary Field: Human Services: Multi-Purpose and Other Purpose: To promote public awareness, education, and support for the Peace Corps; support specific grassroots projects in developing countries; perform and support community services activities in North Carolina; and provide social opportunities for Peace Corps families. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Gregory Kang, Treasurer; Sara Terry

N.C. Pharmacist Recovery Network, Inc. (Member since 2/4/97) 3500 Vest Mill Road, Suite 9, Winston-Salem, NC 27103, 336-774-6555, fax 336-774-9010, [email protected], www.ncprn.org Primary Field: Mental Health, Substance Abuse, and Related Purpose: To identify and assist chemically dependent pharmacists in North Carolina. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999

People: David Marley, Executive Director; Tina Brock, MS, Board Member ([email protected]); Valerie Brooks, PharmD., Board ~ Member; Ken Carter, RPh., Board Member; Scott Dinkins, RPh., Steering Committee Chairman; Doug Hammond, RPh., Board Member (&a); Larry Larson, RPh., Board Member; Larry Long, RPh., Board Member; Connie McKenzie, PharmD., Board Member; Mike Sites, RPh., Board Member -

122 N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits N N.C. Physicians Health Program (Member since 6/26/95) 4700 Six Forks Road, Suite 220, Raleigh, NC 27609,919-881-0585, fax 919-881-0505 Primary Field: Mental Health, Substance Abuse, and Related Budget Range: $750,000 to $999,999 People: Michael Wilkerson, MD, Medical Director ([email protected]); Candy Linton ([email protected]); Kim McCallie ([email protected])

N.C. Press Foundation (Member since 3/6/97) 5171 Glenwood Avenue, Suite 364, Raleigh, NC 27612,919-787-7443, fax 919-787-5302, [email protected] Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To promote literacy and education and further first amendment issues. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Teresa L. Saylor, Executive Director; Kim Grissom, Director of Member Services ([email protected])

N.C. Primary Health Care Association (Founding Member since 11/16/92) 975 Walnut Street, Suite 355, Cary, NC 27511,919-469-5701, fax 919-469-1263 Primary Field: General Health, Rehabilitation, Hospitals, Hospices, and Other Purpose: To promote community-based primary health care systems in medically underserved areas. Budget Range: $1,000,000 to $1,999,999 People: Markita A. Moore, Executive Director; Laura Aponte, Board Secretary; Leonard Holden, Director of Capital Development; Evelyn Schmidt, President, Board of Directors

N.C. Psychoanalytic Foundation (Member since 1/9/97) 101 Ashe Place, Chapel Hill, NC 275 14-4943,919-942-4867, [email protected] Primary Field: Human Services: Multi-Purpose and Other Purpose: To advance the psychoanalytic understanding of human mental life and behavior through education and service. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: David F. Freeman, Chair, Board of Directors; Paul Brinich ([email protected])

N.C. Psychological Foundation (Member since 1/28/94) 1004 Dresser Court, Suite 106, Raleigh, NC 27609,919-872-1005, fax 919-872-0805 Primary Field: Mental Health, Substance Abuse, and Related Purpose: To promote mental health by educating the general public and health care professionals, and by providing public service projects to the community. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Sally R. Cameron, Executive Director; Victoria Shea, Ph.D., Treasurer, Board of Directors ([email protected])

N.C. Public Allies (Charter Member since 6/14/93) 301 W. Main Street, Suite 280, Durham, NC 27701,919-687-0005, fax 919-956-5349, [email protected] Primary Field: Public/Societal Benefit Purpose: To create opportunities for young people to practice leadership and strengthen communities in alliance with people from neighborhoods, nonprofits, business, and govemment. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Meredith Emmett, Executive Director ([email protected])

N.C. Public Health Association (Founding Member since 1/15/93) 4208 Six Forks Road,#2-338-B, Raleigh, NC 27609,919-789-8004, fax 919-789-8005, [email protected] Primary Field: General Health, Rehabilitation, Hospitals, Hospices, and Other Purpose: To promote and protect the public's health by providing public health employees with a medium for continuing eduation and peer exchange, to support legislation and programs favorable to public health. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Steve Martin, President; Deborah Rowe

N.C. Public Television Foundation (Founding Member since 11/20/92) P.O. Box 12231, Research Triangle Park, NC 27709,919-549-7123, fax 919-549-7201 Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To provide financial support and heightened public awareness for UNC-TV, enabling the Center to provide improved services to the people of North Carolina. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Manager

N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits 123 N N.C. Rail-Trails, Inc. (Founding Member since 12/7/92) P.O. Box 61348, Durham, NC 27715, 919-542-0022, fax 919-542-OO22,[email protected], www.NCRai1-Trails.org Primary Field: Environmental Protection, Conservation, and Related Purpose: To preserve rail corridors and promote rail trails; to serve as a clearinghouse for information and consultants to local groups, governments, and the general public; and to advocate for public funding initiatives that support establishment of recreational trails in North Carolina. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Carolyn Townsend, Chair, Board of Directors; John Stratton, Treasurer ([email protected])

N.C. REAL Enterprises, Inc. (Founding Member since 12/1/92) ~ 115 Market Street, Suite 320, Durham, NC 27701-3221,919-688-7325, fax 919-682-7621 Primary Field: Employment, Jobs, and Related Purpose: To work in partnership with high schools and community colleges to implement experiential entrepreneurship programs fostering new business development and entrepreneurial skills with special emphasis on North Carolina's rural communities. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Katie 0.Early, Executive Director (koearly @mindspring.com); Mark Sorrells, Associate Director (msorrells @dnet.net); David Thomas, Board Chairman (fundamentals @compuserve.com)

N.C. Recreation and Park Society, Inc. (Member since 2/5/96) 883 Washington Street, Raleigh, NC 27605-3251,919-832-5868, fax 919-832-3323, [email protected], www2.ncsu.edu/ncsu/forest~resources/ Primary Field: Recreation and Sports Purpose: To provide educational training, to organize and offer various statewide athletic events, and to promote the value and growth of the parks and recreation profession. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Mike Waters, Executive Director

N.C. Rural Economic Development Center, Inc. (Founding Member since 9/17/92) 4021 Carya Drive, Raleigh, NC 27610,919-250-4314, fax 919-250-4325 Primary Field: Community and Economic Development and Community Action Purpose: To develop innovative strategies to improve the lives of rural North Carolinians, with special focus on economic opportunities for citizens with low to moderate incomes. Budget Range: $5,000,000 or more People: Billy Ray Hall, President ([email protected]); Phillip Black, Director of Capital Access Program ([email protected]); Susan Dunn, Director of Finance (sedunn @mindspring.com); Elaine Matthews, Communications Director ([email protected]); Roger Sheats, Vice President (rsheats @mindspring.com)

N.C. School Boards Association (Founding Member since 12/16/92) P.O. Box 97877, Raleigh, NC 27624,919-981-2630, fax 919-981-2637 Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To provide leadership and services that enable boards of education to govern effectively. Budget Range: $2,000,000 to $4,999,999 People: Ed Dunlap, Executive Director ([email protected]); Vann Langston, Director of Board Development (vlangston @ncsba.org); Allison Schafer, Legal Counsel ([email protected]); Patti Vermillion, Director of Finance (pvermill @ncsba.org); Leanne E. Winner, Director of Governmental Relations ([email protected])

N.C. Science Teachers Association (Founding Member since 1/4/93) P.O. Box 1783, Salisbury, NC 28145-1783,704-642-0870, fax 704-642-0840 Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To promote science education across North Carolina. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: William F. Palmer, Business Manager; Peggy Holliday, Conference Coordinator (pholliday @intercenternet)

N.C. Senior Games, Inc. (Founding Member since 10121/92) P.O. Box 33590, Raleigh, NC 27636-3590,919-851-5456,fax 919-851-5456, [email protected] Primary Field: Aging

Purpose: To provide a year-round health promotion and education program in North Carolina for people 55 years of age and better ~ through local senior games, state finals, fitness leadership training for senior programs, and statewide arts and walking programs. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Margot Raynor, Executive Director; Annette Crumpton, Department of Aging; Cindy Trumbower, Associate Director

124 N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits N The N.C. Shakespeare Festival (Member since 10/15/96) P.O. Box 6066, High Point, NC 27262-6066, 336-841-2273, fax 336-841-8627, [email protected] Primary Field: Arts, Culture, and Related Purpose: To provide professional classical theater productions and an extensive statewide educational outreach program. Budget Range: $1,000,000 to $1,999,999 People: Thomas G. Gaffney, Managing Director; Jake Froelich, Jr.; Peggy Hickle-Edwards, Development Coordinator; Steve Horsley

N.C. Shore and Beach Preservation Association (Member since 12/3 1/98) 414 Chestnut Street, Room 101, Wilmington, NC 28401,910-341-7134, fax 910-341-4035 Primary Field: Environmental Protection, Conservation, and Related Purpose: To educate and create awareness of the need for the preservation of the beaches and shores of the North Carolina coast. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Dave Weaver, Secretary; Bill Caster, Chairman

N.C. Society for Ethical Culture (Member since 2/16/99) P.O. Box 3132, Chapel Hill, NC 27515,919-833-0633, [email protected], www.ncethicalsociety.org Primary Field: Public/Societal Benefit Purpose: To promote ethics in both the personal and social realms of life through public lectures, and fostering our own humanistic community. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Chris H. Kaman, President; Randy Best, Vice-president

N.C. Solar Energy Association (Founding Member since 11/3/92) 2501 Blue Ridge Road, Suite 150, Raleigh, NC 27607, 919-832-7601, fax 919-863-4101, [email protected], www.mindspring.com/-ncsea Primary Field: Environmental Protection, Conservation, and Related Purpose: To promote the understanding and uses of solar and renewable energy in North Carolina. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Susan Luster, Executive Director

N.C. State University, Center for Universal Design (Member since 11/14/96) P.O. Box 8613, Raleigh, NC 27695-8613,919-515-3082, fax 919-515-3023, [email protected] Primary Field: Housing, Shelter, and Related Purpose: To improve the built environment and related products for all users by impacting change in policies and procedures through research, information, training, and design assistance. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Lawrence Trachtman, Executive Director; Andrea Gabriel, Director of Outreach and Dissemination

N.C. State University, Department of 4-H Youth Development (Member since 11/15/93) NCSU Box 7606, Raleigh, NC 27695-7606,919-515-2801, fax 919-515-7812 Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To develop life skills in participants, to build leadership and civic responsibility skills, and to promote the democratic process of participation in a positive environment. Budget Range: $150,000 to $199,999 People: Michael Davis, Assistant Director, 4H State Leader ([email protected]); Eddie Locklear, Department Extension Leader ([email protected]); Sharon Rowland, Executive Director, NC 4-H Development Fund, Inc. ([email protected])

N.C. Student Rural Health Coalition (Charter Member since 4/1/93) P.O. Box 92218, Durham, NC 27708-2218,919-286-1129, fax 919-286-2030, [email protected] Primary Field: Social Action, Civil RightdLiberties, Advocacy Purpose: To support predominantly African American communities in their efforts to improve their own health conditions, through both people's health service institutions, and through organizing and empowerment. Budget Range: $150,000 to $199,999 People: Gini Webb, Director; Doris Hall, Organizing Co-Director; Curtis Ransom, Organizing Co-Director

N.C. Symphony Society, Inc. (Member since 5/9/97) 2 E. South Street, Raleigh, NC 27601,919-733-2750, fax 919-733-9920, [email protected], www.ncsymphony.org Primary Field: Arts, Culture, and Related Purpose: To perform symphonic music concerts. Budget Range: $5,000,000 or more People: Bonnie Medinger, Director of Finance ([email protected]); Timothy Clancy, Chairman, Board of Trustees; J. Richard Futrell, Chairman, Board of Trustees; Richard Hoffert, Executive Director ([email protected]);Jenny Spiker, Director Marketinghblic Relations ([email protected]); Anne deRosset, Director of Development (aderosset @ncsymphony.org)

N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits 125 N N.C. Theatre Conference (Member since 8/10/93) P.O. Box 1656, Raleigh, NC 27602-1565, 919-832-9171, fax 919-828-3056, [email protected], www.nctc.org Primary Field: Arts, Culture, and Related Purpose: To improve and enhance the environment for quality theatre in the state of North Carolina. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: David zum Brunnen, Executive Director

N.C. Transportation Museum Foundation (NCTMF) (Member since 9/8/97) P.O. Box 44, Spencer, NC 28159,704-636-2889, fax 704-639-1881, [email protected] Primary Field: History, Humanities, and Related Purpose: To support the N.C. Transportation Museum. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Kelly Alexander, Administrative Assistant; Elmer Lam, President; Walter Turner, Development Director

N.C. Veterinary Medical Foundation, Inc. (Member since 7/30/98) P.O. Box 8401, Raleigh, NC 27695-8401,919-513-6660,fax 919-513-6105 Primary Field: Animal Welfare and Animal Related Purpose: To raise funds for teaching, research, and public service as part of the N.C. State College of Veterinary Medicine. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Chandra Christian, Executive Director/Development & College Relations (chandy-Christian @ncsu.edu)

N.C. Victim Assistance Network (Member since 1/28/94) 505 Oberlin Road, Suite 151, Raleigh, NC 27605,919-831-2857, fax 919-831-0824, [email protected] Primary Field: Criminal Justice, Crime, and Crime Prevention Purpose: To assist crime victims and to demand fair treatment through the criminal justice process. Budget Range: $150,000 to $199,999 People: Catherine Smith, Executive Director; Jim Coman, President, Board of Directors

N.C. WARN (Waste Awareness and Reduction Network) (Member since 5/29/97) P.O. Box 61051, Durham, NC 27715-1051,919-490-0747,fax 919-493-6614, [email protected] Primary Field: Environmental Protection, Conservation, and Related Purpose: To help protect society as a whole to reduce the increasing health damage associated with toxic and radioactive pollution by addressing the root cause of pollution problems. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Jim Warren, Executive Director

N.C. Wildlife Federation Endowment and Education Fund, Inc. (Founding Member since 1/12/93) P.O. Box 10626, Raleigh, NC 27605-0626,919-833-1923, fax 919-829-1 192, www.nwf.org/affiliates/northcarolina.html Primary Field: Environmental Protection, Conservation, and Related Purpose: To conduct conservation and environmental education projects and to provide a stable and permanent base for these projects. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Lisa Cox, Administrative Director ([email protected]); Brian Upchurch, Chair

N.C. Youth Soccer Association (Charter Member since 1/25/93) P.O. Box 29308, Greensboro, NC 27429,336-273- 1722, fax 336-273-4401, [email protected], www.ncysa.com Primary Field: Recreation and Sports Purpose: To implement youth soccer play in North Carolina. Budget Range: $1,000,000 to $1,999,999 People: Kathy Robinson, Director of Operations

N.C. Zoological Society (Member since 2/1/94) 4403 Zoo Parkway, Asheboro, NC 27203,336-879-7250, fax 336-879-3963, nczoo.org Primary Field: Animal Welfare and Animal Related Purpose: To support the North Carolina Zoological Park and its programs. Budget Range: $2,000,000 to $4,999,999 People: Russell H. Williams, Executive Director ([email protected]); Sandra Boren, Associate Director ([email protected]); Gerry Hilton, Financial Director ([email protected]); Barbara Hobson, Retail Director; Jayne Parker, Communications Director ([email protected])

126 N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits N NAMI North Carolina (Founding Member since 8/14/92) 309 W. Millbrook Road, Suite 121, Raleigh, NC 27609,919-788-0801, fax 919-788-0906, [email protected], www.namic.org Primary Field: Mental Health, Substance Abuse, and Related Purpose: To eradicate mental illnesses and improve the quality of life of those whose lives are affected by these diseases, and to provide support through education and advocacy on behalf of people with severe mental illness and their families. Budget Range: $500,000 to $749,999 People: Beth Melcher, Executive Director; Eileen Silber, Board President

Nash Community College Foundation, Inc. (Member since 8/15/94) P.O. Box 7488, Rocky Mount, NC 27804,252-443-4011, fax 252-443-0828, www.nash.cc.nc.us Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To help meet college and student needs, primarily scholarships. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Pat Daniels, Executive Director; J. Reid Parrott, Jr., President

National Alliance for Non-Violent Programming (Member since 12/12/96) 122 N. Elm Street, Suite #300, Greensboro, NC 27401-2842, 336-370-0407, fax 336-370-0392, [email protected] Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To counter media violence with media literacy. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Whitney G. Vanderwerff, Executive Director

The National Conference for Community and Justice (Member since 7/27/98) 4822 Albemarle Road, Suite 240, Charlotte, NC 28205-6612,704-535-7277, fax 704-535-7714, [email protected] Primary Field: Social Action, Civil RightdLiberties, Advocacy Purpose: To fight bias, bigotry, and racism and promote understanding and respect. Budget Range: $150,000 to $199,999 People: Linda Burr, Executive Director, Charlotte Chapter ([email protected])

National Federation of the Blind of North Carolina (Member since 1/2/98) 3216-A Calumet Drive, Raleigh, NC 27610,919-250-0998 Primary Field: Specific Diseases and Disorders Purpose: To integrate blind people into the mainstream of society. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Robert Parrish, State Fundraising Chairman; Herman Gruber, President

National Multiple Sclerosis Society, Central North Carolina Chapter (Member since 1/18/95) 221 1 W. Meadowview Road, Suite 30, Greensboro, NC 27407,336-299-4136, fax 336-855-3039 Primary Field: Specific Diseases and Disorders Purpose: To provide local service for people with MS and their families, and to fund national research into the cause and cure of MS. Budget Range: $750,000 to $999,999 People: Elizabeth D. Green, Executive Director (elizabeth.green @ncc.nmss.org); Leslie Daisy (Leslie-Daisy/Guilford @guilford.edu)

National Multiple Sclerosis Society, Eastern North Carolina Chapter (Member since 10/31/94) 3 101 Industrial Drive, Suite 210, Raleigh, NC 27609,919-834-0678, fax 919-834-9822, [email protected] Primary Field: Specific Diseases and Disorders Purpose: To advance the cure, prevention, and treatment of multiple sclerosis and improve the lives of those affected by the disease. Budget Range: $750,000 to $999,999 People: Robin Boettcher, Executive Director; Anne Marie Forbes

National Society for Experiential Education (Founding Member since 7/6/92) 1703 North Beauregard Street, Alexandria, VA 2231 1-1714, 703-575-5475, fax 603-250-5852, [email protected], www.nsee.org Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To foster the effective use of experience as an integral part of education, in order to empower learners and promote the common good. Budget Range: $750,000 to $999,999 People: Jimmie Lou DeBakey, Director

N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits 127 N Native Americans In Philanthropy (Member since 1/4/94) P.O. Drawer 1429, Lumberton, NC 28359-1429, 910-618-9749, fax 910-618-9839, [email protected] Primary Field: Philanthropy, Workplace Giving, Volunteerism, Nonprofit Sector Purpose: To improve all aspects of philanthropic activity related to Native American people and communities, including grantmaking to address issues and problems facing Native Americans, and building greater access to opportunities and representation within the philanthropic community. Native Americans in Philanthropy (NAP) is a membership organization of men and women who are actively involved in corporate and foundation grantmaking organizations. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Donna Chavis, Executive Director ([email protected])

Natural Science Center of Greensboro, Inc. (Member since 7/25/97) 4301 Lawndale Drive, Greensboro, NC 27455, 336-288-3769, fax 336-288-0545, [email protected] Primary Field: Science and Technology Purpose: To promote interests in all sciences through a museum, zoo, and planetarium. Budget Range: $2,000,000 to $4,999,999 People: Edward J. von der Lippe, CEO/President; Ken Eiler, D.V.M., 1st Vice Chairman; Marc L. Isaacson, Chairman; Karl McKinnon, Director of Operations ([email protected]); Catherine Tennille, 2nd Vice Chairman

The Nature Conservancy/North Carolina Chapter (Member since 2/16/94) 401 1 University Drive, Suite 201, Durham, NC 27707,919-403-8558, fax 919-403-0379 Primary Field: Environmental Protection, Conservation, and Related Purpose: To preserve North Carolina's diverse array of plant and animal life by finding, protecting, and maintaining the best examples of ecosystems, communities, and species native to the state. Budget Range: $1,000,000 to $1,999,999 People: Katherine D. Skinner, Vice President, Mid-Atlantic Division ([email protected]); Julie Chappell, Director of Administration [email protected]); Ida Phillips Lynch, Communications Specialist ([email protected]); Jim McDuffie, Director of Development (jmcduffiem tnc.org)

Nazareth Children's Home, Inc. (Member since 8/3/96) P.O. Box 1438, Rockwell, NC 28138,704-279-5556, fax 704-279-5439, [email protected] Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To provide a stable, Christian environment for school-aged young persons to maximize their opportunities for growth and development while away from their home setting, and to work with families toward returning the children to their natural families as soon as possible. Budget Range: $1,000,000 to $1,999,999 People: John Hendrick, Co-Interim Director; Linda Benge, Co-Interim Director; Edwin Ray, Controller; Jack Walters, Director of Development

Neighborhood Youth Leadership Inc. (Member since 10/2/95) P.O. Box 775, Southern Pines, NC 28388,910-695-8664 Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Budget Range: $150,000 to $199,999 People: Martha Heinz, Director; Fred Walden

Neighbors In Ministry of Winston-Salem, Inc. (Member since 11/9/95) P.O. Box 11437, Winston-Salem, NC 271 16-1437, 336-768-0174, fax 336-768-0243, [email protected] Primary Field: Human Services: Multi-Purpose and Other Purpose: To identify needs and resources within our neighborhood and wider community, communicate those needs and resources, and use the resources to meet community needs. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Margaret Moore, Executive Director

Neuse River Foundation, Inc. (Member since 8/14/96) 220 S. Front Street, P.O. Box 15451, New Bern, NC 28561,252-637-7972, fax 252-514-0051, [email protected] Primary Field: Environmental Protection, Conservation, and Related Purpose: To be a viable agent for better water in the Neuse River through education, investigation and public involvement, Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Marion Smith, Executive Director

128 N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits N Nevins Foundation (Charter Member since 4/5/93) 3523 Nevin Road, Charlotte, NC 28269,704-599-1750, fax 704-598-7052 Primary Field: Employment, Jobs, and Related Purpose: To provide opportunities for individuals with developmental and similar disabilities to achieve their fullest potential. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Loretta Owens, President ([email protected]); Steve Sellers, CEO

New Beginnings Transitional Housing Program (Member since 7/19/96) 6339 Glenwood Avenue, Suite 437, Raleigh, NC 27612,919-881-41 15, fax 919-881-7776 Primary Field: Housing, Shelter, and Related Purpose: To provide womerdwomen with children with transitional housing and counseling with training for returning them to a self- sustained lifestyle. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Maxine White, President ([email protected]); Mark P. Schweibinz, Chairman of Board of Directors

New Bern Civic Theatre Incorporated (Member since 9/18/97) P.O. Box 1531, New Bern, NC 28563, 252-634-9057, fax 252-634-9058, [email protected] Primary Field: Arts, Culture, and Related Purpose: To encourage, foster and promote the study, practice, and appreciation of drama and the dramatic arts in the community; to create and/or present musicals, dance, and dramatic productions. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Billie W. Taylor, Executive Director

New Directions (Member since 2/11/99) 13800 Woody Point Road, Charlotte, NC 28278, 704-583-2837, [email protected] Primary Field: Religion-Related Purpose: To do all things necessary to encourage, guide and direct individuals towards a greater understanding of themselves and God. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Rebecca A. Nagy, Director

New Hanover County Partnership for Children (Member since 6/9/97) 100-A Eastwood Road, Suite 18, Wilmington, NC 28403,910-792-6160, fax 910-792-6044, [email protected] Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To provide preschool training prior to entering the regular school system. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Jayne H. Davis, Executive Director

New Life, Inc./Aqueduct Conference Center (Founding Member since 12/16/92) P.O. Box 17299, Chapel Hill, NC 27516-7299,919-933-5557,fax 919-968-1 114, [email protected], w w w .city search.com/rdu/aqueduct Primary Field: Religion-Related Purpose: To fulfill the vision of a place where the life of Jesus can flow into all the world, to serve the Body of Christ by providing quality training for vital Christian discipleship and proclaiming the Gospel through the ministry of Christian hospitality. Budget Range: $500,000 to $749,999 People: Thomas E. Tyson, Executive Director; Tammy Eggleston, H.R. ManagedBookkeeper; Pam McLamb, Director of Sales

North Carolinians Against Gun Violence Education Fund (Member since 10/20/95) P.O. Box 9204, Chapel Hill, NC 27515, 919-403-7665, fax 919-403-6585, [email protected], www.ncgv.org Primary Field: Criminal Justice, Crime, and Crime Prevention Purpose: To prevent gun violence through education, enforcement and enactment. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Lisa Price, Executive Director; Barbara Alvarez Martin, President, Board of Directors ([email protected])

Northampton Partnership for Children (Member since 10/19/98) P.O. Box 997, Jackson, NC 27845,252-534-1656, fax 252-534-1568 Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To serve children ages 0 to 5 and their families. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Patricia A. Everett, Acting Executive Director; Cynthia Brown, Chairman

N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits 129 N NorthEast Medical Center Foundation (Charter Member since 6/2/93) 920 Church Street, North, Concord, NC 28025,704-783-1369, fax 704-783-4170 Primary Field: General Health, Rehabilitation, Hospitals, Hospices, and Other Purpose: To seek financial support for Cabarrus Memorial Hospital. Budget Range: $150,000 to $199,999 People: Jim Monroe, Executive Director; Traci Haltom, Administrative Projects Coordinator; Amy Palazzo, Program Coordinator

Northern Moore Family Resource Center (Member since 911 1/95) P.O. Box 190, Robbins, NC 27325, 910-948-4324, fax 910-948-3625, [email protected] Primary Field: Families Purpose: To strengthen families in the Northern Moore County area. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Michael Shamberger, Director

Northwest Child Development Council (Member since 4/19/96) 530 N. Spring Street, Winston-Salem, NC 27101, 336-721-1215, fax 336-721-1217 Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To provide quality child care. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Paula McCoy Corbin, Executive Director ([email protected]); Queenesther Jeffries, Associate Director (jeffriesq @nwcdc.org); Marsha Johnson, Board Chair (marsha.johnson @wachovia.com)

130 N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits 0 Oak Ranch, Inc. (Member since 3/27/98) P.O. Box 1708, Sanford, NC 27331,919-776-9377, fax 919-776-9408, [email protected] Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To provide a healthy environment where children are challenged and encouraged to develop spiritually, intellectually, emotionally, socially, and physically; to create new patterns of living and reunite the family. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Jeff Hendley, Executive Director; Paul Creech, Chairman, Board of Directors

Oak Ridge Military Academy (Member since 7/27/93) P.O. Box 498, Oak Ridge, NC 27310,336-643-4131, fax 336-644-0817 Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To provide a co-educational day-boarding school for grades 7-1 2. Budget Range: $2,000,000 to $4,999,999 People: Michelle Speas, Director of Development and Alumni Relations; Major General John H. Admire, President; Annual Fund Coordinator; Cindy Garner, Development and Alumni Relations; Brandy Herndon, Director of Community Relations and Communications

Oasis of Love Homes, Inc. (Member since 6/18/96) P.O. Box 1703, Jamestown, NC 27282-1703,336-218-8818, fax 336-218-8818, [email protected] Primary Field: Housing, Shelter, and Related Purpose: To provide long-term placement in group homes for children between newborn and 12 years old. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Carolyn Fernandez, Executive Director; Carlou Butler, Secretary

Occaneechi Band of the Saponi Nation, Inc. (Member since 7/3/96) P.O. Box 356, Mebane, NC 27302,919-304-3723, fax 919-304-3724, [email protected] Primary Field: Human Services: Multi-Purpose and Other Purpose: To promote the social development, economic growth, and self-sufficiency of the Occaneechi-Saponi Indian people. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Wanda Whitmore Penner, Secretary; John Blackfeather Jeffries, Tribal Chair

Ocracoke Preservation Society, Inc. (Member since 12/1/97) Box 491, Ocracoke, NC 27960,252-928-7375, fax 252-928-4560, [email protected] Primary Field: History, Humanities, and Related Purpose: To encourage, assist, advise and participate in the identification, preservation, and restoration of significant structures, buildings, districts, objects of local interest, historical charm, distinctive character and natural endowmens of Ocracoke Island. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Ross Gersten, Executive Director; Janey Jacoby, President

Old Salem, Inc. (Member since 7/26/96) P.O. Box F, Salem Station, Winston-Salem, NC 27108, 336-721-7300, fax 336-721-7335 Primary Field: History, Humanities, and Related Purpose: To research, preserve, and interpret the historic town of Salem, North Carolina and decorative art of the South for the continued enjoyment of diverse audiences. Budget Range: $2,000,000 to $4,999,999 People: Hobart G. Cawood, President; Paula H. Hooper, Membership Coordinator; John F. McNair, 111, Chairman of the Board; Norma H. Pearman, Vice President, Development; Kelly Sealey, Vice President, Business and Finance

Onslow Community Ministries, Inc. (Member since 8/17/98) 600 Court Street, Jacksonville, NC 28540,910-455-5733, fax 910-455-5795, [email protected] Primary Field: Crisis Assistance Purpose: To feed the hungry and house the homeless of Onslow County. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Rhonda Cole, Executive Director; Glenn Hargett, Board Member ([email protected])

Onslow County Partnership for Children (Member since 7/12/99) 106 S. Marine Blvd., Suite C-D, Jacksonville, NC 28540,910-938-0336, fax 910-938-3941 Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To ensure that every child in North Carolina has an opportunity for a brighter future. Budget Range: $1,000,000 to $1,999,999 People: Kelly B. Robins, Executive Director

N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits 131 0 Open Door Clinic of Alamance County (Member since 6/17/96) P.O. Box 885, Burlington, NC 27216,336-570-9800, fax 336-570-3376, [email protected] Primary Field: General Health, Rehabilitation, Hospitals, Hospices, and Other Purpose: To serve the medically underserved in the Alamance County area. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Melanie B. Vatter, Clinic Administrator

Open Door Ministries of High Point (Member since 6/7/95) P.O. Box 1528, High Point, NC 27261,336-885-0191, fax 336-855-7440 Primary Field: Human Services: Multi-Purpose and Other - Purpose: To work with the cooperation of area individuals, churches, organizations, and businesses to share in a Christian ministry of meeting immediate human needs and helping the indigent to become increasingly self-sufficient. Budget Range: $500,000 to $749,999 People: Winston W. "Bud" Hill, Executive Director; Collette Jones-Melton, Director, Emergency Services; Steve Key, Shelter Director

The Open Door Theatre (Member since 7/22/99) P.O. Box 4501, Chapel Hill, NC 27515-4501,919-933-4650 Primary Field: Arts, Culture, and Related Purpose: To inspire, transform, ignite, and create a vital, living, shared human experience through quality professional theatre. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Carolyn Busse, Managing Director (Carolyn@theopendoornet)

Operation Breakthrough, Inc. (Member since 8/23/93) P.O. Box 1470, Durham, NC 27702-1470,919-688-8111, fax 919-682-1886 Primary Field: Community and Economic Development and Community Action Purpose: To assist individuals and families in breaking the cycle of poverty which will lead to an improvement in their quality of life. Budget Range: $2,000,000 to $4,999,999 People: Patricia V. Williams, Director of Finance and Personnel ([email protected])

Operation Catnip, Inc. (Member since 6/1/98) P.O. Box 90744, Raleigh, NC 27675, 919-676-3770, , www.pagesz.net/-secondchance/catnip/ Primary Field: Animal Welfare and Animal Related Purpose: To provide low-cost traps, neuter, and return wild, unowned cats. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Tamara Cappelson, Secretary ([email protected]); Veronica Mea, Treasurer

Operation Smile - N.C. Chapter (Member since 4/6/98) 624-G Guilford College Road, Greensboro, NC 27409-2041, 336-856-1212, fax 336-856-1244, [email protected] Primary Field: General Health, Rehabilitation, Hospitals, Hospices, and Other Purpose: To provide free reconstructive surgery and related health care to indigent children and young adults in developing countries and the United States. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Amy Collins, Chapter Manager; Beth Marshall, N.C. Chapter Director

Opportunity House, Inc. (Founding Member since 12/29/92) 141 1 Asheville Highway, Hendersonville, NC 28791, 828-692-0575, fax 828-696-3546 Primary Field: Public/Societal Benefit Purpose: To provide facilities and programs to enhance the lives of adults by stimulating their personal, intellectual and social growth and fostering their participation in improving community life for others. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Lucy Purkey, Executive Director; Marilee Shore, Board Member

Opportunity, Inc. (Member since 9/6/95) P.O. Box 1437, Laurinburg, NC 28353,910-276-2582, fax 910-276-0100, [email protected] Primary Field: Human Services: Multi-Purpose and Other Purpose: To serve as a vehicle for funding for programs to assist low-income persons in Scotland County, and to provide youth with

alternative activities to prevent crime and drug abuse. . ~~ Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Nancy Walker, Executive Director; Karen Laviner, Accounting Manager

132 N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits 0 Orange Community Housing Corporation (Charter Member since 1/25/93) P.O. Box 307, Carrboro, NC 27510-0307,919-967-1545, fax 919-968-4030 Primary Field: Housing, Shelter, and Related Purpose: To develop affordable housing opportunities for low- and moderate-income families in Orange County, both rental and homeowners hip. Budget Range: $150,000 to $199,999 People: Robert Dowling, Executive Director ([email protected]); Keith Cook, Chair, Board of Directors ([email protected]); Keenya Toney, Board Member (keenya-toney @unc.edu)

Orange Congregations In Mission (Member since 8/28/95) 300 Millstone Drive, Hillsborough, NC 27278, 919-732-6194, fax 919-732-6194 Primary Field: Crisis Assistance Purpose: To minister to the urgent needs of citizens of Orange County through the volunteer efforts of diverse congregations and individuals inspired by faith in God, and to enhance self-sufficiency and awareness of community resources. Budget Range: $500,000 to $749,999 People: Rev. Sharon Freeland, Executive Director; Bonnie Davis, Vice-president ([email protected]); Ann Wagoner, President

Orange County Dispute Settlement Center (Charter Member since 6/15/93) 302 W. Weaver Street, Carrboro, NC 27510,919-929-8800, fax 919-942-6931, [email protected] Primary Field: Public Policy, Law-Related, Mediation Purpose: To promote and bring about the peaceful settlement of disputes and to prevent the escalation of conflict through mediation, facilitation, conciliation, and training. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Frances Henderson, Executive Director; Sue Harvin, Chair of Board ([email protected]); John Schopler, Board of Directors ([email protected])

Orange County Literacy Council (Member since 2/15/94) 503 West Franklin Street, Chapel Hill, NC 27516,919-933-2151, fax 919-969-3038 Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To provide free, confidential literacy instruction to illiterate and low-literate adults in Orange County. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Lucy Lewis, Executive Director ([email protected]); Susan Attermeier, Board President

Orange County Partnership for Young Children (Member since 2/28/94) 1829 E. Franklin Street, Suite 1200B, Chapel Hill, NC 27514-5838, 919-967-9091, fax 919-933-1008, [email protected] Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To have all young children live in safe and nurturing families and communities, and be assured of adequate resources to receive high quality educational and health services. Budget Range: $150,000 to $199,999 People: Michele Rivest, Executive Director; Jay Bryan, Attorney; Richard L. Edwards, President, Board of Directors (redwards @unc.edu)

Orange County Rape Crisis Center (Charter Member since 3/2/93) P.O. Box 4722, Chapel Hill, NC 275 15,919-968-4647, fax 9 19-968-4677, [email protected] Primary Field: Women, Domestic Violence, and Sexual Assault Purpose: To end sexual violence by providing educational services to promote the awareness and prevention of sexual violence and by supporting its victims. Budget Range: $150,000 to $199,999 People: Margaret Henderson, Executive Director; Eliza DuBose; Brendan Moylan

Orange Enterprises, Inc. (Member since 8/8/96) 500 Valley Forge Road, Hillsborough, NC 27278,919-732-8124, fax 919-732-4027 Primary Field: Employment, Jobs, and Related Purpose: To maximize the vocational potential, from the beginning of work until retirement, of people with employment barriers by providing services that assist individuals to attain the greatest level of vocational success of which they are capable. Budget Range: $1,000,000 to $1,999,999 People: Kathy Bryan, Executive Director ([email protected]); Lesa Michaux, Program Services Manager (michauxl @orange- entxom); Paul Popish ([email protected]); Victoria Shea, Ph.D. ([email protected]) ~~

N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits 133 0 Orange-Person-Chatham Foundation for Mental Health (Member since 7/28/95) 101 E. Weaver Street, Suite 300, Carrboro, NC 27510, 919-913-4053, fax 919-913-4001 Primary Field: Mental Health, Substance Abuse, and Related Purpose: To raise funds and make financial investments to augment programs that fund people who need and provide care, adequate space to provide services, and expansion of programs. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Taralyn Farrell, Director of Resource Development ([email protected]); Gretchen R. Davis, Executive Director (grueter @opt-mhc.org)

OrangelDurham Coalition for Battered Women (Member since 10/8/93) P.O. Box 688, Durham, NC 27702,919-688-4015, fax 919-688-0359 Primary Field: Women, Domestic Violence, and Sexual Assault Purpose: To work with the communities of Orange and Durham counties to prevent and respond to domestic violence. Budget Range: $500,000 to $749,999 People: Vanessa Grayson Carroll, Executive Director; Pamela Meyer, Finance Chair

Orelena Hawks Puckett Institute, Inc. (Member since 6/5/95) P.O. Box 2277, Morganton, NC 28680, 828-432-0065, fax 828-432-0068, [email protected] Primary Field: Families Purpose: To provide family support services and social research. Budget Range: $2,000,000 to $4,999,999 People: Carol M. Trivette, Ph.D., Co-Director; Sharon Carswell, Institute Manager ([email protected]); Carl J. Dunst, Ph.D., Co- Director ([email protected]); Melinda Raab, Associate Research Scientist ([email protected]); Peggy Timmerman, Program Development Officer ([email protected])

Our Towns Habitat for Humanity (Member since 2/3/99) P.O. Box 1088, Davidson, NC 28036,704-896-8957, fax 704-896-8065 Primary Field: Housing, Shelter, and Related Purpose: To eliminate poverty housing through affordable housing. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Richard E. Coleman, Executive Director ([email protected])

OutCharlotte, Inc. (Member since 3/19/97) P.O. Box 32062, Charlotte, NC 28232-2062, 704-563-2699, fax 704-569-8 190, [email protected] Primary Field: Arts, Culture, and Related Purpose: To produce cultural programs celebrating the lesbian/gay/bisexual/transgendercommunity. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Dan Kirsch, Executive Director

Outer Banks Community Foundation (Member since 8/5/96) P.O. Box 1100, Kill Devil Hills, NC 27948, 252-261-8839, fax 252-261-0371 Primary Field: Philanthropy, Workplace Giving, Volunteerism, Nonprofit Sector Purpose: To serve as a public charity for the Outer Banks. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Barbara A. Bingham, Executive Director

Outer Banks Conservationists (Founding Member since 9/25/92) P.O. Box 58, Corolla, NC 27927, 252-453-8152, fax 252-453-8152 Primary Field: History, Humanities, and Related Purpose: To preserve historic and cultural sites, structures, and artifacts; to interpret and make them accessible to the public; and to encourage “preservation of place.” Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Bill Parker, Treasurer; Lloyd Childers, Executive Director ([email protected])

Outer Banks Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (Member since 4120194) P.O. Box 3006, Kill Devil Hills, NC 27948,252-473-1 101, fax 252-473-5918 Primary Field: Animal Welfare and Animal Related Purpose: To care for animals in a humane manner. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Gail Kowalski, President; Laura Betts

134 N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits P P.T.A. Thrift Shop, Inc. (Member since 7/22/98) 103 Jones Ferry Road, Carrboro, NC 27516,919-942-6565, fax 919-933-4465 Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To resell donated clothing, furniture, and housewares to benefit the PTAs of Chapel Hill-Carrboro public schools. Budget Range: $500,000 to $749,999 People: Buffie Webber, Executive Director ([email protected]); Valecia Jones-Harris, Manager; Jim Moore, Manager

Pack Place Education Arts and Science Center (Member since 7/6/98) P.O. Box 2943, Asheville, NC 28802,828-257-4504, fax 828-251-5652 Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To provide space and central services to four museums and a theatre. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Neal Evans, Business Manager; Caroline Hurst, Special Events Coordinator ([email protected])

Pacolet Area Conservancy, Inc. (Founding Member since 12/4/92) P.O. Box 310, Columbus, NC 28722-0310, 828-894-3018, fax 828-894-3400 Primary Field: Environmental Protection, Conservation, and Related Purpose: To preserve and protect the land and natural resources of the Greater Pacolet area through the use of conservation easements and the acceptance of gifts of land, for this and future generations. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Norman E. Wilder, President

