Families First in Cabarrus County empowers parents, strengthens early learning, and expands access to high-quality child care.

The Community Free Clinic of Cabarrus County provides free, compassionate healthcare to uninsured residents, improving lives through care and community collaboration.

Elder Orphan Care helps older adults age safely and with dignity through compassionate care, community partnerships, and volunteer support.

NCWorks in Cabarrus County connects people to jobs by removing barriers like transportation and offering training and support.

Barbi Jones has been one of the strongest voices championing the region’s businesses, nonprofits, and community leaders.

The Rebuilders Campus is constructing a future filled with opportunity, hope, and stability for individuals and families facing homelessness.

Over the past two decades, Mount Pleasant Food Ministry has embodied that spirit of compassion and service.

Cabarrus County is a place where creativity thrives, and at the heart of its artistic community is the Cabarrus Arts Council. Leading the charge in fostering the county’s vibrant arts scene is Liz Fitzgerald, Executive Director of the Cabarrus Arts Council.

Since its founding in 1986, Habitat for Humanity of Cabarrus County has been dedicated to providing safe, decent, and affordable housing to families in need. However, the organization does far more than construct homes—it builds communities, strengthens families, and offers a path to stability and self-reliance.

Present Age Ministries strengthens Cabarrus County through prevention, awareness, and survivor care for teen girls affected by abuse, exploitation, and trafficking.

Ann Benfield’s leadership at the Cabarrus County Partnership for Children has strengthened child well-being through community collaboration and early childhood support.