The Triangle Nonprofit & Volunteer Leadership Center

The Triangle Nonprofit & Volunteer Leadership Center – Strengthening nonprofits & engaging volunteers since 1972

Since 1972, The Triangle Nonprofit & Volunteer Leadership Center has been making a difference by strengthening nonprofits and engaging volunteers.

Nonprofits
300
Service Hours
30000
Volunteers
10000

HandsOn Triangle

Student Action Board

Thanksgiving Dinner Program

Share Your Holiday

Commissioners' Award

Retired & Senior Volunteer Program

Nonprofit Trainings

Spotlight of the Week: Honoring Outstanding Volunteers and Nonprofits

Marlys Litchfield

Habitat for Humanity of Durham

Marlys Litchfield has been a dedicated Durham Habitat for Humanity volunteer for approximately four years. Marlys, a regular volunteer, is extremely helpful in meeting the needs of the Site Supervisors. Rain or shine, she always arrives at work prepared. She is willing to teach new volunteers about whatever duty she is assigned.

Girls On the Run Triangle

When Mandy Murphy first heard Molly Barker, founder of Girls on the Run, speak about the program in 2000, she knew she had discovered something powerful. At the time, there were few spaces in the Triangle for girls to learn essential life skills outside the classroom. Inspired by the program’s mission—and by the idea of using running as a tool to build health, confidence, and a strong sense of self—Mandy launched the Girls on the Run of the Triangle council.

Mike Nye

Urban Community AgriNomics (UCAN)

Mike Nye has been an outstanding volunteer with Urban Community AgriNomics (UCAN), dedicating countless hours to property research and historical preservation. His work has been instrumental in uncovering significant facts about the site, which is located on a former slave plantation.Ā