The Paideia Group, Inc. (Charter Member since 1/22/93) P.O. Box 3423, Chapel Hill, NC 27515-3423,919-929-0600,fax 919-932-3905, [email protected], www.hometown.aol.com/paideiapgi/page/index.htm Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To improve teaching and learning in our schools through the use of Mortimer Adler's Paideia Program's three types of teaching and learning in order to better prepare our students to earn a living, be a citizen and be a life-long learner. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Patricia F. Weiss, President

The Palmer Drug Prevention Program of Robeson County (Charter Member since 611 1/93) P.O. Box 8, Lumberton, NC 28359,910-618-1135, fax 910-739-3822 Primary Field: Mental Health, Substance Abuse, and Related Purpose: To provide free prevention programs for alcohol and other drugs, education, and intervention services to adolescents and young adults (ages 10-25) and their families. Budget Range: $150,000 to $199,999 People: Thomas Norton, Executive Director; Harold Hunt, Board President; Otha Swett, Board Treasurer

Pamlico Partnership for Children, Inc. (Member since 12/1/97) P.O. Box 612, Bayboro, NC 2851 5, 252-745-7850, fax 252-745-7860, [email protected] Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To develop long-range collaborative commitments among all organizations, agencies, and providers contributing to early childhood services to maximize the comprehensiveness, quality, access, and delivery of those services. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Sheila Orth, Executive Director

Pamlico Sound Legal Services (Charter Member since 7/12/93) P.O. Box 1167, New Bern, NC 28563-1167,252-637-9502, fax 252-637-6099 Primary Field: Public Policy, Law-pelated, Mediation Purpose: To provide free legal services to poor people in civil matters; also community education and community economic development. Budget Range: $750,000 to $999,999 People: Willie Dawson, Program Director ([email protected])

Pamlico-Tar River Foundation (Founding Member since 7/20/92) P.O. Box 1854, Washington, NC 27889,252-946-7211, fax 252-946-9492, [email protected] Primary Field: Environmental Protection, Conservation, and Related Purpose: To protect the water quality and integrity of natural resource systems in the Tar-Pamlico watershed, through a variety of educational, advocacy, and research programs. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Jim Stephenson, Executive Director

N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits 135 P Pan Lutheran Ministries (Founding Member since 11/19/92) P.O. Box 6446, Raleigh, NC 27628-6446,919-212-1123, fax 919-212-1 120, [email protected] Primary Field: Human Services: Multi-Purpose and Other Purpose: To provide housing and supportive services to homeless families, to advocate on their behalf, and to provide volunteer opportunities in furtherance of our mission. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: James Galloway, Executive Director

Pardee Hospital Foundation (Member since 1/21/97) 715 Fleming Street, Hendersonville, NC 28791, 828-696-4666, fax 828-696-4665 Primary Field: General Health, Rehabilitation, Hospitals, Hospices, and Other Budget Range: $150,000 to $199,999 People: Myra N. Grant, Executive Director; Caryl Dean

The Parenting Place of the Exchange Clubs (Member since 8/12/97) P.O. Box 5954, Wilmington, NC 28403,910-792-6180, fax 910-792-6183 Primary Field: Families Purpose: To break the cycle of child abuse through prevention, intervention, and educational services and to replace abusive behavior with effective skills for responsible parenting and accomplish this without dissolving the family unit (as long as the child's well-being is not endangered). Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Patricia E. Smith, Executive Director; Bret Blackburn

The Parker Foundation (Member since 12/17/97) 926 Elizabeth Avenue, Charlotte, NC 28204,704-944-6000, fax 704-944-6027, [email protected] Primary Field: Philanthropy, Workplace Giving, Volunteerism, Nonprofit Sector Purpose: Focus is on childrens' organizations and those dealing with immediate needs in the community and support for those who cannot seek support from everyone. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: 'Becca Thompson, Executive Director; A. Bruce Parker, President

Partners for Children and Families, Inc. (Member since 10/2/98) 760 C NW Broad Street, Southern Pines, NC 28387-4102,910-693-3347, fax 910-693-3755, [email protected] Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To serve the needs of children 0-5 in Moore County. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Terry Reynolds, Executive Director

Partnership for the Sounds (Member since 4/22/96) P.O. Box 55, Columbia, NC 27925,252-974-1044, fax 252-974-1 165 Primary Field: Community and Economic Development and Community Action Purpose: To foster tourism and other economic activity centered around the unique environment and cultural heritage of the Albermarle-Pamlico region. Budget Range: $500,000 to $749,999 People: Brenda Mixon, Programs Coordinator; Linda Russell, Financial and Administrative Officer; Carolyn Simmons, Internal Auditor

Partnerships in Assistive Technology (Member since 6/7/94) 11 10 Navaho Drive, Suite 100, Raleigh, NC 27609, 919-872-2298, fax 919-872-2294, [email protected], www.pat.org Primary Field: Human Services: Multi-Purpose and Other Purpose: To increase knowledge about and access to assistive technology for North Carolinians with disabilities. Assistive technology is any device used to increase independence of a person with a disability. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Debbie Moyer, Executive Director; Ken Wease ([email protected])

Passage Home, Inc. (Founding Member since 9/18/92) P.O. Box 17588, Raleigh, NC 27619-7588, 919-834-0666, fax 919-834-0663, [email protected] Primary Field: Human Services: Multi-Purpose and Other Purpose: To bring our churches together to help strengthen low wealth families and neighborhoods. Budget Range: $1,000,000 to $1,999,999 People: Jeanne Tedrow, Executive Director; Program Manager; Allan Rosen, Business Manager

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~~~~ ~ ~ Pathways For The Future, Inc. (Member since 1/8/98) 525 Mineral Springs Drive, Sylva, NC 28779,828-631-1 167, fax 828-631-1 169, [email protected], main.nc.us/jackson/pathways Primary Field: Human Services: Multi-Purpose and Other Purpose: To increase independence, change attitudes, promote equal access and build a peer support network for people with disabilities in Western North Carolina through the use of community education, independent living services and advocacy. Budget Range: $150,000 to $199,999 People: Barbara Davis, Executive Director; Roy Burnette, President of the Board; Aimee Speers, Program Development Coordinator

Pavillon Foundation (Member since 8/5/98) 1301 Carolina Street, Suite 102, Greensboro, NC 27401, 336-272-3415, fax 336-272-3416 Primary Field: Mental Health, Substance Abuse, and Related Purpose: To raise funds to support the work of Pavillon International, a nonprofit health care institution. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: James Van Hecke, Jr., Executive Director (jvanheckej @aol.com)

Peggy Crosby Community Service Center (Member since 7/15/96) 348 S. Fifth Street, Highlands, NC 28741, 828-526-9938, fax 828-526-0066 Primary Field: Human Services: Multi-Purpose and Other Purpose: To provide centralized, comprehensive human services to individuals and families in a safe, caring, and professional environment. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Anne W. Jones, Executive Director (awyandj @aol.com); Carol Lucas, Volunteer Coordinator

Pender Adult Services, Inc. (Member since 7/30/98) P.O. Box 1251, Burgaw, NC 28425,910-259-9119, fax 910-259-9144, wdavisl961 @aol.com Primary Field: Aging Budget Range: $2,000,000 to $4,999,999 People: Wesley B. Davis, Executive Director

The People's Alliance Fund (Founding Member since 12/2/92) P.O. Box 3053, Durham, NC 27715-3053,919-682-7777, fax 919-956-8529, [email protected] Primary Field: Social Action, Civil RightdLiberties, Advocacy Purpose: To improve life in our community through grassroots organization of Durham citizen-volunteers. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Stacey Mataxis; Doris Taylor, President

Person Developers, Inc. (Member since 7/8/94) P.O. Box 721, Roxboro, NC 27573,336-599-9421, fax 336-599-7220 Primary Field: Employment, Jobs, and Related Purpose: To provide vocational opportunities for persons with developmental disab es in order that institutional care may be reduced and that these individuals may live as independently as possible and become productive citizens in the community. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: David Forsythe, Executive Director; Terri Liddle, Secretary of the Board

Pets Are Loving Support, Inc. (P.A.L.S.) (Member since 2/9/95) P.O. Box 32141, Charlotte, NC 28232-2141,704-561-5179, fax 704-375-1628 Primary Field: Animal Welfare and Animal Related Purpose: To help senior citizens and people with life-threatening illnesses to keep and care for their pets Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Karen Williams, Executive Director

Piedmont Conservation Council, Inc. (Member since 12/9/98) 1155 Maple Avenue, Burlington, NC 27215, 336-227-5829, fax 336-227-6890, [email protected] Primary Field: Environmental Protection, Conservation, and Related Purpose: To coordinate RC&D activities throughout the state and to speak actively for the RC&D program in North Carolina and on the regional and national level. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Calvin T. Evans, Executive Direct01

N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits 137 P Piedmont HIV Health Care Consortium (Member since 7/6/94) 331 W. Main Street, Durham, NC 27704,919-682-3998, fax 919-682-3873, [email protected], www.mindspring.com/-piedmonthiv Primary Field: Specific Diseases and Disorders Purpose: To administer federal funds for HIV services in a nine county program. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Mary Ann Chap, Executive Director; Steve Bishop, Administrative Director

Piedmont Land Conservancy (Member since 2/3/95) P.O. Box 4025, Greensboro, NC 27404, 336-691 -0088, fax 336-691-0044, [email protected], www.greensboro.com/plc - Primary Field: Environmental Protection, Conservation, and Related Purpose: To protect natural and scenic lands, farms, and open spaces in piedmont North Carolina to enrich the quality of life for our communities and for future generations. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Kathleen Treanor, Executive Director; John Martin, Co-President

Pilot View RC&D, Inc. (Member since 2/7/96) 2714 Henning Drive, Winston-Salem, NC 27106, 336-750-0522, fax 336-750-0177, [email protected] Primary Field: Environmental Protection, Conservation, and Related Purpose: To development natural and human resources. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Charles Anderson, Executive Director; A1 Engler

Pines of Carolina Girl Scout Council (Founding Member since 7/31/92) P.O. Box 52294, Raleigh, NC 27612,919-782-3021, fax 919-782-2083 Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To serve girls 5-17 through a fun, comprehensive, values-based program designed toward building confident, responsible, contributing members of society. Budget Range: $2,000,000to $4,999,999 People: Patricia Wright, Executive Director ([email protected]); Malinda Bivens, Director of Membership (mbevins @pines of carolina.org); Leigh Duque, Assistant Executive Director ([email protected]);Eileen Lawlor, Director of Adult Development (elawlor @pinesofcarolina.org); Martha Webb (marthawebb @mindspring.com)

Pinnacle Ministries, Inc. (Member since 4/25/97) P.O. Box 218, Montreat, NC 28757,828-669-6889, fax 828-669-6865, [email protected], www.backcountry.org Primary Field: Religion-Related Purpose: To reach people for Jesus Christ and make disciples who demonstrate Godly character, servanthood, Christian community, and stewardship of Gods creation. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Randy Olson, President ([email protected]); Carey Thompson, Secretary

Pitt County AIDS Services Organization (PICASO) (Member since 8/16/94) P.O. Box 8685, Greenville, NC 27835-8685,252-830-1660, fax 252-757-0654 Primary Field: Specific Diseases and Disorders Purpose: To prevent the transmission of HIV through educational outreach, and to provide culturally sensitive, individually focused, physical, social, emotional and financial assistance to those living with and affected by HIVIAIDS. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Mary Holland, MSN, RN, Executive Director ([email protected]); Patricia Townsend, MSW, President of the Board (w/p. townsend@ brody.med.ecu.edu)

Pitt County Educational Foundation Inc. (Member since 11/8/95) 1717 W. 5th Street, Greenville, NC 27834, 252-830-4223, fax 252-830-4290 Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To enhance the quality of public education and increase public confidence in our schools. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Frances Young, Executive Director

Placing Animals Within Society (Member since 3/17/94) P.O. Box 1814, Bryson City, NC 28713,828-488-6445 Primary Field: Animal Welfare and Animal Related Purpose: To work for an animal shelter for Swain County. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Ruby Haney, President; Ann King, Board Member

138 N. C. Cen terfor Nonprofits Planned Parenthood of the Capital and Coast (Founding Member since 8/24/92) 100 S. Boylan Avenue, Raleigh, NC 27603,919-833-7534, fax 919-833-0730 Primary Field: General Health, Rehabilitation, Hospitals, Hospices, and Other Purpose: To provide accessible, high quality health care and information to clients and serve as advocate and educator to the community on responsible human sexuality. Budget Range: $1,000,000 to $1,999,999 People: Elaine Pleasants, Director of Finance and Human Resources (elaine-pleasants @ppfa.org); Catherine Arrowood, Chair ([email protected]); Martha Everette, Program Director; Bill Janvier, Chair Elect ([email protected]); Walter Klausmeier, PresidenVCEO (walterklausmeier @ppfa.org)

PLAYSPACE (Founding Member since 11/18/92) 400 Glenwood Avenue, Raleigh, NC 27603-1220,919-832-2617, fax 919-821-5649, [email protected] Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To educate and assist in the development of young children through play. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Luanne Yarbrough, Executive Director; Amy Iatridis, President-Elect; Mary Morgan Reeves, Board President

Pocosin Arts, Inc. (Member since 2/26/96) P.O. Box 690, Columbia, NC 27925, 252-796-2787, fax 252-796-1685, [email protected] Primary Field: Arts, Culture, and Related Purpose: To teach the relationship between people and place, culture, and environment through traditional arts. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Feather Phillips, Executive Director; Gwen Marrow, Office Manager

Alice Aycock Poe Center for Health Education (Founding Member since 12/28/92) 224 Sunnybrook Road, Raleigh, NC 27610,919-231-4006, fax 919-231-4315, [email protected] Primary Field: General Health, Rehabilitation, Hospitals, Hospices, and Other Purpose: To promote healthy lifestyles through multi-media programs in dental, drug, family life, general health, and nutrition education for preschool, school-age, and adult groups in North Carolina. Budget Range: $500,000 to $749,999 People: Pam Kohl, Executive Director; Joye Hodges, Public Affairs Manager ([email protected]); Michael Lewis, Finance Director (info @poehealth.org); Willard Ross, President ([email protected])

Prancing Horse (Member since 8/25/93) 448 Horse 'n Carriage Lane, Cameron, NC 28326,910-245-3220, fax 910-245-2972, [email protected], //home.pinehurst.net/wildfire Primary Field: General Health, Rehabilitation, Hospitals, Hospices, and Other Purpose: To provide a program of horseback riding and horse-related activities for people with disabilities in a safe and controlled environment. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Ronni Meltzer, Executive Director; W. E. Weathers, Board Member

Pregnancy Life Care Center (Member since 6/7/95) 1001 Navaho Drive, Suite 101, Raleigh, NC 27609,919-873-2440, fax 919-873-2445 Primary Field: Women, Domestic Violence, and Sexual Assault Purpose: To provide free services including pregnancy tests, maternity and baby clothes (through 12 months), limited food goods, an opportunity to enroll in Care & Share, a program that allows clients to earn points toward larger needed items, Le., crib, stroller, playpen, etc.; to provide referrals for medical, housing, financial and adoption needs. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: June A. Vetter, Executive Director ([email protected]); Tiffany Barnas, Office Administrator; Peggy Tous van Nijkerk, Chair, Board of Directors

Pregnancy Support Center (Member since 11/16/94) P.O. Box 4055, Salisbury, NC 28 145-4055,704-633-7695, choices @pregnancysupport.com, www.pregnancysupport@ tcdi.com Primary Field: Women, Domestic Violence, and Sexual Assault Purpose: To provide education and support for women facing crisis pregnancies and other related problems. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Loretta Hipp, Executive Director; Zell Setzer, President of Board of Directors

N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits 139 P Pregnancy Support Services (Charter Member since 7/14/93) 3500 Westgate Drive, Suite 401, Durham, NC 27707,919-490-0203, fax 919-490-0724, [email protected], www.pregnancysupport.org Primary Field: Women, Domestic Violence, and Sexual Assault Purpose: To provide emotional, practical, and spiritual support for women with unplanned pregnancies, including support groups and parenting workshops. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Mimi Every, Executive Director; Jeff Darnell; Roland Wilkins ([email protected])

Preservation Greensboro, Inc. (Member since 7/2/97) P.O. Box 13136, Greensboro, NC 27415,336-272-5003, fax 336-272-5003, www.shopthenet.net/bloodwood Primary Field: History, Humanities, and Related Purpose: To preserve historic buildings in Greensboro and Guilford County. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Heather Seifert, Executive Director

Pretrial Resource Center, Inc. (Charter Member since 2/8/93) 214 New Bridge Street, Jacksonville, NC 28540,910-455-1998, fax 910-455-4855 Primary Field: Criminal Justice, Crime, and Crime Prevention Purpose: To work with prison and jail overcrowding and overburdened court dockets. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Dianne Jones, Executive Director; Elizabeth B. Moore, Program Coordinator

Prevent Blindness North Carolina (Member since 7/15/97) 3801 Lake Boone Trail, Suite 410, Raleigh, NC 27607, 919-571-1014, fax 919-571-1502, [email protected] Primary Field: Specific Diseases and Disorders Purpose: To prevent blindness through direct service screening programs. Budget Range: $500,000 to $749,999 People: Jennifer Green, Executive Director; Kris Garrity, Vision Screening Coordinator; Denelle Manley, Development Coordinator; Polly Willis, Director of Development

Prevent Child Abuse North Carolina (Founding Member since 1/14/93) 3344 Hillsborough Street, Suite 100-D, Raleigh, NC 27607,919-829-8009, fax 919-832-0308, [email protected], www.childabusenc.org Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To serve as a catalyst for preventing child abuse in all its forms. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Jennifer Tolle, Executive Director [email protected]);Alex Holmes, Treasurer (haholmes @prodigy.net); Ruth Peebles, Director of Advocacy and Development ([email protected])

PRIDE of Kinston, Inc. (Member since 5/28/99) 3 11 N Queen Street, Kinston, NC 28501, 252-522-4676, fax 252-523-1685, [email protected], www.wave- net.net/prideoflcinston/ Primary Field: Community and Economic Development and Community Action Purpose: To promote economic development and historic preservation in downtown Kinston. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Terah Archie, Executive Director

Prodigals Community (Member since 9/30/96) P.O. Box 10141, Winston-Salem, NC 27108-0141,336-785-0770, fax 336-785-4647 Primary Field: Mental Health, Substance Abuse, and Related Purpose: To provide drug addiction recovery. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Jeff Coppage, Director ([email protected]); Tommy Watson, Program Counselor (clientservices @prodigals.org); Valerie von Isenburg, Church and Community Relations Director (vvi @prodigals.org)

140 N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits P Professional Engineers of North Carolina Educational Foundation (Charter Member since 4/13/93) 11 1 N. Boylan Avenue, Raleigh, NC 27603-1422, 919-832-7333, fax 919-832-731 1, [email protected], www.penc.org/penc/org- edufound.htm1 Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To develop and administer funding for scholarship programs for aspiring engineers, to promote math education through the MATHCOUNTS Coaching and Competition Program for 7th and 8th graders, and other educational programs, sponsored by the Professional Engineers of North Carolina. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Paul B. Goodson, PE, CAE, Executive Director; Brian C. Miller, PE, President ([email protected])

Programs for Accessible Living (Charter Member since 7/23/93) 5701 Executive Center Drive, Suite 320, Charlotte, NC 28212-8836,704-537-0550, fax 704-566-0507, [email protected] Primary Field: General Health, Rehabilitation, Hospitals, Hospices, and Other Purpose: To promote independence for people with disabilities through advocacy, information and referral, training and counseling. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Julia Sain, Executive Director

Project Challenge North Carolina (Member since 8/24/95) 105B Link Street, Spruce Pine, NC 28777, 828-765-0776, fax 828-765-7206, www.projectchallengenc.org Primary Field: Criminal Justice, Crime, and Crime Prevention Purpose: To help youth become confident, productive members of their community through the offering of their time and talents and through challenging recreational activities. Budget Range: $150,000 to $199,999 People: Gordon Keath, Executive Director; Malcolm G. McNeil, President; John Putnam

Public School Forum of North Carolina (Founding Member since 7/1/92) Koger Center, Cumberland Bldg., 3739 National Drive, Suite 210, Raleigh, NC 27612,919-781-6833, fax 919-781-6527, www.ncfotum.org Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To work toward a superior North Carolina school system by becoming a source of information about schools and teaching, bridging the business and educational communities, and framing and building consensus around recommendations that strengthen the schools. Budget Range: $1,000,000 to $1,999,999 People: John Dornan, President ([email protected]); Gladys Graves, Director, Teaching Fellows Program ([email protected]); Gerry Hancock, Chairman; Louise Nance, Business Manager ([email protected]); Jo Ann Norris, Associate Executive Director (jnorris @ncforum.org)

N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits 141 R Raleigh Arts Commission (Member since 7/23/98) P.O. Box 590, Raleigh, NC 27602, 919-857-4372, fax 919-857-4369 Primary Field: Arts, Culture, and Related Purpose: To support and promote the arts in Raleigh and act as advisor to the City Council on art-related matters. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Martha Shannon, Executive Director (shannonmmraleigh-nc.org); A. Graham Shirley, Esq., Chairman (grahamshirley@lewis- roberts.com)

Raleigh Baptist Association, Church/Community Ministries (Member since 12/19/97) 2600 New Bern Avenue, Raleigh, NC 27610,919-231-3995, fax 919-231-4819 - Primary Field: Crisis Assistance Purpose: To discover human need and lead our member churches to match their resources to alleviate physical and emotional need while ministering to spiritual needs. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Marsha E. Cook, Director, Church and Community Ministry

Raleigh City Museum (Member since 5/30/96) 220 Fayetteville Street Mall, Suite 100, Raleigh, NC 27601,919-832-3775, fax 919-832-3085 Primary Field: History, Humanities, and Related Purpose: To collect, preserve, and interpret materials pertaining to Raleigh's history and culture in order to help people understand the city's present through knowledge of its past. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Jenny Kulikowski, Executive Director (jkulikowski @raleighcitymuseum.org)

Raleigh Little Theatre (Charter Member since 7/14/93) P.O. Box 5637, Raleigh, NC 27650,919-821-4579, fax 919-821-7961, [email protected], www.mindspring.com/-rallittletheatre Primary Field: Arts, Culture, and Related Purpose: To enrich, educate, and entertain our community by providing a superior theatre experience. Budget Range: $500,000 to $749,999 People: Eleanor Jordan, Managing Director; Haskell Fitz-Simons, Artistic Director; Maggie Rasnick, Youth Theatre Director; Melissa Richetts, Youth Education Director

The Raleigh School (Founding Member since 12/11/92) 1100 Edwards Mill Road, Raleigh, NC 27607,919-828-5351, fax 919-828-9929, [email protected] Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To provide the highest quality learning environment for preschool and elementary-aged children. Budget Range: $750,000 to $999,999 People: Harriet P. Lasher, Director ([email protected]); Co-Chair ([email protected]); Elizabeth Gilleland, Assistant Director (egill @bellsouth.net); Treasurer, TRS ([email protected])

Ralph Scott Lifeservices (Member since 3/23/95) 408 West Trade Street, Burlington, NC 27217, 336-227-601 1, fax 336-226-6465 Primary Field: Human Services: Multi-Purpose and Other Purpose: To provide community residential services to people with developmental disabilities. Budget Range: $5,000,000 or More People: Julie Ewing, Executive Director; Jeffrey Andrews, President; Judy Craig, Director of Support Services; Sandra Ellsworth, Executive Assistant; Charles Maye, Vice President

Randolph Community College Foundation, Inc. (Member since 11/22/95) P.O. Box 1009, Asheboro, NC 27204-1009,336-633-0295, fax 336-629-4695 Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To fund activities and projects that support the mission of Randolph Community College and the dreams of its students. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Karen Tyler, Executive Director ([email protected]); Larry Linker, President, Randolph Community College

Randolph County Senior Adults Association Inc. (Member since 10/13/97) -~ P.O. Box 1852, Asheboro, NC 27204-1852,336-625-3389, fax 336-626-3590 Primary Field: Aging Purpose: To help senior adults remain independent and productive and avoid institutionalization for as long as possible. Budget Range: $1,000,000 to $1,999,999 People: Candie Rudzinski, Executive Director ([email protected]); Reid Craig, Fiscal Manager; James Finison, Board Member; Don Hancock, Board Member

142 N.C. Centerfar Nonprofits Rankin Museum of American Heritage (Member since 8/11/98) P.O. Box 499, Ellerbe, NC 28338, 910-652-6378, www.rankinmuseum.com Primary Field: History, Humanities, and Related Purpose: To preserve tangible and intangible items of history and archaeology and promote interest of citizens in local history. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Pressley R. Rankin, Director

Rape Crisis Center of Catawba County, Inc. (Member since 9/20/93) 260 1st Avenue NW, Suite 216, Hickory, NC 28601, 828-322-601 1, fax 828-322-1704, rapecrisiscenter.com Primary Field: Women, Domestic Violence, and Sexual Assault Purpose: To provide crisis intervention and support services to survivors of rape and childhood sexual abuse as well as to educate the community. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Bettye Clark, Executive Director

Rape Crisis Center, Inc. (Founding Member since 11/23/92) P.O. Box 7453, Asheville, NC 28802-7453, 828-252-0562, fax 828-255-8004, [email protected] Primary Field: Women, Domestic Violence, and Sexual Assault Purpose: To provide support, advocacy, and counseling to victims of sexual assault and their families and to provide education and prevention programs to the community. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Cynthia Shaffer, Executive Director; Bob Carpenter, Funds Developer; Marcia Ghidina, Board Treasurer

Rape Crisis of Durham, Inc. (Member since 8/19/94) P.O. Box 52028, Durham, NC 27717-2028,919-419-7055, fax 919-490-9726 Primary Field: Women, Domestic Violence, and Sexual Assault Purpose: To meet the needs of victims of sexual violence and their family and friends, by providing services which include 24-hour crisis intervention and support; advocacy with hospitals, law enforcement, and the courts; and community awareness programs. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Teresa Allred, Executive Director ([email protected]); Sara Jane Raines, Board President

Rape Crisis Volunteers of Cumberland County (Member since 5/1/95) 1327 Morganton Road, Fayetteville, NC 28305, 910-485-7273, fax 910-485-1 365, [email protected] Primary Field: Women, Domestic Violence, and Sexual Assault Purpose: To provide crisis intervention to sexual assault victims and their families 24 hours per day, year-round in the greater Cumberland County area. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Aurelia Sands Belle, Executive Director; Renee Brent, Community Education Coordinator; Erica McDuffie, Direct Services Coordinator

Lewis Rathbun Center (Charter Member since 6/28/93) 121 Sherwood Road, Asheville, NC 28803, 828-251-0595, fax 828-251-0598 Primary Field: General Health, Rehabilitation, Hospitals, Hospices, and Other Purpose: To provide lodging and a caring supportive environment, free of charge, to familiedcaregivers and outpatients seeking medical treatment in the Asheville area. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Bonnie Spradling, Executive Director ([email protected]); Ann Whisenhunt, House Director (annlrc@ mindspringxom)

Ravenscroft School (Charter Member since 7/15/93) 7409 Falls Of Neuse Road, Raleigh, NC 27615,919-847-0900, fax 919-870-9741 Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To promote the development of the total child academically, socially, aesthetically, physically, and spiritually. Budget Range: $5,000,000 or More People: Mary M. Moss, Director of Development ([email protected]); James C. Ledyard, Headmaster ([email protected]); Dawn Nichols, Associate Headmaster (Dawn-Nichols @ravenscroft.org); Lacy M. Presnell, Chair, Board of Trustees

REACH of Haywood County, Inc. (Charter Member since 4/23/93) P.O. Box 206, Waynesville, NC 28786, 828-456-7898, fax 828-452-0960 Primary Field: Women, Domestic Violence, and Sexual Assault Purpose: To provide emergency services to victims of domestic violence and sexual assault. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Julia Freeman, Executive Director

N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits 143 REACH of Jackson County (Member since 12/19/94) Box 1828, Sylva, NC 28779, 828-293-0830, fax 828-293-0429, [email protected] Primary Field: Women, Domestic Violence, and Sexual Assault Purpose: To provide assistance with victims of domestic violence and sexual assault. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Jean Bockstahler, Executive Director; Linda Smith, Program Director - WIN

REACH of Macon County, Inc. (Founding Member since 12/7/92) P.O. Box 228, Franklin, NC 28744, 828-369-5544, fax 828-524-4535, [email protected] Primary Field: Women, Domestic Violence, and Sexual Assault Purpose: To serve victims of domestic violence, rape, and sexual assault. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Elbie Stiles, Executive Director; Ann Van Harlingen, Court AdvocateRherapist

Reach Out Crisis Pregnancy Center, Inc. (Member since 5/20/99) 1565 Gulf Road, Suite B, P.O. Box 186, Gulf, NC 27256, 919-898-2923 Primary Field: Women, Domestic Violence, and Sexual Assault Purpose: To provide a safe environment for the spiritual, emotional, physical, and mental well-being of any woman in a crisis pregnancy. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Susan T. Ferguson, Secretary, Board of Directors; Barbara Poe, Executive Director

Reaching Avery Ministries (Founding Member since 12/4/92) P.O. Box 234, Newland, NC 28657,828-733-5127 Primary Field: Crisis Assistance Purpose: To provide food and services to people in crisis. Budget Range: $150,000 to $199,999 People: Marnie Werth, Coordinator, Reaching Avery Ministry Food Pantry; Fred Conner, Vice Chair; Shirley M. England, Coordinator, RAM'S RACK Thrift Shop

Reading Connections, Inc. (Member since 12/16/96) 122 N. Elm Street, Suite 910, Greensboro, NC 27401,336-230-2223, fax 336-230-2203, [email protected] Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To help adults live more independently by providing basic literacy services. Budget Range: $150,000 to $199,999 People: Cassandra Morrow, Executive Director; Wanda Linz, Program Director; Frank McCain, Board President ([email protected])

Red Wolf Coalition (Member since 8/5/99) P.O. Box 23 18, Kill Devil Hills, NC 27948-23 18, 252-441-3946, fax 252-441-3946, [email protected] Primary Field: Animal Welfare and Animal Related Purpose: To promote the red wolf species and the red wolf recovery program. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Aubrey White, Executive Director

ReDirections of RockinghamKaswell Counties, Inc. (Charter Member since 7/14/93) 131 1 Freeway Drive, Reidsville, NC 27320, 336-342-5238, fax 336-342-31 11 Primary Field: Criminal Justice, Crime, and Crime Prevention Purpose: To provide effective community-based alternatives to litigation and incarceration. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Anthony Gibbons, Executive Director

ReEntry, Inc. (Member since 6/27/94) P.O. Box 724, Raleigh, NC 27602, 919-856-7594, fax 919-856-6704 Primary Field: Criminal Justice, Crime, and Crime Prevention Purpose: To provide a fresh approach to incarceration, punishment and restitution in the criminal justice system. Budget Range: $750,000 to $999,999

People: Louise A. Davis, Executive Director; Chuck Johnson, Pretrial Program Director (ceJ35 @netscape.net); Margaret Livingston, ~ Director ([email protected])

144 N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits Regal Ventures, Inc. (Charter Member since 6/21/93) P.O. Box 1010, Kings Mountain, NC 28086,704-739-3838, fax 704-739-3740, [email protected] Primary Field: Religion-Related Purpose: To provide creative programming that brings positive influence to the attitudes and lifestyles of individuals and families Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Reg Alexander, Director

Region A Partnership for Children, Inc. (Member since 11/16/94) 7 Colonial Square, Suite 100, Sylva, NC 28779, 828-586-0661, fax 828-586-0663, [email protected] Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To provide pre-school health and education. Budget Range: $150,000 to $199,999 People: June T. Smith, Executive Director; Lee Crites, Board Chair

Reid Park Associates (Member since 8/13/93) 2415 Lester Street, Charlotte, NC 28208,704-344-1862, fax 704-344-1808 Primary Field: Community and Economic Development and Community Action Purpose: To work with Reid Park residents to address the overall deteriorating conditions of Reid Park, with a focus on housing for low- to moderate-income persons, including social and cultural community activities that are centered on human development issues. Budget Range: $500,000 to $749,999 People: Debra Cauthen, Executive Director

The Relatives, Inc. (Member since 9/2/97) P.O. Box 30186, Charlotte, NC 28230,704-335-0203, fax 704-335-0207 Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To prevent juvenile delinquency through crisis intervention and family support. Budget Range: $1,000,000 to $1,999,999 People: Peggy Eagan, ACSW, Executive Director ([email protected]); Steve Graybill, Chair; Randall Hitt; Vicki Wilson McElreath; Michelle L. Slocum, Director of Operations

Remmsco, Inc. (Member since 11/18/98) P.O. Box 1121, Reidsville, NC 27320 Primary Field: Mental Health, Substance Abuse, and Related Purpose: To rehabilitate those suffering from alcohol and drug abuse. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Larry E. Lentz, Treasurer; Tom Williams

Repay, Inc. (Member since 511 6/94) P.O. Drawer 969, Newton, NC 28658, 828-464-6744, fax 828-465-8439, [email protected] Primary Field: Criminal Justice, Crime, and Crime Prevention Purpose: To provide services to the courts and community including pretrial services, sentencing services, case management, juvenile services and conflict resolution. Budget Range: $750,000 to $999,999 People: Sally Poteat, Executive Director ([email protected]); Helen Keller; Sean McGinnis, President; John Plymale, Treasurer

Rescue America Ministries (Member since 11/2/98) P.O. Box 63 13, Hickory, NC 28681,828-495-3097, fax 828-495-3097, [email protected] Primary Field: Religion-Related Purpose: To reduce crime by taking the gospel of Jesus Christ primarily to prisons and the inner cities. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Dale M. Little, President

Residential Services, Inc. (Founding Member since 1/5/93) ' P.O. Drawer 730, Carrboro, NC 27510, 919-942-7391, fax 919-933-4490 Primary Field: Specific Diseases and Disorders Purpose: To operate residential programs for persons with developmental disabilities and related disorders and to teach residents to live as independently as possible. Budget Range: $2,000,000 to $4,999,999 People: Dennis Bradshaw, Executive Director

N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits 145 Residential Support Services, Inc. (Charter Member since 3/30/93) 5601 Executive Center Drive, Suite 201, Charlotte, NC 28212,704-536-6661, fax 704-536-0074 Primary Field: Specific Diseases and Disorders Purpose: To provide high quality services and housing to children and adults with developmental disab Budget Range: $2,000,000 to $4,999,999 People: Lori Gougeon, Executive Director ([email protected]); Chris Boone, President; Gabrielle Craig, RSS, Program Manager Resource Development; Elizabeth J. Hamilton, RSS, Director, First in Families of Mecklenburg Co. ([email protected]); Debbie Shiffett, RSS

Resort Area Ministries (Member since 1/13/94) P.O. Box 24 DTS, Boone, NC 28607,828-264-6605, fax 828-264-2657 Primary Field: Religion-Related Purpose: Churches and volunteers working cooperatively in ecumenical ministries of compassion and outreach for visitors and residents of Northwest North Carolina. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Thomas D. Moore, Executive Director; Mary Silver Taylor, Administrative Assistant

Resource Center for Women and Ministry in the South, Inc. (Founding Member since 10/23/92) 1202 Watts Street, Durham, NC 27701,919-683-1236 Primary Field: Women, Domestic Violence, and Sexual Assault Purpose: To weave feminism and spiriutality into a vision of justice for the world by providing resources, workshops and retreats, and support for people of faith. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Jeanette Stokes, Executive Director ([email protected]); Shelley Wiley (scwiley @aol.com)

Resources For Seniors, Inc. (Founding Member since 7/1/92) 1001 Navaho Drive, Suite 213, Raleigh, NC 27609,919-872-7933, fax 919-872-9574 Primary Field: Aging Purpose: To assist older adults in maintaining an independent and fulfilling life and helping them remain in their home as long as possible and to inform, educate, involve, protect and improve the quality of life for the older adult in Wake County. Budget Range: $5,000,000 or more People: David E. Cottengim, President ([email protected])

The Restoration Center of Love, Inc. (Member since 7/25/96) P.O. Box 37, Wilson, NC 27894,252-206-4940 Primary Field: Mental Health, Substance Abuse, and Related Purpose: To offer temporary shelter, food, clothing, job referral, and couseling to women that are drug or alcohol dependent. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Ethel D. Artis, President

Reynolda House Museum of American Art (Member since 9/3/93) P.O. Box 11765, Winston-Salem, NC 271 16-1765,336-725-5325,fax 336-721-0991, www.reynoldahouse.org Primary Field: Arts, Culture, and Related Purpose: To preserve, exhibit, and interpret a permanent collection representative of American art from Colonial times to the present in the setting of an early twentieth-century American country house and grounds. Budget Range: $1,000,000 to $1,999,999 People: Nicholas B. Bragg, Executive Director ([email protected]); Elizabeth L. Morgan, Associate Director ([email protected]); Donna Small, Business Manager (dsmall @reynoldahouse.org); Judith Smith, Coordinator of Public Relations and Marketing ([email protected])

Kate B. Reynolds Charitable Trust (Charter Member since 3/17/93) 128 Reynolda Village, Winston-Salem, NC 27106-5123, 336-721-2269, fax 336-723-7765, www.kbr.org Primary Field: Philanthropy, Workplace Giving, Volunteerism, Nonprofit Sector Purpose: To seek out and develop opportunities for the uses of the resources of the Trust that will serve the economically disadvantaged people of Winston-Salem and Forsyth County and that will improve the health of financially needy people across the state.

Budget Range: $750,000 to $999,999 ~ People: E. Ray Cope, President ([email protected]); Sylvia W. Coleman, Program Officer (kbrsylvi @kbr.org); John H. Frank, Director, Health Care Division ([email protected]); Sara C. Smith, Program Officer ([email protected])

146 N. C. Center for Nonprofi ts R Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation, Inc. (Charter Member since 3/18/93) 101 Reynolda Village, Winston-Salem, NC 27106-5 199, 800-443-8319, fax 336-725-6069, [email protected], www.zsr.org Primary Field: Philanthropy, Workplace Giving, Volunteerism, Nonprofit Sector Purpose: To enhance the quality of life in North Carolina through certain focus areas of community economic development, criminal justice, the environment, precollegiate education, issues affecting minorities, and issues affecting women. Budget Range: $1,000,000 to $1,999,999 People: Thomas W. Lambeth, Executive Director ([email protected]); Smith Bagley, Trustee; Daniel G. Clodfelter, Trustee (clodfel @ibm.net); Shirley Frye, Trustee ([email protected]); R. Darrell Hancock, Trustee ([email protected]); Hubert Humphrey, Trustee; Joseph E. Kilpatrick, Assistant Director ([email protected]); Valeria Lee, Program Officer ([email protected]); John 0. McNairy, Trustee; Katharine B. Mountcastle, Trustee; Mary Mountcastle, Trustee (mary @selfhelp.org); Stephen L. Neal, Trustee ([email protected]); Jane Smith Patterson, TreasureriTrustee ([email protected]); Zachary Smith, Trustee/Vice President ([email protected]); Lloyd P. Tate, Jr., President/Trustee ([email protected]); Peter Tavemise, Program Officer ([email protected])

Rhine Research Center (Member since 12/22/94) 402 N. Buchanan Boulevard, Durham, NC 27701-1728,919-688-8241, fax 919-683-4338 Primary Field: Science and Technology Purpose: To advance scholarly inquiry and understanding concerning man's nature, with special reference to those characteristics and properties of man that distinguish him from the other orders of nature to which he belongs. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Sally Feather, Executive Director; Barbara L. Gruber

Richmond County Literacy Council (Member since 8/1/96) P.O. Box 1412, Rockingham, NC 28380,910-895-0338, fax 910-895-0339, [email protected] Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To promote literacy in Richmond County by training tutors to teach. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Rebecca Watts, Executive Director; Cynthia Niner, President

River City Community Development Corporation (Charter Member since 5/11/93) 501 E. Main Street, Elizabeth City, NC 27909,252-331-2925, fax 252-331-1425, [email protected] Primary Field: Community and Economic Development and Community Action Purpose: To strengthen communities and improve the quality of life for community residents through home ownership, job creation, business development, and cultural awareness. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Lenora Jarvis-Mackey, PresidenuCEO

RiverLink (Member since 3/12/97) P.O. Box 15488, Asheville, NC 28813, 828-252-8474, fax 828-253-6846, [email protected], http://www.main.nc.us/riverlink Primary Field: Community and Economic Development and Community Action Purpose: To work toward the economic and environmental revitalization of the French Broad River and its tributaries as a place to work, live and play. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Karen Cragnolin, Executive Director

Riverwood Therapeutic Riding Center (Member since 9/24/97) 6783 Rollingview Drive, Tobaccoville, NC 27050, 336-922-6038, fax 336-922-6426 Primary Field: Recreation and Sports Purpose: To provide equine-accented activities for the purpose of contributing positively to the well-being of persons with disab Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Susan Hubbard, President ([email protected]); Chris Herko

Roanoke Island Historical Association (Member since 2/28/94) 1409 Highway 64/264, Manteo, NC 27954,252-473-2127, fax 252-473-6000 Primary Field: History, Humanities, and Related Purpose: To produce "The Lost Colony", America's longest-running outdoor drama, written by Pulitzer Prize-winner Paul Green. Budget Range: $750,000 to $999,999 People: Dennis Madden, General Manager; David Bundy, Director of Development; John F. Hughes; Thomas L. White, Jr., Board Chair

N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits 147 R Robeson County Partnership for Children (Member since 5/27/97) P.O. BOX1619, Lumberton, NC 28359, 910-738-6767, fax 910-738-4379, [email protected] Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To improve the lives of children 0-5. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Janelle Nesbit, Executive Director ([email protected])

Rocky Mount Opportunities Industrialization Center, Inc. (Member since 2/2/98) P.O. Box 2723, Rocky Mount, NC 27802,252-977-3730, fax 252-985-0341, rmoicl @mindspring.com Primary Field: Employment, Jobs, and Related Purpose: To provide education and employment opportunities to the disadvantaged population. Budget Range: $1,000,000 to $1,999,999 People: Reuben C. Blackwell, IV, President; Sheila Harris, Director of Fiscal Serivces; Willie Powell, CEO; Darrell Terry, Vice President of Business Services; Merland Wright, Vice President of Training

Rocky MountIEdgecombe Community Development Corporation (Member since 7/18/96) P.O. Drawer 1477, Rocky Mount, NC 27801,252-442-5178, fax 252-442-1675 Primary Field: Community and Economic Development and Community Action Purpose: To provide citizens of Rocky Mount and Edgecombe and Nash counties with progressive economic improvements in real estate development, business development, job creation, and cultural development. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Joyce M. Dickens, PresidenVCEO; Nan Arrington, Business Center Counselor; Marvilo Gay, Project Manager ([email protected])

Ronald McDonald House of Chapel Hill (Member since 8/12/98) 101 Old Mason Farm Road, Chapel Hill, NC 27514,919-966-6752, fax 919-966-7651, [email protected] Primary Field: General Health, Rehabilitation, Hospitals, Hospices, and Other Purpose: To provide temporary housing for critically ill children and their parents undergoing treatment at UNC hospitals. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Shelley Day, Executive Director

Ronald McDonald House of Durham (Founding Member since 11/17/92) 506 Alexander Avenue, Durham, NC 27705,919-286-9305, fax 919-286-7307, [email protected] Primary Field: General Health, Rehabilitation, Hospitals, Hospices, and Other Purpose: To provide a temporary home-away-from-home for families of children being treated for serious illnesses at a Durham hospital, offering a supportive family environment. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Noreen Strong, Executive Director; Carolyn Penny; Sterly Wilder, President ([email protected])

Ronald McDonald House of Winston-Salem, Inc. (Member since 4/17/97) 419 S. Hawthorne Road, Winston-Salem, NC 27103, 336-723-0228, fax 336-723-0302 Primary Field: General Health, Rehabilitation, Hospitals, Hospices, and Other Purpose: To provide a "home away from home" for families who bring their seriously ill children to our community for medical care. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Anita H. Ogburn, Executive Director; Carroll McCullough, President; Nancy Spaugh, Community Relations Coordinator

Rouse's Group Home, Inc. (Member since 8/23/96) 5949 NC 135, Stoneville, NC 27048, 336-427-0609, fax 336-427-2929, [email protected] Primary Field: Human Services: Multi-Purpose and Other Purpose: To prepare adults with mental retardation for a more independent lifestyle by providing residential, respite, day services and CAP-NR. Budget Range: $1,000,000 to $1,999,999 People: Debra Rouse, Chief Financial Officer; Robin Robertson, Office Manager; Maxine Rouse, Administrator

Rowan County Literacy Council (Member since 8/24/98) P.O. Box 95, Salisbury, NC 28145,704-638-3042, fax 704-638-3013, [email protected]

Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related ~~ Purpose: To provide adults in Rowan County with basic reading and life skills, which will become the basis for future learning, job preparedness, and personal enjoyment.

