Impact Alamance

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Impact Alamance Impact Alamance is a health foundation created from the merger of Alamance Regional and Cone Health.

📢Calling all nonprofit leaders: The second session of our 2026 Virtual Learning Series will be next Thursday, October 29...
10/23/2026

📢Calling all nonprofit leaders: The second session of our 2026 Virtual Learning Series will be next Thursday, October 29th!

Led by Kelly Roberts Rathbun and Kevin Szostak from the Alamance Chamber, with consultant Jordan Wood, next Thursday’s session will explore how to build strong partnerships, navigate challenges, and create collaborations that advance community impact.

Do you want to build a culture of partnership and collaboration? Use the link below to register today!
🔗eventbrite.com/cc/nonprofit-virtual-capacity-building-series-4881903?utm-campaign=social&utm-content=attendeeshare&utm-medium=discovery&utm-term=odclsxcollection&utm-source=cp&aff=odclsxcollection

⚾🌙 We’re excited to join Dark in the Ballpark this Saturday!Swing by our table to discover family resources like The Bas...
10/23/2026

⚾🌙 We’re excited to join Dark in the Ballpark this Saturday!

Swing by our table to discover family resources like The Basics Alamance, grab some goodies, and say hello!

🏫👥 Public education is a community endeavor.From school dances and fall festivals to field trips, career days, and after...
10/22/2026

🏫👥 Public education is a community endeavor.

From school dances and fall festivals to field trips, career days, and after-school programs, volunteers help make many of the experiences that enrich students' lives possible.

By getting involved, parents, caregivers, and community members help expand the opportunities available to students both inside and outside the classroom.

Swipe through the carousel to learn more about the importance of school volunteers. Then explore our Civic Guide for more ways to support your school community:
🔗 https://impactalamance.org/get-involved/schools/

📚🎃 Join us tomorrow night for Trunkful of Tales, where fun and learning collide at a literacy-themed trunk-or-treat even...
10/22/2026

📚🎃 Join us tomorrow night for Trunkful of Tales, where fun and learning collide at a literacy-themed trunk-or-treat event!

We'll be there with resources for caregivers, fun giveaways, and plenty of opportunities to celebrate literacy. We hope to see you there!

📢Calling all nonprofit leaders: The first session of the 2026 Virtual Learning Series is coming up next week! Led by Sco...
10/21/2026

📢Calling all nonprofit leaders: The first session of the 2026 Virtual Learning Series is coming up next week!

Led by Scottie Seawall, President and Principal Consultant of Leading & Governing Strategies, next Tuesday’s session will explore strategies for recruiting, onboarding, and engaging board members while strengthening governance and accountability.

Ready to build a stronger, more effective board? Use the link below to register today!
🔗eventbrite.com/cc/nonprofit-virtual-capacity-building-series-4881903?utm-campaign=social&utm-content=attendeeshare&utm-medium=discovery&utm-term=odclsxcollection&utm-source=cp&aff=odclsxcollection

🏫 A different office for the day!Today, President Tracey Grayzer and VP of Education Programming Tyronna Ho**er, alongsi...
10/20/2026

🏫 A different office for the day!

Today, President Tracey Grayzer and VP of Education Programming Tyronna Ho**er, alongside Impact Alamance board members Nikki Ratliff and Griffin McClure, participated in Alamance County’s first-ever Principal for a Day, gaining firsthand insight into the important work of our public school leaders.

We’re proud to have partnered with the Alamance Chamber and Alamance Community Foundation to help bring this program to life. Thank you to the Alamance-Burlington School System for welcoming participants into schools across the county, and to Alamance Community College for hosting a luncheon that helped deepen the conversation around public education and its impact on our community.

We left the day with an even deeper appreciation for our school leaders, as well as a better understanding of how the broader community can support their important work.

🎃👻 We had a blast at Downtown Burlington's Monster Mash last Friday!From handing out candy and playing games to sharing ...
10/19/2026

🎃👻 We had a blast at Downtown Burlington's Monster Mash last Friday!

From handing out candy and playing games to sharing resources with local families, we had a fun evening with our community. A big thank-you to everyone who stopped by and to the organizers who made the event possible.

Want to learn more about The Basics Alamance? Use the link below to discover simple, everyday ways to support your child's learning and development. 🧡
🔗 https://impactalamance.org/the-basics/

10/16/2026

The afternoon slump didn't stand a chance. 🗺️❤️

🌿☀️ We spent yesterday afternoon soaking up the beautiful weather with our friends from the Alamance Wellness Collaborat...
10/16/2026

🌿☀️ We spent yesterday afternoon soaking up the beautiful weather with our friends from the Alamance Wellness Collaborative!

A big thank-you to the team at Alamance Partnership for Children for hosting this month's meeting and sharing more about how they support local children and families, including their work to create Outdoor Learning Environments (OLEs).

To experience an OLE firsthand, collaborative members headed outside for a scavenger hunt through the Partnership's own outdoor learning space in Glencoe Mill Village. These nature-based environments help spark imagination, encourage exploration, and support healthy childhood development through play.

🚜🌱 Yesterday, Teacher Leadership Academy (TLA) participants spent the day learning the ins and outs of Alamance County’s...
10/15/2026

🚜🌱 Yesterday, Teacher Leadership Academy (TLA) participants spent the day learning the ins and outs of Alamance County’s agricultural sector.

From local farms to the agribusinesses that support them, our group heard from local agricultural leaders, learned about the challenges and opportunities facing farmers in our community, and identified opportunities to connect classroom learning with real-world experiences and career pathways rooted in our community.

An enormous thank you to the Alamance County Cooperative Extension and Alamance County Soil and Water Conservation District for helping make this day happen!

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133 East Davis Street
Burlington, NC
27215

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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(336) 221-0011

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