Impact Alamance Invests $150,000 in Community Projects
BURLINGTON, N.C., JUNE 14, 2022 – As part of its ongoing commitment to strengthen the county’s grid of resources, Impact Alamance awarded $150,000 into local nonprofit organizations through the Progress and Enhancement Fund, formerly known as the Community Health Fund. A total of seven community agencies were funded. “Impact Alamance is committed to serving our […]
Rich Harwood Brings Healing and Hope To Unleash the Potential of Alamance County
Renowned Speaker, Author, and Innovator Rich Harwood Brings Healing and Hope To Unleash the Potential of Alamance County May 5,2022 (Burlington, NC) – Impact Alamance will welcome Richard C. Harwood, renowned speaker, author, and President and Founder of The Harwood Institute for Public Innovation, to Ebenezer United Church of Christ on May 12, 2022, at […]
ABSS celebrates restoration of historic McCray School
By Mebane Enterprise Posted October 27, 2021 A ceremony was held on Monday, October 25 to mark the completion of the McCray School restoration, as well as to announce a second phase of improvements and additions to the historic one-room schoolhouse located in northern Alamance County. Restoration of the McCray School began in early May. […]
Mebane Adopts Health in All Policies Resolution
The City of Mebane adopted a resolution during the October city council meeting that states the city and its staff will abide by Health in All Policies standards when making decisions that can have an effect on public health. The American Public Health Association defines Health in All Policies as “a collaborative approach to improving […]
Impact Alamance Responds to Sustained Needs Presented by the Pandemic
The continual effects of the COVID-19 pandemic are being felt throughout our county. For some, conditions are more taxing now than at the onset. Due to the sustained challenges facing our residents and the nonprofits working to serve them, Impact Alamance’s Board of Directors approved $170,000 to address ongoing needs presented by the pandemic. “The […]
2019 Annual Report
We are excited to share our 2019 annual report with you. Our timing is a bit delayed this year, as we have been working over the past months to provide rapid response COVID relief, supporting essential agencies working to serve those most impacted in our County. Before you open our report, we would like to […]
Impact Alamance gives $320,000 to agencies coping with pandemic
By Times-News Posted October 8, 2020 at 3:20 a.m. Impact Alamance has given $320,000 to six organizations to fill in the gaps left as Alamance County struggles with the coronavirus pandemic. “While the pandemic has affected everyone, vulnerable populations have been disproportionately affected by both the virus and economic consequences of the shutdown,” Impact Alamance […]
Impact Alamance allocates all grant funding to COVID-19
By Times-News Posted June 19, 2020 at 12:17 PM Impact Alamance has shifted the remainder of its grant funding for 2020 to respond to community needs created by the COVID-19 crisis and allocated the funding to nonprofits, food banks and more. This month, the Impact Alamance Board of Directors voted to allocate $190,000 to address […]
Impact Alamance donates $50,000 for United Way’s COVID-19 relief fund
By Times-News Posted Apr 15, 2020 at 2:44 PM Impact Alamance will give the United Way of Alamance County $50,000 for its #Help4Alamance relief fund, Impact Alamance said Wednesday, April 15. “Our primary goal with this initial investment is to provide resources to agencies and institutions that are directly serving our county’s most vulnerable populations,” Impact Alamance President Tracey […]
Alamance County schools, churches, agencies feed families
Posted April 12 -Times News Impact Alamance, the Alamance-Burlington School System and local churches partnered to feed 500 families over Easter weekend. “Alamance County is a wonderfully supportive community,” Schools Superintendent Bruce Benson said. ”… We are so appreciative of the care and concern expressed for our schoolchildren, and for the boundless community spirit that […]