Budget Range: Less than $50,000 -I People: Phyllis A. Martin, President; Lois Loeblein, Treasurer

148 N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits R Rowan Helping Ministries (Member since 11/22/93) P.O. Box 4026, Salisbury, NC 28145-4026,704-637-6838, fax 704-637-9364, [email protected] Primary Field: Human Services: Multi-Purpose and Other Purpose: To provide ways for cooperative community action through the churches and citizens of Rowan County in timely response to the essential needs of its citizens. Budget Range: $500,000 to $749,999 People: Dianne K. Scott, Executive Director; Sharon Barger, Director of Operations; Dwight F. Messinger, Board Chair; Ellen L. Messinger, Vice Chair

Rowan Homes, Inc. (Charter Member since 6/2/93) P.O. Box 4205, Salisbury, NC 28144,704-633-7370, fax 704-633-6424 Primary Field: Human Services: Multi-Purpose and Other Purpose: To provide residential housing and community living skills training to developmentally disabled adults. Budget Range: $750,000 to $999,999 People: Hope Davis

Rowan Partnership for Children, Inc./Smart Start (Member since 9/22/97) 417 N. Main Street, Suite A3, Salisbury, NC 28144,704-630-9085, fax 704-630-6259 Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To support services for children from 0-5 years of age and their families. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Sheila R. Simpson, Executive Director

RTPHome (Member since 7/5/99) P.O. Box 4219, Cary, NC 27519, 919-677-0410, fax 919-678-0345, www.rtphome.org Primary Field: Philanthropy, Workplace Giving, Volunteerism, Nonprofit Sector Purpose: To publicize the work of nonprofit service organizations in the Research Triangle area using web sites and other computer technology. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Phyllis F. Bennett, Vice President ([email protected]); Joseph Rappl

Rural Advancement Foundation International (RAFI-USA) (Founding Member since 11/24/92) P.O. Box 640, Pittsboro, NC 27312,919-542-1396, fax 919-542-0069 Primary Field: Environmental Protection, Conservation, and Related Purpose: To promote family farms, rural communities, and the environment; promote sustainable agriculture policies/methods; conserve agricultural diversity and promote responsible use of biotechnology. Budget Range: $750,000 to $999,999 People: Betty T. Bailey, Executive Director ([email protected]); John Justice, Development Officer ([email protected]); Nancy Worrell, Financial Officer ([email protected]); Kathy Zaumseil, Administrative Coordinator ([email protected])

Rural Southern Voice for Peace (Member since 5/23/94) 1898 Hannah Branch Road, Burnsville, NC 28714, 828-675-5933, fax 828-675-9335, [email protected], [email protected] Primary Field: Public/Societal Benefit Purpose: To work with grassroots people for nonviolent social change by providing organizing assistance, networking, and training, primarily through facilitating Listening Projects and publishing the Journal Voices. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Aaron Thompson, Office Manager; Herb Walters, Chair

N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits 149 S S.A.F.E. Haven for Cats (Member since 5/28/99) 8804 Whitby Court, Raleigh, NC 27615,919-848-0150, [email protected], members.tripod.com/safehaven4cats Primary Field: Animal Welfare and Animal Related Purpose: To maintain a nonprofit, no-kill shelter for stray and abandoned cats and kittens; to bring attention to and alleviate the suffering of stray cats in our community; to educate the public about pet overpopulation and promote sterilization; to find permanent, loving, safe homes for these animals. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Pamela Eader, Founder, Vice President

Safe Haven of Pender (Member since 11/14/95) P.O. Box 657, Burgaw, NC 28425, fax 910-259-9410, [email protected] Primary Field: Women, Domestic Violence, and Sexual Assault Purpose: To provide shelter and services to victims of domestic violence and sexual assault. Budget Range: $150,000 to $199,999 People: Ed Minnich, Executive Director; Ruth Martin, Shelter Manager; Douglas Warnock, Board President

SAFE Inc. (Member since 3/21/94) P.O. Box 2013, Brevard, NC 28712,828-885-7233, fax 828-885-7233 Primary Field: Women, Domestic Violence, and Sexual Assault Purpose: To provide shelter and follow up services for individuals and their children who are victims of domestic violence Budget Range: $150,000 to $199,999 People: Roberta Hallinen, Executive Director

Safe Space, Inc. (Member since 10/27/98) P.O. Box 240, Louisburg, NC 27549-0240,919-497-5444, fax 919-497-1761, [email protected] Primary Field: Women, Domestic Violence, and Sexual Assault Purpose: To assist victims of domestic violence by providing safe shelter, court advocacy, referrals, and community education. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Denise Long, Executive Director; Susan McFarlane; Sissy Perry

SAFEchild (Charter Member since 6/22/93) P.O. Box 46090, Raleigh, NC 27620,919-231-5800, fax 919-23 1-5803, [email protected] Primary Field: Families - Purpose: To prevent child abuse in Wake County by helping adults and children create nurturing environments free from abuse and neglect. Budget Range: $500,000 to $749,999 People: Marjorie Menestres, Executive Director; Mary Brent Wright, President, 1999-2000

Salem Academy and College, Arts Management Program (Member since 9/7/95) Fine Arts Center, P.O. Box 10548, Winston-Salem, NC 27108, 336-721-2619, fax 336-917-5432, [email protected] Primary Field: Arts, Culture, and Related Purpose: To prepare people for paid or volunteer management roles in nonprofit organizations. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Douglas B. Borwick, Coordinator of Arts Management Program ([email protected])

Samaritan Ministries (Founding Member since 12/18/92) 1243 Patterson Avenue, Winston-Salem, NC 27101, 336-748- 1962, fax 336-748-8207 Primary Field: Housing, Shelter, and Related Purpose: To provide hope and healing by sharing food, shelter, and companionship with the hungry and homeless through Christian love and service. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Sonjia Kurosky, Executive Director; Michael West, Board President

Sampson Crisis Center Incorporated (Member since 9/8/97) 309 East Main Street, Clinton, NC 28328, 910-592-3599, fax 910-592-0402 Primary Field: Crisis Assistance Purpose: To help persons in a crisis situation. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Rochelle Stuart, Executive Director; Dennis Sheppard

150 N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits S Samthong Assistance Association UNC (Member since 9/23/97) 189 Beaman Road, Troy, NC 27371,910-576-3252 Purpose: To provide social services support to the Hmong and Laotian population of North Carolina to become self-sufficient. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Pheng Vang, Acting Project Director

Sandhills Children's Center (Member since 8/13/93) 1280 Central Drive, Southern Pines, NC 28387,910-692-3323, fax 910-692-1 114 Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To provide appropriate educational, therapeutic, and health care services in the least restrictive environment to children ages

0-5 with developmental disabilities from Moore, Richmond, and surrounding counties in a day school setting with normally ~~ developing peers. Budget Range: $1,000,000 to $1,999,999 People: Melanie Patton, Executive Director ([email protected]); Doug Gill, Board President 99-00; William R. Kelly, Board Treasurer; Lisa Massei, Director of Development ([email protected])

Sandhills Community Action Program, Inc. (Charter Member since 6/16/93) P.O. Box 937, Carthage, NC 28327,910-947-5675, fax 910-947-5514 Primary Field: Community and Economic Development and Community Action Budget Range: $2,000,000 to $4,999,999 ' People: Nezzie M. Smith, Executive Director

Savoy Heights Community Association (Member since 2/11/97) 915 Rochester Drive, Fayetteville, NC 28305-5567,910-485-3394 Primary Field: Community and Economic Development and Community Action Purpose: To preserve the community, divert slum-like conditions, promote healWwelfare, and promote safety, awareness, and neighborhood support among residents. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Mildred L. Oglesby, President; Delores Wright, Treasurer

SCALE/Student Coalition for Action in Literacy Education (Member since 10/15/95) 208 N. Columbia Street, CB#3505 UNC-CH, Chapel Hill, NC 27599-3505,919-962-1542, fax 919-962-6020, [email protected] Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To promote student involvement in literacy education. Budget Range: $500,000 to $749,999 People: Kathy Sikes, Executive Director

The Scarborough Nursery School, Inc. (Member since 3/3 1/94) 309 N. Queen Street, Durham, NC 27701,919-682-5037, fax 919-682-0744, myragscottl @juno.com Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To provide affordable, quality day care for preschool children regardless of race or economic background. Budget Range: $500,000 to $749,999 People: Myra G. Scott, Executive Director; Deborah Fenner-Holland, Chairperson; James E. Rogers, Secretary; Marian Starnes, Vice- Chairperson

Scenic North Carolina, Inc. (Charter Member since 4/7/93) P.O. Box 628, Raleigh, NC 27602-0628,9 19-832-3687, fax 919-832-3299, [email protected], www.mcis.duke.edu:80/snc/ Primary Field: Environmental Protection, Conservation, and Related Purpose: To protect and enhance scenic resources and community appearance in North Carolina. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Dale McKeel, Executive Director

The Schoolhouse of Wonder (Member since 10/5/98) P.O. Box 61033, Durham, NC 27715-1033,919-644-6735, [email protected] Primary Field: Arts, Culture, and Related Purpose: To provide quality environmental, natural, and cultural history programming to the Triangle area. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Karen Kelley, Associate Director; Joanna Haymore, President

N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits 151 Science Stars Universe (Member since 8/25/95) 251 8-B Reynolda Road, Winston-Salem, NC 27106, 336-750-0233, fax 336-750-0374, [email protected], www.sciencestars.org Primary Field: Science and Technology Purpose: To facilitate educational enrichment. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Sharon Carter, Executive Director; James G. Hanes, 111

SciWorks (Member since 3/17/95) 400 W. Hanes Mill Road, Winston-Salem, NC 27105,336-767-6730, fax 336-661-1777 Primary Field: Science and Technology - Purpose: To engage the region in science and education experiences through hands-on exhibits, programs, and services. Budget Range: $1,000,000 to $1,999,999 People: Beverly Sanford, Ph.D., Executive Director (bssanford @sciworks.org); Anne 0. Armfield, President ([email protected]); Debbie Cesta ([email protected]); Victor F. Harllee, Jr., Vice President ([email protected])

SCMPG, Inc. (Member since 7/28/97) P.O. Box 402, Clinton, NC 28328,910-594-1277, fax 910-594-2660 Primary Field: Housing, Shelter, and Related Purpose: To build homes for low-income families. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Homer Marshall, Jr, Executive Director (hmarshall eintrstarnet); Rhonda White, Administrative Officer ([email protected])

Scotland County Literacy Council (Member since 8/16/94) P.O. Box 922, Laurinburg, NC 28353,910-276-7007, fax 910-276-7443, [email protected] Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To promote literacy throughout Scotland County and to provide services necessary in carrying out this function. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Patricia Bush, Executive Director; Ellen Dean, Board Vice Chair

Scottish Heritage USA, Inc. (Charter Member since 7/21/93) P.O. Box 457, Pinehurst, NC 28374, 9 10-295-4448, fax 910-295-3 147, [email protected], www.sandhills.org/shusd Primary Field: International, Foreign Affairs, and Related Purpose: To foster the exchange of people and ideas between Scotland and North America, and to help people of Scottish descent __ learn about their heritage. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Jacqueline P. Stewart, Managing Director; Dougald L. Maclean, Chair, Board of Directors ([email protected])

The Scrap Exchange (Member since 11/30/93) 1058 W. Club Boulevard, Durham, NC 27701,919-286-2559 Primary Field: Environmental Protection, Conservation, and Related Purpose: To reduce waste through resourceful and creative reuse of scrap material. Budget Range: $150,000 to $199,999 People: Pat Hoffman, Executive Director; Bonny Moellenbrock, Board President

Second Chance Mission of Hope Inc. (Member since 1/12/95) P.0 Box 1747, Jacksonville, NC 28541, 910-455-71 11, fax 910-455-3016, [email protected] Primary Field: Housing, Shelter, and Related Purpose: To assist the homeless and others less fortunate in becoming self-sufficient. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: William L. McCoy, Executive Director

Second Harvest Food Bank of Metrolina (Founding Member since 12/3/92) 500 B Spratt Street, Charlotte, NC 28206,704-376-1785, fax 704-342-1601, [email protected] Primary Field: Food, Nutrition, Agriculture Purpose: To serve as a regional charitable distribution center which solicits, receives, stores, and shares donated food and other grocery products with a variety of charitable agencies and church programs which serve people in need in their communities. Budget Range: $1,000,000 to $1,999,999 ~ People: Anne Register, Executive Director; Kathy Helms ([email protected]); Becky Van Wie, Director of Development and Public Relations (brvanwiee secondharvest.org)

152 N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits S Second Harvest Food Bank of Northwest North Carolina (Charter Member since 6/29/93) 3655 Reed Street, Winston-Salem, NC 27107, 336-784-5770, fax 336-784-7369, [email protected] Primary Field: Food, Nutrition, Agriculture Purpose: To reduce hunger, malnutrition and food waste in 18 counties of northwest North Carolina by distributing donated food, supplementing the nutritional services of nonprofit 501 (c)(3) agencies and churches feeding those in need, and advocating for the poor by educating the public about the nature and solutions of the problems of hunger. Budget Range: $1,000,000 to $1,999,999 People: Nan Holbrook Griswold, Executive Director; Paul Breitbach, Treasurer; Clyde W. Fitzgerald, Jr., Chairman ([email protected]); Reg Garner, Vice Chairman

SEEDS (Member since 10/8/98) 111 W. Main Street, Durham, NC 27510,919-683-1197, fax 919-688-1249, [email protected] Primary Field: Community and Economic Development and Community Action Purpose: To help community groups transform vacant and under utilized urban land into productive, community-controlled spaces. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Richard Bell, Executive Director

Senior PHARMAssist (Member since 7/13/98) 123 Market Street, Durham, NC 27701-3221,919-688-4772, fax 919-682-0444, [email protected] Primary Field: Aging Purpose: To provide health education, financial assistance for medications, and community referrals to senior citizens in Durham County. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Gina Upchurch, Executive Director; Margaret Q. Keller, President; Victor B. Moore, Vice-president

Senior Services, Inc. (Member since 3/6/95) 836 Oak Street, Suite 320, Winston-Salem, NC 27101, 336-725-0907, fax 336-724-2010 Primary Field: Aging Purpose: To enable the elderly to remain independent and avoid inappropriate nursing home placement by providing Meals on Wheels, home health care, Alzheimer's day care, Medicaid waiver program, senior lunch, and information and referral. Budget Range: $2,000,000 to $4,999,999 People: Richard Gottlieb, President ([email protected]); Elaine Handley, Vice President; Rosemary Niles, In-Home Care; Judy Owen, Adult Day Care/Alzheimer's Center; Kathy Sari, Meals on Wheels Director

Seniors Call to Action Team, Inc. (Member since 10/18/96) P.O. Box 1745, Fayetteville, NC 28302-1745,910-488-6486, fax 910-488-6078 Primary Field: Aging Purpose: To plan and build senior citizens centers. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: John R. White, President, Board of Directors; Jack McCloskey, Treasurer

The Servant Center, Inc. (Member since 8/27/98) 1312 Lexington Avenue, Greensboro, NC 27403,336-275-8585, fax 336-370-1540 Primary Field: Housing, Shelter, and Related Purpose: To serve poor, disabled, elderly and homeless through advocacy, SSIlSSA application, grocery assistance program, and transitional housing. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Gail C. Haworth, Executive Director; Linda Cary, Director of Finance

Service Organizations: Planning & Evaluation (Member since 10/17/96) 101 N. Hamilton Road, Chapel Hill, NC 27514-5627,919-929-0929, fax 919-929-6315, [email protected] Primary Field: Social Sciences Purpose: To provide planning and evaluation services solely for nonprofit service organizations. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Lois MacGillivray, Ph.D.

Shelter Home of Caldwell County, Inc. (Member since 7/13/94) P.O. Box 426, Lenoir, NC 28645, 828-758-0888, fax 828-758-8949, [email protected] Primary Field: Crisis Assistance Purpose: To offer programs of prevention, support, protection, and education to help individuals and families deal with domestic violence. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Terri Looper, Executive Director; J.D. Clawson, Board Treasurer; Debi Nelson, Board Chairperson

N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits 153 Shepherds Center of Charlotte, Inc. (Charter Member since 7/13/93) P.O. Box 6052, Charlotte, NC 28207, 704-334-4637, fax 704-333-521 1, [email protected] Primary Field: Aging Purpose: To mobilize seniors as volunteers in service to their peers and to enable seniors to live securely at home as long as possible. Budget Range: $150,000 to $199,999 People: Brigid O'Connor Norton, Executive Director ([email protected])

The Shepherds Center of Greater Winston-Salem (Member since 8/22/94) 2569 Reynolda Road, Winston-Salem, NC 27106,336-748-0217 Primary Field: Aging Purpose: To enhance the lives of older adults in our community by providing opportunities for volunteer service, fellowship, continuing education, mutual support and the development of leadership skills. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Christine Davis, Executive Director (ctsdavis @aol.com); Patricia Suggs, President ([email protected])

Shepherd's Center of Greensboro (Charter Member since 7/9/93) 302 W. Market Street, Room 217, Greensboro, NC 27401, 336-378-0766, fax 336-370-4772, [email protected] Primary Field: Aging Purpose: To encourage older adults to help each other maintain active and independent lives as long as possible. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Lita Swanson, Executive Director; Michael Fleming, President

Shepherd's Center of Kernersville (Charter Member since 4/2/93) P.O. Box 2044, Kernersville, NC 27285-2044,336-996-7051, fax 336-996-7064, [email protected] Primary Field: Aging Purpose: To enrich and to enable independent living for older and disabled adults and their families in our community. Budget Range: $150,000 to $199,999 People: Heather M. Camp, Executive Director; Jim Waddell, President, Board of Directors

The Shepherds Mission, Inc. (Member since 1/9/98) 3203 Yorktown Avenue, Suite 123, Durham, NC 27713,919-361-5738, fax 919-405-2204, [email protected] Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To provide youth programs and education. Budget Range: $500,000 to $749,999 People: Denise Best, President

Short Journey Retreat and Conference Center (Member since 6/25/99) 2323 Cleveland Road, Smithfield, NC 27577,919-934-7463, fax 919-934-7464 Primary Field: Unknown Purpose: To provide a unique environment for meetings, seminars and retreats (20 miles east of Raleigh). Budget Range: $150,000 to $199,999 People: Sean Lennard, Administrator (lennards @raldioc.org)

Sickle Cell Disease Association of America - Eastern N.C. Chapter (Charter Member since 7/8/93) P.O. Box 5253, Jacksonville, NC 28540, 800-826-1314, fax 910-346-2614, [email protected] Primary Field: Specific Diseases and Disorders Purpose: To improve the quality of life for persons and families affected by sickle cell through a comprehensive model of services including education, screening, genetic counseling, referral and follow-up, transportation, support services, and financial assistance. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Marcia M. Wright, Executive Director

SIFT, Inc. (Member since 10/13/97) P.O. Box 20126, Winston-Salem, NC 27120, 336-727-8283, fax 336-727-2066, [email protected] Primary Field: Community and Economic Development and Community Action Purpose: To help families and the community to move toward self-sufficiency with a field of emphasis on disadvantaged and at-risk families. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Robin M. Watson, Executive Director; Charlie Joe, Chairman

154 N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits Single Women With Children Organization, Inc. (Member since 3/25/98) 4415 Ryegate Drive, Raleigh, NC 27604, 919-954-8549, fax 919-790-1293 Primary Field: Women, Domestic Violence, and Sexual Assault Purpose: To empower single women and their children to establish and reach goals and to gain the skills necessary to enhance the quality of their daily lives. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Patricia H. Mial, FoundedExecutive Director; Antowanna Blount, Co-founder/Executive Director of Georgia affiliate

Sipe's Orchard Home (Charter Member since 3/29/93) 443 1 County Home Road, Conover, NC 28613, 828-256-5056, fax 828-256-403 1, [email protected]

Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare ~ Purpose: To provide a residential group foster home for children ages 5-21, providing long term and emergency care for children where foster or birth family placements are unavailable. Budget Range: $1,000,000 to $1,999,999 People: Brian Phelps, Executive Director; Anne Beach, Development Assistant; Scott Loudermelt, Campus Administrator; Mark Morgan, Development Director; Richard Tyndall, President, Board of Directors

Sisterhood Agenda, Inc. (Member since 7/15/96) 1721 Chapel Hill Road, Durham, NC 27707-1 103,919-493-8358, fax 919-493-2524, [email protected], www.sisagenca.home.mindspring.com Primary Field: Women, Domestic Violence, and Sexual Assault Purpose: To uplift and aid in the self-development of women and girls of African descent. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Angela Coleman Dixon, Executive Director

Sisters of Mercy of North Carolina Foundation, Inc. (Member since 10/15/98) 21 15 Rexford Road, Suite 401, Charlotte, NC 2821 1,704-366-0087, fax 704-366-8850 Primary Field: Philanthropy, Workplace Giving, Volunteerism, Nonprofit Sector Purpose: Assist the Sisters of Mercy of North Carolina in furthering their charitable mission and to provide grants to tax-exempt health care, educational and social service organizations, which meet the Foundation's criteria and effectively assist women, children, those who are elderly and those who are poor to improve the quality of their lives. Budget Range: $750,000 to $999,999 People: Edward J. Schlicksup, Jr., Executive Director ([email protected])

Smart Start of Mecklenburg County/The Mecklenburg Partnership for Children (Member since 1 1/28/94) 401 S. Independence Boulevard, Suite 642, Charlotte, NC 28204,704-375-9944, fax 704-334-7070, [email protected] Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To help all North Carolina children enter school healthy and ready to succeed, and to work toward improving the lives of children and their families by funding the creation and expansion of essential services. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Nancy Davis, Executive Director; Stephen R. Keener, MD, PhD, Chairman; Myra Sides, Fiscal Officer

Smart Start Technical Assistance Center (Member since 4/30/98) 520 N. Spring Street, Winston-Salem, NC 27101, 336-722-1642, fax 336-721-1217, [email protected] Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To promote and provide support, education, and resources to the Forsyth County child care community so there is an increase in the development of high-quality chld care environments for providers and children. Budget Range: $500,000 to $749,999 People: Phyllis D'Agostino, Program Director (dagostinop @nwcdc.org); Susan Hampton, Directors' Services Coordinator; Barbara Hobbs, Evaluation Specialist; Kris Jonczak, Program Coordinator

Sonshine Haven Inc. (Member since 2/12/98) 2727 Talon Lane, Hillsborough, NC 27278,919-732-3371, fax 919-732-3371, [email protected] Primary Field: Women, Domestic Violence, and Sexual Assault Purpose: To provide a maternity home, education, vocational training, and other training as needed for teenagers in crisis pregnancy and older women as well if in abuse. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Holly Soper, MS, CRC, Executive Director, President and Founder; Kevin James, Vice President of Board (kwjames @ bellsouthnet)

N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits 155 S South Atlantic Habitat for Humanity (N.C. and S.C.) (Charter Member since 6/21/93) P.O. Box 1712, Area 2, Easley, SC 29640, 864-855-8775, fax 864-850-0029, [email protected], www.habitat.org/ Primary Field: Housing, Shelter, and Related Purpose: To estabilsh new and assist existing affiliates in this Christian housing ministry with their purpose of constructing simple, decent housing. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Gib Edson, Regional Director ([email protected]); Sandra Graham, Area Director ([email protected]); Janice Jolley ([email protected])

Southeastern Center for Contemporary Art (Member since 5/12/95) 750 Marguerite Drive, Winston-Salem, NC 27 106,336-725-1904, fax 336-722-6059, [email protected], www.electricpaving.com/secca Primary Field: Arts, Culture, and Related Purpose: To present and interpret contemporary art of the United States, and foster creative excellence through innovative temporary exhibitions and projects of significant regional and national scope. Budget Range: $1,000,000 to $1,999,999 People: Executive Director; Vicki Kopf, Assistant Director; Karin Lusk, Administrative Coordinator ([email protected]); Joanne O'Brien, Board President; Kate Patrick, Development Officer ([email protected])

Southeastern Community College Foundation, Inc. (Founding Member since 1/14/93) P.O. Box 151, Whiteville, NC 28472,910-642-7141, fax 910-642-5658, apowell @mail.southeast.cc.nc.us, www.southeastern.cc.nc.us Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To promote, develop, and encourage public support of Southeastern Community College. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Frank Justice, Recording Secretary ([email protected]); Steve Scott, Secretary ([email protected])

The Southern Appalachian Highlands Conservancy (Member since 2/3/94) 34 Wall Street, Suite 802, Asheville, NC 28801-2710,828-253-0095, fax 828-253-1248, [email protected], www.appalachian.org Primary Field: Environmental Protection, Conservation, and Related Purpose: To preserve important natural, historic, and recreation lands for public use in the Southern Appalachian Mountain Region, and to assist landowners in determining conservation alternatives for their family lands. Budget Range: $150,000 to $199,999 People: D. Lynn Cox, Executive Director; Paul Carlson; Joseph A. DeLoach

Southern Environmental Law Center (Founding Member since 10/27/92) 137 E. Franklin Street, #404, Chapel Hill, NC 27514,919-967-1450, fax 919-929-9421, [email protected] Primary Field: Environmental Protection, Conservation, and Related Purpose: To protect the natural resources of North Carolina and the Southeast through legal advocacy, and to represent environmental and citizen groups in federal and state courts and before administrative agencies. Budget Range: $750,000 to $999,999 People: Lark Hayes, Senior Attorney, Carolinas Office ([email protected])

Southern Growth Policies Board (Member since 10/17/94) P.O. Box 12293, Research Triangle Park, NC 27709,919-941-5145, fax 919-941-5594, www.southern.org Primary Field: Community and Economic Development and Community Action Purpose: To create strategies for economic development which address the diverse, interrelated factors affecting the Southern economy. Budget Range: $1,000,000 to $1,999,999 People: Paul Essex, Executive Director ([email protected]); Bob Armstrong, Public Affairs Manager ([email protected]); Jim Clinton, Director, STC [email protected]); Linda Hoke, Senior Program Manager ([email protected]); Mary Williams, Manager, Finance and Administration (mwilliams @ southern.org)

Southern Highland Craft Guild (Member since 6/12/95) P.O. Box 9545, Asheville, NC 28815, 828-298-7928, fax 828-298-7962, [email protected] Primary Field: Arts, Culture, and Related Purpose: To bring together the crafts and craftspeople of the southern highlands for the benefit of shared resources, education, marketing and conservation. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Ruth Summers, Executive Director; Tom Bailey, Comptroller; Gary Clontz ~~

Southern Piedmont Community Corrections, Inc. (Member since 10/20/98) 103 East Franklin Street, Monroe, NC 281 12,704-292-2966, fax 704-283-3958, [email protected] -__ Primary Field: Criminal Justice, Crime, and Crime Prevention Purpose: To provide sentencing information for North Carolina courts in the 20th Judicial District. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Kathy Bragg, Executive Director

156 N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits Southerners for Economic Justice, Inc. (Member since 5/26/95) 331 W. Main Street, Box 38, Durham, NC 27701,919-682-6800, fax 919-682-6502, southernej @mindspring.com Primary Field: Social Action, Civil RightslLiberties, Advocacy Purpose: To enable unemployed and working people with low-to-no income change and direct the institutions and policies affecting them. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Cynthia Brown, Executive Director; Cynthia I. Williams, Office Manager (SyndiW @mindspring.com)

SouthLight (Founding Member since 12/1/92) 2500 Blue Ridge Road, Suite 400, Raleigh, NC 27607,919-787-6131, fax 919-571-2932, [email protected] Primary Field: Mental Health, Substance Abuse, and Related Purpose: To reduce use, abuse, and addiction to alcohol and other drugs without regard to one's ability to pay. Budget Range: $2,000,000 to $4,999,999 People: Franklin Ingram, Executive Director

Southside Alliance For Neighborhood Empowerment (Member since 5/22/98) P.O. Box 24, Edward, NC 27806, 252-322-3902, fax 252-322-3904 Primary Field: Community and Economic Development and Community Action Purpose: To relieve the stress of the economically disadvantaged, such as senior citizens, single parent families, and at risk youth, in rural southside Beaufort County. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Charles L. Smith, PresidentICEO; Charles L. Smith, Extra Copy

Southwestern Child Development Commission, Inc. (Member since 4/28/94) P.O. Box 250, Webster, NC 28788, 828-586-5561, fax 828-586-4039, [email protected] Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To provide day care and child development. Budget Range: $5,000,000 or more People: Sheila Hoyle, Executive Director; Sharon Davis, Administrative Coordinator; Nancie MeHaffey, Administrative Coordinator ([email protected]); Annette Shook, Administrative Coordinator ([email protected]); Robin Thomas, Fiscal Manager (swfiscalhr @ aol.com)

Southwestern North Carolina Resource Conservation and Development Council (Member since 2/16/94) P.O. Box 1230, Waynesville, NC 28786, 828-452-25 19, fax 828-452-0829, [email protected] Primary Field: Environmental Protection, Conservation, and Related Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Timothy E. Garrett, RC&D Director; James Ferguson, Chair

SPCA of Wake County, Inc. (Member since 1/16/98) 219-B Garner Business Court, Garner, NC 27529-4067,919-772-2326, fax 919-772-2482 Primary Field: Animal Welfare and Animal Related Purpose: To protect, shelter, and promote adoption of unwanted animals; to provide education about responsible pet ownership, and to promote animal population control through spayheuter programs. Budget Range: $500,000 to $749,999 People: Janet Herzberg, Executive Director ([email protected]); Ann Lore, Board Member ([email protected]); Dale Oller, M.D., Board Member ([email protected]); Gray Smithdeal, Board Member ([email protected])

Special Olympics North Carolina (Member since 8/16/93) P.O. Box 25968, Raleigh, NC 2761 1-5968,919-719-7662,fax 919-719-7663, www.sonc.net Primary Field: Recreation and Sports Purpose: To provide year-round sports training and athletic competition in a variety of Olympic-type sports for children and adults with mental retardation. Budget Range: $2,000,000 to $4,999,999 People: Keith Fishburne, President ([email protected]); Cristine Allison, Vice President of Operations ([email protected]); Amy Johnson, Vice President of Communications (ajohnson @sonc.net); Peggy A. Smith, Vice President of Program ([email protected]); Cari Spray, Vice President of Finance ([email protected]); Marvin Vann, Vice President of Donor Development ([email protected])

Special Operations Response Team, Inc. (Member since 7/3/96) 121 Polo Road, Winston-Salem, NC 27105, 336-759-3924, fax 336-759-3155 Primary Field: Public Safety, Emergency Response and Preparedness Purpose: To provide the best possible diaster medical support through research, education and response. Budget Range: $150,000 to $199,999 People: Lew Stringer, President ([email protected]); Joseph Swiatek, Executive Director ([email protected])

N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits 157 S St. Joseph's Historic Foundation (Member since 9/13/96) 804 Old Fayetteville Street, Durham, NC 27701,919-683-1709, fax 919-688-5869, [email protected] Primary Field: History, Humanities, and Related Purpose: To promote the understanding of and appreciation for African American contributions to art and world culture. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Dianne Pledger, Executive Director; Arminta Foushee, Development Officer; Melody A. Little, Operations Manager

St. Julia Community Advocacy (Member since 5/19/99) P.O. Box 836, Siler City, NC 27344,919-742-5584, fax 919-742-4917 Primary Field: Human Services: Multi-Purpose and Other Purpose: To provide social serivces and advocacy to the community. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Bill McFadden, Parish Community Advocate

St. Mark's Incorporated (Member since 1012995) 200 Clanton Road, Charlotte, NC 28217,704-523-0100, fax 704-523-2262, [email protected] Primary Field: Human Services: Multi-Purpose and Other Purpose: To aid people with mental disabilities. Budget Range: $5,000,000 or more People: Leigh Derby, President & CEO ([email protected]); Robin Baker, Region Director; Robin Carroll, VP and Executive Director of LifeSpan (rcarroll @stmarksinc.org); Stacy Sumner, Executive Director (ssumner@stmarksincorg); Bobby Wofford, VP Marketing and Development ([email protected])

St. Mary Social Ministry (Member since 8/5/99) 412 Ann Street, Wilmington, NC 28401,910-762-0539, fax 910-762-9664 Primary Field: Human Services: Multi-Purpose and Other Purpose: To give support to the poor, homeless, sick, handicapped and victims of unjust social conditions. Budget Range: Less than $50.000 People: Laura Steuer, Director ([email protected])

Stanly County Partnership for Children (Member since 7/21/94) P.O. Box 2165, Albemarle, NC 28002,704-982-2038, fax 704-983-8981 Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To fund programs and services in Stanly County to assist families with children ages 0-5 in order to increase the number of children who enter school healthy and ready to learn. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Pamela T. Wright, Executive Director

Step-up Ministry, Inc. (Founding Member since 7/1/92) 1704 Oberlin Road, Raleigh, NC 27608,919-834-3424, fax 919-836-0992 Primary Field: Housing, Shelter, and Related Purpose: To provide free temporary housing, weekly counseling, and emotional support during a 16-week period to help families learn to budget, make savings a habit, and pay debts. Affordable housing (rentals) available to some families for up to a year after successful completion of 16-week phase called "Second Step". Budget Range: $150,000 to $199,999 People: Ginger Webb, Executive Director; F. Andrew Cook, Chairman; Gregory Deener, Treasurer

Steps to HOPE, Inc. (Charter Member since 7/14/93) P.O. Box 518, Columbus, NC 28722,828-894-2340 Primary Field: Crisis Assistance Purpose: To provide domestic violence/sexual assault treatment and prevention. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Rachel Ramsey, Executive Director; Carole Bartol, President

Sterling Montessori Academy and Charter School (Member since 1/8/99) 202 Treybrooke Drive, Morrisville, NC 27502, 9 19-462-8889, fax 9 19-462-8890, [email protected], www. mindspring/-montessori Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To educate preschool, elementary and middle school students using the Montessori method. Budget Range: $750,000 to $999,999 People: Pamela Seymour, Assistant Director; Mary Ann Crumlish; Sarah Spaulding; Andrea Uzzell

158 N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits S Stokes County Arts Council, Inc. (Member since 12/16/94) P.O. Box 66, Danbury, NC 27016,336-593-8159, fax 336-593-3799, [email protected] Primary Field: Arts, Culture, and Related Purpose: To promote the arts in our county. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Cindy Tuttle, Executive Director; Dorothy Joyce, Program Director

Stokes Partnership for Children (Member since 1 1/27/95) P.O. Box 974, Walnut Cove, NC 27052, 336-591-4420, fax 336-591-41 14, [email protected] Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To improve those elements of family and community life in Stokes County that promote the learning, developmental potential, and well-being of young children through a partnership of families, communities, and businesses. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: R. Gale Cruise, Executive Director ([email protected]); Anne Moser, Administrative Director ([email protected]) stone circles (Member since 9/30/97) 301 W. Main Street, Suite 280, Durham, NC 27701-3227,919-682-8323, fax 919-956-5349, [email protected] Primary Field: Religion-Related Purpose: To find unique ways to intergrate faith, spiritual practice and social justice. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Claudia Horwitz, Director ([email protected])

Student Action with Farmworkers (Charter Member since 2/26/93) 1317 W. Pettigrew Street, Durham, NC 27705,919-660-3652, fax 919-681-7600 Primary Field: Social Action, Civil RightdLiberties, Advocacy Purpose: To bring farmworkers and college students together to work for social change and improve farmworkers' lives. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Melinda Wiggins, Executive Director (mwiggins @ acpub.duke.edu); Colin Austin, Board Chair ([email protected])

Students For Students International (Member since 2/12/98) P.O. Box 727, Chapel Hill, NC 27514-0727,919-932-7526, fax 919-969-7045, [email protected] Primary Field: International, Foreign Affairs, and Related Purpose: To use the energy of students for humanitarian projects worldwide. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Galahad Clark, Director

Summit House, Inc. (Charter Member since 3/22/93) 3 19 Smyres Place, Greensboro, NC 27403, 336-691-9888, fax 336-691-0903, [email protected], www.summithouse.org Primary Field: Criminal Justice, Crime, and Crime Prevention Purpose: To strengthen the family and change behavior that results in crime by providing a closely supervised and highly structured program of therapeutic intervention and rehabilitation. Budget Range: $1,000,000 to $1,999,999 People: Raymond Matz, Interim Chief Executive Officer ([email protected]); Sherry Browning, Executive Director-Charlotte (summit.3 @mindspring.com); Raymond Matz, Comptroller; Beth McAllister, Executive Director - Raleigh ([email protected]); Juandra Smith, Executive Director - Greensboro (summiths @greensboro.com)

The Sun Publishing Co., Inc. (Member since 2/9/94) 107 N. Roberson Street, Chapel Hill, NC 27516,919-942-5282, fax 919-932-3101 Primary Field: Arts, Culture, and Related Purpose: To publish a monthly magazine of essays, fiction, interviews, poetry. and photography. Budget Range: $1,OOO,OOOto $1,999,999 People: Ilona Page, Business Manager; Sy Safransky, Editor

Sun Valley High School Band Boosters (Member since 7/27/99) 521 1 Old Charlotte Highway, Monroe, NC 281 10,704-821-6403, fax 704-296-0990 Primary Field: Arts, Culture, and Related Purpose: To raise funds for our middle and high school bands to be used for the purchase of uniforms, instruments, transportation, etc. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 ~ People: Cheryl M. Gouge, President

