The way we live and the way we do business has changed during these trying times, and there’s a need more than ever to support each other and our community. Carolina Together highlights and supports individuals, businesses and charities as we get through this uncertain and unusual period in our lives.
Next week, millions of Americans will cast their votes in the November 3rd election. YWCA Central Carolinas is working to educate and empower women before they go to the polls.
The YWCA Central Carolinas is tackling important issues in our community. Its core mission is empowering women and eliminating racism.
Music For Meals is a virtual concert hosted on WCCB Charlotte's CW that will benefit the Second Harvest Food Bank of Metrolina. The benefit concert will air at 9pm on Saturday, May 16th on WCCB Charlotte.
Despite the Whales for Wishes rare beer raffle and bottle share being postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic, organisers took the fundraising online and the beer community's generosity did not disappoint and smashed last years total!
A sign of the times: another local small business owner has pivoted because of the coronavirus crisis. Lee Bonacum is, by trade, in the home finishings industry: selling iron doors, granite and marble countertops and hardwood floors for the past 12 years.
Help celebrate the 50th anniversary of Earth Day in Charlotte by getting a free tree to plant when you purchase take out or get beer to go at several local businesses.
Families continue to celebrate important milestones from a distance and one Charlotte neighborhood came together to surprise a little girl on her birthday. No pony rides or princesses, but…
A Huntersville dealership is offering healthcare workers free oil changes during the pandemic along with going the extra mile to keep customers safe.
Panthers running back Christian McCaffrey on Thursday launched a fundraising effort to support healthcare workers throughout the Carolinas as they battle COVID-19.
A senior living community in Charlotte, Waltonwood Cotswold, has found a way to keep residents connected to their loved ones during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Doc Porter's in lower South End is a cozy local distillery known for craft spirits. No longer able to give tours and open the tasting room because of coronavirus, founder Anderw Porter saw an opportunity to help.
Starting Tuesday, CMS will begin distributing grab-and-go meals to students. We're also learning about new community efforts to help those impacted by school and business closings.
