YMCA of Greensboro provides memberships, youth programs, wellness initiatives, and financial assistance across seven branches in Guilford and Rockingham Counties.
Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro connects Greensboro donors, students, and nonprofits through online giving, scholarships, grants, and donor-advised funds.
Donating to a Greensboro-area nonprofit or Community Foundation initiative
Students seeking local scholarship applications
Nonprofits seeking Community Foundation grant information
Triad Health Project provides free confidential HIV/STI testing in Greensboro and High Point and connects North Carolina residents to PrEP through QCare+.
Free HIV and STI testing in Greensboro or High Point
North Carolina residents seeking PrEP access
People living with HIV who need case management and care connections
The Salvation Army Family Store of West Gate City Boulevard channels donated goods toward rehabilitation programs that heal addictions and restore families.
Preservation Greensboro Inc. combines Greensboro historic preservation advocacy with Blandwood tours, Carriage House rentals, and architectural salvage retail.
Anchor Hope operates a Community Resource Center where children awaiting foster placement can receive meals, toys, books, games, and playground access.
Children entering or returning to foster care while awaiting placement
Social workers needing a child-friendly temporary setting
Sibling and family visits during foster-care transitions
Beauty of the Lord Ministries serves High Point through Christian worship, free community meals, personal-care donations, school backpacks, and nursing-home activity bags.
High Point residents seeking Christian worship and fellowship
Center For Credentialing & Education administers counseling licensure examinations used in all 50 states and offers testing at more than 3,500 Pearson centers.
Counseling licensure examination registration
National Counselor Examination (NCE) candidates
National Clinical Mental Health Counseling Examination (NCMHCE) candidates
Children's Advocacy Centers of North Carolina connects North Carolina families to free CAC services, including advocacy, mental health support, medical evaluations, and forensic interviews.
North Carolina children and caregivers affected by abuse
Cultivate Leadership Institute provides Bible-centered leadership training through on-demand and live courses, with customized programs for churches and Christian-based companies.
Where can I get free HIV or STI testing in Guilford County?
Triad Health Project offers free, confidential HIV and STI testing at offices in Greensboro and High Point. It also provides free condoms and lubricant.
Which local organizations accept charitable donations online?
Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro accepts online donations to its initiatives and existing funds. Salvation Army of High Point also lists a Donate Now option.
Where can a local nonprofit apply for grants?
Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro provides online applications for Community Foundation grants and resources for Greensboro-area nonprofits.
Do I need a reservation to visit a rescue-cat organization?
Crooked Tail Cat Cafe says walk-in visits are not guaranteed, so visitors should reserve a lounge visit. It houses up to 12 free-roaming rescue cats and partners exclusively with Red Dog Farm for cat intake.
Do these organizations provide emergency services?
The listed information describes scheduled testing, community-center, charitable, and advocacy services rather than emergency response. Salvation Army community-center hours are weekdays, while Triad Health Project focuses on HIV, STI, and sexual-health services.