N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits 159 S Surry County Early Childhood Partnership, Inc. (Member since 10/2/95) P.O. Box 7050, Mount Airy, NC 27030,336-786-1880, fax 336-786-1879, [email protected] Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To improve, coordinate, and develop services for children 0-5 years in Surry County. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Carlyle Shepherd; Swanson Richards, Chairman

Surry Medical Ministries Foundation, Inc. (Charter Member since 7/2/93) P.O. Box 349, Mount Airy, NC 27030,336-789-5058 Primary Field: General Health, Rehabilitation, Hospitals, Hospices, and Other Purpose: To provide free non-emergency primary care services to needy persons who have no insurance and minimal income. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: John K. Lockhart, Secretary; J. Gillum Burke, M.D., President

Surry Women's Shelter, Inc. (Member since 11/9/98) P.O. Box 324, Dobson, NC 27407,336-386-9657, fax 336-386-9659 Primary Field: Women, Domestic Violence, and Sexual Assault Purpose: To provide shelter, support and resources to victims of domestic violence in Surry County and surrounding areas. Budget Range: $150,000 to $199,999 People: Carla Midkiff-Frost, Executive Director

SwaidQualla SAFE, Inc. (Member since 4/18/94) P.O. Box 1416, Bryson City, NC 28719,828-488-6809, fax 828-488-1620 Primary Field: Human Services: Multi-Purpose and Other Purpose: To provide services and shelter for victims of domestic violence and sexual assault; and to provide homeless services for residents of Swain County and Qualla Indian Boundary. Budget Range: $500,000 to $749,999 People: Darlene Bradley, Executive Director

Swannanoa Valley Christian Ministry (Member since 7/6/99) P.O. Box 235, Black Mountain, NC 2871 1,704-669-9404 Primary Field: Crisis Assistance Purpose: To provide emergency assistance to residents and transients of Swannanoa Valley. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Cheryl Garvy, Treasurer (cgarvy @ bellsouth.net)

Swiss Bear, Inc. (Charter Member since 7/1/93) P.O. Box 597, New Bern, NC 28563,252-638-5781, fax 252-638-6696, [email protected] Primary Field: Community and Economic Development and Community Action Purpose: To stimulate and coordinate the revitalization of the downtown and redevelopment of its water front. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Susan Moffat-Thomas, Executive Director; Lonnie Pridgen, Board Chairman

160 N .C . Center for Nonprofits T Tammy Lynn Center for Developmental Disabilities (Charter Member since 6/25/93) 739 Chappell Drive, Raleigh, NC 27606-3299,919-832-3909, fax 919-832-8475 Primary Field: Specific Diseases and Disorders Purpose: To provide educational, residential, and family support services to children and adults with, or at risk for developmental delays. Budget Range: $5,000,000or More People: Mary Freeman, President, TLC Operations, Inc.; John Boyle, Director of Finance; Marie Braxton, Property Manager; Beth Buch, Home Based Services Director; Sarah D. Cope, Director of Development; Suzanne Goerger, Director of Day and Residential Services

Tannenbaum-Sternberger Foundation (Member since 8/18/95) P.O. Box 31 12, Greensboro, NC 27402, 336-373-1500, fax 336-272-8258 Primary Field: Philanthropy, Workplace Giving, Volunteerism, Nonprofit Sector Purpose: Committed to the support of students through scholarships, the support of charitable organizations operating in Greensboro or Guilford County, assistance to the poor and indigent, relief of the sick, help for the physically and mentally handicapped and disabled, and the support of cultural activities and community betterment projects. Budget Range: $500,000 to $749,999 People: Robert 0. Klepfer, Jr., Executive Director ([email protected]); William L. Hemphill, Director; Charles M. Reid, Director; Jeanne L. Tannenbaum, Director; Leah Louise B. Tannenbaum, Board Chair; Nancy B. Tannenbaum, Director; Sigmund I. Tannenbaum, Director; Susan M. Tannenbaum, Director; John T. Warmath, Jr., Director

Tarboro Community Outreach (Founding Member since 11/20/92) P.O. Box 445, Tarboro, NC 27886,252-823-8801, fax 252-823-0989 Primary Field: Human Services: Multi-Purpose and Other Purpose: To serve the homeless and provide emergency assistance, a food pantry, and a soup kitchen for Edgecombe County. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Mary Ann Czaja, Executive Director; Ben Mayo, Chair

Tarheel Triad Girl Scout Council, Inc. (Charter Member since 3/26/93) 8432 Norcross Road, Colfax, NC 27235-9754,800-672-2148,fax 336-993-2833 Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To enable girls 5-17 years of age to develop skills, relate positively to others, contribute to their community, and have fun through an informal educational program designed especially for girls. Budget Range: $2,000,000 to $4,999,999 People: Marci L. Brown, Executive Director ([email protected]); Madeleine Dassow, Vice President; Peggy P. Dodson, President ([email protected]); Marian D. King, Assistant Executive Director ([email protected]); Teresa Lockamy, Vice President

Temple Beth Or Preschool (Founding Member since 12/11/92) 5315 Creedmoor Road, Raleigh, NC 27612,919-787-3619 Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To provide young children with a high-quality developmentally appropriate educational program with a reformed Jewish orientation. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Jann Goldenthal, Director; Annette Wiggins, Board President

Theatre In The Park (Member since 6/21/94) 107 Pullen Road, Raleigh, NC 27607,919-831-6058, fax 919-831-9475, [email protected] Primary Field: Arts, Culture, and Related Purpose: To produce a broad range of programming that will artistically challenge both our audiences and ourselves. Budget Range: $500,000 to $749,999 People: Robbie Stone, Administrative Director; Marilyn Borash, Business Manager

Thermal Belt Outreach Ministry, Inc. (Member since 4/11/94) P.O. Box 834, Columbus, NC 28722,828-894-2988, fax 828-894-0130, [email protected] Primary Field: Crisis Assistance Purpose: To provide emergency assistance to families and individuals in crisis; and to develop programs that address the root causes of poverty in our county. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Eloise T. Thwing, Director; Marilyn Baughman, Administrative Assistant

N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits 161 T Thompson Children's Home (Founding Member since 12/11/92) P.O. Box 25129, Charlotte, NC 28229,704-536-0375, fax 704-531-9266, [email protected] Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To serve children and families by facilitating healing, growth, and enriched relationships through professional treatment, residential and educational services, advocacy and spiritual nournishment. Budget Range: $5,000,000 or more People: Edwin Chapin, Interim Director; Ginny Amendum; Nancy Roberson, Director for External Affairs (nroberson@ thompsonchi1drenshome.org)

Thoms Community Care Foundation (Member since 8/5/96) \ P.O. Box 25338, Asheville, NC 28813, 828-274-6159, fax 828-277-4814 Primary Field: General Health, Rehabilitation, Hospitals, Hospices, and Other Purpose: To ensure the availability of funds for the benefit of persons in the communities of Western North Carolina who require post acute health care, primarily those persons served by Community Care Partner agencies and other closely allied agencies. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Lee Mulligan, Executive Vice President ([email protected]); Joyce Ramthun, Grants and Administration Manager Cjramthun @carepartners.org); Carol Russell, Administrative Assistant (ccrussell @carepartners.org)

Threshold (Durham County Advocates For The Mentally 111) (Member since 9/8/97) P.O. Box 11706, Durham, NC 27703, 919-682-4124, fax 919-956-7703, [email protected] Primary Field: Mental Health, Substance Abuse, and Related Purpose: To provide psychosocial rehabilitation services to the adult severely and persistently mentally ill residents of Durham County. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Susan Deter, Executive Director; Sue Estroff, Chairperson; Philip Harewood, Vice Chairperson

Time Out Youth (Member since 3/9/98) 1900 The Plaza, Charlotte, NC 28205,704-344-8335, fax 704-344-8186, toy [email protected], timeoutyouth.com Primary Field: Human Services: Multi-Purpose and Other Purpose: To offer support and advocacy for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and questioning youth ages 13 through 23. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Tonda A. Taylor, Founder, Executive Director

TKT Family Resources, Inc. (Member since 7/5/99) 1023 West Thomas Street, Rocky Mount, NC 27804,252-972-7933, fax 252-446-9742 Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To assist child care fac es in improving the nutrition of children through the CACFP. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Terry Foxx, President ([email protected])

Tobacco Farm Life Museum (Member since 7/14/97) P.O. Box 88, Kenly, NC 27542,919-284-343 1, fax 919-284-9788, [email protected], www.tobmuseum.bbnp.com Primary Field: History, Humanities, and Related Purpose: To preserve the history and cultural heritage of the Eastern North Carolina farm family. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Lynn Wagner, Executive Director; Chris Coates, Chairman, Board of Directors; Jennifer Oliver, Assistant Director/Curator

Tom A. Finch Community YMCA (Member since 11/10/97) 1010 Mendenhall Street, Thomasville, NC 27360, 336-475-6125, fax 336-475-1989, [email protected] Primary Field: Human Services: Multi-Purpose and Other Purpose: To put Christian principles into practice through programs that build healthy spirit, mind, and body for all. Budget Range: $l,OOO,OOO to $1,999,999 People: Stan Styers, Executive Director; Tommy Hodges; Tom Smith

Transylvania County Arts Council, Inc. (Member since 7/29/96) P.O. Box 1229, Brevard, NC 28712,828-884-2784, fax 828-885-2494 Primary Field: Arts, Culture, and Related Purpose: To celebrate and nurture the creative spirit in Transylvania County, North Carolina. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Virginia W. Ramsey, Executive Director

162 N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits T Transylvania County Historical Society, Inc. (Member since 6/12/95) P.O. Box 2061, Brevard, NC 28712,828-884-5137, None Primary Field: History, Humanities, and Related Purpose: To recognize and encourage preservation of our built and archeological heritage for Transylvania County. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Kenneth Tucker, Treasurer; Charles W. Barnett, President

Josiah Charles Trent Memorial Foundation, Inc. (Member since 1/23/95) Box 90600,2127 Campus Drive, Duke University Foundation, Durham, NC 27708,9 19-489-8357, fax 9 19-684-9692 Primary Field: Philanthropy, Workplace Giving, Volunteerism, Nonprofit Sector Purpose: To support the work of faculty and staff at Duke University in the areas of human sexual function, medical history, and international studies. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Mimi O'Brien, Executive Director ([email protected]); Elizabeth C. Shay, Assistant Director (betseyshay @dev.duke.edu)

Tri-County Industries, Inc. (Founding Member since 11118/92) 1250 Atlantic Avenue, Rocky Mount, NC 27801-2710,252-977-3800, fax 252-977-2283, [email protected] Primary Field: Employment, Jobs, and Related Purpose: To enhance the lives of persons who are disabled and disadvantaged. Budget Range: $5,000,000 or more People: Steven T. Stone, President; Brenda Cogdell, Employment Division Director; Chet Mottershead, President (retired) (cmott96@ aolxom); Ray Orndorff, Sales Representative; Lenore Quinn, PWI Director ([email protected])

Tri-County Women's Resource Center, Inc. (Member since 1/7/98) 215 Jones School Road, Suite #206, P.O. Box 1265, Mount Airy, NC 27030-1265, 336-789-3500, fax 336-789-8545, [email protected] Primary Field: Women, Domestic Violence, and Sexual Assault Purpose: To work with and provide services to displaced homemakers and sexual assault victims. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Helen Worrell, Executive Director

Triad Health Project (Charter Member since 2/18/93) P.O. Box 5716, Greensboro, NC 27435-0716,336-275-1654, fax 336-275-2209 Primary Field: Specific Diseases and Disorders Purpose: To provide case management, prevention, and education related to HIV/AIDS. Budget Range: $750,000 to $999,999 People: Samuel F. Parker, Executive Director; Shirley Crowley, Finance Manager; Charles B. Efird, Chair, Board of Directors; Jeff Prince, Director of Community Relations

Triangle AIDS Interfaith Network (Member since 7/9/97) P.O. Box 11405, Durham, NC 27703-1405,919-596-9898,fax 919-598-1782, [email protected] Primary Field: Specific Diseases and Disorders Purpose: To provide compassionate, non-judgmental support to Triangle residents living with HIV/AIDS through congregation based AIDS care teams and other AIDS ministries. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Debra L. Long, Executive Director; Carolyn J. McClendon, Ministry Programs Director; Stacy Smith, Chair, Board of Directors

Triangle Community Foundation (Founding Member since 7/1/92) P.O. Box 12834, Research Triangle Park, NC 27709,919-549-9840, fax 919-990-9066, [email protected], www.trianglecf.org Primary Field: Philanthropy, Workplace Giving, Volunteerism, Nonprofit Sector Purpose: To expand private philanthropy in the communities of Wake, Durham, and Orange and Chatham counties through carefully- targeted grants and through management of a wide variety of individual charitable funds. Budget Range: $750,000 to $999,999 People: Shannon St. John, Executive Director ([email protected]); Martha Hutt, Executive Secretary ([email protected]): Darryl K. Lester, Program Director (darryl @trianglecf.org); Tony Pipa, Philanthropic Services Director ([email protected])

Triangle Community Works! (Member since 1/17/95) P.O. Box 5961, Raleigh, NC 27650-5961,919-363-7337, [email protected] Primary Field: Human Services: Multi-Purpose and Other Purpose: To provide centralized facilities and services to member organizations and individual members who provide some type of support for the gay community and their families. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Wayne Wilson, Board Chair: Jan Muller, Newsletter Coordinator ([email protected])

N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits 163 T Triangle Family Services (Founding Member since 7/1/92) 401 Hillsborough Street, Raleigh, NC 27603,919-821-0790, fax 919-821-1893 Primary Field: Families Purpose: To provide mental health counseling, budget and debt repayment counseling, and programs addressing homelessness and domestic violence. Budget Range: $2,000,000 to $4,999,999 People: George ONeal, 111, President and Chief Executive Officer (gonealmintrexnet); Lisa Chase, Vice President, Development (lchase @intrex.net); Carolynn Crowder, Director, Community Centered Initiatives ([email protected]); A. Wayne Freeman, Vice President, Finance (wfreeman @ intrexmet) - Triangle Flying Disc Association (Member since 8/22/97) 1316 Alderman Circle, Raleigh, NC 27603, 919-779-5541, [email protected] - Primary Field: Recreation and Sports Purpose: To promote flying disc sports, primarily the sport of ultimate frisbee. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Joseph G. Slater, President; Perry Sugg

Triangle J Council of Governments (Charter Member since 7/16/93) P.O. Box 12276, Research Triangle Park, NC 27709,919-549-0551, fax 919-549-9390 Primary Field: Public/Societal Benefit Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Margie Dewoskin, Director of Employment and Training

Triangle Land Conservancy (Founding Member since 12/2/92) 1 IOOA Wake Forest Road, Raleigh, NC 27604,919-833-3662, fax 919-755-9356, [email protected], www.mindspring.com/-tlcpage Primary Field: Environmental Protection, Conservation, and Related Purpose: To create a network of open space and network areas in the Triangle region of North Carolina. Budget Range: $150,000 to $199,999 People: Kate Dixon, Executive Director; Portia McKnight, President ([email protected])

Triangle Music International (Charter Member since 5/14/93) P.O. Box 30751, Raleigh, NC 27622,919-787-8066, fax 997-787-8066 Primary Field: Arts, Culture, and Related Purpose: To provide opportunities for people in the Triangle to experience and enjoy international music and dance. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Jessie Cannon, Executive Director; Eloise Cofer, President

Triangle Opera (Member since 1/8/99) 305 E. Chapel Hill Street, Durham, NC 27701,919-956-7744, [email protected] Primary Field: Arts, Culture, and Related Purpose: To produce a season of entertaining and artistically stimulating opera in the Research Triangle area. Budget Range: No Budget Information People: David O'Dell, General Director; F. Marion Thomson, Treasurer ([email protected])

Triangle Residential Options for Substance Abusers (TROSA) (Charter Member since 411 3/93) 1820 James Street, Durham, NC 27707,919-688-3054, fax 919-419-8314 Primary Field: Mental Health, Substance Abuse, and Related Purpose: To provide an alternative to incarceration for felons and substance abusers through the provision of residential self-help services. Budget Range: $2,000,000 to $4,999,999 People: Kevin McDonald, President (jbattlel @juno.com); Jesse Battle; Steve Pinette, Director of Project Development (stevepinnett @mindspring.com)

Triangle Swing Dance Society (Member since 6/22/99) P.O. Box 3499, Chapel Hill, NC 27515,919-469-1591, [email protected] Primary Field: Arts, Culture, and Related Purpose: To promote swing dancing to live music. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Bruce M. Gillooly, Treasurer; Steve Brecher, President

164 N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits T Triangle United Way (Member since 7/24/96) P.O. Box 14428, Research Triangle Park, NC 27709-4428,919-460-8687,fax 919-460-9019 Primary Field: Philanthropy, Workplace Giving, Volunteerism, Nonprofit Sector Purpose: To raise money to meet community needs. Budget Range: $2,000,000 to $4,999,999 People: W. Thomas Dugard, President ([email protected]); Steve Dudek, VAC-Gifts In Kind/Donations ([email protected]); Susan King-Cope, Info Link Director ([email protected]); Mary Williams Stover, Vice President of Marketing and Communications ([email protected]); Linda Tuday, Sr.VP of Allocations, Planning & Comm. Initiatives (ltuday @unitedwaytriangle.org)

Trinity Center, Inc. (Member since 6/21/95) 640 Holly Avenue, Winston-Salem, NC 27101, 336-725-3999, fax 336-725-7720 Primary Field: Mental Health, Substance Abuse, and Related Purpose: To assist faster healing and wholeness through counseling, spiritual formation, and education. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Karen C. Fulcher, Administrative Director; Ann Dixon Coppage; Kathryn A. Sinopoli

Tryon Palace Council of Friends, Inc. (Charter Member since 7/13/93) P.O. Box 1007, New Bern, NC 28563,252-514-4900, fax 252-514-4876, [email protected] Primary Field: History, Humanities, and Related Purpose: To provide financial support and assist in promoting the programs, educational mission, and activities of Tryon Palace Historic Sites and Gardens. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Kay P. Williams, Secretary/Treasurer; Nelson McDaniel, Friends Coordinator

Tuttle Community Center (Member since 5/25/95) 310 N. Tarboro Road, Raleigh, NC 27610, 919-832-7886, fax 919-832-7482 Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To serve as a child care center and provide a future for our children. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Mildred Goodson, Executive Director; Arthur Anthony, President

Tyrrell Action Group (Member since 6/6/96) P.O. Box 25, Columbia, NC 27925,252-796-1510, fax 252-796-1610 Primary Field: Housing, Shelter, and Related Purpose: To address the severe housing problems of our community. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Florence Bryant, Executive Director

Tyrrell County Community Development Corporation (Member since 5/17/96) P.O. Box 58, Columbia, NC 27925, 252-796-1991, fax 252-796-03 19, [email protected] Primary Field: Community and Economic Development and Community Action Purpose: To educate, encourage, and empower the local citizens to participate in the economic revitalization of Tyrrell County and the town of Columbia. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Mavis Hill, Executive Director; Kodon Leary, Financial Director

N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits 165 U UDI Community Development Corporation (Charter Member since 5/10/93) P.O. Box 1349, Durham, NC 27702,919-544-4597, fax 919-544-4609, [email protected] Primary Field: Community and Economic Development and Community Action Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: R. E. Stewart, Executive Director

UNC-Chapel Hill, School of Law (Member since 9/4/97) Career Development and Placement, CB#3380, Van Hecke-Wettach Hall, Chapel Hill, NC 27599-3380,919-962-0280, fax 919-962- 2516 Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related ~~ Purpose: To assist individual law students and alumni in identifying personal and professional goals, forming career development plans to reach those goals, and finding the best employment based on those goals. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Kimberly Reed, Esq., Director of CD&P and Professor, Nonprofit Corp.Law ([email protected]); Sylvia Novinsky, Associate Director for Public Interest Law ([email protected])

UNC-Chapel Hill, School of Social Work (Charter Member since 4/15/93) 301 Pittsboro Street, CB #3550, Tate-Turner-Kuralt Building, Chapel Hill, NC 27599-3550,919-962-1225, fax 919-962-0890 Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To support the mission of the UNC-Chapel Hill School of Society Work to train students for social work practice and leadership, provide assistance to agencies and professionals in the field, and produce new knowledge through applied research. Budget Range: $500,000 to $749,999 People: Richard L. Edwards, Dean, School of Social Work ([email protected]); Daniel Lebold, Coordinator, Nonprofit Certificate Program ([email protected])

UNC-Pembroke, Regional Center (Member since 4/22/99) P.O. Box 1510, Pembroke, NC 28372,910-521-6198, fax 910-521-6550 Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To provide economic, community and professional development as the outreach branch of the University. Budget Range: $150,000 to $199,999 People: Joanne R. Zukowski, Director ([email protected]); Lynda Parlett, Program Developer/Analyst ([email protected])

United Arts Council of Raleigh and Wake County (Member since 3/2/94) ~ 336 Fayetteville Street Mall, Suite 440, Raleigh, NC 27601-1743, 919-839-1498, fax 919-839-6002 Primary Field: Arts, Culture, and Related Purpose: To increase accessibility of the arts to the public, preserve Raleigh and Wake County's cultural heritage, maintain and increase cultural resources, encourage creative development of our fellow citizens, strengthen cultural organizations, and promote the arts as a critical factor in the quality of life of all people. Budget Range: $1,000,000 to $1,999,999 People: Marilyn J. Harrison, Vice President; Karl G. Hudson, 111, Past Chair; Margot H. Knight, President and CEO ([email protected]); Kenneth Reece, Chair

United Arts Council of Rowan, Inc. (Founding Member since 12/29/92) P.O. Box 4234, Salisbury, NC 28145-4234, 704-638-9887, fax 704-638-9887, www.dantara.com/uacr Primary Field: Arts, Culture, and Related Purpose: To encourage, create and promote an environment in Rowan County where the participation in cultural and artistic expression and creativity flourishes and is understood to be vital to a healthy society. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Linda F. Kesler, Executive Director ([email protected]); Beth Calhoun, Board President ([email protected])

United Child Development Services, Inc. (Charter Member since 5/10/93) 1200 Arlington Street, Greensboro, NC 27406,336-378-7700, fax 336-378-7708 Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To improve the quality of life for young children and their families through child development, family development and community development. Budget Range: $5,000,000or more People: C. Robin Britt, Executive Director; Susan Law, Human Resources Director

United Christian Ministries of Jackson County, Inc. (Member since 9/7/93) P.O. Box 188, Sylva, NC 28779,828-586-8228 Primary Field: Crisis Assistance Purpose: To provide aid for Jackson County residents with urgent physical, economic, social, and spiritual needs. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Paula Lumb, Executive Director; Anna Morrill, Board Chair

166 N.C. Centerfor Nonprofi ts U United Community Ministries (Member since 9/17/97) P.O. Box 2624, Rocky Mount, NC 27802,252-985-1650, fax 252-446-6645, [email protected] Primary Field: Housing, Shelter, and Related Purpose: To provide emergency services to homeless or nearly homeless people. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Dan F. Davis, Executive Director; John Gibson, Board Chairman

United Methodist Agency for the Retarded-Western North Carolina (Founding Member since 12/2/92) P.O. Box 11332, Charlotte, NC 28220,704-521-8513, fax 704-523-4449 Primary Field: Specific Diseases and Disorders Purpose: To provide residential opportunities that allow adults with developmental disabilities to live with grace and dignity in the community, as independently as possible, in safe, accessible housing. Budget Range: $1,000,000 to $1,999,999 People: Tim Rogers, Vice President of Development ([email protected]); Jim Cochran, Board Member; Phillip R. Dixon; J. Michael Dyson, President ([email protected]); Robert W. King, Jr., Board Chairman

United Services for Older Adults (Charter Member since 7/15/93) P.O. Box 21993, Greensboro, NC 27420,336-373-4816, fax 336-373-4922, [email protected] Primary Field: Aging Purpose: To insure a quality lifestyle for older adults and their families through the coordination and provision of appropriate services, support, and advocacy. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Ellen Whitlock, Executive Director; Marianne Iavarone, Chief Financial Officer; Aquilla P. Lanier

United Way of Asheville and Buncombe County (Founding Member since 12/7/92) 50 S. French Broad Avenue, Asheville, NC 28801, 828-255-0696, fax 828-255-8004, main.nc.us/unoa/ Primary Field: Philanthropy, Workplace Giving, Volunteerism, Nonprofit Sector Purpose: To build partnerships, raise money, and manage United Way's Community Fund. Budget Range: $750,000 to $999,999 People: David Bailey, President and CEO (dbailey @unitedwayabc.org); Maxine Brown, Finance Manager ([email protected]); Robin Green, Community Fund Director ([email protected]); Bob Kelly, Resource Development Director ([email protected]); Julie Smith, Marketing/Communications Director (jsmith @unitedwayabc.org); Ann Von Brock, Chief Operating Officer ([email protected])

United Way of Central Carolinas, Inc. (Founding Member since 12/4/92) 301 S. Brevard Street, Charlotte, NC 28202,704-371-6303, fax 704-372-4255 Primary Field: Philanthropy, Workplace Giving, Volunteerism, Nonprofit Sector Purpose: To raise and distribute funds and strive to strengthen community capacity and individual ability to care for one another. Budget Range: $5,000,000 or more People: Gloria Pace King, President ([email protected]); Richard Heins, Vice President - Union County; Jane McIntyre; William Philpot, Vice President - Cabarrus County; Lorraine Vega, Chief Operating Officer ([email protected]); Diane Wright, Vice President, Marketing (dpwright @uwcentralcarolinas.org)

United Way of Chatham County, Inc. (Member since 5/13/98) P.O. Box 1066, Pittsboro, NC 27312,919-542-1110, fax 919-542-0991, [email protected] Primary Field: Philanthropy, Workplace Giving, Volunteerism, Nonprofit Sector Purpose: To increase the organized capacity of the people of Chatham County to care for one another. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Beth Gillespie, Executive Director; Jim Brown, Board President

United Way of Forsyth County, Inc. (Member since 8/25/95) 400 W. Fourth Street, Suite 200, Winston-Salem, NC 27101,336-721-9315, fax 336-724-1045 Primary Field: Philanthropy, Workplace Giving, Volunteerism, Nonprofit Sector Purpose: To raise funds to support human service projects. Budget Range: $1,000,000 to $1,999,999 People: Ron Drago, President and CEO ([email protected]); Stephen Batsche, VP, Partner Agencies and Community Services ([email protected]); Greg Cott, Vice President, Campaign ([email protected]); Sharon G. Hamilton, Vice

President, Finance and Administration ([email protected]); Volunteer Center Director - ~~

N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits 167 U United Way of Gaston County, Inc. (Member since 8/2/94) P.O. Box 2597, Gastonia, NC 28053-2597,704-864-4554,fax 704-864-9464 Primary Field: Philanthropy, Workplace Giving, Volunteerism, Nonprofit Sector Purpose: To provide a system, primarily for member agencies, to mobilize financial and human resources to assist the community in meeting its human service needs in order to improve the quality of life for all citizens. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Barbara Voorhees, Executive Director; Richard A. Levy; Malinda Lowery

United Way of Greater Greensboro, Inc. (Charter Member since 6/2/93) P.O. Box 14998, Greensboro, NC 27415,336-378-6600, fax 336-378-661 1 Primary Field: Philanthropy, Workplace Giving, Volunteerism, Nonprofit Sector Purpose: To lead the community with unified efforts to solve health and human service needs. - Budget Range: $1,000,000 to $1,999,999 People: Fred D. Newman, V.P., Community Investment and Resource Management ([email protected]); Neil M. Belenky, President (neil.belenky @unitedwaygso.org); Judy R. Piper, Vice President, Resource Development ([email protected]); Glen A. Record, Finance and Administration Director (glenxecord @unitedwaygso.org); Alan H. Smith, Communications and Marketing Director ([email protected])

United Way of Greater High Point (Member since 1/25/94) 201 Church Avenue, High Point, NC 27262,336-883-4127, fax 336-883-6928 Primary Field: Philanthropy, Workplace Giving, Volunteerism, Nonprofit Sector Budget Range: $750,000 to $999,999 People: Claudia H. Stowers, President; Cheryl Gray, Director of Resource Development; Joyce Mattocks, Director of Finance

United Way of Henderson County, Inc. (Member since 7/17/98) P.O. Box 487, Hendersonville, NC 28793, 828-692-1636, fax 828-696-8537 Primary Field: Philanthropy, Workplace Giving, Volunteerism, Nonprofit Sector Purpose: To address the ever-changing human service needs in Henderson County by raising and distributing charitable contributions in the most effective manner. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Angie Alley, Director of Resource Development & Communications; Renee Taylor, Director of Finance

United Way of Moore County, Inc. (Member since 12/13/95) P.O. Box 242, Southern Pines, NC 28388,910-692-2413, fax 910-692-0682, [email protected] Primary Field: Philanthropy, Workplace Giving, Volunteerism, Nonprofit Sector Purpose: To meet existing and emerging human needs by developing and allocating resources and working together with a diverse group of volunteers, agencies, and other community entities to create a healthier community. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Peggy Crutchfield, President; Marvin Humphries, Board Chair

United Way of North Carolina (Founding Member since 11/25/92) P.O. Box 2886, Raleigh, NC 27602-2886,919-834-5200, fax 919-834-1622, [email protected], www.ncunitedway.org Primary Field: Philanthropy, Workplace Giving, Volunteerism, Nonprofit Sector Purpose: To provide state level support to assist North Carolina United Ways in building healthier and more caring communities. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Jim Morrison, President (jimuwnc @interpath.com); Brent Ennis, Government Relations Director ([email protected]); Sandra Johnson, Statewide SECC Director ([email protected])

United Way of Pitt County (Charter Member since 7/6/93) P.O. Box 1028, Greenville, NC 27835, 252-758-1604, fax 252-758-8821 Primary Field: Philanthropy, Workplace Giving, Volunteerism, Nonprofit Sector Purpose: To provide resources and leadership to unite the community of Pitt County to help people in need. Budget Range: $1,000,000 to $1,999,999 People: Lynn H. Pharr, Executive Director ([email protected]); Suzanne Morris, Operations Director (suzanne.morris @unitedway.org); Nancy Pierson, Director, Pitt Volunteer Action Center (nancy.pierson @unitedway.org)

United Way of Randolph County, Inc. (Member since 2/5/96) P.O. Box 597, Asheboro, NC 27204, 336-625-4207, fax 336-625-4812, [email protected] Primary Field: Philanthropy, Workplace Giving, Volunteerism, Nonprofit Sector Purpose: To raise and distribute funds in order to build the community of Randolph County. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Peggy Morrison, Executive Director; Duffy Johnson, Board President; Cindy Westmoreland, Campaign Director

168 N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits U United Way of Rutherford County, Inc. (Charter Member since 3/24/93) P.O. Box 823, Spindale, NC 28160, 828-286-3929, fax 828-286-8413, [email protected] Primary Field: Philanthropy, Workplace Giving, Volunteerism, Nonprofit Sector Purpose: To promote and support the efficient, effective and economical provision of human services by its organizational members and other responsible agencies. Budget Range: $150,000 to $199,999 People: Faye Johnson, Executive Director; Mary Doane, Information and Referral Specialist; Terri Wells, Campaign Director

United Way of Wilkes County, Inc. (Member since 1/14/94) One United Way Building, 910 C. Street, North Wilkesboro, NC 28659,336-651-7800, fax 336-651-7807, [email protected] Primary Field: Philanthropy, Workplace Giving, Volunteerism, Nonprofit Sector Purpose: To assess community needs, generate resources to meet those needs, and distribute funds to health and human services agencies in the community that meet the identified needs. Mission: Helping people in our country to care for one another. Budget Range: $150,000 to $199,999 People: Reene W. Parker, Associate Director; Linda Cheek, President,l999

United Way of Yancey County (Member since 7/10/95) P.O. Box 492, Burnsville, NC 28714, 828-675-9365 Primary Field: Philanthropy, Workplace Giving, Volunteerism, Nonprofit Sector Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Murray Wood, Treasurer; Phillip Stroupe, President

Uplift, Inc. (Founding Member since 12/3/92) P.O. Box 222, Greensboro, NC 27402,336-333-2222, fax 336-333-6315 Primary Field: Families Purpose: To help communities develop and implement new approaches to support low-income children and families by integrating child development, family empowerment, and community building. Budget Range: $1,000,000 to $1,999,999 People: Randy Johnston, President; Wanda Barnes-Young, Director of Family Support; Sandra Boozer, Finance Director; Marcia Williams, Director of Operations

Upper Yadkin Valley Habitat For Humanity Inc (Member since 10/13/97) P.O. Box 581, Elkin, NC 28621, 336-526-4663, fax 336-526-4663 Primary Field: Housing, Shelter, and Related Purpose: To assist low-income families to become homeowners. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Teena Blackburn, Executive Director; Barbara Fulp

The Urban Ministries of Raleigh, Inc. (Member since 10/31/94) P.O. Box 26476, Raleigh, NC 2761 1, 919-836-1642, fax 919-836-1352, [email protected] Primary Field: Human Services: Multi-Purpose and Other Purpose: To identify and relieve the effects of poverty in our community by providing an organized structure for the reallocation of area resources. Budget Range: $500,000 to $749,999 People: Anne Burke, Executive Director ([email protected]); Lisa Strong Chase, Director of Development; Craig Price, Director of Development Committee; Bill Wade, Chair, Board of Directors ([email protected])

N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits 169 V The Valle Crucis Conference Center (Member since 12/9/94) P.O. Box 654, Valle Crucis, NC 28691,828-963-4453, fax 828-963-8806, [email protected], www.highsouth.com/vallecrucis Primary Field: Religion-Related Purpose: To provide a retreat and meeting facility for nonprofitkhurch groups. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Tom W. Eshelman, Executive Director; John Goodrich, President

VETNET IN EARTHWORKS (Member since 12/11/97) 1701 Penny Royal Road, New Bern, NC 28562,252-633-4117, fax 252-637-7506 Primary Field: Human Services: Multi-Purpose and Other Purpose: To serve the veterans in the community, state, and nation by assisting existing grassroot veteran posts, chapters and associations to accomplish their charters, missions and purposes of local community human services in the veteran community. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Robert L.(Bob) Butcher, Founding Director

VisionsWork Youth Services, Inc. (Member since 10/13/97) 2020 East 12th Street, Winston-Salem, NC 27101, 336-725-6884, fax 336-725-6887, [email protected] Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To serve youth 7-18 with a history of school suspensiordexplusion and/or involvement in the criminal system by working one-on-one and in groups, building a personal home plan that sets goals that include improved: (1) class attendance; (2) attitudes and behavior; and (3) student-teacher-parent-neighborhood-community relations. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Tony L. Burton, 111, Executive Director; Christopher D. Bailey, Chair, Board of Directors (fragile13 @aol.com); Deborah L. Hemsley, Director of Programs ([email protected])

The Visual Art Exchange (Charter Member since 7/16/93) 325 Blake Street, Raleigh, NC 27601, 919-828-7834, fax 919-832-8668, www.citysearch.com/rdu/vae Primary Field: Arts, Culture, and Related Purpose: To foster the advancement of all visual artists, particularly emerging ones, by providing opportunities to exhibit and sell their work, to develop new skills through the exchange of ideas and information, and to promote community awareness for local arts in our community. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Julia Marchetti, Executive Director; Suzanne Galant Thomas, President

Volunteer Center of Greater Durham (Member since 10/18/96) 136 E. Chapel Hill Street, Durham, NC 27701,919-688-8977, fax 919-682-0444, [email protected] Primary Field: Philanthropy, Workplace Giving, Volunteerism, Nonprofit Sector To mobilize people and resources to address community problems through volunteer recruitment and referral, public on and volunteer management training. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Beth Maxwell, Executive Director; Anne Drennan, Director of Special Programs ([email protected]); Marti Dreyer, Director of Nonprofit Services

The Volunteer Center of Greensboro, Inc. (Founding Member since 12/15/92) 1500 Yanceyville Street, Greensboro, NC 27405, 336-373-1633, fax 336-574-0466, www.infi.net/@volcentr/ Primary Field: Philanthropy, Workplace Giving, Volunteerism, Nonprofit Sector Purpose: To mobilize volunteers, to address community needs, and to strengthen the capacity of local organizations to involve volunteers effectively. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Molly Keeney, Executive Director ([email protected]); Dawn Dowd; Treana Adkins Rowling

Volunteer Families for Children of North Carolina, Inc. (Founding Member since 11/2/92) 7330 Chapel Hill Road, Suite 206, Raleigh, NC 27607,919-852-5700, fax 9 19-779-0092, [email protected], members.aol.com/vfcnc Primary Field: Crisis Assistance Purpose: To provide safe places for children to stay for a short period of time by utilizing trained and licensed volunteer host families who offer emergency and planned respite care.

Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 - ~~ People: Barbara Heckman, Executive Director; Melanie L. Paul, Finance Assistant (mlpaull @bellsouth.net)

170 N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits V Volunteer Outreach Center (Member since 7/3/95) 130 Poplar Grove Connector, Boone, NC 28607, 828-265-3337, [email protected] Primary Field: Human Services: Multi-Purpose and Other Purpose: To serve the homeless and near homeless, and help them get back on their feet. Budget Range: $150,000 to $199,999 People: Robert M. Cox, Assistant Director; Scott Casey; Laurie Watson, Chair, Board of Directors

Volunteers for Wilkes Literacy (Member since 1 1/22/95) P.O. Box 1871, North Wilkesboro, NC 28659, 336-838-8238 Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To teach basic skills to undereducated adults. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Helen Latour, Exective Director

Volunteers for Youth, Inc. (Founding Member since 11/23/92) 205 Lloyd Street, #103, Carrboro, NC 27510-1821, 919-967-451 1, [email protected] Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To help youth at-risk by providing the consistent, positive attention of caring adults in order to help alter delinquency patterns among youths. Budget Range: $150,000 to $199,999 People: Susan P. Worley, Executive Director

VSA Arts of North Carolina (Charter Member since 3/10/93) North Carolina Education Bldg., 301 N. Wilmington Street, Raleigh, NC 27601-2825, 919-715-1597, fax 919-715-1569 Primary Field: Arts, Culture, and Related Purpose: To provide individuals with disabilities opportunities for life-long learning through the arts networked through local, district, state, national and international organizations. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Fred Baars, Executive Director ([email protected]); Kathy Kittleson, Public Services

The Vulvar Pain Foundation (Member since 2/9/98) P.O. Box 177, Graham, NC 27253, 336-226-0704, fax 336-226-851 8, www.vulvarpainfoundation.org Primary Field: General Health, Rehabilitation, Hospitals, Hospices, and Other Purpose: To help women suffering from vulvar pain and related disorders (fibromyalgia, non-infectious cystitis, irritable bowel syndrome) and to promote further research. Budget Range: $150,000 to $199,999 People: Joanne J. Yount, Executive Director; Rose Daugherty, Volunteer; John A. Edwards, Ph.D., VPF Director ([email protected])

N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits 171 The Wachovia Foundation, Inc. (Member since 2/26/99) 100 N. Main Street, Winston-Salem, NC 27150-6138,336-732-6138, fax 336-732-2509 Primary Field: Philanthropy, Workplace Giving, Volunteerism, Nonprofit Sector Purpose: To fund community/economic development and education with an emphasis on K-12 programs. Budget Range: No Budget Information People: Joseph D. Crocker, Vice President ([email protected])

Wake County Literacy Council (Member since 11/18/96) 3948 Browning Place, Suite 330, Raleigh, NC 27609,919-787-5559, fax 919-787-7782, [email protected],

www.wakeliteracy.org ~~ Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To teach adults to read and write by providing one-on-one tutoring in basic skills and English as a second language (ESL). Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Mercedes Auger, Executive Director; Mercedes Auger, For Board

Wake County Opportunities, Inc. (Charter Member since 7/8/93) P.O. Box 28105, Raleigh, NC 27611-8105,919-833-2885,fax 919-828-2732 Primary Field: Human Services: Multi-Purpose and Other Purpose: To mobilize resources to combat poverty, help low-income residents become more economically self-sufficient, and to assist in eradicating conditions that are detrimental to the welfare of low-income Wake County residents. Budget Range: $5,000,000or More People: Michael J Wilcox, Executive Director (M-J-Wilcox@ worldnet.att.net)

Wake County Smart Start (Member since 4/30/96) 3300 Womans Club Drive, Raleigh, NC 27612,919-789-9990, fax 919-789-9991, [email protected] Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To assure that children will be prepared for success in school, that they will be healthy and nurtured in strong families. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Betsy Thigpen, Executive Director ([email protected]); Director, Program Improvement and Evaluation; Andrea C. Reubens, Operations Manager (areubens @ipass.net)

Wake Education Partnership (Founding Member since 1/14/93) 605 Willard Place, Raleigh, NC 27603-1705,919-821-7609, fax 919-821-7637 Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To engage community resources in support of public education. Budget Range: $750,000 to $999,999 People: M. Anthony Habit, President; Alicia Emmons, Finance Manager; C. Bynam Satterwhite, Chair, Board of Directors

Wake Enterprises, Inc. (Charter Member since 7/2/93) 2421 Timber Drive, Raleigh, NC 27604,919-834-9022, fax 919-856-1307 Primary Field: Employment, Jobs, and Related Budget Range: $1,000,000 to $1,999,999 People: Ellen Stewart, Resource Development Director; Glenda Reed, Program Director; Walter Weeks, Executive Director

Wake Forest Cultural Art Association (Member since 12/11/96) P.O. Box 528, Wake Forest, NC 27588,919-554-8732, fax 919-837-5932 Primary Field: Arts, Culture, and Related Purpose: To promote the cultural arts in the Wake Forest Community and surrounding areas. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Curtis Van Horne, President ([email protected]); Elizabeth Hayes

Wake Friends of the Homeless (Member since 1/7/97) P.O. Box 28660, Raleigh, NC 2761 I-8660,919-743-5510, fax 919-787-8437, dlfcrti.org Primary Field: Housing, Shelter, and Related Purpose: To transition and to provide shelter to the homeless. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Gloria Winston Holloway; Roby B. Sawyers, Treasurer ([email protected])

Wake Interfaith Hospitality Network (Member since 9120196) 903 Method Road, Raleigh, NC 27606,919-832-6024, fax 919-832-6024 Primary Field: Crisis Assistance Purpose: To provide housing and assistance to the homeless to attain independent living. Budget Range: $150,000 to $199,999 People: Doug Tate, Executive Director; Kim Clifford, Executive Director

172 N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits Wake Interfaith Volunteer Caregivers (Member since 3/13/97) P.O. Box 4862, Cary, NC 27519,919-460-0567 Primary Field: Human Services: Multi-Purpose and Other Purpose: To work with the frail, elderly, and people living with disabilities to maintain independence, dignity, and quality of life. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Betty Newell, Executive Director

Wake Teen Medical Services (Member since 5/10/95) 3344 Hillsborough Street, Suite 300, Raleigh, NC 27607,919-828-0035, fax 919-828-0355 Primary Field: General Health, Rehabilitation, Hospitals, Hospices, and Other Purpose: To provide affordable and accessible medical and mental health services to adolescents, young adults, and their families; to educate the community about adolescent health concerns; and to provide training to health care professionals in the field of adolescent treatment. Budget Range: $500,000 to $749,999 People: Joyce Wood, Executive Director ([email protected]); Lynda Dixon; Marcus Jones ([email protected]); Sharon Rhyne (rhynes @aol.com)

Walnut Cove Colored School (Member since 4/25/96) P.O. Box 184, Walnut Cove, NC 27052 Primary Field: History, Humanities, and Related Purpose: To help restore the former London School (Colored School) facility to be re-used as a community center. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Dorothy Dalton, President

D. Michael Warner Foundation (Member since 6/14/99) P.O. Box 12834, Research Triangle Park, NC 27709, 919-383-4367, fax 919-990-9066, www.dmwf.org Primary Field: Philanthropy, Workplace Giving, Volunteerism, Nonprofit Sector Purpose: To support projects in North Carolina that are working to improve economic opportunities for disadvantaged individuals and communities and to improve race relations. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Elizabeth Craven, Executive Director ([email protected])

Warren Education Fund (Member since 9/3/93) P.O. Box 110, Warrenton, NC 27589, 252-257-3184, fax 252-257-5357 Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To enhance educational opportunities for children in Warren County's public schools and to develop projects that will foster community support for local public education. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Mary Lang Hunter, Advisor; Ginny Bernard, Treasurer, Board of Directors

Washington County Child Advocacy Council, Inc. (Member since 5/20/97) 21 1 Washington Street, Plymouth, NC 27962,252-793-5437, fax 252-793-1526, [email protected] Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To ensure that all Washington County preschool children enter school healthy and ready for success. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Jane E. Morrow, Executive Director

Watercolor Society of North Carolina Inc. (Member since 4/8/97) P.O. Box 1601, Cary, NC 27512, 919-639-9240, fax 919-639-9240, [email protected] Primary Field: Arts, Culture, and Related Purpose: To strengthen and promote water media art throughout the state. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Carolyn H. Brown, Executive Director; Joanna McKethan, Fundraiser Chair

Wayne Action Group for Economic Solvency (WAGES) (Charter Member since 1/25/93) 601 E. Royal1 Avenue, Goldsboro, NC 27534-2570,919-734-1178,fax 919-736-4268 Primary Field: Social Action, Civil RightdLiberties, Advocacy Purpose: To plan, develop and administer human service programs designed to meet the needs of the community. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Bryan Sutton, Executive Director (bs.wages @coastalnet.com)

N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits 173 Wayne Child Care Resource and Referral (Member since 7/16/99) 102 S. William Street, Suites B&D, Goldsboro, NC 27530,919-735-6402, fax 919-735-6403, [email protected] Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To make the child care system in Wayne County work for families, child care providers, employers and the community. Budget Range: $150,000 to $199,999 People: Christy C. Smith, Director; Dottie Cybrynski, Chair; Kristie Montegue

WCPE Radio, 89.7 FM (Founding Member since 7/1/92) P.O. Box 828, Wake Forest, NC 27588-0828,919-556-5178,fax 919-556-5273 Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related -~ Purpose: To provide educational broadcasting. Budget Range: $500,000 to $749,999 People: Deborah S. Proctor, General Manager; Frank Johnson, Volunteer Coordinator; Frank Maruca, Development Director; Barbara Mulvaney, Operations Director

WCQS-FM Public Radio (Member since 9/28/98) 73 Broadway, Asheville, NC 28801,828-253-6875, fax 828-253-6700 Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Budget Range: $500,000 to $749,999 People: Ed Subkis, General Manager

We Care Outreach (Member since 6/12/96) 347 Snow Hill Road, Fayetteville, NC 28306,910-424-3885 Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Willie Avery, Chief Executive; Thomas Hedgebeth, Board Chair

We Create Miracles (Member since 9/21/98) 2638 Hitchock Drive, Durham, NC 27705,919-382-8207, [email protected] Primary Field: PubliclSocietal Benefit Purpose: To provide cause-related marketing services to other community benefit organizations, athletes, entertainers and corporations who want to build or strengthen their community image. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Natalie Baucum, Executive Director ([email protected])

Weaver Foundation (Charter Member since 7/6/93) P.O. Box 26040, Greensboro, NC 27420-6040,336-275-9600,fax 336-275-9602 Primary Field: Philanthropy, Workplace Giving, Volunteerism, Nonprofit Sector Purpose: To support activities and causes that benefit the greater Greensboro area. Budget Range: $750,000 to $999,999 People: Richard L. Moore, President ([email protected]); Ashley Hodges; Michele Shutter; Katherine Stern; H. Michael Weaver, Chairman

Webster Enterprises, Inc. (Member since 9/5/95) P.O. Box 220, Webster, NC 28788, 828-586-8981, fax 828-586-8125, [email protected], [email protected] Primary Field: Employment, Jobs, and Related Purpose: To provide training and transitional employment to individuals with disabilities in a two county area. Budget Range: $1,000,000 to $1,999,999 People: Arlene Stewart, Ed.D., Director of Operations ([email protected]); Mercedith Bacon, Board Member; Tony Elders; Gene Robinson, Director ([email protected]); LeVon Wilson ([email protected])

Well-Spring Retirement Community, Inc. (Charter Member since 7/19/93) 4100 Well-Spring Drive, Greensboro, NC 27410,336-545-5410, fax 336-545-5411, [email protected] Primary Field: Aging Purpose: To provide today's and tomorrow's seniors a comprehensive retirement community offering a living experience based upon independence, companionship, and security.

Budget Range: $5,000,000or more ~~ People: Jeffrey Ott, Executive Director; K. Alan Tutterow, Chief Financial Officer; Heather Vincent, Director of Community Relations

174 N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits West End Revitalization Association, CDC, Inc. (Member since 3/30/98) P.O. Box 655, Mebane, NC 27302, 919-563-8857, fax 919-304-6409 Primary Field: Community and Economic Development and Community Action Purpose: To combat community deterioration and raise the economic and education level of underpriviledged residents. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Charles P. Graves, Executive Director (cgraves@new-vistalxom); Omega Wilson, Board Chair

Western Carolina Center Foundation, Inc. (Charter Member since 7/26/93) P.O. Box 646, Morganton, NC 28680-0646, 828-433-2678, fax 828-438-6591 Primary Field: Specific Diseases and Disorders Purpose: To improve the understanding, prevention, and treatment of developmental disabilities (Human Development Research and Training Institute). Budget Range: $500,000 to $749,999 People: Marsha Riddle, Executive Director; Ed Konarski, Director, Human Development Research and Training

Western Carolinians for Criminal Justice (Founding Member since 12/17/92) P.O. Box 7472, Asheville, NC 28802, 828-252-2485, fax 828-252-5944 Primary Field: Criminal Justice, Crime, and Crime Prevention Purpose: To create a community that embraces the principles of restorative justice; to promote sentencing alternatives that require offenders to take responsibility for their actions, including victim and community restitution; provide access to treatment to deter future ciminal behavior; and to expand community involvement in the criminal justice system. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Ellen Clarke, Executive Director; Sarah Corley, Immediate Past President; Alan McGregor, President ([email protected]); Phil Weast, Board Treasurer

Western North Carolina AIDS Project (Member since 10/12/93) P.O. Box 241 1, Asheville, NC 28802-241 1,828-252-7489, fax 828-253-8602, [email protected] Primary Field: Specific Diseases and Disorders Purpose: To help people affected with HIV/AIDS achieve the best possible quality of life and to educate the community about HIVlAIDS and ways to prevent new cases of HIV infection. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Leslie E. Burnside, Executive Director; Michael Faulkner, President, Board of Directors; Vincent Hall, Vice President, Board of Directors

Western North Carolina Child Advocacy and Prevention Services, Inc. (Member since 8/4/93) P.O. Box 5861, Asheville, NC 28813,828-254-2000, fax 828-254-2870, aflynn@buncombe. main Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To decrease the incidence of child abuse through a community-wide approach. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Ann Flynn, PresidendCEO

Western North Carolina Housing Partnership, Inc. (Member since 5/7/98) P.O. Box 841, Rutherfordton, NC 28139, 828-287-2281, fax 828-287-2735, [email protected] Primary Field: Housing, Shelter, and Related Purpose: To promote the development of quality affordable housing for the elderly and special populations in the 3 1 western counties. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Traci M. Dusenbury, Executive Director

Western Wake Crisis Ministries (Member since 3/1/99) 101 N. Salem Street, Apex, NC 27502, 919-362-0657 Primary Field: Crisis Assistance Purpose: To help provide assistance for people in emergency situations in Western Wake County. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Debbie Rose, Director; Deborah Judd, President of Board

Westminster Foundation (Member since 10/1/98) 301 E. Whitaker Mill Road, Raleigh, NC 27608,919-828-0507 Primary Field: Unknown Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Pete Maynard, DirectodPresident; Sue Caviness, Secretary/Treasurer

N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits 175 Weymouth Center for Arts and Humanities (Member since 7/15/96) P.O. Box 939, Southern Pines, NC 28388,910-692-6261, fax 910-692-1815, www.sandhills.org Primary Field: Arts, Culture, and Related Purpose: To promote the arts and humanities. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Lois Wistrand, President; Brenda Bouser, Administrative Coordinator

White Plains Childrens Center Incorporated (Member since 6/27/95) 313 SE Maynard Road, Cary, NC 27511,919-469-2217, fax 919-469-0377 Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To provide quality, inclusive, developmentally appropriate care to pre-school age children of all ability levels. Budget Range: $500,000 to $749,999 People: Anne Carver, Director; Rachel Hammer, Director of Fund Development; Janis Hunsinger, Finance Administrator

The Wildacres Leadership Initiative (Member since 11/12/96) 400 Silver Cedar Court, Suite 210, Chapel Hill, NC 27514,919-929-2696, fax 919-968-2134, [email protected], http://wildacre.home.mindspring.com Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To create a community of leaders committed individually and collectively to promoting improved human relations among and expanded opportunities for all North Carolinians. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Leslie Takahashi Morris, Executive Director ([email protected]); Kathleen Crabbs, Deputy Director (kathlenecrabbs @mindspring.com); Deborah Eakins, Office ManagerEvent Coordinator

Wilkes Community Partnership for Children (Member since 2/27/95) 5 13-B Highland Street, Wilkesboro, NC 28697, 336-838-0885, fax 336-838-0782, [email protected] Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To provide enhanced programs for children (0-5) and their families and to improve day care settings and services provided to this population. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Laura Gentry, Executive Director; Wendy Cubert, Contracts Manager ([email protected])

Wilkes One-On-One/Friends of Youth Program (Member since 9/11/95) 7 United Way Building, 910 C Street, North Wilkesboro, NC 28659,336-651-7830, fax 336-651-7807 Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To match trained adult volunteers to serve as positive role models for youth-at-risk. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Renee Edwards, Executive Director; Sherrie Pavlansky, Program Coordinator

Wilmington Children's Museum (Member since 6/15/99) 1020 Market Street, Wilmington, NC 28401,910-254-3534, fax 910-254-3565 Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To enrich the lives of children and families by learning through play. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Mebane Boyd, Executive Director

Wilmington Health Access for Teens (Member since 6/3/96) 4005 Oleander Drive, Wilmington, NC 28403,9 10-790-9949, fax 910-790-9455 Primary Field: General Health, Rehabilitation, Hospitals, Hospices, and Other Purpose: To provide comprehensive health care to unserved and underserved adolescents in the greater Wilmington area. Budget Range: $500,000 to $749,999 People: Constance Parker, Director ([email protected]); Adrianne Jackson, Board Secretary; William McMillan, Chairman ([email protected]); Craig Umstead, Treasurer

Wilmington-New Hanover Community Development Corporation (Member since 10/3/94) 51 1 Cornelius Harnett Drive, Wilmington, NC 28401,910-762-7555, fax 910-762-7565, [email protected]

Primary Field: Community and Economic Development and Community Action . ~~ Purpose: To improve communications between low-income citizens and the broader community, enhance the economic welfare of disadvantaged citizens, promote public and private partnerships through neighbood develoment, enhance opportunities available to residents and provide job taining in distressed and disadvantaged communities, and to expand opportunities for home ownership. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Paul Hicks, Executive Director

176 N.C. Cen terfor Nonprofi ts Wilson Community Improvement Association (Member since 2/17/99) 1817 Butterfield Lane, Wilson, NC 27893, 252-243-5488, fax 252-243-2945, [email protected] Primary Field: Community and Economic Development and Community Action Purpose: To empower low income people in Wilson and Wilson County to become self-sufficient through increased education, job training and economic development. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Fannie M. Corbett, Executive Director

Wilson Education Partnership (Member since 9/2/98) P.O. Box 1146, Wilson, NC 27894,252-399-7726, fax 252-243-7931, [email protected] Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To coordinate, encourage and assist educational functions to benefit students and staff in Wilson County Public Schools; to link education with out community's businesses, industries, organizations and individuals. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Martha H. Vick, Executive Director; Susan J. Nealen, President

Wilson's Chapel Church (Member since 4/26/99) 1821 Hillandale Road, Suite 1B-282, Durham, NC 27705,919-682-7818 Primary Field: Religion-Related Purpose: To spread the gospel. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Kenneth W. Wilson, President

Wing Haven Foundation (Founding Member since 11/9/92) 248 Ridgewood Avenue, Charlotte, NC 28209,704-33 1-0664, fax 704-33 1-9368, [email protected] Primary Field: Environmental Protection, Conservation, and Related Purpose: To maintain the gardens and grounds of Wing Haven as a bird sanctuary and to educate the public about the environment. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Nancy Mayer, Executive Director; Dia Steiger, Education and Volunteer Coordinator

Winston-Salem Downtown Church Center (Member since 5/25/95) 502 N. Broad Street, Winston-Salem, NC 27101, 336-722-5128, fax 336-722-8742 Primary Field: Human Services: Multi-Purpose and Other Purpose: To discover the needs and resources of persons in the total community and utilize everything at its disposal to generate and enable an effective Christian response. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Paul S. Kennedy, Executive Director; Karen Bell Holland, Director of Older Adults; Angela Pearson, Director of Children and Youth

The Winston-Salem Foundation (Founding Member since 9/28/92) 860 West Fifth Street, Winston-Salem, NC 27101-2506, 336-725-2382, fax 336-727-0581 Primary Field: Philanthropy, Workplace Giving, Volunteerism, Nonprofit Sector Purpose: To reach out into the community, responding to the need for human services, helping to ensure quality of life for all segments of the local population, and planning a secure future for Winston-SalemlForsyth County. Budget Range: $1,000,000 to $1,999,999 People: Scott Wierman, President ([email protected]);Betty Gray Davis, Program Officer ([email protected]); Kay Dillon, Director of Student Aid ([email protected]); B. Thomas Lawson, Vice President, Donor Relations ([email protected]); Donna Rader, Vice President, Grants and Programs ([email protected])

Winston-Salem State University, Department of Continuing Education (Member since 7/22/96) 601 Martin Luther King Jr. Drive, Winston-Salem, NC 271 10, 336-750-2635, fax 336-750-2636, [email protected] Primary Field: Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, and Related Purpose: To service the adult student population in obtaining or continuing their education. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Jerry H. Hickerson, Asst. Vice Chancellor-Continuing Education; Cecilia McDaniel, Director of Extension Instruction (McDanielC @ w ssu1.adp.wssu.edu)

Winston-Salem Symphony Association (Member since 10/19/95) 610 Coliseum Drive, Winston-Salem, NC 27106, 336-725-1035, fax 336-725-3924 Primary Field: Arts, Culture, and Related Purpose: To perform the highest quality orchestral music we are capable of in a way that is responsive to the artists, communities, and audiences we serve. Budget Range: $750,000 to $999,999 People: Merritt Vale, Interim General Manager; Robert Franz, Director of Education; Gerard R. Gunzenhauser, President

N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits 177 Winston-Salem Urban League (Member since 3/23/95) 201 W. Fifth Street, Winston-Salem, NC 27101, 336-725-5614, fax 336-722-5713, [email protected] Primary Field: Human Services: Multi-Purpose and Other Purpose: To enable Blacks and other minority groups to cultivate and exercise their full human potential on a par with all Americans. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Delores J. Smith, PresidentKEO; Henrietta S. Hodge, Director, Program Development; Cleopatra L. Solomon, Vice President, Program Operations

Winston-SaledForsyth County Council on the Status of Women (Member since 11/14/95) 660 West Fifth Street, Winston-Salem, NC 27106,336-727-8409, fax 336-727-2549 Primary Field: Women, Domestic Violence, and Sexual Assault Purpose: To enhance the quality of life for women in the workplace, family, and community. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Marian Ackerman, Executive Director

Winston-SaledForsyth County Crimestoppers (Member since 3/6/95) P.O. Box 1707, Winston-Salem, NC 27102, 336-728-3902, fax 336-728-3903, [email protected], //wsnetra.ci.winston- salem.nc.us:80/pst/ Primary Field: Criminal Justice, Crime, and Crime Prevention Purpose: To aid in crime solutions. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Ray Shields, Police Coordinator; David R. Plyer, Chair

WITHIT (Member since 4/8/99) 241 1 Penny Road, Suite 203, High Point, NC 27265, 336-883-0700, fax 336-841-6343, [email protected], www.withit.org Primary Field: Women, Domestic Violence, and Sexual Assault Purpose: To encourage and develop leadership, mentoring, education, and opportunities for professional women in the home furnishings industries. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Alexey Ferrell, Director of Member Services ([email protected]); Terri Carlisle, Administrative Assistant (tcarlisle @withit.org); Pamela Merritt, Executive Director ([email protected])

Women's Center of Fayetteville (Charter Member since 3/2/93) P.O. Box 2384, Fayetteville, NC 28302, 910-323-3377, fax 910-323-8828, [email protected], www.wcof.org Primary Field: Women, Domestic Violence, and Sexual Assault Purpose: To serve as a resource for women and families. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Sylvia G. Ray, Executive Director; Gale Adams, Board President

Women's Center of Wake County (Founding Member since 7/2/92) 128 E. Hargett Street, Suite 10, Raleigh, NC 27601,919-829-371 1, fax 919-829-9960, [email protected], www.wcwc.org Primary Field: Women, Domestic Violence, and Sexual Assault Purpose: To empower women to lead self-directed lives, realize economic viability, enjoy satisfying relationships, and strengthen their participation in the community. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Jean Williams, Executive Director (jeanwms @ bellsouth.net)

The Women's Center (Founding Member since 12/9/92) P.O. Box 1057, Chapel Hill, NC 27514,919-968-4610, fax 919-932-3125, [email protected], www.womenspace.org Primary Field: Women, Domestic Violence, and Sexual Assault Purpose: To assist women in improving their economic self-sufficiency, quality of life, and resilience as they face social obstacles, times of family crisis, and transitions. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Julia Mack, Executive Director; Barbara DeLon, Chair; Debbie Hill, Past Chair ([email protected])

Women's Resource Center (Hickory) (Charter Member since 6/30/93) 328 N. Center Street, Hickory, NC 28601, 828-322-6333, fax 828-322-1314 Primary Field: Women, Domestic Violence, and Sexual Assault Purpose: To help women (and through them their families) through seminars, support groups, information and referral, limited financial assistance, and counseling; and to provide a comfortable, convenient facility for meetings of support groups and other women's organizations. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Marian C. Belk, Director; Carol McConnell, President (1999)

178 N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits Women's Resource Center (in Greensboro) (Member since 10/3 1/94) 623 Summit Avenue, Greensboro, NC 27405,336-275-6090, fax 336-275-7069, [email protected], www.greensboro.com Primary Field: Women, Domestic Violence, and Sexual Assault Purpose: To provide information and programming for women. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Marian O'Connor Franklin, Executive Director; Sarah Malino, Board Member; Ashley Brooks Reckard, Founding Member

Women's Resource Center in Alamance County (Member since 7/19/95) 1343 South Main Street, Burlington, NC 27215, 336-227-6900, fax 336-227-6993 Primary Field: Women, Domestic Violence, and Sexual Assault Purpose: To identify and meet current needs of women and their families; to provide a format and facility for greater networking among women's groups; and to foster increased community understanding about women and their changing role in today's society. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Heidi Norwick, Executive Director; Becky Mock, Program Director

Womenfolk Unlimited (Member since 6/14/95) P.O. Box 205, Rockingham, NC 28380,910-997-4840, fax 910-997-7444, [email protected] Primary Field: Women, Domestic Violence, and Sexual Assault Purpose: To offer assistance to victims of domestic violence, rape, and childhood sexual abuse. Budget Range: $150,000 to $199,999 People: Lynn Spence, Executive Director

Work Transition Center for Women (Member since 6/1/98) 807 E. Main Street, Box lC, Durham, NC 27707,919-688-2977, fax 919-688-1499 Primary Field: Women, Domestic Violence, and Sexual Assault Purpose: To assist women on welfare transition to work. Budget Range: $150,000 to $199,999 People: Susan McDonald, Executive Director (sue-wtc @mindspring.com); Denise Coleman, Program Administrator (denise-wtc @mindspring.com); Debra Eng, Job Coach (jobcoach @mindspring.com)

WorUFamily Resource Center, Inc. (Member since 7/8/97) 322 N. Spring Street, Winston-Salem, NC 27101,336-761-5100, fax 336-761-5107, [email protected], www.ccrr.org Primary Field: Families Purpose: To provide child care resource and referrals and school choice counseling. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Donna Lambeth, Executive Director; Sonja Davis; Kim Mann

World Aid Outreach Inc. (Member since 6/25/98) 5802 Swanston Drive, Charlotte, NC 28269,877-830-4301, fax 704-948-9997, [email protected] Primary Field: Religion-Related Purpose: To provide Christian humanitarian support to be shared individually for the care of the ill, needy, and infants around the world. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Charles G. Moore, Executive Director; Chip Dobner, President ([email protected])

World Care Organization (Ministry) (Member since 10/6/97) P.O. Box 442, Dallas, NC 28034,704-923-0777, fax 704-923-0777, [email protected] Primary Field: International, Foreign Affairs, and Related Purpose: To assist the needy with basic provisions for life; water, food, clothing, medicine, especially the children of the world. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Moses Nueman, President

N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits 179 Y Yadkin County United Way (Member since 3/13/95) P.O. Box 1608, Yadkinville, NC 27055, 336-679-4462, fax 336-679-493 1 Primary Field: Philanthropy, Workplace Giving, Volunteerism, Nonprofit Sector Purpose: To serve as a charitable conduit through which contributions can be received and dispensed to help support needed services for Yadkin County residents that are provided by nonprofit organizations. Budget Range: Less than $50,000 People: Amie T. Watson, Executive Director; Mary Owens, Program Director

Yadkin Valley Economic Development District, Inc. (Charter Member since 1/21/93) 380 D River Road, P.O. Box 309, Boonville, NC 2701 1,336-367-7251, fax 336-367-3637, [email protected] Primary Field: Community and Economic Development and Community Action Purpose: To mobilize and coordinate resources to provide needed human services and community development. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Jimmie R. Hutchens, Executive Director

Yahweh Center (Charter Member since 7/16/93) 1922 Wrightsville Avenue, Wilmington, NC 28403,910-762-7924, fax 910-251-8447 Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To provide a regional residential treatment program for abused and neglected children and a child placing agency for therapeutic foster care. Budget Range: $750,000 to $999,999 People: Carla J. Roberts, Executive Director; Stan Brown, Assistant Director; Deni Fholer, Special Events/Volunteer Coordinator; Ned Marable, Chairman of Board of Directors

The YMCA of Greater Charlotte (Founding Member since 11/23/92) 500 E. Morehead Street, Suite 300, Charlotte, NC 28202, 704-716-6290, fax 704-716-6201 Primary Field: Human Services: Multi-Purpose and Other Purpose: To put Christian values into practice through programs that build healthy bodies, minds, and spirits for all. Budget Range: $5,000,000 or More People: Charles R. Daul, Vice PresidentIFinance ([email protected]); Harry Brace, President ([email protected]); Cynthia Flynn, Executive Director; Judy Mooney, Vice President, Community Development (judy .mooney @ ymcacharlotte,org); Niles Sorensen, Vice PresidentIFinancial Development ([email protected]); Tricia Tooke, Resource Development; H. Thomas Webb, 111, Chair, Board of Directors ~

YMCA of Greater High Point (Member since 6/28/96) P.O. Box 6258, High Point, NC 27262,336-869-0151, fax 336-869-0118 Primary Field: Human Services: Multi-Purpose and Other Purpose: To put Christian principles into practice through programs that build a healthy spirit, mind, body, and for all. Budget Range: $2,000,000 to $4,999,999 People: Ronald Austin, CEO; Michaux Crocker, Branch Director, Camp Cheerio Branch; Larry Jones, Branch Director; Gary Rick, Branch Director, Central Family Branch; Wendy Rivers, Branch Director

The Youth Civic Club, Inc. (Member since 7/12/99) P.O. Box 11 1, Atkinson, NC 28421, 910-283-5408 Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To recognize and address issues of juvenile delinquency, alcohol abuse, substance abuse by youth as well as provide services to senior citizens. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Elizabeth Ann Corbett, Executive Director

Youth Empowerment Project (Member since 7/6/99) 236 Tanners Grove Road, Forest City, NC 28043, 828-845-83 16, [email protected] Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To empower the young, poor victims of physical abuse and sexual assault. Budget Range: $100,000 to $149,999 People: Jacqueline Wilks, Project Director ~ -~ Youth Opportunities, Inc. (Member since 2/21/96) 206 N. Spruce Street, Suite 3B, Winston-Salem, NC 27101-2736,336-724-1412, fax 336-724-1464 Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To re-direct troubled youth. Budget Range: $1,000,000 to $1,999,999 .~ People: Robert Beasley, President and CEO; Syveria A. Hauser, Office Manager; Beverly McLendon; Ward Miller; J. Keith Tart

180 N.C. Centerfor Nonprofits VI Youth Quest, Inc. (Member since 10/6/98) P.O. Box 2068, Roanoke Rapids, NC 27870,252-535-3977, fax 252-533-2853 Primary Field: Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Child Welfare Purpose: To serve as a youth development program, with an emphasis on disadvantaged youth by promoting a sense of self-respect and respect for others through recreational and educational programming. Budget Range: $50,000 to $99,999 People: Jeff Green, Director

YWCA of Asheville (Member since 7/7/97) 185 S. French Broad Avenue, Asheville, NC 28801, 828-254-7206, fax 828-258-8731, [email protected] Primary Field: Human Services: Multi-Purpose and Other Purpose: To encourage the empowerment of women and the elimination of racism. Budget Range: $750,000 to $999,999 People: Holly Jones, Executive Director ([email protected]); Suzanne Dusch; Cynthia McMahon ([email protected]); Gwyn Ridenhour, Resource Development Director

YWCA of Rocky Mount (Member since 5/13/96) 1000 Hunter Hill Road, Rocky Mount, NC 27804,252-937-7300, fax 252-937-4685, ywcamhw @yahoo.com Primary Field: Human Services: Multi-Purpose and Other Purpose: To empower women and girls, and to eliminate racism. Budget Range: $200,000 to $499,999 People: Millie Walker, Executive Director; Linda Sewell; Bethany Tharin, Program Director

YWCA of the Central Carolinas (Charter Member since 7/12/93) 3420 Park Road, Charlotte, NC 28209,704-525-5770, fax 704-521-9684 Primary Field: Human Services: Multi-Purpose and Other Purpose: To empower women and children, and eliminate racism in all its forms. Budget Range: $2,000,000 to $4,999,999 People: Thomas K. Emery, Chief Financial and Administrative Officer; Jatrin Bentsi-Enchill, Associate Executive Director; Judith B. Diamond, Ph.D., Executive DirectodCEO; Lisa G. Dugan, Human Resources Specialist; Lori Vacarro-Hurd, Special Assistant to the Executive Director

YWCA of Wake County (Charter Member since 2/2/93) P.O. Box 10403, Raleigh, NC 27605,919-828-3205, fax 919-828-4072, www.citysearch.com/rdu/ywcawakecounty Primary Field: Human Services: Multi-Purpose and Other Purpose: To empower women and eliminate racism. Budget Range: $2,000,000 to $4,999,999 People: Pamela J. Dowdy, Executive Director ([email protected]); C.M. Anastasia Bush, Director of Development ([email protected]); Jill Mundy, Branch Director ([email protected]); Shirley Nimmons, Branch Director (Shirley @ ywcawake.oi-g); Liz Ziglar, Operations Manager ([email protected])

YWCA of Wilmington (Member since 3/21/94) 2815 S. College Road, Wilmington, NC 28412, 910-799-6820, fax 910-799-5681, [email protected] Primary Field: Human Services: Multi-Purpose and Other Purpose: To empower women through programming directed toward their needs, and to eliminate racism and sexism. Budget Range: $750,000 to $999,999 People: Pamela 0. Eldridge, Executive Director; Barbara Downing, Adult Director; Barbara Jo Lineberger, for YWCA Resource Center; Lois Steele, Work Force Development Director

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Associates of the N.C. Center for Nonprofits

The Center serves primarily 501(c)(3)nonprofit organizations based in North Carolina. We provide an option for others interested in the nonprofit sector to become Associates in order to be included on our mailing list for Common Ground: Linking North Carolina’s Nonprafit Sector and other selected items. Individuals and entities become Associates to keep up with trends in the nonprofit sector, to be effective volunteers and board members, to explore careers in nonprofits, to learn about North Carolina, and to support the health of the nonprofit sector in North Carolina.

We welcome and appreciate the Associates listed in this section. The categories of Center Associates include:

Business Associates. For corporations, consulting firms, law firms, CPA firms, and other for-profit businesses inside or outside North Carolina. Business and Corporate Sustainers are businesses that make a commitment to invest in the Center’s work on an ongoing basis.

Government Associates. For agencies and representatives of local, state, and federal government.

Individual Associates. For individuals who are not employed in a 501(c)(3)nonprofit organization in North Carolina. A nonprofit employee may become an Individual Associate in addition to their organization’s regular membership in the Center, but not as a substitute for membership.

Libvary Associates. For public libraries. Libraries or library Friends groups that 501(c)(3)nonprofit organizations are eligible to become regular Center Members.

OrganizationaI Associates. For nonprofit organizations that are not 501(c)(3)entities or that are located outside North Carolina.

Youth Associates. For young people up to age 30 who are interested in the nonprofit sector. Please encourage vow children and other voune ueoule to become involved.

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Individual Associates Government Associates Business Associates (continued) Bob Allen, Charlotte Division of Victim and Justice Creative Philanthropy, Raleigh Robert Moore Allen, Winston- Services, Raleigh Discovery Learning, Inc., Greensboro Salem Governor’s Advocacy Council for Eilers, Jones, Brown and McLeod, Sarah Bacon, Bynum Persons with Disabilities, CPAs, PA, Raleigh David Baker, Raleigh Raleigh Estate and Business Insurance William Bondurant, Chapel Hill IOLTA, Raleigh Services, Winston-Salem Lisa Brachman, Chapel Hill N.C. Arts Council, Raleigh Farmer Consulting Services, Henry M. Carter, Winston-Salem N.C. Commission on National and Greensboro Wayne A. Clark, Ph.D., York, SC Community Service, Raleigh Fund Coach, Cooleemee Louise Coble, Burlington N.C. Council for Women, Raleigh Gammon Mayer Bryant, Nonprofit Deborah C. Conrad, Lexington N.C. Department of Administration, Consultant, Raleigh J.C. Blucher Ehringhaus, III, Raleigh Greater Raleigh Chamber of Commerce, Charlotte N.C. Department of Commerce, Raleigh Dana K. Feldman, Chattanooga, TN Raleigh Human Service Systems, Chapel Hill Doris Fish, Newton N.C. Department of Health and Imageweavers, Greensboro Tina Glenn, Greensboro Human Services, Raleigh Jenkins Management Consulting, P.C., Ed Hanigan, Greensboro N.C. Department of Transportation, Greenville Joyce Harrison, Asheville Raleigh Jerry N. Mealer, EO Consultant, Bryan Hassel, Charlotte N.C. Division of Social Services, Danville, VA Mary Holmes, Fayetteville Raleigh JMT Consulting Group, Inc., Apex Anne S. Honer, Mooresville N.C. State University, Department Jordan Price Wall Gray Jones and Price, Tara L. Humphries, Wendell of Political Science and Public LLP, Raleigh Clyde Ingle, Laurel Springs Administration, Raleigh Judy Futch Consulting, LLC, Mars Hill Charles M. Ingram, Kenansville U.S. Department of Agriculture, Law Offices of Steven D. Simpson, P.A., Karen Luke Jackson, Boone Rural Development, Raleigh Raleigh John Joslin, Charlotte U.S. Office of Economic LEI Services, Inc., Morganton Julie Kemper, Durham Opportunity, Raleigh Leslie Anderson Consulting, Asheville Jane Kendall, Raleigh McGlynn Associates, Chapel Hill Martha N. Keravuori, Raleigh Organizational Associates Minges & Associates, LLC, Greenville David Kiel, Chapel Hill Association Executives of North Nelson & Company, P.A., Durham Bob Klepfer, Greensboro Carolina, Raleigh New Context Video Productions, Susan Larson, Winston-Salem Mecklenburg County Medical Asheville Raine Lee, Chapel Hill Society, Charlotte New Perspectives Consulting Group, Trisha Lester, Chapel Hill N.C. Citizens for Business and Durham Frank R. Lombard, Greensboro Industry, Inc., Raleigh Newberry, Cathey & Co. CPAs, Concord Nancy Luberoff, Chapel Hill N.C. Coalition of Mental Health Not-For-Profit Consultants, Vilas Carol R. Majors, Raleigh Professionals and Consumers, NSC Group, Cary Richard Mathews, Asheville Raleigh Carol L. O’Brien Associates, Durham Marie S. McBride, Charlotte UNC-Chapel Hill, School of Law Painter, Patrick & Russell PA, CP+, Susan Moffat-Thomas, New Bem UNC-Greensboro, MPA Program Asheville Chet Mottershead, Rocky Mount Patrick J. Considine and Associates, J. Richard Murray, Daytona Beach Business Associates Winston-Salem John Parton, Durham The Addison Group, York, SC Thomas, Knight, Trent, King and Melanie L. Paul, Raleigh Araize, Inc., Cary Company, Durham Arlene Pike, Cary Anne Arella & Associates, Cary Watters & Associates, Charlotte Tom Pinkham, Bethel Blackman & Sloop, CPAs, PA, Wellspring Consulting, Raleigh €3. Jill Powell, Greenville Chapel Hill Wheat First Union, Durham David Raper, Louisville Brainard Associates, LLC, Durham C.A. Wheeler and Associates, Inc., Molly Raper, Louisville Burney Design, Raleigh Raleigh Maureen Dolan Rosen, Chapel Hill Bush and Associates, Hickory Whitney Jones, Inc., Winston-Salem Alison Rowe, Charlotte Peter R. Cabrerra, CPA, PA, Cary Winslow Group, Inc., Winston-Salem Pam Seamans, Durham Capital Development Services, Robert Sigmon, Asheville Raleigh Library Associate Stephanie Walker, Greensboro Camegie Capital Advisors, Forsyth County Public Library, Lucy R. Watkins, Chapel Hill Charlotte Winston-Salem Peggy Wieber, Cary Cherry, Bekaert and Holland, Mary Britton Williams, Charlotte CPAs, LLP, Raleigh

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Many thanks to these supporters who understand the importance of a strong nonprofit sector for healthy communities and a healthy economy in North Carolina. An asterisk (*) shows a commitment for more than one year.

