Find practical ways to support people and organizations in Alamance County.
Giving back is one of the simplest ways to help build a more caring, connected community. When you volunteer your time, donate resources or support local organizations, you help meet real needs and strengthen the place we all call home.
You don’t have to make a large commitment to make a difference. You can lend a hand for a few hours, give supplies, support a fundraiser or contribute to an organization working on an issue you care about.
Explore the opportunities below to find a place to begin.
Find a Way to Give Back
Local organizations across Alamance County rely on volunteers and donors to support families, expand access to resources and strengthen community life. Start with a cause that matters to you, then follow the link to learn more about getting involved.
Help Meet Basic Needs
Allied Churches of Alamance County
Supports people experiencing homelessness and food insecurity through emergency shelter, a community kitchen, case management and resource referrals.
Offers wrap-around services for families and children, including food support, diaper bank access, classes, health services, cultural activities and youth programs.
The organizations listed above are a starting point, not a complete list. Alamance County has many nonprofits, churches, schools and community groups working to meet local needs.
Use Alamance County Public Libraries’ nonprofit directory to explore additional organizations and find opportunities that match your interests.
If you want to make a larger donation or support long-term community investment, local philanthropic partners can help direct resources toward needs and opportunities in Alamance County.
Here are a few to consider:
The Alamance Community Foundation connects local generosity with local needs through its grantmaking initiatives. It grows and leverages community assets to support both strategic investments and immediate needs.
United Way of Alamance County believes each of us has a stake in the success of our fellow community members. It advances social equity practices that promote social mobility and provide opportunities that build a resilient community.
The Women’s Resource Center in Alamance County provides women in our communities with the tools and support they need to overcome barriers to achieve stability, self-sufficiency, and success.
Friends of Alamance County Public Libraries supports the library system through advocacy, fundraising and volunteer efforts that help expand access to books, programs and resources across the community.
Volunteering and giving are meaningful ways to support Alamance County. Return to the Civic Guide to explore local meetings, community groups, school involvement and other ways to take part.