100 People Who Care
Concord, North Carolina
We meet Jan, April, July & Oct
Helping those who need it most!
Concord, North Carolina
We meet Jan, April, July & Oct
Helping those who need it most!
When we decide as an individual to give $100 to a local nonprofit, they are always appreciative.
When we get together as a group and donate $5000 to $10,000 to an organization in our area that is trying to expand a program, we have made an impact.
Local members have already raised over $99,000 for local charities to help get projects launched or support local needs. The 100 People Who Care of Concord are making an impact.
Click on NEWS at the top of the page to learn who we helped as well as where we meet next!
100 People Who Care Concord was inspired by our partner organization, 100 Men and Women Who Care Hilton Head Island, and similar chapters around the country. We are a local group from different backgrounds who are committed to making a positive impact in the Concord communities. We each pledge individually $100 per quarter.
Visitors are welcome to visit and see how the concept works. Members are making a comittment to make a $100 donation to one of the local charities we discuss.
Guest can decide to join in or think about it.
We will learn about a local community event, hear from the charity we donated to previously as to how we help them with their goal. We will discuss three new need options and make a vote.
We will open the doors at 6:30pm, start the meeting at 7pm and complete with a vote by 8pm. If you cannot make the meeting, you can send your vote in via email.
Three members will each present a local nonprofit which we should consider for pooling the entire group’s donation. We will discuss how the funds could be used by each charity to have the largest benefit for the residents of the island.
Participating members will share how a local group has had an impact related to their quality of life on the island either directly or indirectly. They may be personally involved with or aware of the groups which are doing the work that we do not find time to do.
We vote, award the funds and have the charity return for our next meeting to share how they used the funds.