Glaxo Wellcome Inc. *

Carolina Power & Light Company * Sara Lee Corporation * BB&T Corporation * The Bank of America Foundation * The Duke Energy Foundation * The Wachovia Foundation * IBM Corporation *

ABB Power T&D Co. Inc. * Excalibur Direct Maimarketing * American Express * Lorillard Tobacco Company * BellSouth * Midway Airlines * Blue Cross/Blue Shield of N.C. Nortel/Northem Telecom Inc. *

United Dominion Industries * First Citizens Bank * Public Service Company of N.C., Inc. * ALLTEL Corporation * Interstate/Johnson Lane Corporation * Quintiles Transnational Corp. * CCB Foundation, Inc. * TheLanceFoundation* Rhone-Poulenc Ag Company * Capitol Broadcasting Company * Manpower * Waste Industries Foundation * Centura Bank * Partners National Health Plans of N.C. * Ericsson Inc. * Philip Morris U.S.A. *

Commercial Credit Corporation * KBD Services, Inc. * Osprey Systems, Inc. * Allvac * Lexington State Bank * Piedmont Natural Gas Company * Arthur Andersen LLP * Little & Associates Architects * Price Waterhouse Coopers* Barnhardt Manufacturing Co. * Lord Corporation * Robinson, Bradshaw & Hinson, P.A. * Bristol-Myers Squibb Company * Miller Brewing Company * Siecor Corporation * Carolina Panthers Charities * Moore & Van Allen, PLLC * SouthTrust Bank * Cumins Atlantic Inc. * Ode11 Associates, Inc. * WRAL-TV * Hanes Companies * Ohio National Financial Services *

Adele Knits Inc. * Coltec Industries * Nucor Corporation * Alphanumeric Systems, Inc. * Crowder Construction Company * Porter & Steel, PLLC * Anthony & Co. * DBS Systems Corporation * Raleigh Office Supply * Associated Insurers, Inc. * DyStar L.P. * Ruder-Finn Inc., Raleigh * Atlantic Envelope Company * Ernst & Young, LLP * Southern Shows, Inc. * BT Alex Brown * Glenayre Electronics * Speizman Industries, Inc. * Batchelor, Tillery & Roberts, LLP * Gulf South Development * Stancil & Company, CPAs * The Bissell Family of Companies * GTE * SteelFab, Inc. * Carolina Pad & Paper Company * Investors Management Corp. * Teer Associates * Carolina Public Relations /Marketing, Inc. * Jefferson Pilot Communications * Thompson Financial Group Inc. * The Carolinas Fund * Kilpatrick Stockton, LLP * Triangle Business Journal * Charlotte Hornets * KPMG Peat Manvick LLP * UMI Publications, Inc. * Charlotte Paint Company, Inc. * Lowry and Associates, Inc. * Nancy Wiggins Commercial Real Estate * CitySearch * Microsoft Corporation * Womble Carlyle Sandridge & Rice, PLLC * - Coastal Federal Credit Union *

AIaddin Travel & Meeting Planners * Gallins Vending Co. * Price/McNabb * The Angus Barn Ltd. * Grier Beltoff & Furr * Scott, Madden & Associates, Inc. * __ Bank of Granite * J & H Marsh & McLennan, Inc. * Security Forces, Inc. * Bryant Electric Supply * Walt Klein & Associates * Waggoner, Hamrick, Hasty, Monteith and Kratt, Walter B. Davis Company * Mechanics and Farmers Bank * PLLC * Envirotek Inc. * Muhleman Marketing, Inc. *

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ALAMANCE BERTIE Alamance Affirmative Enterprises, Graham Bertie County Partnership for Children, Windsor Alamance CARES, Inc., Burlington Historic Hope Foundation, Inc., Windsor Alamance County Dispute Settlement Center, Burlington Alamance Eldercare, Inc., Burlington BLADEN Alamance Partnership for Children, Inc., Burlington Bladen Community College Foundation, Inc., Dublin Allied Churches of Alamance County, Inc., Burlington The Arc of Alamance County, Burlington BRUNSWICK Child Care Resource and Referral of Alamance, Burlington Bald Head Island Conservancy, Inc., Bald Head Island Crossroads: Sexual Assault Response and Resource Center, Brunswick Community College Foundation, Supply Burlington Brunswick County Literacy Council, Inc., Supply Eastern Triad HIV Consortium, Burlington Brunswick Family Assistance Agency, Inc., Supply Elon Homes for Children, Elon College Communities In Schools of Brunswick County, Southport Family Abuse Services of Alamance County, Inc., Burlington John M. Jordan Foundation, Saxapahaw BUNCOMBE Musicians Health Care Initiative, Mebane Access I1 Care of Western North Carolina, Asheville Occaneechi Band of the Saponi Nation, Inc., Mebane Affordable Housing Coalition of Asheville and Buncombe Co., Open Door Clinic of Alamance County, Burlington Asheville Piedmont Conservation Council, Inc., Burlington Alzheimer's Association, Western N.C. Chapter, Asheville Ralph Scott Lifeservices, Burlington Arts Alliance, Asheville The Vulvar Pain Foundation, Graham Asheville Area Habitat for Humanity, Inc., Asheville West End Revitalization Association, CDC, Inc., Mebane Asheville City Schools Foundation, Inc., Asheville Women's Resource Center in Alamance County, Burlington Asheville Tourists Children's Fund, Asheville Asheville-Buncombe Community Christian Ministry, Asheville ALEXANDER Benchmark Healthcare, Inc., Arden Hospice and Home Care of Alexander County, Inc., Taylorsville Black Mountain Center Foundation, Black Mountain Botanical Gardens at Asheville, Asheville ANSON Buncombe County. Medical Society, Asheville Anson County Partnership for Children, Wadesboro Caring for Children, Inc., Asheville Center for Restorative Justice, Inc., Asheville ASHE Christmount Christian Assembly, Black Mountain Ashe County Partnership for Children, West Jefferson Clean Water Fund of North Carolina, Inc., Asheville Ashe Literacy League, Jefferson Colbum Gem and Mineral Museum, Asheville Ashe Services for Aging, West Jefferson Community Foundation of Western North Carolina, Asheville Consumer Credit Counseling Service of Western N.C., Inc., Asheville AVERY Cragmont FWB Assembly, Inc., Black Mountain Avery Association for Exceptional Citizens, Inc., Newland Earth Stage Productions, Inc., Asheville Avery County (N.C.) Humane Society, Inc., Newland Eliada Homes, Inc., Asheville Avery County Partnership for Children, Newland Family Services Center of Buncombe County, Inc., Asheville Cannon-Sloop Healthcare Foundation, Newland Friends of WNC Nature Center, Asheville Crossnore School, Inc., Crossnore HandMade in America, Asheville Foscoe Grandfather Community Center, Banner Elk Helpmate, Inc., Asheville Reaching Avery Ministries, Newland Holy Ground, Inc., Asheville Hospitality House of Asheville, Inc., Asheville BEAUFORT The Janirve Foundation, Asheville Beaufort County AIDS Network, Washington Junior League of Asheville, Inc., Asheville Beaufort County Arts Council, Washington Literacy Council of Buncombe County, Asheville Beaufort County Community College Foundation, Washington Long Branch Environmental Education Center, Inc., Leicester Beaufort County Developmental Center Inc., Washington Lutheridge/Lutherock Ministries, Inc., Arden Beaufort County Partnership for Children, Washington MAGIC Community Gardens, Asheville Beaufort County United Way, Washington MANNA Food Bank, Asheville Community Developers of Beaufort Hyde, Inc., Belhaven The Mediation Center, Asheville Delta City Community Association, Pantego Mountain Area Hospice Foundation, Inc., Asheville Metropolitan Housing and CDC, Washington Mountain Area Information Network, Asheville Mid-East Certified Development Corporation, Washington Mountain Center For Substance Abuse Prevention, Asheville Pamlico-Tar River Foundation, Washington Mountain Housing Opportunities, Inc., Asheville Southside Alliance For Neighborhood Empowerment, Edward Mountain Microenterprise Fund, Asheville Mountain Valleys Resource Conservation & Development (RC&D) Council, Asheville

N.C. Center ~OYNonprofits Index by County The N.C. Arboretum Society, Asheville Pack Place Education Arts and Science Center, Asheville CATAWBA Pinnacle Ministries, Inc., Montreat AIDS Leadership Foothills-Area Alliance, Hickory Rape Crisis Center, Inc., Asheville Catawba County Council For The Arts Inc., Hickory Lewis Rathbun Center, Asheville Catawba County Partnership for Children, Hickory RiverLink, Asheville Catawba Science Center, Hickory ___ The Southern Appalachian Highlands Conservancy, Asheville Catawba Valley Community College Foundation, Inc., Hickory Southern Highland Craft Guild, Asheville Catholic Conference Center, Hickory

Swannanoa Valley Christian Ministry, Black Mountain Eastern Catawba Cooperative Christian Ministry, Inc., Newton ~~ Thoms Community Care Foundation, Asheville Family Care Center of Catawba Valley, Inc., Hickory United Way of Asheville and Buncombe County, Asheville Girl Scout Council of the Catawba Valley Area, Inc., Hickory WCQS-FM Public Radio, Asheville Greater Hickory Cooperative Christian Ministry, Hickory Western Carolinians for Criminal Justice, Asheville Hickory Museum Of Art Inc., Hickory Westem North Carolina AIDS Project, Asheville Hickory Soup Kitchen, Inc., Hickory Western North Carolina Child Advocacy and Prevention Services, KEY Players, Catawba Inc., Asheville Love-N-Care Child Development Center, Newton YWCA of Asheville, Asheville The Mental Health Fund, Hickory Rape Crisis Center of Catawba County, Inc., Hickory BURKE Repay, Inc., Newton The Broughton Foundation, Inc., Morganton Rescue America Ministries, Hickory Burke County Friends For Animals, Morganton Sipe's Orchard Home, Conover Burke County Partnership for Children, Morganton Women's Resource Center (Hickory), Hickory Burke United Christian Ministries, Morganton East Burke Christian Ministries, Hildebran CHATHAM Foothills Conservancy of North Carolina, Inc., Morganton American Livestock Breeds Conservancy, Pittsboro William Max Hemphill Foundation, Inc., Morganton Carolina Farm Stewardship Association, Pittsboro Orelena Hawks Puckett Institute, Inc., Morganton Chatham County Council on Aging, Pittsboro Western Carolina Center Foundation, Inc., Morganton Chatham County Group Homes, Inc., Siler City Chatham County Partnership for Children, Pittsboro CABARRUS Chatham County Together, Pittsboro The Arc of Cabarrus County, Concord Chatham Education Foundation, Pittsboro Cabarrus Cooperative Christian Ministry, Concord Chatham Habitat For Humanity, Pittsboro Cabarrus County Community Development Center, Concord Child Care Networks Inc., Pittsboro Cabarrus County Mediation Center, Inc., Concord Family Violence and Rape Crisis Services, Inc., Pittsboro The Cannon Foundation, Inc., Concord HIV/AIDS Council of Chatham, Pittsboro CVAN Women's Program, Concord The Home Care Connection, Inc., Pittsboro L.I.F.E. Center, Inc., Concord Joint Orange-Chatham Community Action, Inc. (JOCCA), Pittsboro NorthEast Medical Center Foundation, Concord Reach Out Crisis Pregnancy Center, Inc., Gulf Rural Advancement Foundation International (RAFI-USA),Pittsboro CALDWELL St. Julia Community Advocacy, Siler City Blue Ridge Community Action, Inc., Lenoir United Way of Chatham County, Inc., Pittsboro Caldwell Arts Council, Lenoir Caldwell Council on Adolescent Health, Lenoir CHEROKEE Caldwell County Hospice, Inc., Lenoir Christian Love Ministries, Murphy Caldwell Friends, Inc., Lenoir Caldwell Residential Services, Inc., Lenoir CHOWAN Dulatown Outreach Center Incorporated, Lenoir Albemarle RC&D Council, Edenton Education Foundation of Caldwell County, Lenoir Albemarle Recreation Center, Edenton Shelter Home of Caldwell County, Inc., Lenoir Chowan/Gates/Perquimams Partnership for Children, Tyner

CARTERET CLAY Arts Council of Carteret County, Morehead City John C. Campbell Folk School, Brasstown . ~~ Core Sound Waterfowl Museum, Harkers Island Helpline of Carteret County, Inc., Morehead City CLEVELAND N.C. Coastal Federation, Newport Cleveland County CDC, Shelby Cleveland County Partnership for Children, Shelby CASWELL Communities in Schools of Cleveland County, Inc., Shelby Alice's Educational Wonderland, Yanceyville Council On Aging/Shelby, Shelby Caswell County Partnership for Children, Yanceyville Regal Ventures, Inc., Kings Mountain

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COLUMBUS CURRITUCK Columbus County Literacy Council Inc, Whiteville Outer Banks Conservationists, Corolla Columbus Group Homes, Inc., Whiteville DREAM Center, Inc., Whiteville Caswell Families First, Inc., Whiteville Caswell Family Violence Prevention Program, Yanceyville N.C. FFA Foundation, Inc., Whiteville Southeastern Community College Foundation, Inc., Whiteville DARE Children and Youth Partnership for Dare County, Nags Head CRAVEN Elizabeth R and Company, Manteo Coastal Community Action, Inc., Havelock Friends of Jockeys Ridge, Nags Head Coastal Women's Shelter, Inc., New Bern Outer Banks Community Foundation, Kill Devil Hills Craven Community College Foundation, New Bern Outer Banks Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, Kill Devil Craven County Council On Women, Inc., New Bern Hills First Missionary Baptist Church, New Bern Red Wolf Coalition, Kill Devil Hills Matthew 25 Limited, New Bern Roanoke Island Historical Association, Manteo MERCI Clinic, Inc., New Bern Neuse River Foundation, Inc., New Bern DAVID SON New Bern Civic Theatre Incorporated, New Bern American Children's Home, Lexington Pamlico Sound Legal Services, New Bern Arts Council for Davidson County, Lexington Swiss Bear, Inc., New Bern Baptist Children's Homes of North Carolina, Inc., Thomasville Tryon Palace Council of Friends, Inc., New Bern Cooperative Community Ministry, Thomasville VETNET IN EARTHWORKS, New Bern Crisis Ministry of Davidson County, Lexington Davidson County Smart Start, Inc., Lexington CUMBERLAND Davidson Medical Ministries Clinic, Inc., Lexington Airborne and Special Operations Museum Foundation, Fayetteville Davidson-West Community Development Corporation, Lexington The Arc of Cumberland County, Fayetteville Family Services of Davidson County, Lexington Autism Society of Cumberland County, Fayetteville Lexington Housing Community Development Corporation, Lexingtor Beth Israel Federated Charities, Fayetteville The Life Center of Davidson County, Lexington

Better Health of Cumberland County, Inc., Fayetteville Tom A. Finch Community YMCA, Thomasville ~~ . Cape Fear Botanical Garden, Fayetteville Cape Fear Regional Center for the Blind, Fayetteville DAVIE Cape Fear Regional Theatre, Fayetteville Davie County Arts Council Inc., Mocksville Cape Fear Studios Inc., Fayetteville The CARE Clinic, Inc., Fayetteville DUPLIN Carolina Bible College of Fayetteville, Inc., Fayetteville Duplin County Center for Leadership Development, Kenansville Cumberland Community Action Program, Inc., Fayetteville Duplin County Partnership For Children, Kenansville Cumberland Community Foundation, Inc., Fayetteville Duplin Home Care and Hospice Foundation, Kenansville Cumberland County CommuniCare, Fayetteville James Sprunt Community College Foundation, Kenansville Cumberland County Education Foundation, Fayetteville Cumberland County Partnership for Children, Fayetteville DURHAM Fascinate-U Children's Museum/Friends of the Parks Foundation, Access Care, Durham Fayetteville AIDS Community Residence Association, Durham Fayetteville Area Sentencing Center, Inc., Fayetteville Alcohol/Drug Council of North Carolina, Durham Fayetteville Community Child Developmental Council, Inc., All Spirits Kindred, Durham Fa yetteville American Social Health Association, Research Triangle Park Fayetteville Museum of Art, Fayetteville The Arc of Durham County, Durham Fayetteville Partnership, Inc., Fayetteville The Mary Duke Biddle Foundation, Durham Fayetteville Symphony Orchestra, Fayetteville Brightleaf Music Workshop, Inc., Durham Fayetteville Technical Community College Foundation, Fayetteville Burroughs Wellcome Fund, Research Triangle Park Fayetteville Urban Ministry, Fayetteville Calvary Ministries of the Westend Community, Inc., Durham Junior League of Fayetteville, Fayetteville Caroliance - Greater Triangle Region, Durham ~ Montessori School of Fayetteville, Fayetteville CCB Foundation, Inc., Durham The N.C. Coalition of Farm and Rural Families, Fayetteville Center for Community Self-Help, Durham Rape Crisis Volunteers of Cumberland County, Fayetteville Center for Death Penalty Litigation, Durham __ Savoy Heights Community Association, Fayetteville Communities In Schools Of Durham, Durham Seniors Call to Action Team, Inc., Fayetteville Concern of Durham, Inc., Durham We Care Outreach, Fayetteville Council for Entrepreneurial Development, Research Triangle Park Women's Center of Fayetteville, Fayetteville Council for Senior Citizens, Durham Council for Study of the Shroud of Turin (CSST), Durham

N.C. Center ~OYNonprofits Index by County Development Ventures Inc., Durham N.C. Solar Energy Association, Raleigh Duke School for Children, Durham N.C. Student Rural Health Coalition, Durham Duke University, Center for Jewish Life at Duke University, Durham N.C. WARN (Waste Awareness and Reduction Network), Durham Durham Affordable Housing Coalition, Durham The Nature Conservancy/North Carolina Chapter, Durham Durham Arts Council, Inc., Durham Operation Breakthrough, Inc., Durham Durham Community Land Trustees, Durham Orange/Durham Coalition for Battered Women, Durham Durham Community Penalties Program Inc., Durham The People's Alliance Fund, Durham Durham Companions, Durham Piedmont HIV Health Care Consortium, Durham Durham Council for Infants and Young Children With Special Needs, Pregnancy Support Services, Durham .~ Rape Crisis of Durham, Inc., Durham Durham - Durham County Habitat for Humanity, Durham Resource Center for Women and Ministry in the South, Inc., Durhan Durham County Literacy Council, Durham Rhine Research Center, Durham Durham Day Care Council, Inc., Durham Ronald McDonald House of Durham, Durham The Durham Merchants Association Charitable Foundation, Durham The Scarborough Nursery School, Inc., Durham Durham Public Education Network, Durham The Schoolhouse of Wonder, Durham Durham's Partnership for Children, Durham The Scrap Exchange, Durham Edgemont Community Center, Inc., Durham SEEDS, Durham Environmental Federation of North Carolina, Durham Senior PHARMAssist, Durham Excellence By Choice, Inc., Durham The Shepherd's Mission, Inc., Durham Executive Service Corps of the Greater Triangle, Durham Sisterhood Agenda, Inc., Durham The Factory Farming Economic Conversion Project, Durham Southern Growth Policies Board, Research Triangle Park Family Counseling Service of Durham, Inc., Durham Southerners for Economic Justice, Inc., Durham Family Support Network of Orange, Durham, and Chatham Counties, St. Joseph's Historic Foundation, Durham Durham stone circles, Durham Ruth Z. Fleishman Foundation, Durham Student Action with Farmworkers, Durham Forest History Society, Inc., Durham Threshold (Durham County Advocates For The Mentally Ill), Durha Foundation for Better Health of Durham, Durham Josiah Charles Trent Memorial Foundation, Inc., Durham Friends of the Durham County Library, Durham Triangle AIDS Interfaith Network, Durham Genesis Home, Durham Triangle Community Foundation, Research Triangle Park The Glaxo Wellcome Foundation, Inc., Research Triangle Park Triangle J Council of Governments, Research Triangle Park __ The Global Fund for Children, Durham Triangle Opera, Durham Good Work, Inc., Durham Triangle Residential Options for Substance Abusers (TROSA), Goodwill Community Foundation, Durham Durham Healing With CAARE, Inc., Durham Triangle United Way, Research Triangle Park Housing for New Hope, Inc., Durham UDI Community Development Corporation, Durham Institute for Fatherhood Education and Training, Inc., Durham Volunteer Center of Greater Durham, Durham Institute for Public Media Arts, Durham D. Michael Warner Foundation, Research Triangle Park Institute for Southern Studies, Durham We Create Miracles, Durham International Visitors Council, Research Triangle Park Wilson's Chapel Church, Durham Junior League of Durham and Orange Counties, Inc., Durham Work Transition Center for Women, Durham Land Loss Prevention Project, Durham Literacy South, Durham EDGECOMBE Living In Dignity, Inc., Durham Bridging The Gap of Eastern Carolina, Inc., Rocky Mount Montessori Children's House of Durham, Durham Down East Partnership for Children, Rocky Mount Mount Gilead, Inc., Durham Life-Changing Christian Outreach, Rocky Mount Myasthenia Gravis Foundation-Carolinas Chapter, Durham Meals on Wheels of Rocky Mount, Inc., Rocky Mount N.C. Alliance for Arts Education, Durham My Sister's House, Inc., Rocky Mount N.C. Amateur Sports, Research Triangle Park Rocky Mount Opportunities Industrialization Center, Inc., Rocky N.C. Biotechnology Center, Research Triangle Park Mount N.C. Central University Foundation, Durham Rocky Mount/Edgecombe Community Development Corporation, N.C. Charter School Resource Center, Durham Rocky Mount N.C. Coalition Against Domestic Violence, Durham Tarboro Community Outreach, Tarboro -~ N.C. Community Shares, Durham TKT Family Resources, Inc., Rocky Mount N.C. Lambda Youth Network, Durham Tri-County Industries, Inc., Rocky Mount N.C. Museum of Life and Science, Durham United Community Ministries, Rocky Mount N.C. Occupational Safety and Health Project, Durham N.C. Public Allies, Durham FORSYTH N.C. Public Television Foundation, Research Triangle Park A.B.C.D. (Association for the Benefit of Child Development), N.C. Rail-Trails, Inc., Durham Winston-Salem N.C. REAL Enterprises, Inc., Durham Addiction Recovery Care Association, Inc., Winston-Salem

N.C. Center ~OYNonprofits Index by County The Advocacy for the Poor, Winston-Salem Senior Services, Inc., Winston-Salem AIDS Care Service, Inc, Winston-Salem The Shepherd's Center of Greater Winston-Salem, Winston-Salem Arc of Forsyth County, Winston-Salem Shepherd's Center of Kernersville, Kernersville Associates in Christian Counseling, Winston-Salem SIFT, Inc., Winston-Salem Mary Reynolds Babcock Foundation, Winston-Salem Smart Start Technical Assistance Center, Winston-Salem Baptist Retirement Homes of North Carolina, Inc., Winston-Salem Southeastern Center for Contemporary Art, Winston-Salem Best Choice Center, Winston-Salem Special Operations Response Team, Inc., Winston-Salem The Bethesda Center, Winston-Salem Trinity Center, Inc., Winston-Salem Boyscamp, Winston-Salem United Way of Forsyth County, Inc., Winston-Salem Cancer Services Inc., Winston-Salem VisionsWork Youth Services, Inc., Winston-Salem CareNet, Inc., Winston-Salem The Wachovia Foundation, Inc., Winston-Salem Carolina Regional Volleyball Association, Clemmons Winston-Salem Downtown Church Center, Winston-Salem The Children's Center, Winston-Salem The Winston-Salem Foundation, Winston-Salem Children's Theatre Board Of Winston-Salem, Winston-Salem Winston-Salem State University, Department of Continuing Coalition for Drug Abuse Prevention, Winston-Salem Education, Winston-Salem Consumer Credit Counseling Service of Forsyth County, Inc., Winston-Salem Symphony Association, Winston-Salem Winston-Salem Winston-Salem Urban League, Winston-Salem CONTACT Helpline of the Triad, Winston-Salem Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Council on the Status of Women, Crisis Control Ministry, Winston-Salem Winston-Salem The Enrichment Center, Inc., Winston-Salem Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Crimestoppers, Winston-Salem F.I.R.S.T., Inc., Winston-Salem Work/Family Resource Center, Inc., Winston-Salem Family Services, Inc., Winston-Salem Youth Opportunities, Inc., Winston-Salem Forsyth County Juvenile Justice Council, Inc., Winston-Salem Forsyth Court Volunteers, Inc., Winston-Salem FRANKLIN Forsyth Early Childhood Partnership, Winston-Salem BROAD, INC (Bunn Residents Organized Against Drugs, "It's Not Habitat for Humanity of Forsyth County, Winston-Salem Cool"), Bunn James G. Hanes Memorial Fund/Foundation, Winston-Salem Help Make A Difference Foundation, Inc., Louisburg Horse Feathers of North Carolina, Inc., Winston-Salem Safe Space, Inc., Louisburg Hospice of Winston-Salem/Forsyth County, Inc., Winston-Salem Housing Partnership of Winston-Salem/Forsyth County, Inc., GASTON Winston-Salem Alliance for Children and Youth, Inc., Gastonia Human Service Alliance/University for Human Goodness, Crisis Assistance Ministry (of Gastonia), Gastonia Winston-Salem Family Service, Inc., Gastonia Junior Achievement of Northwest North Carolina, Winston-Salem Gaston Community Action, Inc., Gastonia Leadership Winston-Salem, Winston-Salem Gaston Hospice, Inc., Gastonia The Legal Aid Society of Northwest North Carolina, Inc., Gaston Literacy Council, Inc., Gastonia Winston-Salem Gaston-Lincoln Services, Inc., Gastonia Little Theatre of Winston-Salem, Inc., Winston-Salem Holy Angels, Inc., Belmont The Mental Health Association in Forsyth County, Inc., House of Mercy, Inc., Belmont Winston-Salem Legal Services of Southern Piedmont, Inc., Charlotte Moravian Church in America, Southern Province, Winston-Salem United Way of Gaston County, Inc., Gastonia N.C. Black Repertory Company, Inc., Winston-Salem World Care Organization (Ministry), Dallas N.C. Pharmacist Recovery Network, Inc., Winston-Salem Neighbors In Ministry of Winston-Salem, Inc., Winston-Salem GRANVILLE Northwest Child Development Council, Winston-Salem The Masonic Home for Children at Oxford, Oxford Old Salem, Inc., Winston-Salem Pilot View RC&D, Inc., Winston-Salem GREENE Prodigals Community, Winston-Salem Greene Lamp, Inc., Snow Hill Reynolda House Museum of American Art, Winston-Salem Kate B. Reynolds Charitable Trust, Winston-Salem GUILFORD Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation, Inc., Winston-Salem Adult Center for Enrichment, Inc., Greensboro Rivenvood Therapeutic Riding Center, Tobaccoville African-American Atelier, Greensboro Ronald McDonald House of Winston-Salem, Inc., Winston-Salem Animal Rescue and Foster Program, Inc., Greensboro Salem Academy and College, Arts Management Program, Arc of High Point, NC, High Point Winston-Salem Association for Retarded Citizens of Greensboro, Inc., Greensboro Samaritan Ministries, Winston-Salem Black Child Development Institute of Greensboro, Inc., Greensboro Science Stars Universe, Winston-Salem Kathleen Price Bryan Family Fund, Greensboro SciWorks, Winston-Salem Caring Services, Inc., High Point Second Harvest Food Bank of Northwest North Carolina, Carolina Adoption Services, Greensboro Winston-Salem The Cemala Foundation, Inc., Greensboro

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N.C. Center ~OYNonprofits Index bv County Center for Creative Leadership, Greensboro Triad Health Project, Greensboro Central Carolina Legal Service, Inc., Greensboro United Child Development Services, Inc., Greensboro The Children's Home Society of North Carolina, Inc., Greensboro United Services for Older Adults, Greensboro Communities In Schools of Greater Greensboro, Greensboro United Way of Greater Greensboro, Inc., Greensboro Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, Greensboro United Way of Greater High Point, High Point Court Watch of North Carolina, Inc., Greensboro Uplift, Inc., Greensboro Marion Stedman Covington Foundation, Greensboro The Volunteer Center of Greensboro, Inc., Greensboro Family Life Council, Greensboro Weaver Foundation, Greensboro Family Service of the Piedmont, Greensboro Well-Spring Retirement Community, Inc., Greensboro Friends of the Greensboro Public Library, Greensboro WITHIT, High Point Gate City Community Development Corporation, Greensboro Women's Resource Center (in Greensboro), Greensboro Grassroots Productions Limited, Greensboro YMCA of Greater High Point, High Point Greensboro Cerebral Palsy Association, Inc., Greensboro Greensboro Chamber Foundation, Greensboro HALIFAX Greensboro Education and Development Council, Inc., Greensboro Concerned Citizens of Tillery, Tillery Greensboro Housing Coalition, Inc., Greensboro Halifax County Community Development Corporation, Roanoke Greensboro Housing Development Partnership, Inc., Greensboro Rapids Greensboro Music Academy, Greensboro Halifax-Warren Smart Start Partnership for Children, Halifax Greensboro Urban Ministry, Greensboro Haliwa-Saponi Tribe, Inc., Hollister Guilford Day School, Greensboro Hannah's Place, Inc., Roanoke Rapids Guilford Native American Association, Inc., Greensboro Youth Quest, Inc., Roanoke Rapids Habitat for Humanity of High Point, Archdale and Trinity, Inc., High Point HAYWOOD High Point Childwatch, Inc., High Point Haywood County Literacy Council, Waynesville High Point University, Southeast Center for Organizational KARE, Inc. (Kids Advocacy Resource Effort), Waynesville Leadership, High Point REACH of Haywood County, Inc., Waynesville horsePOWER, Inc., Colfax Southwestern North Carolina Resource Conservation and Hospice at Greensboro, Inc., Greensboro Development Council, Waynesville The Human Services Institute, Greensboro The Humane Society of Guilford County, Inc., Greensboro HENDERSON Institute of Cultural Affairs at Greensboro, Greensboro African Medical Mission, Hendersonville Kopper Top Therapeutic Riding Center, Gibsonville Blue Ridge Community College Educational Foundation, Inc., Flat Make-A-Wish Foundation of Central and Western North Carolina, Rock Inc., Greensboro Blue Ridge Literacy Council, Inc., Hendersonville Making It Up Stream, Greensboro Community Foundation of Henderson County, Inc., Hendersonville The Masonic and Eastern Star Home of North Carolina, Inc., Four Seasons Hospice, Hendersonville Greensboro The Healing Place, Inc., Hendersonville Mental Health Association in Greensboro Inc., Greensboro Interfaith Assistance Ministry, Hendersonville N.C. Council on Economic Education, Greensboro Mainstay, Inc., Hendersonville N.C. Humanities Council, Greensboro Opportunity House, Inc., Hendersonville N.C. Network for Animals, Greensboro Pardee Hospital Foundation, Hendersonville The N.C. Shakespeare Festival, High Point United Way of Henderson County, Inc., Hendersonville N.C. Youth Soccer Association, Greensboro National Alliance for Non-Violent Programming, Greensboro HERTFORD National Multiple Sclerosis Society, Central North Carolina Chapter, EXODUS for Youth, Inc., Ahoskie Greensboro Hertford County Partnership for Children, Inc., Murfreesboro Natural Science Center of Greensboro, Inc., Greensboro Oak Ridge Military Academy, Oak Ridge HOKE Oasis of Love Homes, Inc., Jamestown Blue Springs-Hoke County Community Development Corporation, Open Door Ministries of High Point, High Point Raeford Operation Smile - N.C. Chapter, Greensboro Hoke County Partnership for Children and Families, Raeford Pavillon Foundation, Greensboro Piedmont Land Conservancy, Greensboro HYDE Preservation Greensboro, Inc., Greensboro Ocracoke Preservation Society, Inc., Ocracoke Reading Connections, Inc., Greensboro The Servant Center, Inc., Greensboro IREDELL Shepherd's Center of Greensboro, Greensboro Appropriate Punishment Options, Inc., Statesville Summit House, Inc., Greensboro Exchange/SCAN Center, Statesville Tannenbaum-Stemberger Foundation, Greensboro Iredell County Partnership for Young Children, Statesville Tarheel Triad Girl Scout Council, Inc., Colfax Iredell Museum of Arts and Heritage, Statesville

N.C. Center ~OYNonprofits Index by County Mitchell Community College Endowment for Excellence, Statesville Mooresville-South Iredell United Way, Mooresville MARTIN Bertie-Martin-Washington CDC, Jamesville JACKSON Adults Working and Advocating for Kids' Empowerment, Sylva MCDOWELL Heritage Hills Mature Life Development Center, Inc., Sylva Equip, Inc., Marion Humane Society of Jackson County, Sylva Hospice of McDowell County, Inc., Marion Mountain Resource Center, Cullowhee Marion Airport Commission, Inc., Marion Mountain Youth Resources, Inc., Sylva McDowell Technical Community College Foundation, Marion Pathways For The Future, Inc., Sylva REACH of Jackson County, Sylva MECKLENBURG Region A Partnership for Children, Inc., Sylva Ada Jenkins Families and Careers Development Center, Davidson Southwestern Child Development Commission, Inc., Webster Adult Care and Share Center, Inc., Charlotte United Christian Ministries of Jackson County, Inc., Sylva The Affordable Housing Group, Charlotte Webster Enterprises, Inc., Webster Afro-American Cultural Center, Charlotte Alexander Children's Center, Charlotte JOHNSTON Alzheimer's Association - Carolina Piedmont Chapter, Charlotte Benson Children's Home, Benson American Credit Counselors Corp. (ACCC), Huntersville Child Care Advocates for Response and Empowerment (CARE), Inc., Arts and Science Council, Charlotte Smithfield Bank of America Foundation, Charlotte Harbor, Inc., Smithfield Bioethics Resource Group, Charlotte House of Hope of North Carolina, Clayton The Blumenthal Foundation, Charlotte Johnston County Council On Aging, Smithfield Carolina Agency for Jewish Education, Charlotte Johnston County Education Foundation, Smithfield Catawba Lands Conservancy, Charlotte N.C. District Council Assemblies of God, Inc., Selma Catholic Diocese of Charlotte, Charlotte Short Journey Retreat and Conference Center, Smithfield Central Piedmont Community College Foundation, Inc., Charlotte Tobacco Farm Life Museum, Kenly The CFIDS Association of America, Inc., Charlotte Charlotte Emergency Housing, Inc., Charlotte LEE Charlotte Pregnancy Care Center, Charlotte Brick Capital Community Development Corporation, Sanford Charlotte's Web, Charlotte The Enrichment Center, Inc./Sanford, Sanford Charlotte-Mecklenburg Education Foundation, Charlotte Haven In Lee County, Inc., Sanford Charlotte-Mecklenburg Housing Partnership, Inc., Charlotte Oak Ranch, Inc., Sanford Charlotte-Mecklenburg Urban League, Inc., Charlotte Chemical Dependency Center of Charlotte/Mecklenburg, Charlotte LENOIR Child Care Resources, Inc., Charlotte ARC of Lenoir County, Inc., Kinston A Child's Place, Charlotte Caswell Center Foundation, Inc., Kinston The Children's Law Center, Charlotte Lenoir County Council on Aging, Kinston Children's Services Network, Charlotte Lenoir/Greene Partnership for Children, Kinston Christian Adoption Services, Inc., Matthews PRIDE of Kinston, Inc., Kinston Communities In Schools of Charlotte-Mecklenburg, Inc., Charlotte Community Health Services, Charlotte LINCOLN Community Housing Development Corporation, Charlotte Carolina Cross Connection, Lincolnton Community Link, Program of Travelers Aid Society, Charlotte Christian Ministry Of Lincoln County, Inc., Lincolnton Council for Children, Inc., Charlotte Lincoln Choral Guild, Lincolnton Crisis Assistance Ministry (of Charlotte), Charlotte Lincoln County Coalition Against Domestic Violence, Lincolnton Discovery Place, Inc., Charlotte Lincoln County Public Education Foundation, Lincolnton The Duke Endowment, Charlotte Lincoln Cultural Center, Lincolnton The Duke Energy Foundation, Charlotte ECO, Inc. (Energy Committed to Offenders), Charlotte MACON Exceptional Children's Assistance Center, Davidson Kids Inter-Disciplinary Services, Inc., Franklin The Firefighters' Burned Children Fund, Inc., Charlotte Macon Program for Progress, Inc., Franklin First in Families of Mecklenburg County, Charlotte The Mountain Retreat and Learning Center, Inc., Highlands Florence Crittenton Services, Charlotte Peggy Crosby Community Service Center, Highlands Foundation For The Carolinas, Charlotte REACH of Macon County, Inc., Franklin Grier Heights Economic Foundation, Inc., Charlotte Habitat for Humanity of Charlotte, Inc., Charlotte MADISON Hezekiah Alexander Foundation, Inc., Charlotte Helpmate of Madison, Inc., Marshall Hope Haven, Inc., Charlotte Hot Springs Health Program, Inc., Mars Hill Hospitality House of Charlotte, Charlotte The Institute at Mars Hill College, Mars Hill INROADS/Charlotte, Inc., Charlotte

N.C. Center for Nonprofits Index by County Kidz Can!, Inc., Charlotte N.C. Middle School Association, Inc., Pinehurst The Lance Foundation, Charlotte Neighborhood Youth Leadership Inc., Southern Pines Legal Services for the Elderly, Inc., Charlotte Northern Moore Family Resource Center, Robbins The Lynnwood Foundation, Charlotte Partners for Children and Families, Inc., Southern Pines Mecklenburg Community Corrections, Inc., Charlotte Prancing Horse, Cameron Mecklenburg Council on Adolescent Pregnancy, Charlotte Sandhills Children's Center, Southern Pines Med Assist of Mecklenburg, Charlotte Sandhills Community Action Program, Inc., Carthage Brent Milgrom Family Foundation, Charlotte Scottish Heritage USA, Inc., Pinehurst

Mint Museum of Art, Charlotte United Way of Moore County, Inc., Southern Pines .~ ~ Mobile Health Outreach, Inc., Charlotte Weymouth Center for Arts and Humanities, Southern Pines Mothers of Murdered Offspring, Inc., Charlotte Museum of the New South, Inc., Charlotte NASH The National Conference for Community and Justice, Charlotte Lucy Ann Boddie Brewer Boys and Girls Club, Rocky Mount Nevins Foundation, Charlotte Commodity Resources Exchange, Rocky Mount New Directions, Charlotte Country Doctor Museum, Bailey Our Towns Habitat for Humanity, Davidson Nash Community College Foundation, Inc., Rocky Mount OutCharlotte, Inc., Charlotte YWCA of Rocky Mount, Rocky Mount The Parker Foundation, Charlotte Pets Are Loving Support, Inc. (P.A.L.S.),Charlotte NEW HANOVER Programs for Accessible Living, Charlotte Cape Fear Community Foundation, Wilmington Reid Park Associates, Charlotte Cape Fear Literacy Council, Wilmington The Relatives, Inc., Charlotte Cape Fear Resource Conservation and Development (RC&D), Residential Support Services, Inc., Charlotte Wilmington Second Harvest Food Bank of Metrolina, Charlotte Child Advocacy Commission, Wilmington Shepherd's Center of Charlotte, Inc., Charlotte Dispute Settlement Center of Cape Fear, Inc., Wilmington Sisters of Mercy of North Carolina Foundation, Inc., Charlotte Domestic Violence Shelter and Services, Inc., Wilmington Smart Start of Mecklenburg County/The Mecklenburg Partnership for Family Services of the Lower Cape Fear, Inc., Wilmington Children, Charlotte The Food Bank of Coastal Carolina, Wilmington St. Marks Incorporated, Charlotte Friends of Public Radio/WHQR-FM, Wilmington Thompson Children's Home, Charlotte Friends School of Wilmington, Wilmington Time Out Youth, Charlotte Girls Incorporated, Wilmington United Methodist Agency for the Retarded-Western North Carolina, Good Shepherd Ministries of Wilmington, Inc., Wilmington Charlotte Historic Wilmington Foundation, Inc., Wilmington United Way of Central Carolinas, Inc., Charlotte The Catherine Kennedy Home, Wilmington Wing Haven Foundation, Charlotte N.C. Coastal Land Trust, Wilmington World Aid Outreach Inc., Charlotte N.C. Shore and Beach Preservation Association, Wilmington The YMCA of Greater Charlotte, Charlotte New Hanover County Partnership for Children, Wilmington YWCA of the Central Carolinas, Charlotte The Parenting Place of the Exchange Clubs, Wilmington St. Mary Social Ministry, Wilmington MITCHELL Wilmington Children's Museum, Wilmington Blue Ridge Reading Team, Burnsville Wilmington Health Access for Teens, Wilmington MAY Coalition, Spruce Pine Wilmington-New Hanover Community Development Corporation, Mayland Community College Foundation, Spruce Pine Wilmington Mitchell County Safe Place, Inc., Spruce Pine Yahweh Center, Wilmington Mitchell County Shepherds Staff, Inc., Spruce Pine YWCA of Wilmington, Wilmington Project Challenge North Carolina, Spruce Pine NORTHAMPTON MONTGOMERY Choanoke Area Development Association, Inc., Rich Square Montgomery Community College Foundation, Inc., Troy Northampton Partnership for Children, Jackson Montgomery County Council on Aging, Inc., Troy Samthong Assistance Association UNC, Troy ONSLOW Armed Services YMCA, Camp Lejeune Branch, Midway Park ~~ ~~~ MOORE B.O.L.D. of Jacksonville, Inc., Jacksonville Artists League of the Sandhills, Aberdeen Council For The Arts-Jacksonville Onslow, Jacksonville Arts Council of Moore County, Inc., Southern Pines Onslow Community Ministries, Inc., Jacksonville Child Care Connections, Inc. of Moore County, Southern Pines Onslow County Partnership for Children, Jacksonville .~ Environmental Impact (RC&D),Inc., Aberdeen Pretrial Resource Center, Inc., Jacksonville Friend to Friend, Carthage Second Chance Mission of Hope Inc., Jacksonville Moore County Equine Emergency Response Unit, Pinehurst Sickle Cell Disease Association of America -Eastern N.C. Chapter, Moore Regional Hospital Foundation, Pinehurst Jacksonville

N.C. Center joy Nonprofits Index by County P.T.A. Thrift Shop, Inc., Carrboro ORANGE The Paideia Group, Inc., Chapel Hill Adolescent Pregnancy Prevention Coalition of North Carolina, Chapel Residential Services, Inc., Carrboro Hill Ronald McDonald House of Chapel Hill, Chapel Hill All Kinds of Minds, Chapel Hill SCALE/Student Coalition for Action in Literacy Education, Chapel The Alliance for Historic Hillsborough, Hillsborough Hill APPLES, Chapel Hill Service Organizations: Planning & Evaluation, Chapel Hill The Arc of Orange County, Chapel Hill Sonshine Haven Inc., Hillsborough

