January 2024 Partner of the Month – Jean Gross
We are thrilled to present our first Partner of the Month for 2024 – a remarkable individual, Jean Gross. Jean has been an integral part of the CASA community for an impressive 11 years. Her journey began as a dedicated donor, and over the years, she has evolved into...
How You Can Help a Nonprofit Through Donations
Raleigh nonprofits like CASA serve our community by addressing critical issues for citizens in need. The lifeblood of Raleigh and Chapel Hill nonprofits is the generosity of donors. Financial contributions are often the primary source of funding for nonprofits, and...
2023 Fall Fundraiser Wrap Up
On September 21st at the historic Merrimon-Wynne House in downtown Raleigh, we were joined by 37 sponsors and 200 individuals from our community to create a night of support, awareness, and hope. We came together under the string lights and setting sun in downtown...August Partner of the Month: the Disabled American Veterans Charitable Service Trust
Celebrate with us as we proudly introduce our esteemed Partner of the Month for August 2023, the Disabled American Veterans Charitable Service Trust! We are thrilled to acknowledge and commend their unwavering dedication to the cause of increasing affordable housing...
Housing Facts Every Resident Should Know— Stopping Homelessness in Raleigh, NC
Did you know? Data from the National Association of Home Builders/Wells Fargo Housing Opportunity Index has found that the median home price has risen 30% over the past decade, doubling the average rise in American income nationwide. This, coupled with rising...Recent Posts
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