UNC-TV's news show "North Carolina NOW" will be dedicating Friday evening's entire program to several stories taken from our documentary, North Carolina Giving: Philanthropy Across Cultures & Communities.

Tune into your local UNC-TV station at 7:30pm this Friday, December 10!

Here's what you'll see:

"American Indians and Giving" ~ Haliwa Saponi students are building a greenhouse for traditional plants; Stephanie Richardson is a volunteer firefighter in Hollister.

"Women and Giving" ~ Meet Janie Lucas, Mildred Braxton and Sarah DeBerry, three retired teachers in Fayetteville who have made their community stronger with after-school programs for children.

"Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders" ~ In Charlotte, Dr. Ki-Hyun Chun and his wire, Sunny, have built the largest Asian library in the southeast. And in Fayetteville, the annual International Folk Festival depends on volunteers like Gloria Canonizado, Vilma Jose and Fiante Kui Rivera.

"Young People and Giving" ~ The Youth Giving Network brings teenagers together from all corners of NC; in Raleigh, young professionals have organized their philanthropy as a way to have fun after work.
 

Not going to be home?

Having a copy to watch at your convenience is easy: the complete DVD can be ordered for only $5 to cover shipping and handling! (We're picking up with rest of the cost.)

The DVD includes:
Statewide Documentary • 6 short Community Videos • 15-minute Bonus Sampler • Discussion Guide

Learn more about the documentary project at: www.ncgives.org/documentaries

Order Online:


Order by Phone: 919-454-7429