Blue Marble, A Children's Center for Design and Invention, Chapel Southern Environmental Law Center, Chapel Hill - Hill Students For Students International, Chapel Hill Books and Authors: Viet Nam, Inc., Chapel Hill The Sun Publishing Co., Inc., Chapel Hill Carolina United Soccer Club, Hillsborough Triangle Swing Dance Society, Chapel Hill Center for Peace Education, Carrboro UNC-Chapel Hill, School of Law, Chapel Hill Chapel Hill Museum, Chapel Hill UNC-Chapel Hill, School of Social Work, Chapel Hill Chapel Hill Training-Outreach Project, Inc., Chapel Hill Volunteers for Youth, Inc., Carrboro Chapel Hill-Carrboro Public School Foundation, Chapel Hill The Wildacres Leadership Initiative, Chapel Hill Chapel Hill/Carrboro Residents' Council, Chapel Hill The Women's Center, Chapel Hill Charles House Association, Carrboro Cleft Palate Foundation, Chapel Hill PAMLICO Communities in Schools of Orange County, Hillsborough Pamlico Partnership for Children, Inc., Bayboro Congregational Health Network, Carrboro Cornucopia House, Chapel Hill PASQUOTANK Democracy South, Chapel Hill Albemarle Hopeline (Camden, Currituck, Pasquotank Task Force on Duke University, Certificate Program in Nonprofit Management, Crimes Against Women), Elizabeth City Hillsborough Albemarle Manna, Elizabeth City The Educational Foundation, Inc., Chapel Hill River City Community Development Corporation, Elizabeth City Foundation of N.C. Federation of Business and Professional Women Clubs, Inc., Carrboro PENDER Friends of Orange County Department of Social Services, Alliance for a Responsible Swine Industry, Burgaw Hillsborough Karen Beasley Sea Turtle Rescue and Rehabilitation Center, Surf City Friends of the Chapel Hill Senior Center, Chapel Hill Pender Adult Services, Inc., Burgaw Fund for Human Possibility, Chapel Hill Safe Haven of Pender, Burgaw Habitat for Humanity of Orange County, Hillsborough The Youth Civic Club, Inc., Atkinson A Helping Hand, Chapel Hill Independent Animal Rescue, Inc., Hillsborough PERSON Institute For Development Training, Chapel Hill Person Developers, Inc., Roxboro Institute For Sustainable Cities, Carrboro Institute of Government Foundation, Inc., Chapel Hill PITT Inter-Faith Council for Social Service, Chapel Hill Eastern N.C. HIV/AIDS Consortium, Greenville IPAS, Chapel Hill Farmville Community Arts Council, Inc., Farmville Learning Disabilities Association of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Greenville Community Shelters, Inc., Greenville MDC, Inc., Chapel Hill The Mattamuskeet Foundation, Ayden Mediation Network of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Mental Health Association in Pitt County, Greenville Mental Health Association in Orange County, Chapel Hill Mid-east Resource Conservation and Development Council, N.C. Association of Pharmacists, Chapel Hill Greenville N.C. Child Care Resource and Referral Network, Chapel Hill Music Academy of Eastern Carolina, Inc., Greenville N.C. Hillel Foundation, Chapel Hill N.C. Interfaith Disaster Response, Ayden N.C. Psychoanalytic Foundation, Chapel Hill Pitt County AIDS Services Organization (PICASO), Greenville N.C. Society for Ethical Culture, Chapel Hill Pitt County Educational Foundation Inc., Greenville New Life, Inc. /Aqueduct Conference Center, Chapel Hill United Way of Pitt County, Greenville North Carolinians Against Gun Violence Education Fund, Chapel Hill The Open Door Theatre, Chapel Hill POLK Orange Community Housing Corporation, Carrboro FENCE, Tryon Orange Congregations In Mission, Hillsborough Pacolet Area Conservancy, Inc., Columbus Orange County Dispute Settlement Center, Carrboro Steps to HOPE, Inc., Columbus Orange County Literacy Council, Chapel Hill Thermal Belt Outreach Ministry, Inc., Columbus Orange County Partnership for Young Children, Chapel Hill Orange County Rape Crisis Center, Chapel Hill Orange Enterprises, Inc., Hillsborough Orange-Person-Chatham Foundation for Mental Health, Carrboro

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RANDOLPH SAMPSON Center of Living Home Health and Hospice, Asheboro Episcopal Farmworker Ministry, Newton Grove East Side Improvement Association, Inc., Asheboro Sampson Crisis Center Incorporated, Clinton Family Crisis Center, Asheboro SCMPG, Inc., Clinton Mental Health Association and Helpline in Randolph, Inc., Asheboro N.C. Zoological Society, Asheboro SCOTLAND Randolph Community College Foundation, Inc., Asheboro Child Care Directions Inc., Laurinburg Randolph County Senior Adults Association Inc., Asheboro Domestic Violence and Rape Crisis Center of Scotland County, United Way of Randolph County, Inc., Asheboro Laurinburg Opportunity, Inc., Laurinburg RICHMOND Scotland County Literacy Council, Laurinburg Community Based Alternatives, Inc., Rockingham Rankin Museum of American Heritage, Ellerbe STANLY Richmond County Literacy Council, Rockingham Albemarle Downtown Development Corporation, Albemarle Womenfolk Unlimited, Rockingham Arc of Stanly County, Inc., Albemarle Group Homes for the Autistic, Inc., Albemarle ROBESON Stanly County Partnership for Children, Albemarle Center for Community Action, Inc., Lumberton Communities In Schools of Robeson County, Lumberton STOKES Native Americans In Philanthropy, Lumberton Stokes County Arts Council, Inc., Danbury The Palmer Drug Prevention Program of Robeson County, Lumberton Stokes Partnership for Children, Walnut Cove Robeson County Partnership for Children, Lumberton Walnut Cove Colored School, Walnut Cove UNC-Pembroke, Regional Center, Pembroke SURRY ROCKINGHAM Foothills Arts Council, Elkin HELP, Incorporated: Center Against Violence, Wentworth Hugh Chatham Memorial Hospital Foundation, Elkin Hospice of Rockingham County, Inc., Wentworth Surry County Early Childhood Partnership, Inc., Mount Airy ReDirections of Rockingham/Caswell Counties, Inc., Reidsville Surry Medical Ministries Foundation, Inc., Mount Airy Remmsco, Inc., Reidsville Surry Women's Shelter, Inc., Dobson Rouse's Group Home, Inc., Stoneville Tri-County Women's Resource Center, Inc., Mount Airy Upper Yadkin Valley Habitat For Humanity Inc, Elkin ROWAN Adolescent Pregnancy Prevention Council of Rowan County, Inc., SWAIN Salisbury Mountain Dispute Settlement Center, Bryson City Community Care Clinic of Rowan County, Salisbury Placing Animals Within Society, Bryson City Lutheran Services for the Aging, Inc., Salisbury Swain/Qualla SAFE, Inc., Bryson City N.C. Council of Teachers of Mathematics, Salisbury N.C. Science Teachers Association, Salisbury TRANSYLVANIA N.C. Transportation Museum Foundation (NCTMF), Spencer The Family Center, Brevard Nazareth Children's Home, Inc., Rockwell The Green River Preserve, Cedar Mountain Pregnancy Support Center, Salisbury SAFE Inc., Brevard Rowan County Literacy Council, Salisbury Transylvania County Arts Council, Inc., Brevard Rowan Helping Ministries, Salisbury Transylvania County Historical Society, Inc., Brevard Rowan Homes, Inc., Salisbury Rowan Partnership for Children, Inc./Smart Start, Salisbury TYRRELL United Arts Council of Rowan, Inc., Salisbury Partnership for the Sounds, Columbia Pocosin Arts, Inc ,Columbia RUTHERFORD Tyrrell Action Group, Columbia Building Assets, Inc., Forest City Tyrrell County Community Development Corporation, Columbia ~ Community Empowerment Project C.D.C., Forest City ~ Family Resources of Rutherford Co., Inc., Spindale UNION Grace of God Rescue Mission, Forest City The Arc of Union County, Inc., Monroe Hospice of Rutherford County, Inc., Forest City The Jesse Helms Center Foundation, Wingate ____ United Way of Rutherford County, Inc., Spindale JAARS, Inc ,Waxhaw Western North Carolina Housing Partnership, Inc., Rutherfordton Literacy Council of Union County, Monroe Youth Empowerment Project, Forest City Monroe-Union County Community Development Corporation, Monroe Southern Piedmont Community Correctlons, Inc., Monroe

N.C. Center for Nonprofits Index by County Sun Valley High School Band Boosters, Monroe Equality North Carolina Project, Raleigh Ethiopian Organization of North Carolina, Knightdale VANCE Exchange Club Center for Prevention of Child Abuse, Raleigh Gateway Community Development Corporation, Henderson Exploris, Raleigh ExplorNet, Raleigh WAKE Families CAN, Inc., Raleigh Agricultural Resources Center, Raleigh Fibromyalgia Association of N.C., Cary AIDS Service Agency of North Carolina, Inc., Raleigh Filling In The Gaps (FIGS), Raleigh ALT Consulting, Raleigh A.E. Finley Foundation, Inc., Raleigh Alzheimer's Association - Eastern N.C. Chapter, Raleigh A.J. Fletcher Foundation, Raleigh American Cancer Society, Raleigh Food Bank of North Carolina, Raleigh American Civil Liberties Union of North Carolina Legal Foundation, Foundation For Good Business, Raleigh Raleigh The Foundation of Hope for Research and Treatment of Mental American Lung Association of North Carolina, Raleigh Illness, Raleigh The Arc of North Carolina, Inc., Raleigh Friends of Residents In Long Term Care, Raleigh The Arc of Wake County, Raleigh Friends of the N.C. State Museum of Natural Sciences, Raleigh ARTS North Carolina, Inc., Raleigh The G-WIS Foundation, Cary Artspace, Raleigh GFWC of North Carolina, Inc., Raleigh Artsplosure, Raleigh Glory to Glory Ministries House of Refuge, Raleigh Association of North Carolina Boards of Health, Cary A Growing Place, Inc., Raleigh Autism Foundation of North Carolina Inc., Raleigh Haven House Services, Raleigh Autism Society of North Carolina, Inc., Raleigh Healthy Mothers, Healthy Babies Coalition of Wake County, Raleigh Baptist AIDS Partnership of North Carolina, Wake Forest High Expectations Inc., Raleigh BEGINNINGS for Parents of Children Who are Deaf or Hard of Hilltop Home, Raleigh Hearing, Inc., Raleigh HopeLine, Inc., Raleigh Bell Foundation for Affective Environments, Raleigh Hospice for the Carolinas, Inc., Raleigh Brain Injury Association of N.C., Raleigh The Howard Perry and Walston Foundation, Raleigh Bridges Tutoring, Inc., Raleigh Imagine, Raleigh Capital Area Preservation, Inc., Raleigh Infant/Toddler Center of First Baptist Church Incorporated, Raleigh Capital Area YMCA, Raleigh Inter-Faith Food Shuttle, Raleigh Carolina Correctional Services, Inc., Raleigh Interact, Raleigh Carolina Legal Assistance, Raleigh The Interfaith Alliance of Wake County, Raleigh Carolina Recycling Association, Raleigh Junior League of Raleigh, Inc., Raleigh Cary Academy, Cary Juvenile Diabetes Foundation, Triangle Chapter, Raleigh The Carying Place, Inc., Raleigh Kadampa Center, Cary Catholic Social Ministries of the Diocese of Raleigh, Inc., Raleigh Kids Together, Inc., Cary Center for Volunteer Caregiving, Cary Kids Voting Wake County, Raleigh Christian Community in Action, Cary Latin American Association of North Carolina, Raleigh Christian Life Home, Raleigh Latin American Resource Center - LARC, Raleigh Common Sense Foundation, Raleigh League of Women Voters of North Carolina, Raleigh Communities In Schools of North Carolina, Raleigh Learning Together, Inc., Raleigh Communities In Schools of Wake County, Raleigh Legal Services of North Carolina, Raleigh Community Learning Centers, Inc., Raleigh Life Experiences, Inc., Raleigh Community Partnerships, Inc., Raleigh Life Plan Trust, Raleigh Concert Singers of Cary, Cary Loaves and Fishes Ministry, Inc., Raleigh Conservation Trust for North Carolina, Raleigh Lutheran Family Services in the Carolinas, Raleigh Consumer Education Services, Inc., Raleigh March of Dimes Birth Defects Foundation, Eastern North Carolina CP&L Foundation, Raleigh Chapter, Raleigh Credit Education Services of America, Inc., Cary Meals on Wheels of Wake County, Inc., Raleigh Crohn's and Colitis Foundation-N.C. Chapter, Raleigh Mediation Services of Wake County, Inc., Raleigh Cued Speech Center, Inc., Raleigh Medical Review of North Carolina, Inc., Raleigh Cultural Enrichment Services, Inc., Raleigh Meredith College, Office of Institutional Advancement, Raleigh . ~~~ Lucy Daniels Center for Early Childhood, Cary Methodist Home for Children, Raleigh Lucy Daniels Foundation, Cary The Ministry Incubator, Raleigh Downtown Housing Improvement Corporation, Raleigh Montessori School of Raleigh, Raleigh East Central Community Legal Services, Raleigh MOTHERE AD, Raleigh Easter Seals North Carolina, Raleigh Mothers Against Drunk Driving, Raleigh Emmaus House/Raleigh Housing Fund, Raleigh Moveable Feast, Cary The Environmental Education Fund, Raleigh N.C. Academy of Family Physicians Foundation, Inc., Raleigh Episcopal Housing Ministry, Inc., Raleigh N.C. Adult Day Services Association, Fuquay-Varina

N.C. Center ~OYNonprofits Index by County ~ ~~ N.C. Aquarium Society, Raleigh N.C. Veterinary Medical Foundation, Inc., Raleigh N.C. Association for Biomedical Research, Raleigh N.C. Victim Assistance Network, Raleigh N.C. Association for the Education of Young Children, Raleigh N.C. Wildlife Federation Endowment and Education Fund, Inc., N.C. Association of Community Development Corporations Inc., Raleigh Raleigh NAMI North Carolina, Raleigh N.C. Association of County Directors of Social Services, Raleigh National Federation of the Blind of North Carolina, Raleigh N.C. Association of Non-Profit Homes for the Aging, Raleigh National Multiple Sclerosis Society, Eastern North Carolina Chapter, __ N.C. Association of Rehabilitation Facilities, Inc., Raleigh Raleigh

N.C. Association of Volunteer Administration, Raleigh New Beginnings Transitional Housing Program, Raleigh -- ~ N.C. Big Sweep, Zebulon Operation Catnip, Inc., Raleigh N.C. Business Committee for Education, Raleigh Pan Lutheran Ministries, Raleigh N.C. Center for Family Literacy, Cary Partnerships in Assistive Technology, Raleigh N.C. Center for Independent Higher Education, Raleigh Passage Home, Inc., Raleigh N.C. Center for International Understanding, Raleigh Pines of Carolina Girl Scout Council, Raleigh N.C. Center for Nonprofits, Raleigh Planned Parenthood of the Capital and Coast, Raleigh N.C. Center for Public Policy Research, Raleigh PLAYSPACE, Raleigh N.C. Child Advocacy Institute, Raleigh Alice Aycock Poe Center for Health Education, Raleigh N.C. Coalition Against Sexual Assault, Raleigh Pregnancy Life Care Center, Raleigh N.C. Community Action Association, Raleigh Prevent Blindness North Carolina, Raleigh N.C. Community Development Initiative, Inc., Raleigh Prevent Child Abuse North Carolina, Raleigh N.C. Community Foundation, Inc., Raleigh Professional Engineers of North Carolina Educational Foundation, N.C. Council of Churches, Raleigh Raleigh N.C. Council of Community MH-DD-SA Programs, Raleigh Public School Forum of North Carolina, Raleigh N.C. Dance Alliance, Raleigh Raleigh Arts Commission, Raleigh N.C. Depressive and Manic Depressive Association, Raleigh Raleigh Baptist Association, Church/Community Ministries, Raleigh N.C. Environmental Defense Fund, Raleigh Raleigh City Museum, Raleigh N.C. Equity, Raleigh Raleigh Little Theatre, Raleigh N.C. Fair Share, Raleigh The Raleigh School, Raleigh N.C. FFA Association, Raleigh Ravenscroft School, Raleigh N.C. Foundation for Advanced Health Programs, Inc., Raleigh ReEntry, Inc., Raleigh N.C. Foundation for Public School Children, Raleigh Resources For Seniors, Inc., Raleigh N.C. Health and Fitness Foundation, Inc., Raleigh RTPHome, Cary The N.C. Healthy Start Foundation, Raleigh S.A.F.E. Haven for Cats, Raleigh N.C. Institute of Minority Economic Development, Raleigh SAFEchild, Raleigh N.C. Justice and Community Development Center, Inc., Raleigh Scenic North Carolina, Inc., Raleigh N.C. Legal Education Assistance Foundation (NC LEAF), Raleigh Single Women With Children Organization, Inc., Raleigh N.C. Life Underwriters Foundation, Raleigh SouthLight, Raleigh N.C. Low Income Housing Coalition, Raleigh SPCA of Wake County, Inc., Garner N.C. Medical Society Alliance, Raleigh Special Olympics North Carolina, Raleigh N.C. Medical Society Foundation, Inc., Raleigh Step-up Ministry, Inc., Raleigh N.C. Minority Support Center, Raleigh Sterling Montessori Academy and Charter School, Morrisville N.C. Museum of Art, Raleigh Tammy Lynn Center for Developmental Disabilities, Raleigh N.C. Museum of History, Raleigh Temple Beth Or Preschool, Raleigh N.C. National Guard Association Educational Foundation, Raleigh Theatre In The Park, Raleigh N.C. Partnership for Children, Inc., Raleigh Triangle Community Works!, Raleigh N.C. Peace Corps Association, Raleigh Triangle Family Services, Raleigh N.C. Physicians Health Program, Raleigh Triangle Flying Disc Association, Raleigh N.C. Press Foundation, Raleigh Triangle Land Conservancy, Raleigh N.C. Primary Health Care Association, Cary Triangle Music International, Raleigh N.C. Psychological Foundation, Raleigh Tuttle Community Center, Raleigh N.C. Public Health Association, Raleigh United Arts Council of Raleigh and Wake County, Raleigh

N.C. Recreation and Park Society, Inc., Raleigh United Way of North Carolina, Raleigh - ~~ N.C. Rural Economic Development Center, Inc., Raleigh The Urban Ministries of Raleigh, Inc., Raleigh N.C. School Boards Association, Raleigh The Visual Art Exchange, Raleigh N.C. Senior Games, Inc., Raleigh Volunteer Families for Children of North Carolina, Inc., Raleigh N.C. State University, Center for Universal Design, Raleigh VSA Arts of North Carolina, Raleigh N.C. State University, Department of 4-H Youth Development, Wake County Literacy Council, Raleigh Raleigh Wake County Opportunities, Inc., Raleigh N.C. Symphony Society, Inc., Raleigh Wake County Smart Start, Raleigh N.C. Theatre Conference, Raleigh Wake Education Partnership, Raleigh

N.C. Center for Nonprofits Index by County Wake Enterprises, Inc., Raleigh Wake Forest Cultural Art Association, Wake Forest YANCEY Wake Friends of the Homeless, Raleigh Arthur Morgan School, Burnsville Wake Interfaith Hospitality Network, Raleigh Mitchell-Yancey Partnership for Children, Burnsville Wake Teen Medical Services, Raleigh Mountain Opportunity Centers of Yancey and Mitchell Counties, Watercolor Society of North Carolina Inc., Cary Burnsville WCPE Radio, 89.7 FM, Wake Forest Rural Southern Voice for Peace, Burnsville Western Wake Crisis Ministries, Apex United Way of Yancey County, Burnsville Westminster Foundation, Raleigh White Plains Childrens Center Incorporated, Cary OUTSIDE NORTH CAROLINA -~~ Women's Center of Wake County, Raleigh South Atlantic Habitat for Humanity (N.C. and S.C.), Easley YWCA of Wake County, Raleigh Fight Crime: Invest In Kids, Washington Carolinian Shakespeare Festival, Somerset WARREN National Society for Experiential Education, Alexandria Warren Education Fund, Warrenton

WASHINGTON Washington County Child Advocacy Council, Inc., Plymouth

WATAUGA Appalachian State University, University Advancement, Boone The Blowing Rock Stage Company, Blowing Rock Boone Cooperative Preschool, Boone Children's Council of Watauga County, Boone Downtown Boone Development Association, Boone High Country United Way, Boone Resort Area Ministries, Boone The Valle Crucis Conference Center, Valle Crucis Volunteer Outreach Center, Boone

WAYNE The Cherry Foundation, Inc., Goldsboro Community Arts Council, Inc., Goldsboro Family YMCA, Goldsboro The Foundation of Wayne Community College, Inc., Goldsboro Girl Scout Council of Coastal Carolina, Inc., Goldsboro Goldsboro Ballet, Inc., Goldsboro Wayne Action Group for Economic Solvency (WAGES), Goldsboro Wayne Child Care Resource and Referral, Goldsboro

WILKES Foster Parent Association of Wilkes, Inc., North Wilkesboro United Way of Wilkes County, Inc., North Wilkesboro Volunteers for Wilkes Literacy, North Wilkesboro Wilkes Community Partnership for Children, Wilkesboro Wilkes One-On-One/Friends of Youth Program, North Wilkesboro

WILSON Eastern North Carolina School for the Deaf Foundation, Inc., Wilson Imagination Station, Wilson The Restoration Center of Love, Inc., Wilson Wilson Community Improvement Association, Wilson Wilson Education Partnership, Wilson

YADKIN Friends of East Bend Public Library Inc., East Bend The Healing Center, East Bend Yadkin County United Way, Yadkinville Yadkin Valley Economic Development District, Inc., Boonville

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General Field

The categories for the primary (or "general") fields in which each nonprofit works are:

Arts, culture, history, and humanities Human services Arts, culture, and related Aging History, humanities, and related Children and youth development, child care, and child welfare Community/economic development, Crisis assistance housing, and related Families Community and economic development, Food, nutrition, agriculture community action Human services: multi-purpose and other Employment, jobs, and related (if not included in other categories) Housing, shelter, and related Public safety, emergency response and preparedness Criminal justice, crime, crime prevention, Recreation and sports and related Women, domestic violence, sexual assault

Education, literacy, friends of libraries, and related International, foreign affairs, and related

Environment, science, and technology MutuaUmembership benefit organizations Animal welfare and animal-related Environmental protection, conservation, and Public and societal benefit related Consumer protection and assistance Science and technology Philanthropy, workplace giving, volunteerism, nonprofit sector Health Public policy, law-related, mediation General health and prevention, rehabilitation, Publicjsocietal benefit (if not included elsewhere) hospitals, hospices, and other Social action, civil rights/liberties, advocacy Mental health, substance abuse, and related Social sciences Specific diseases and disorders Religion-related

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Index By General Field The N.C. Shakespeare Festival, High Point Arts, Culture, History, and Humanities N.C. Symphony Society, Inc., Raleigh N.C. Theatre Conference, Raleigh Arts, Culture, and Related New Bern Civic Theatre Incorporated, New Bern African-American Atelier, Greensboro The Open Door Theatre, Chapel Hill Afro-American Cultural Center, Charlotte OutCharlotte, Inc., Charlotte Artists League of the Sandhills, Aberdeen Pocosin Arts, Inc., Columbia Arts Alliance, Asheville Raleigh Arts Commission, Raleigh Arts and Science Council, Charlotte Raleigh Little Theatre, Raleigh Arts Council for Davidson County, Lexington Reynolda House Museum of American Art, Winston-Salem Arts Council of Carteret County, Morehead City Salem Academy and College, Arts Management Program, Arts Council of Moore County, Inc., Southern Pines Winston-Salem ARTS North Carolina, Inc., Raleigh The Schoolhouse of Wonder, Durham Artspace, Raleigh Southeastern Center for Contemporary Art, Winston-Salem Artsplosure, Raleigh Southern Highland Craft Guild, Asheville Beaufort County Arts Council, Washington Stokes County Arts Council, Inc., Danbury The Blowing Rock Stage Company, Blowing Rock The Sun Publishing Co., Inc., Chapel Hill Brightleaf Music Workshop, Inc., Durham Sun Valley High School Band Boosters, Monroe Caldwell Arts Council, Lenoir Theatre In The Park, Raleigh Cape Fear Regional Theatre, Fayetteville Transylvania County Arts Council, Inc., Brevard Cape Fear Studios Inc., Fayetteville Triangle Music International, Raleigh Carolinian Shakespeare Festival, Somerset Triangle Opera, Durham Catawba County Council For The Arts Inc., Hickory Triangle Swing Dance Society, Chapel Hill Children's Theatre Board Of Winston-Salem, Winston-Salem United Arts Council of Raleigh and Wake County, Raleigh Community Arts Council, Inc., Goldsboro United Arts Council of Rowan, Inc., Salisbury Concert Singers of Cary, Cary The Visual Art Exchange, Raleigh Core Sound Waterfowl Museum, Harkers Island VSA Arts of North Carolina, Raleigh Council For The Arts-Jacksonville Onslow, Jacksonville Wake Forest Cultural Art Association, Wake Forest Cultural Enrichment Services, Inc., Raleigh Watercolor Society of North Carolina Inc., Cary Davie County Arts Council Inc., Mocksville Weymouth Center for Arts and Humanities, Southem Pines Durham Arts Council, Inc., Durham Winston-Salem Symphony Association, Winston-Salem Earth Stage Productions, Inc., Asheville History, Humanities, and Related Farmville Community Arts Council, Inc., Farmville Airborne and Special Operations Museum Foundation, Fayetteville Fayetteville Museum of Art, Fayetteville The Alliance for Historic Hillsborough, Hillsborough Fayetteville Symphony Orchestra, Fayetteville Capital Area Preservation, Inc., Raleigh Foothills Arts Council, Elkin Chapel Hill Museum, Chapel Hill Friends of Public Radio/WHQR-FM, Wilmington Country Doctor Museum, Bailey Goldsboro Ballet, Inc., Goldsboro Downtown Boone Development Association, Boone Greensboro Music Academy, Greensboro Elizabeth R and Company, Manteo Hickory Museum Of Art Inc., Hickory Forest History Society, Inc., Durham Institute for Public Media Arts, Durham Grassroots Productions Limited, Greensboro Iredell Museum of Arts and Heritage, Statesville Hezekiah Alexander Foundation, Inc., Charlotte KEY Players, Catawba Historic Hope Foundation, Inc., Windsor Latin American Resource Center - LARC, Raleigh Historic Wilmington Foundation, Inc., Wilmington Lincoln Choral Guild, Lincolnton The Lynnwood Foundation, Charlotte Lincoln Cultural Center, Lincolnton The Mattamuskeet Foundation, Ayden Little Theatre of Winston-Salem, Inc., Winston-Salem Museum of the New South, Inc., Charlotte Mint Museum of Art, Charlotte N.C. Humanities Council, Greensboro Music Academy of Eastern Carolina, Inc., Greenville N.C. Museum of History, Raleigh N.C. Alliance for Arts Education, Durham N.C. Transportation Museum Foundation (NCTMF), Spencer N.C. Black Repertory Company, Inc., Winston-Salem Ocracoke Preservation Society, Inc., Ocracoke N.C. Dance Alliance, Raleigh Old Salem, Inc., Winston-Salem N.C. Museum of Art, Raleigh

N.C. Center ~OYNonprofits Index Bv General Field Outer Banks Conservationists, Corolla Mountain Microenterprise Fund, Asheville Preservation Greensboro, Inc., Greensboro Mountain Resource Center, Cullowhee Raleigh City Museum, Raleigh N.C. Association of Community Development Corporations Inc., Rankin Museum of American Heritage, Ellerbe Raleigh Roanoke Island Historical Association, Manteo The N.C. Coalition of Farm and Rural Families, Fayetteville St. Joseph's Historic Foundation, Durham N.C. Community Action Association, Raleigh Tobacco Farm Life Museum, Kenly N.C. Community Development Initiative, Inc., Raleigh Transylvania County Historical Society, Inc., Brevard N.C. Institute of Minority Economic Development, Raleigh

-~~~ Tryon Palace Council of Friends, Inc., New Bern N.C. Minority Support Center, Raleigh Walnut Cove Colored School, Walnut Cove N.C. Rural Economic Development Center, Inc., Raleigh Operation Breakthrough, Inc., Durham Community/Economic Development and Partnership for the Sounds, Columbia PRIDE of Kinston, Inc., Kinston Housing Reid Park Associates, Charlotte Community and Economic Development and River City Community Development Corporation, Elizabeth City Community Action RiverLink, Asheville Rocky Mount/Edgecombe Community Development Corporation, Albemarle Downtown Development Corporation, Albemarle Rocky Mount B.O.L.D. of Jacksonville, Inc., Jacksonville Sandhills Community Action Program, Inc., Carthage Bertie-Martin-Washington CDC, Jamesville Savoy Heights Community Association, Fayetteville Blue Ridge Community Action, Inc., Lenoir SEEDS, Durham Blue Springs-Hoke County Community Development Corporation, SIFT, Inc., Winston-Salem Raeford Southern Growth Policies Board, Research Triangle Park Brick Capital Community Development Corporation, Sanford Southside Alliance For Neighborhood Empowerment, Edward Cabarrus County Community Development Center, Concord Swiss Bear, Inc., New Bern Center for Community Action, Inc., Lumberton Tyrrell County Community Development Corporation, Columbia Center for Community Self-Help, Durham UDI Community Development Corporation, Durham Charlotte's Web, Charlotte West End Revitalization Association, CDC, Inc., Mebane Choanoke Area Development Association, Inc., Rich Square Wilmington-New Hanover Community Development Corporation, Cleveland County CDC, Shelby Wilmington Coastal Community Action, Inc., Havelock Wilson Community Improvement Association, Wilson Community Developers of Beaufort Hyde, Inc., Belhaven Yadkin Valley Economic Development District, Inc., Boonville Community Empowerment Project C.D.C., Forest City Council for Entrepreneurial Development, Research Triangle Park Employment, Jobs, and Related Cumberland Community Action Program, Inc., Fayetteville Alamance Affirmative Enterprises, Graham Davidson-West Community Development Corporation, Lexington Chapel Hill Training-Outreach Project, Inc., Chapel Hill Delta City Community Association, Pantego Charlotte-Mecklenburg Urban League, Inc., Charlotte Duplin County Center for Leadership Development, Kenansville Goodwill Community Foundation, Durham Durham Community Land Trustees, Durham INROADS/Charlotte, Inc., Charlotte East Side Improvement Association, Inc., Asheboro Life Experiences, Inc., Raleigh Fayetteville Partnership, Inc., Fayetteville Matthew 25 Limited, New Bern Gaston Community Action, Inc., Gastonia MAY Coalition, Spruce Pine Gate City Community Development Corporation, Greensboro Mountain Opportunity Centers of Yancey and Mitchell Counties, Gateway Community Development Corporation, Henderson Burnsville Good Work, Inc., Durham N.C. Association of Rehabilitation Facilities, Inc., Raleigh Greensboro Chamber Foundation, Greensboro N.C. REAL Enterprises, Inc., Durham Halifax County Community Development Corporation, Roanoke Nevins Foundation, Charlotte .~ Rapids Orange Enterprises, Inc., Hillsborough Person Developers, Inc., Roxboro HandMade in America, Asheville __ Joint Orange-Chatham Community Action, Inc. UOCCA), Pittsboro Rocky Mount Opportunities Industrialization Center, Inc., Rocky Mour Leadership Winston-Salem, Winston-Salem Tri-County Industries, Inc., Rocky Mount Mid-East Certified Development Corporation, Washington Wake Enterprises, Inc., Raleigh Monroe-Union County Community Development Corporation, Monroe Webster Enterprises, Inc., Webster Mountain Area Information Network, Asheville

N.C. Center for Nonprofits Index By General Field Housing, Shelter, and Related Tyrrell Action Group, Columbia United Community Ministries, Rocky Mount Affordable Housing Coalition of Asheville and Buncombe Co., Upper Yadkin Valley Habitat For Humanity Inc, Elkin Asheville Wake Friends of the Homeless, Raleigh The Affordable Housing Group, Charlotte Western North Carolina Housing Partnership, Inc., Rutherfordton Asheville Area Habitat for Humanity, Inc., Asheville Building Assets, Inc., Forest City The Carying Place, Inc., Raleigh Criminal Justice, Crime, and Crime Chapel Hill/Carrboro Residents' Council, Chapel Hill Prevention Charlotte Emergency Housing, Inc., Charlotte Appropriate Punishment Options, Inc., Statesville Charlotte-Mecklenburg Housing Partnership, Inc., Charlotte Carolina Correctional Services, Inc., Raleigh Chatham County Group Homes, Inc., Siler City Center for Death Penalty Litigation, Durham Chatham Habitat For Humanity, Pittsboro Center for Restorative Justice, Inc., Asheville A Child's Place, Charlotte Community Based Alternatives, Inc., Rockingham Columbus Group Homes, Inc., Whiteville Durham Community Penalties Program Inc., Durham Community Housing Development Corporation, Charlotte ECO, Inc. (Energy Committed to Offenders), Charlotte Crisis Ministry of Davidson County, Lexington Fayetteville Area Sentencing Center, Inc., Fayetteville Development Ventures Inc., Durham Fight Crime: Invest In Kids, Washington Downtown Housing Improvement Corporation, Raleigh Forsyth County Juvenile Justice Council, Inc., Winston-Salem Durham Affordable Housing Coalition, Durham Forsyth Court Volunteers, Inc., Winston-Salem Durham County Habitat for Humanity, Durham Mecklenburg Community Corrections, Inc., Charlotte Emmaus House/Raleigh Housing Fund, Raleigh Mothers of Murdered Offspring, Inc., Charlotte Episcopal Housing Ministry, Inc., Raleigh N.C. Victim Assistance Network, Raleigh Glory to Glory Ministries House of Refuge, Raleigh North Carolinians Against Gun Violence Education Fund, Chapel Hill Greensboro Housing Coalition, Inc., Greensboro Pretrial Resource Center, Inc., Jacksonville Greensboro Housing Development Partnership, Inc., Greensboro Project Challenge North Carolina, Spruce Pine Greenville Community Shelters, Inc., Greenville ReDirections of Rockingham/Caswell Counties, Inc., Reidsville __ Grier Heights Economic Foundation, Inc., Charlotte ReEntry, Inc., Raleigh Habitat for Humanity of Charlotte, Inc., Charlotte Repay, Inc., Newton Habitat for Humanity of Forsyth County, Winston-Salem Southern Piedmont Community Corrections, Inc., Monroe Habitat for Humanity of High Point, Archdale and Trinity, Inc., High Summit House, Inc., Greensboro Point Western Carolinians for Criminal Justice, Asheville Habitat for Humanity of Orange County, Hillsborough Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Crimestoppers, Winston-Salem High Expectations Inc., Raleigh Hospitality House of Charlotte, Charlotte Housing for New Hope, Inc., Durham Education, Literacy, Friends of Libraries, Housing Partnership of Winston-Salem/Forsyth County, Inc., and Related Winston-Salem Lexington Housing Community Development Corporation, Lexington Alice's Educational Wonderland, Yanceyville Living In Dignity, Inc., Durham All Kinds of Minds, Chapel Hill Metropolitan Housing and CDC, Washington Appalachian State University, University Advancement, Boone Mountain Housing Opportunities, Inc., Asheville APPLES, Chapel Hill N.C. Low Income Housing Coalition, Raleigh Arthur Morgan School, Burnsville N.C. State University, Center for Universal Design, Raleigh Ashe Literacy League, Jefferson New Beginnings Transitional Housing Program, Raleigh Asheville City Schools Foundation, Inc., Asheville Oasis of Love Homes, Inc., Jamestown Beaufort County Community College Foundation, Washington - Orange Community Housing Corporation, Carrboro Bladen Community College Foundation, Inc., Dublin ~ bur Towns Habitat for Humanity, Davidson Blue Ridge Community College Educational Foundation, Inc., Flat Roc1 Blue Ridge Literacy Council, Inc., Hendersonville Samaritan Ministries, Winston-Salem __ SCMPG, Inc., Clinton Blue Ridge Reading Team, Burnsville Second Chance Mission of Hope Inc., Jacksonville Books and Authors: Viet Nam, Inc., Chapel Hill The Servant Center, Inc., Greensboro Bridges Tutoring, Inc., Raleigh South Atlantic Habitat for Humanity (N.C. and S.C.), Easley Brunswick Community College Foundation, Supply Step-up Ministry, Inc., Raleigh Brunswick County Literacy Council, Inc., Supply

N.C. Center for Nonprofits Index Bv General Field ~~- ~ Cape Fear Literacy Council, Wilmington John C. Campbell Folk School, Brasstown Cary Academy, Cary Johnston County Education Foundation, Smithfield Catawba Valley Community College Foundation, Inc., Hickory Junior Achievement of Northwest North Carolina, Winston-Salem Center for Creative Leadership, Greensboro Lincoln County Public Education Foundation, Lincolnton Central Piedmont Community College Foundation, Inc., Charlotte Literacy Council of Buncombe County, Asheville Chapel Hill-Carrboro Public School Foundation, Chapel Hill Literacy Council of Union County, Monroe Charlotte-Mecklenburg Education Foundation, Charlotte Literacy South, Durham

Chatham Education Foundation, Pittsboro Mayland Community College Foundation, Spruce Pine ~ ~ Columbus County Literacy Council Inc, Whiteville McDowell Technical Community College Foundation, Marion Communities In Schools of Brunswick County, Southport Meredith College, Office of Institutional Advancement, Raleigh Communities In Schools of Charlotte-Mecklenburg, Inc., Charlotte Mitchell Community College Endowment for Excellence, Statesville Communities in Schools of Cleveland County, Inc., Shelby Montessori Children's House of Durham, Durham Communities In Schools Of Durham, Durham Montessori School of Fayetteville, Fayetteville Communities In Schools of Greater Greensboro, Greensboro Montessori School of Raleigh, Raleigh Communities In Schools of North Carolina, Raleigh Montgomery Community College Foundation, Inc., Troy Communities in Schools of Orange County, Hillsborough MOTHEREAD, Raleigh Communities In Schools of Robeson County, Lumberton The Mountain Retreat and Learning Center, Inc., Highlands Communities In Schools of Wake County, Raleigh N.C. Association for Biomedical Research, Raleigh Community Learning Centers, Inc., Raleigh N.C. Association for the Education of Young Children, Raleigh Craven Community College Foundation, New Bern N.C. Business Committee for Education, Raleigh Cumberland County Education Foundation, Fayetteville N.C. Center for Family Literacy, Cary Duke School for Children, Durham N.C. Center for Independent Higher Education, Raleigh Duke University, Certificate Program in Nonprofit Management, N.C. Central University Foundation, Durham Hillsborough N.C. Charter School Resource Center, Durham Durham County Literacy Council, Durham N.C. Council of Teachers of Mathematics, Salisbury Durham Public Education Network, Durham N.C. Council on Economic Education, Greensboro Durham Public Education Network, N.C. FFA Association, Raleigh Eastern North Carolina School for the Deaf Foundation, Inc., Wilson N.C. FFA Foundation, Inc., Whiteville Education Foundation of Caldwell County, Lenoir N.C. Middle School Association, Inc., Pinehurst The Educational Foundation, Inc., Chapel Hill N.C. Press Foundation, Raleigh Excellence By Choice, Inc., Durham N.C. Public Television Foundation, Research Triangle Park Exploris, Raleigh N.C. School Boards Association, Raleigh ExplorNet, Raleigh N.C. Science Teachers Association, Salisbury Fayetteville Technical Community College Foundation, Fayetteville Nash Community College Foundation, Inc., Rocky Mount Foundation For Good Business, Raleigh National Alliance for Non-Violent Programming, Greensboro The Foundation of Wayne Community College, Inc., Goldsboro National Society for Experiential Education, Alexandria Friends of East Bend Public Library Inc., East Bend Oak Ridge Military Academy, Oak Ridge Friends of Residents In Long Term Care, Raleigh Orange County Literacy Council, Chapel Hill Friends of the Durham County Library, Durham P.T.A. Thrift Shop, Inc., Carrboro Friends of the Greensboro Public Library, Greensboro Pack Place Education Arts and Science Center, Asheville Friends School of Wilmington, Wilmington The Paideia Group, Inc., Chapel Hill Fund for Human Possibility, Chapel Hill Pitt County Educational Foundation Inc., Greenville Gaston Literacy Council, Jnc., Gastonia PLAYSPACE, Raleigh The Global Fund for Children, Durham Professional Engineers of North Carolina Educational Foundation, A Growing Place, Inc., Raleigh Raleigh .~ Guilford Day School, Greensboro Public School Forum of North Carolina, Raleigh Haywood County Literacy Council, Waynesville The Raleigh School, Raleigh The Jesse Helms Center Foundation, Wingate Randolph Community College Foundation, Inc., Asheboro High Point University, Southeast Center for Organizational Leadership, Ravenscroft School, Raleigh ~ ~~ High Point Reading Connections, Inc., Greensboro The Institute at Mars Hill College, Mars Hill Richmond County Literacy Council, Rockingham Institute For Development Training, Chapel Hill Rowan County Literacy Council, Salisbury James Sprunt Community College Foundation, Kenansville SCALE/Student Coalition for Action in Literacy Education, Chapel

