The Triangle Nonprofit & Volunteer Leadership Center
Since 1972, The Triangle Nonprofit & Volunteer Leadership Center has been making a difference by strengthening nonprofits and engaging volunteers.
Our Core Focus Areas
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
TRIAVA
Spotlight of the Week: Honoring Outstanding Volunteers and Nonprofits
Jeff Lineberry
NC Down Syndrome Alliance
As Board Chair of the NC Down Syndrome Alliance, Jeff Lineberry took the helm determined to make an impact. He led the charge to start a new Down Syndrome Clinic, single-handedly raising over $100,000 in one month. Jeff also took the lead on the organization’s biggest fundraiser event, coming in as the largest fundraising team (in honor of his daughter), and making it the most successful event on record.
Aging Well Durham
A Story of a Community Growing Older—Together
Across the country, people are living longer, healthier lives, and Durham is no exception. In the next two decades, the number of Durham residents ages 60–65 is expected to rise from just over 61,000 to more than 91,000. The number of adults age 85 and older will nearly double. And for the first time in U.S. history, older adults will soon outnumber children.
This is not a distant future. It is already unfolding.
Arsh Jha
Dedicated to Our Community of NC (DOC NC)
Arsh Jha has been part of DOC NC for the past five years and is the current Vice President. One of his critical initiatives was starting the Legacy Program, through which DOC NC preserved the legacy, experiences, and memories of Senior Citizens for future generations. Arsh also reinstated the Cyber Seniors program. Partnering with the Hindu Society of North Carolina, he taught seniors how to bridge the generational digital divide and better utilize technology.