AventWest Children’s Mentoring (AWCM) is an after-school tutoring program for academically at-risk students living in the AventWest Community in southwest Raleigh. Here, children in kindergarten through fifth grade who are referred to this program by their schools, find a safe environment to play and interact with volunteers who truly care about their well-being.

In North Carolina, 1 in 4 kids under the age of 18 does not have enough to eat. We rank second in the country for child food insecurity. BackPack Buddies, a program of the Inter-Faith Food Shuttle, feeds children from food-insecure homes in the seven-county area surrounding the Triangle.

Boys & Girls Clubs offer a wide range of after-school and summer programs for youth ages 6 to 18 that focus on healthy lifestyles, academic success, good character and citizenship.

Does your nonprofit or agency need help with a short-term project or event?  The Junior League of Raleigh’s Quick Impact team can help!

Quick Impact provides trained JLR volunteers for one-time projects or events that can be completed in a short period – generally one day or less.