N.C. Center for Nonprofits Index Bv General Field Scotland County Literacy Council, Laurinburg Clean Water Fund of North Carolina, Inc., Asheville Southeastern Community College Foundation, Inc., Whiteville Conservation Trust for North Carolina, Raleigh Sterling Montessori Academy and Charter School, Morrisville The Environmental Education Fund, Raleigh UNC-Chapel Hill, School of Law, Chapel Hill Environmental Impact (RC&D), Inc., Aberdeen UNC-Chapel Hill, School of Social Work, Chapel Hill Foothills Conservancy of North Carolina, Inc., Morganton UNC-Pembroke, Regional Center, Pembroke Friends of Jockeys Ridge, Nags Head Volunteers for Wilkes Literacy, North Wilkesboro Friends of WNC Nature Center, Asheville Wake County Literacy Council, Raleigh Institute For Sustainable Cities, Carrboro Wake Education Partnership, Raleigh Long Branch Environmental Education Center, Inc., Leicester ~~ ~ Warren Education Fund, Warrenton Mid-east Resource Conservation and Development Council, Greenville WCPE Radio, 89.7 FM, Wake Forest Mountain Valleys Resource Conservation & Development (RC&D) WCQS-FM Public Radio, Asheville Council, Asheville The Wildacres Leadership Initiative, Chapel Hill The N.C. Arboretum Society, Asheville Wilson Education Partnership, Wilson N.C. Big Sweep, Zebulon Winston-Salem State University, Department of Continuing Education, N.C. Coastal Federation, Newport Winston-Salem N.C. Coastal Land Trust, Wilmington N.C. Environmental Defense Fund, Raleigh Environment, Science, and Technology N.C. Rail-Trails, Inc., Durham N.C. Shore and Beach Preservation Association, Wilmington Animal Welfare and Animal Related N.C. Solar Energy Association, Raleigh Animal Rescue and Foster Program, Inc., Greensboro N.C. WARN (Waste Awareness and Reduction Network), Durham Avery County (N.C.) Humane Society, Inc., Newland N.C. Wildlife Federation Endowment and Education Fund, Inc., Raleigh Karen Beasley Sea Turtle Rescue and Rehabilitation Center, Surf City The Nature Conservancy/North Carolina Chapter, Durham Burke County Friends For Animals, Morganton Neuse River Foundation, Inc., New Bern The Factory Farming Economic Conversion Project, Durham Pacolet Area Conservancy, Inc., Columbus The Humane Society of Guilford County, Inc., Greensboro Pamlico-Tar River Foundation, Washington Humane Society of Jackson County, Sylva Piedmont Conservation Council, Inc., Burlington Independent Animal Rescue, Inc., Hillsborough Piedmont Land Conservancy, Greensboro N.C. Aquarium Society, Raleigh Pilot View RC&D, Inc., Winston-Salem N.C. Network for Animals, Greensboro Rural Advancement Foundation Intema'tional (RAFI-USA), Pittsboro N.C. Veterinary Medical Foundation, Inc., Raleigh Scenic North Carolina, Inc., Raleigh N.C. Zoological Society, Asheboro The Scrap Exchange, Durham Operation Catnip, Inc., Raleigh The Southern Appalachian Highlands Conservancy, Asheville Outer Banks Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, Kill Devil Southern Environmental Law Center, Chapel Hill Hills Southwestern North Carolina Resource Conservation and Development Pets Are Loving Support, Inc. (P.A.L.S.), Charlotte Council, Waynesville Placing Animals Within Society, Bryson City Triangle Land Conservancy, Raleigh Red Wolf Coalition, Kill Devil Hills Wing Haven Foundation, Charlotte S.A.F.E.Haven for Cats, Raleigh Science and Technology SPCA of Wake County, Inc., Garner Bell Foundation for Affective Environments, Raleigh Environmental Protection, Conservation, and Related Catawba Science Center, Hickory Agricultural Resources Center, Raleigh Colburn Gem and Mineral Museum, Asheville Albemarle RC&D Council, Edenton Council for Study of the Shroud of Turin (CSST), Durham Alliance for a Responsible Swine Industry, Burgaw Discovery Place, Inc., Charlotte American Livestock Breeds Conservancy, Pittsboro Friends of the N.C. State Museum of Natural Sciences, Raleigh Bald Head Island Conservancy, Inc., Bald Head Island The Green River Preserve, Cedar Mountain . ~~~ Botanical Gardens at Asheville, Asheville Imagination Station, Wilson Cape Fear Botanical Garden, Fayetteville N.C. Biotechnology Center, Research Triangle Park ___ Cape Fear Resource Conservation and Development (RC&D), N.C. Museum of Life and Science, Durham Wilmington Natural Science Center of Greensboro, Inc., Greensboro Carolina Farm Stewardship Association, Pittsboro Rhine Research Center, Durham Carolina Recycling Association, Raleigh Science Stars Universe, Winston-Salem Catawba Lands Conservancy, Charlotte SciWorks, Winston-Salem

~~ N.C. Center for Nonprofits Index By General Field N.C. Academy of Family Physicians Foundation, Inc., Raleigh Health N.C. Association of Pharmacists, Chapel Hill N.C. Foundation for Advanced Health Programs, Inc., Raleigh General Health, Rehabilitation, Hospitals, Hospices, N.C. Health and Fitness Foundation, Inc., Raleigh and Other N.C. Medical Society Alliance, Raleigh Access I1 Care of Western North Carolina, Asheville N.C. Medical Society Foundation, Inc., Raleigh Adult Care and Share Center, Inc., Charlotte N.C. Primary Health Care Association, Cary African Medical Mission, Hendersonville N.C. Public Health Association, Raleigh Alamance CARES, Inc., Burlington NorthEast Medical Center Foundation, Concord All Spirits Kindred, Durham Open Door Clinic of Alamance County, Burlington Association of North Carolina Boards of Health, Cary Operation Smile - N.C. Chapter, Greensboro Benchmark Healthcare, Inc., Arden Pardee Hospital Foundation, Hendersonville Better Health of Cumberland County, Inc., Fayetteville Planned Parenthood of the Capital and Coast, Raleigh Buncombe County Medical Society, Asheville Alice Aycock Poe Center for Health Education, Raleigh Caldwell Council on Adolescent Health, Lenoir Prancing Horse, Cameron Caldwell County Hospice, Inc., Lenoir Programs for Accessible Living, Charlotte Cannon-Sloop Healthcare Foundation, Newland Lewis Rathbun Center, Asheville The CARE Clinic, Inc., Fayetteville Ronald McDonald House of Chapel Hill, Chapel Hill Caroliance - Greater Triangle Region, Durham Ronald McDonald House of Durham, Durham Center of Living Home Health and Hospice, Asheboro Ronald McDonald House of Winston-Salem, Inc., Winston-Salem The Cherry Foundation, Inc., Goldsboro Surry Medical Ministries Foundation, Inc., Mount Airy Christian Love Ministries, Murphy Thoms Community Care Foundation, Asheville Community Care Clinic of Rowan County, Salisbury The Vulvar Pain Foundation, Graham Community Health Services, Charlotte Wake Teen Medical Services, Raleigh Congregational Health Network, Carrboro Wilmington Health Access for Teens, Wilmington Davidson Medical Ministries Clinic, Inc., Lexington Mental Health, Substance Abuse, and Related Duplin Home Care and Hospice Foundation, Kenansville Addiction Recovery Care Association, Inc., Winston-Salem Easter Seals North Carolina, Raleigh Alcohol/Drug Council of North Carolina, Durham Filling In The Gaps (FIGS), Raleigh Associates in Christian Counseling, Winston-Salem Foundation for Better Health of Durham, Durham BROAD, INC (Bunn Residents Organized Against Drugs, "It's Not Four Seasons Hospice, Hendersonville Cool"), Bunn Gaston Hospice, Inc., Gastonia The Broughton Foundation, Inc., Morganton The Healing Center, East Bend CareNet, Inc., Winston-Salem Healing With CAARE, Inc., Durham Caring Services, Inc., High Point Healfhy Mothers, Healthy Babies Coalition of Wake County, Raleigh Chemical Dependency Center of Charlotte/Mecklenburg, Charlotte The Home Care Connection, Inc., Pittsboro Coalition for Drug Abuse Prevention, Winston-Salem Hospice and Home Care of Alexander County, Inc., Taylorsville Concern of Durham, Inc., Durham Hospice at Greensboro, Inc., Greensboro DREAM Center, Inc., Whiteville Hospice for the Carolinas, Inc., Raleigh F.I.R.S.T., Inc., Winston-Salem Hospice of McDowell County, Inc., Marion Families CAN, Inc., Raleigh Hospice of Rockingham County, Inc., Wenhvorth The Foundation of Hope for Research and Treatment of Mental Illness, Hospice of Rutherford County, Inc., Forest City Raleigh Hospice of Winston-Salem/Forsyth County, Inc., Winston-Salem Gaston-Lincoln Services, Inc., Gastonia Hot Springs Health Program, Inc., Mars Hill Hope Haven, Inc., Charlotte Hugh Chatham Memorial Hospital Foundation, Elkin The Mental Health Association in Forsyth County, Inc., Winston-Salem Imagine, Raleigh Mental Health Association in Greensboro Inc., Greensboro .~ IPAS, Chapel Hill Mental Health Association in Orange County, Chapel Hill Med Assist of Mecklenburg, Charlotte Mental Health Association in Pitt County, Greenville MERCI Clinic, Inc., New Bern The Mental Health Fund, Hickory Mobile Health Outreach, Inc., Charlotte Mountain Center For Substance Abuse Prevention, Asheville Moore Regional Hospital Foundation, Pinehurst N.C. Council of Community MH-DD-SA Programs, Raleigh Mountain Area Hospice Foundation, Inc., Asheville N.C. Pharmacist Recovery Network, Inc., Winston-Salem Musicians Health Care Initiative, Mebane N.C. Physicians Health Program, Raleigh

N.C. Center for Nonprofits Index By General Field N.C. Psychological Foundation, Raleigh Juvenile Diabetes Foundation, Triangle Chapter, Raleigh NAMI North Carolina, Raleigh Learning Disabilities Association of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Orange-Person-Chatham Foundation for Mental Health, Carrboro March of Dimes Birth Defects Foundation, Eastern North Carolina The Palmer Drug Prevention Program of Robeson County, Lumberton Chapter, Raleigh Pavillon Foundation, Greensboro Myasthenia Gravis Foundation-Carolinas Chapter, Durham Prodigals Community, Winston-Salem N.C. Depressive and Manic Depressive Association, Raleigh Remmsco, Inc., Reidsville National Federation of the Blind of North Carolina, Raleigh The Restoration Center of Love, Inc., Wilson National Multiple Sclerosis Society, Central North Carolina Chapter, SouthLight, Raleigh Greensboro Threshold (Durham County Advocates For The Mentally Ill), Durham National Multiple Sclerosis Society, Eastern North Carolina Chapter, Raleigh Triangle Residential Options for Substance Abusers (TROSA),Durham Piedmont HIV Health Care Consortium, Durham Trinity Center, Inc., Winston-Salem Pitt County AIDS Services Organization (PICASO),Greenville Specific Diseases and Disorders Prevent Blindness North Carolina, Raleigh AIDS Care Service, Inc, Winston-Salem Residential Services, Inc., Carrboro AIDS Community Residence Association, Durham Residential Support Services, Inc., Charlotte AIDS Leadership Foothills-Area Alliance, Hickory Sickle Cell Disease Association of America - Eastern N.C. Chapter, AIDS Service Agency of North Carolina, Inc., Raleigh Jacksonville Alzheimer's Association - Carolina Piedmont Chapter, Charlotte Tammy Lynn Center for Developmental Disabilities, Raleigh Alzheimer's Association - Eastern N.C. Chapter, Raleigh Triad Health Project, Greensboro Alzheimer's Association, Western N.C. Chapter, Asheville Triangle AIDS Interfaith Network, Durham American Cancer Society, Raleigh United Methodist Agency for the Retarded-Western North Carolina, American Lung Association of North Carolina, Raleigh Charlotte American Social Health Association, Research Triangle Park Western Carolina Center Foundation, Inc., Morganton Association for Retarded Citizens of Greensboro, Inc., Greensboro Western North Carolina AIDS Project, Asheville Autism Foundation of North Carolina Inc., Raleigh Autism Society of Cumberland County, Fayetteville Human Services Autism Society of North Carolina, Inc., Raleigh Aging Avery Association for Exceptional Citizens, Inc., Newland 1,dptist AIDS Partnership of North Carolina, Wake Forest Adult Center for Enrichment, Inc., Greensboro Beaufort County AIDS Network, Washington Alamance Eldercare, Inc., Burlington BEGINNINGS for Parents of Children Who are Deaf or Hard of Ashe Services for Aging, West Jefferson Hearing, Inc., Raleigh Baptist Retirement Homes of North Carolina, Inc., Winston-Salem Black Mountain Center Foundation, Black Mountain Charles House Association, Carrboro Brain Injury Association of N.C., Raleigh Chatham County Council on Aging, Pittsboro Cancer Services Inc., Winston-Salem Council for Senior Citizens, Durham Cape Fear Regional Center for the Blind, Fayetteville Council On Aging/Shelby, Shelby The CFIDS Association of America, Inc., Charlotte The Enrichment Center, Inc./Sanford, Sanford The Children's Center, Winston-Salem Friends of the Chapel Hill Senior Center, Chapel Hill Cleft Palate Foundation, Chapel Hill A Helping Hand, Chapel Hill Cornucopia House, Chapel Hill Heritage Hills Mature Life Development Center, Inc., Sylva Crohn's and Colitis Foundation-N.C. Chapter, Raleigh Johnston County Council On Aging, Smithfield Cued Speech Center, Inc., Raleigh The Catherine Kennedy Home, Wilmington Eastern N.C. HIV/AIDS Consortium, Greenville Legal Services for the Elderly, Inc., Charlotte Eastern Triad HIV Consortium, Burlington Lenoir County Council on Aging, Kinston Fibromyalgia Association of N.C., Cary The Life Center of Davidson County, Lexington The Firefighters' Burned Children Fund, Inc., Charlotte Lutheran Services for the Aging, Inc., Salisbury Greensboro Cerebral Palsy Association, Inc., Greensboro The Masonic and Eastern Star Home of North Carolina, Inc., Group Homes for the Autistic, Inc., Albemarle Greensboro William Max Hemphill Foundation, Inc., Morganton Meals on Wheels of Rocky Mount, Inc., Rocky Mount Hilltop Home, Raleigh Montgomery County Council on Aging, Inc., Troy HIV/AIDS Council of Chatham, Pittsboro N.C. Association of Non-Profit Homes for the Aging, Raleigh House of Mercy, Inc., Belmont N.C. Senior Games, Inc., Raleigh Pender Adult Services, Inc., Burgaw

N.C. Center for Nonprofits Index By General Field Randolph County Senior Adults Association Inc., Asheboro Chowan/Gates/Perquimams Partnership for Children, Tyner Resources For Seniors, Inc., Raleigh Cleveland County Partnership for Children, Shelby Senior PHARMAssist, Durham Council for Children, Inc., Charlotte Senior Services, Inc., Winston-Salem Crossnore School, Inc., Crossnore Seniors Call to Action Team, Inc., Fayetteville Cumberland County Partnership for Children, Fayetteville Shepherd's Center of Charlotte, Inc., Charlotte Lucy Daniels Center for Early Childhood, Cary The Shepherd's Center of Greater Winston-Salem, Winston-Salem Davidson County Smart Start, Inc., Lexington Shepherd's Center of Greensboro, Greensboro Down East Partnership for Children, Rocky Mount Shepherd's Center of Kernersville, Kernersville Duplin County Partnership For Children, Kenansville United Services for Older Adults, Greensboro Durham Companions, Durham Well-Spring Retirement Community, Inc., Greensboro Durham Council for Infants and Young Children With Special Needs, Durham Children and Youth Development, Child Care, and Durham Day Care Council, Inc., Durham Child Welfare Durham's Partnership for Children, Durham A.B.C.D. (Association for the Benefit of Child Development), Elon Homes for Children, Elon College Winston-Salem Exceptional Children's Assistance Center, Davidson Access Care, Durham Exchange Club Center for Prevention of Child Abuse, Raleigh Adults Working and Advocating for Kids' Empowerment, Sylva EXODUS for Youth, Inc., Ahoskie Alamance Partnership for Children, Inc., Burlington Fascinate-U Children's Museum/Friends of the Parks Foundation, Alexander Children's Center, Charlotte Fayetteville Alliance for Children and Youth, Inc., Gastonia Fayetteville Community Child Developmental Council, Inc., Fayettevi Anson County Partnership for Children, Wadesboro Forsyth Early Childhood Partnership, Winston-Salem Ashe County Partnership for Children, West Jefferson Girl Scout Council of Coastal Carolina, Inc., Goldsboro Asheville Tourists Children's Fund, Asheville Girl Scout Council of the Catawba Valley Area, Inc., Hickory Avery County Partnership for Children, Newland Girls Incorporated, Wilmington Baptist Children's Homes of North Carolina, Inc., Thomasville Halifax-Warren Smart Start Partnership for Children, Halifax Beaufort County Partnership for Children, Washington Hertford County Partnership for Children, Inc., Murfreesboro Benson Children's Home, Benson Hoke County Partnership for Children and Families, Raeford Bertie County Partnership for Children, Windsor House of Hope of North Carolina, Clayton Best Choice Center, Winston-Salem Infant/Toddler Center of First Baptist Church Incorporated, Raleigh Black Child Development Institute of Greensboro, Inc., Greensboro Iredell County Partnership for Young Children, Statesville Blue Marble, A Children's Center for Design and Invention, Chapel Hill Kids Together, Inc., Cary Boone Cooperative Preschool, Boone Kidz Can!, Inc., Charlotte Boyscamp, Winston-Salem Learning Together, Inc., Raleigh Lucy Ann Boddie Brewer Boys and Girls Club, Rocky Mount Lenoir/Greene Partnership for Children, Kinston Burke County Partnership for Children, Morganton Loaves and Fishes Ministry, Inc., Raleigh Caldwell Friends, Inc., Lenoir Love-N-Care Child Development Center, Newton Caldwell Residential Services, Inc., Lenoir Make-A-Wish Foundation of Central and Western North Carolina, Inc Caswell County Partnership for Children, Yanceyville Greensboro Catawba County Partnership for Children, Hickory Making It Up Stream, Greensboro Chatham County Partnership for Children, Pittsboro The Masonic Home for Children at Oxford, Oxford Chatham County Together, Pittsboro Mecklenburg Council on Adolescent Pregnancy, Charlotte Child Advocacy Commission, Wilmington Mitchell-Yancey Partnership for Children, Burnsville Child Care Advocates for Response and Empowerment (CARE), Inc., Mountain Youth Resources, Inc., Sylva Smithfield N.C. Child Advocacy Institute, Raleigh Child Care Connections, Inc. of Moore County, Southern Pines N.C. Child Care Resource and Referral Network, Chapel Hill Child Care Directions Inc., Laurinburg N.C. Foundation for Public School Children, Raleigh Child Care Networks Inc., Pittsboro The N.C. Healthy Start Foundation, Raleigh Child Care Resource and Referral of Alamance, Burlington N.C. Lambda Youth Network, Durham Child Care Resources, Inc., Charlotte N.C. Partnership for Children, Inc., Raleigh Children and Youth Partnership for Dare County, Nags Head N.C. State University, Department of 4-H Youth Development, Raleigl- Children's Council of Watauga County, Boone Nazareth Children's Home, Inc., Rockwell The Children's Home Society of North Carolina, Inc., Greensboro Neighborhood Youth Leadership Inc., Southern Pines Children's Services Network, Charlotte

N.C. Center for Nonprofits Index Bv General Field New Hanover County Partnership for Children, Wilmington Calvary Ministries of the Westend Community, Inc., Durham Northampton Partnership for Children, Jackson Christian Community in Action, Cary Northwest Child Development Council, Winston-Salem CONTACT Helpline of the Triad, Winston-Salem Oak Ranch, Inc., Sanford Cooperative Community Ministry, Thomasville Onslow County Partnership for Children, Jacksonville Crisis Assistance Ministry (of Charlotte), Charlotte Orange County Partnership for Young Children, Chapel Hill Crisis Assistance Ministry (of Gastonia), Gastonia Pamlico Partnership for Children, Inc., Bayboro Crisis Control Ministry, Winston-Salem Partners for Children and Families, Inc., Southern Pines Crossroads: Sexual Assault Response and Resource Center, Burlingtor Pines of Carolina Girl Scout Council, Raleigh East Burke Christian Ministries, Hildebran Prevent Child Abuse North Carolina, Raleigh Eastern Catawba Cooperative Christian Ministry, Inc., Newton Region A Partnership for Children, Inc., Sylva Friend to Friend, Carthage The Relatives, Inc., Charlotte Good Shepherd Ministries of Wilmington, Inc., Wilmington Robeson County Partnership for Children, Lumberton Grace of God Rescue Mission, Forest City Rowan Partnership for Children, Inc./Smart Start, Salisbury Greater Hickory Cooperative Christian Ministry, Hickory Sandhills Children's Center, Southern Pines The Healing Place, Inc., Hendersonville The Scarborough Nursery School, Inc., Durham Helpline of Carteret County, Inc., Morehead City The Shepherd's Mission, Inc., Durham High Point Childwatch, Inc., High Point Sipe's Orchard Home, Conover HopeLine, Inc., Raleigh Smart Start of Mecklenburg County/The Mecklenburg Partnership for Interfaith Assistance Ministry, Hendersonville Children, Charlotte John M. Jordan Foundation, Saxapahaw Smart Start Technical Assistance Center, Winston-Salem Mental Health Association and Helpline in Randolph, Inc., Asheboro Southwestern Child Development Commission, Inc., Webster N.C. Interfaith Disaster Response, Ayden Stanly County Partnership for Children, Albemarle Onslow Community Ministries, Inc., Jacksonville Stokes Partnership for Children, Walnut Cove Orange Congregations In Mission, Hillsborough Surry County Early Childhood Partnership, Inc., Mount Airy Raleigh Baptist Association, Church/Community Ministries, Raleigh Tarheel Triad Girl Scout Council, Inc., Colfax Reaching Avery Ministries, Newland Temple Beth Or Preschool, Raleigh Sampson Crisis Center Incorporated, Clinton Thompson Children's Home, Charlotte Shelter Home of Caldwell County, Inc., Lenoir TKT Family Resources, Inc., Rocky Mount Steps to HOPE, Inc., Columbus Tuttle Community Center, Raleigh Swannanoa Valley Christian Ministry, Black Mountain United Child Development Services, Inc., Greensboro Thermal Belt Outreach Ministry, Inc., Columbus VisionsWork Youth Services, Inc., Winston-Salem United Christian Ministries of Jackson County, Inc., Sylva Volunteers for Youth, Inc., Carrboro Volunteer Families for Children of North Carolina, Inc., Raleigh Wake County Smart Start, Raleigh Wake Interfaith Hospitality Network, Raleigh Washington County Child Advocacy Council, Inc., Plymouth Western Wake Crisis Ministries, Apex Wayne Child Care Resource and Referral, Goldsboro Families We Care Outreach, Fayetteville Ada Jenkins Families and Careers Development Center, Davidson Western North Carolina Child Advocacy and Prevention Services, Inc., American Children's Home, Lexington Asheville Armed Services YMCA, Camp Lejeune Branch, Midway Park White Plains Childrens Center Incorporated, Cary Bridging The Gap of Eastern Carolina, Inc., Rocky Mount Wilkes Community Partnership for Children, Wilkesboro Brunswick Family Assistance Agency, Inc., Supply Wilkes One-On-One/Friends of Youth Program, North Wilkesboro Caring for Children, Inc., Asheville Wilmington Children's Museum, Wilmington Carolina Adoption Services, Greensboro Yahweh Center, Wilmington Caswell Center Foundation, Inc., Kinston The Youth Civic Club, Inc., Atkinson Christian Adoption Services, Inc., Matthews Youth Empowerment Project, Forest City Community Link, Program of Travelers Aid Society, Charlotte Youth Opportunities, Inc., Winston-Salem Cumberland County CommuniCare, Fayetteville Youth Quest, Inc., Roanoke Rapids Edgemont Community Center, Inc., Durham Crisis Assistance Eliada Homes, Inc., Asheville Asheville-Buncombe Community Christian Ministry, Asheville Exchange/SCAN Center, Statesville The Bethesda Center, Winston-Salem Family Care Center of Catawba Valley, Inc., Hickory Burke United Christian Ministries, Morganton The Family Center, Brevard Cabarrus Cooperative Christian Ministry, Concord

N.C. Center for Nonprofits Index By General Field Family Counseling Service of Durham, Inc., Durham The Arc of Durham County, Durham Family Crisis Center, Asheboro Arc of Forsyth County, Winston-Salem Family Life Council, Greensboro Arc of High Point, NC, High Point Family Resources of Rutherford Co., Inc., Spindale ARC of Lenoir County, Inc., Kinston Family Service of the Piedmont, Greensboro The Arc of North Carolina, Inc., Raleigh Family Service, Inc., Gastonia The Arc of Orange County, Chapel Hill Family Services Center of Buncombe County, Inc., Asheville Arc of Stanly County, Inc., Albemarle

Family Services of Davidson County, Lexington The Arc of Union County, Inc., Monroe ~- Family Services of the Lower Cape Fear, Inc., Wilmington The Arc of Wake County, Raleigh Family Services, Inc., Winston-Salem Beaufort County Developmental Center Inc., Washington Family Support Network of Orange, Durham, and Chatham Counties, Capital Area YMCA, Raleigh Durham Carolina Cross Connection, Lincolnton First in Families of Mecklenburg County, Charlotte Catholic Diocese of Charlotte, Charlotte Foster Parent Association of Wilkes, Inc., North Wilkesboro Catholic Social Ministries of the Diocese of Raleigh, Inc., Raleigh Genesis Home, Durham Center for Volunteer Caregiving, Cary Greene Lamp, Inc., Snow Hill Community Partnerships, Inc., Raleigh Haven House Services, Raleigh Concerned Citizens of Tillery, Tillery Institute for Fatherhood Education and Training, Inc., Durham Dulatown Outreach Center Incorporated, Lenoir KARE, Inc. (Kids Advocacy Resource Effort), Waynesville The Enrichment Center, Inc., Winston-Salem Kids Inter-Disciplinary Services, Inc., Franklin Episcopal Farmworker Ministry, Newton Grove Methodist Home for Children, Raleigh Family YMCA, Goldsboro Northern Moore Family Resource Center, Robbins Fayetteville Urban Ministry, Fayetteville Orelena Hawks Puckett Institute, Inc., Morganton Foscoe Grandfather Community Center, Banner Elk The Parenting Place of the Exchange Clubs, Wilmington Friends of Orange County Department of Social Services, Hillsborougl SAFEchild, Raleigh Greensboro Education and Development Council, Inc., Greensboro Triangle Family Services, Raleigh Guilford Native American Association, Inc., Greensboro Uplift, Inc., Greensboro Haliwa-Saponi Tribe, Inc., Hollister Work/Family Resource Center, Inc., Winston-Salem Help Make A Difference Foundation, Inc., Louisburg Food, Nutrition, Agriculture Holy Angels, Inc., Belmont Hospitality House of Asheville, Inc., Asheville The Food Bank of Coastal Carolina, Wilmington Human Service Alliance /University for Human Goodness, Food Bank of North Carolina, Raleigh Winston-Salem Hickory Soup Kitchen, Inc., Hickory The Human Services Institute, Greensboro Inter-Faith Food Shuttle, Raleigh Institute of Cultural Affairs at Greensboro, Greensboro MAGIC Community Gardens, Asheville Inter-Faith Council for Social Service, Chapel Hill MANNA Food Bank, Asheville L.I.F.E. Center, Inc., Concord Meals on Wheels of Wake County, Inc., Raleigh Life Plan Trust, Raleigh Moveable Feast, Cary Lutheran Family Services in the Carolinas, Raleigh Second Harvest Food Bank of Metrolina, Charlotte Macon Program for Progress, Inc., Franklin Second Harvest Food Bank of Northwest North Carolina, Mitchell County Shepherds Staff, Inc., Spruce Pine Winston-Salem Mount Gilead, Inc., Durham Human Services: Multi-Purpose and Other N.C. Adult Day Services Association, Fuquay-Varina Adolescent Pregnancy Prevention Coalition of North Carolina, Chapel N.C. Association of County Directors of Social Services, Raleigh Hill N.C. Peace Corps Association, Raleigh Adolescent Pregnancy Prevention Council of Rowan County, Inc., N.C. Psychoanalytic Foundation, Chapel Hill Salisbury Neighbors In Ministry of Winston-Salem, Inc., Winston-Salem The Advocacy for the Poor, Winston-Salem Occaneechi Band of the Saponi Nation, Inc., Mebane Albemarle Hopeline (Camden, Currituck, Pasquotank Task Force on Open Door Ministries of High Point, High Point Crimes Against, Elizabeth City Opportunity, Inc., Laurinburg Albemarle Manna, Elizabeth City Pan Lutheran Ministries, Raleigh Allied Churches of Alamance County, Inc., Burlington Partnerships in Assistive Technology, Raleigh The Arc of Alamance County, Burlington Passage Home, Inc., Raleigh The Arc of Cabarrus County, Concord Pathways For The Future, Inc., Sylva The Arc of Cumberland County, Fayetteville

N.C. Center for Nonprofits Index By General Field Peggy Crosby Community Service Center, Highlands CVAN Women's Program, Concord Ralph Scott Lifeservices, Burlington Domestic Violence and Rape Crisis Center of Scotland County, Rouse's Group Home, Inc., Stoneville Laurinburg Rowan Helping Ministries, Salisbury Domestic Violence Shelter and Services, Inc., Wilmington Rowan Homes, Inc., Salisbury Families First, Inc., Whiteville St. Julia Community Advocacy, Siler City Family Abuse Services of Alamance County, Inc., Burlington St. Marks Incorporated, Charlotte Family Violence and Rape Crisis Services, Inc., Pittsboro St. Mary Social Ministry, Wilmington Florence Crittenton Services, Charlotte Swain/Qualla SAFE, Inc., Bryson City Foundation of N.C. Federation of Business and Professional Women ~ Clubs, Inc., Carrboro Tarboro Community Outreach, Tarboro Time Out Youth, Charlotte Hannah's Place, Inc., Roanoke Rapids Tom A. Finch Community YMCA, Thomasville Harbor, Inc., Smithfield Haven In Lee County, Inc., Sanford Triangle Community Works!, Raleigh HELP, Incorporated: Center Against Violence, Wentworth The Urban Ministries of Raleigh, Inc., Raleigh VETNET IN EARTHWORKS, New Bern Helpmate of Madison, Inc., Marshall Volunteer Outreach Center, Boone Helpmate, Inc., Asheville Interact, Raleigh Wake County Opportunities, Inc., Raleigh Lincoln County Coalition Against Domestic Violence, Lincolnton Winston-Salem Downtown Church Center, Winston-Salem Winston-Salem Urban League, Winston-Salem Mainstay, Inc., Hendersonville The YMCA of Greater Charlotte, Charlotte Mitchell County Safe Place, Inc., Spruce Pine My Sister's House, Inc., Rocky Mount YMCA of Greater High Point, High Point YWCA of Asheville, Asheville N.C. Coalition Against Domestic Violence, Durham YWCA of Rocky Mount, Rocky Mount N.C. Coalition Against Sexual Assault, Raleigh YWCA of the Central Carolinas, Charlotte N.C. Equity, Raleigh Orange County Rape Crisis Center, Chapel Hill YWCA of Wake County, Raleigh YWCA of Wilmington, Wilmington Orange/Durham Coalition for Battered Women, Durham Pregnancy Life Care Center, Raleigh Public Safety, Emergency Response and Preparedness Pregnancy Support Center, Salisbury Moore County Equine Emergency Response Unit, Pinehurst Pregnancy Support Services, Durham Special Operations Response Team, Inc., Winston-Salem Rape Crisis Center of Catawba County, Inc., Hickory Recreation and Sports Rape Crisis Center, Inc., Asheville Albemarle Recreation Center, Edenton Rape Crisis of Durham, Inc., Durham Carolina Regional Volleyball Association, Clemmons Rape Crisis Volunteers of Cumberland County, Fayetteville Carolina United Soccer Club, Hillsborough REACH of Haywood County, Inc., Waynesville FENCE, Tryon REACH of Jackson County, Sylva The G-WIS Foundation, Cary REACH of Macon County, Inc., Franklin Horse Feathers of North Carolina, Inc., Winston-Salem Reach Out Crisis Pregnancy Center, Inc., Gulf horsePOWER, Inc., Colfax Resource Center for Women and Ministry in the South, Inc., Durham Kopper Top Therapeutic Riding Center, Gibsonville Safe Haven of Pender, Burgaw Lutheridge/Lutherock Ministries, Inc., Arden SAFE Inc., Brevard N.C. Amateur Sports, Research Triangle Park Safe Space, Inc., Louisburg N.C. Recreation and Park Society, Inc., Raleigh Single Women With Children Organization, Inc., Raleigh N.C. Youth Soccer Association, Greensboro Sisterhood Agenda, Inc., Durham Riverwood Therapeutic Riding Center, Tobaccoville Sonshine Haven Inc., Hillsborough Surry Women's Shelter, Inc., Dobson Special Olympics North Carolina, Raleigh ~ Triangle Flying Disc Association, Raleigh Tri-County Women's Resource Center, Inc., Mount Airy . ~~~~~ Winston-SalemlForsyth County Council on the Status of Women, Women, Domestic Violence, and Sexual Assault Winston-Salem Caswell Family Violence Prevention Program, Yanceyville WITHIT, High Point __ Charlotte Pregnancy Care Center, Charlotte The Women's Center, Chapel Hill Christian Life Home, Raleigh Women's Center of Fayetteville, Fayetteville Coastal Women's Shelter, Inc., New Bern Women's Center of Wake County, Raleigh Craven County Council On Women, Inc., New Bern Women's Resource Center (Hickory), Hickory

N.C. Center for Nonprofits Index Bv General Field Women's Resource Center (in Greensboro), Greensboro Executive Service Corps of the Greater Triangle, Durham Women's Resource Center in Alamance County, Burlington A.E. Finley Foundation, Inc., Raleigh Womenfolk Unlimited, Rockingham Ruth Z. Fleishman Foundation, Durham Work Transition Center for Women, Durham A.J. Fletcher Foundation, Raleigh Foundation For The Carolinas, Charlotte International, Foreign Affairs, and GFWC of North Carolina, Inc., Raleigh The Glaxo Wellcome Foundation, Inc., Research Triangle Park Related James G. Hanes Memorial Fund/Foundation, Winston-Salem Ethiopian Organization of North Carolina, Knightdale High Country United Way, Boone International Visitors Council, Research Triangle Park The Howard Perry and Walston Foundation, Raleigh Latin American Association of North Carolina, Raleigh The Janirve Foundation, Asheville N.C. Center for International Understanding, Raleigh Junior League of Asheville, Inc., Asheville Scottish Heritage USA, Inc., Pinehurst Junior League of Durham and Orange Counties, Inc., Durham Students For Students International, Chapel Hill Junior League of Fayetteville, Fayetteville World Care Organization (Ministry), Dallas Junior League of Raleigh, Inc., Raleigh The Lance Foundation, Charlotte MutuaVMembership Benefit Organizations Brent Milgrom Family Foundation, Charlotte Commodity Resources Exchange, Rocky Mount The Ministry Incubator, Raleigh Mooresville-South Iredell United Way, Mooresville Public and Societal Benefit N.C. Association of Volunteer Administration, Raleigh Consumer Protection and Assistance N.C. Center for Nonprofits, Raleigh American Credit Counselors Corp. (ACCC), Huntersville N.C. Community Foundation, Inc., Raleigh Consumer Credit Counseling Service of Forsyth County, Inc., N.C. Community Shares, Durham Winston-Salem N.C. Life Underwriters Foundation, Raleigh Consumer Credit Counseling Service of Western N.C., Inc., Asheville N.C. National Guard Association Educational Foundation, Raleigh Native Americans In Philanthropy, Lumberton Consumer Education Services, Inc., Raleigh ~ Credit Education Services of America, Inc., Cary Outer Banks Community Foundation, Kill Devil Hills Medical Review of North Carolina, Inc., Raleigh The Parker Foundation, Charlotte Kate B. Reynolds Charitable Trust, Winston-Salem Philanthropy, Workplace Giving, Volunteerism, 2. Smith Reynolds Foundation, Inc., Winston-Salem Nonprofit Sector RTPHome, Cary Mary Reynolds Babcock Foundation, Winston-Salem Sisters of Mercy of North Carolina Foundation, Inc., Charlotte Bank of America Foundation, Charlotte Tannenbaum-Sternberger Foundation, Greensboro Beaufort County United Way, Washington Josiah Charles Trent Memorial Foundation, Inc., Durham The Mary Duke Biddle Foundation, Durham Triangle Community Foundation, Research Triangle Park The Blumenthal Foundation, Charlotte Triangle United Way, Research Triangle Park Kathleen Price Bryan Family Fund, Greensboro United Way of Asheville and Buncombe County, Asheville Burroughs Wellcome Fund, Research Triangle Park United Way of Central Carolinas, Inc., Charlotte The Cannon Foundation, Inc., Concord United Way of Chatham County, Inc., Pittsboro Cape Fear Community Foundation, Wilmington United Way of Forsyth County, Inc., Winston-Salem CCB Foundation, Inc., Durham United Way of Gaston County, Inc., Gastonia The Cemala Foundation, Inc., Greensboro United Way of Greater Greensboro, Inc., Greensboro Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, Greensboro United Way of Greater High Point, High Point Community Foundation of Henderson County, Inc., Hendersonville United Way of Henderson County, Inc., Hendersonville Community Foundation of Western North Carolina, Asheville United Way of Moore County, Inc., Southern Pines Marion Stedman Covington Foundation, Greensboro United Way of North Carolina, Raleigh CP&L Foundation, Raleigh United Way of Pitt County, Greenville Cumberland Community Foundation, Inc., Fayetteville United Way of Randolph County, Inc., Asheboro Lucy Daniels Foundation, Cary United Way of Rutherford County, Inc., Spindale The Duke Endowment, Charlotte United Way of Wilkes County, Inc., North Wilkesboro The Duke Energy Foundation, Charlotte United Way of Yancey County, Burnsville The Durham Merchants Association Charitable Foundation, Durham Volunteer Center of Greater Durham, Durham Environmental Federation of North Carolina, Durham The Volunteer Center of Greensboro, Inc., Greensboro

N.C. Center for Nonprofits Index Bv General Field The Wachovia Foundation, Inc., Winston-Salem N.C. Justice and Community Development Center, Inc., Raleigh D. Michael Warner Foundation, Research Triangle Park N.C. Occupational Safety and Health Project, Durham Weaver Foundation, Greensboro N.C. Student Rural Health Coalition, Durham The Winston-Salem Foundation, Winston-Salem The National Conference for Community and Justice, Charlotte Yadkin County United Way, Yadkinville The People's Alliance Fund, Durham Public Policy, Law-Related, Mediation Southerners for Economic Justice, Inc., Durham Student Action with Farmworkers, Durham Alamance County Dispute Settlement Center, Burlington Wayne Action Group for Economic Solvency (WAGES), Goldsboro

Cabarrus County Mediation Center, Inc., Concord ~ Carolina Legal Assistance, Raleigh Social Sciences Central Carolina Legal Service, Inc., Greensboro Service Organizations: Planning & Evaluation, Chapel Hill The Children's Law Center, Charlotte Common Sense Foundation, Raleigh Religion-Related Democracy South, Chapel Hill Beth Israel Federated Charities, Fayetteville Dispute Settlement Center of Cape Fear, Inc., Wilmington Carolina Agency for Jewish Education, Charlotte East Central Community Legal Services, Raleigh Carolina Bible College of Fayetteville, Inc., Fayetteville The Legal Aid Society of Northwest North Carolina, Inc., Christian Ministry Of Lincoln County, Inc., Lincolnton Winston-Salem Christmount Christian Assembly, Black Mountain Legal Services of North Carolina, Raleigh Cragmont FWB Assembly, Inc., Black Mountain Legal Services of Southern Piedmont, Inc., Charlotte Duke University, Center for Jewish Life at Duke University, Durham The Mediation Center, Asheville Equip, Inc., Marion Mediation Network of North Carolina, Chapel Hill First Missionary Baptist Church, New Bern Mediation Services of Wake County, Inc., Raleigh Greensboro Urban Ministry, Greensboro Mountain Dispute Settlement Center, Bryson City Holy Ground, Inc., Asheville N.C. Center for Public Policy Research, Raleigh JAARS, Inc., Waxhaw N.C. Legal Education Assistance Foundation (NC LEAF), Raleigh Kadampa Center, Cary Orange County Dispute Settlement Center, Carrboro Life-Changing Christian Outreach, Rocky Mount Pamlico Sound Legal Services, New Bern Moravian Church in America, Southern Province, Winston-Salem Public/Societal Benefit N.C. Council of Churches, Raleigh Bioethics Resource Group, Charlotte N.C. District Council Assemblies of God, Inc., Selma Catholic Conference Center, Hickory N.C. Hillel Foundation, Chapel Hill Center for Peace Education, Carrboro New Directions, Charlotte Institute of Government Foundation, Inc., Chapel Hill New Life, Inc. /Aqueduct Conference Center, Chapel Hill The Interfaith Alliance of Wake County, Raleigh Pinnacle Ministries, Inc., Montreat League of Women Voters of North Carolina, Raleigh Regal Ventures, Inc., Kings Mountain Marion Airport Commission, Inc., Marion Rescue America Ministries, Hickory MDC, Inc., Chapel Hill Resort Area Ministries, Boone Mothers Against Drunk Driving, Raleigh stone circles, Durham N.C. Public Allies, Durham The Valle Crucis Conference Center, Valle Crucis N.C. Society for Ethical Culture, Chapel Hill Wilson's Chapel Church, Durham Opportunity House, Inc., Hendersonville World Aid Outreach Inc., Charlotte Rural Southern Voice for Peace, Burnsville Triangle J Council of Governments, Research Triangle Park We Create Miracles, Durham Social Action, Civil RightdLiberties, Advocacy American Civil Liberties Union of North Carolina Legal Foundation, Raleigh Court Watch of North Carolina, Inc., Greensboro Equality North Carolina Project, Raleigh Institute for Southern Studies, Durham Kids Voting Wake County, Raleigh Land Loss Prevention Project, Durham N.C. Fair Share, Raleigh

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