YWCA Central Carolinas’ annual fundraising luncheon, We Believe 2026, took place on March 3, bringing together dedicated supporters who share our commitment to advancing our mission and expanding the impact…
On March 3, YWCA Central Carolinas gathered community partners and advocates for We Believe 2026—an annual luncheon rooted in purpose and impact. The event served as both a celebration of…
The federal government shutdown is still having a serious impact on women and families across the country—including right here at YWCA Central Carolinas. Many of our participants rely on the…
We’re excited to officially announce the name of the new affordable housing community under construction on YWCA's front lawn: Wheatley Place! Grounds for Change, the campaign supporting the development of…
Charlotte, NC — YWCA Central Carolinas is proud to announce that its literacy-based after-school program, formerly located at Billingsville Elementary School, has found a new home at Grier Heights Presbyterian…
Green Justice Here and Now: North Carolina’s Role in Advancing Environmental Justice The environmental justice movement seeks to ensure that all individuals—regardless of race, income, or background—are treated equitably in…
YWCA Central Carolinas' annual fundraising luncheon, We Believe 2025, took place on March 4, bringing together dedicated supporters who share our commitment to advancing our mission and programs. We are…
Charlotte, NC — DreamKey Partners, in partnership with YWCA Central Carolinas, is excited to break ground on "Grounds for Change," a transformative affordable housing development located on YWCA’s 10-acre property…
Charlotte, NC – YWCA Central Carolinas is excited to announce the appointment of Dr. Pamela Gibson Senegal as its new Chief Executive Officer. Senegal, who currently serves as President of…
Dear YWCA Family, Executive orders issued this week by the new administration have amplified anxiety and fear for so many people across our nation. YWCA's mission of eliminating racism, empowering…
