We network and collaborate with the community, other organizations, nonprofits, colleges and universities, corporations, city and state governments, and volunteers to promote economic development that will strengthen the community.
Together, NHCDG and our partners and supporters have continued to provide service and resources to the community despite the COVID-19 pandemic. We hosted voter registration drives, career/resource fairs, COVID-19 testing and information during the pandemic, and provided various food distributions and support to those who are experiencing homelessness. We strongly believe that standing uniting with our partners and supporters will enable us to continue serving the Guilford County community. Thank you to the many community volunteers, churches, civic groups, and organizations we proudly work alongside.
Together, NHCDG and our partners and supporters have continued to provide service and resources to the community despite the COVID-19 pandemic. We hosted voter registration drives, career/resource fairs, COVID-19 testing and information during the pandemic, and provided various food distributions and support to those who are experiencing homelessness. We strongly believe that standing uniting with our partners and supporters will enable us to continue serving the Guilford County community. Thank you to the many community volunteers, churches, civic groups, and organizations we proudly work alongside.
Our Partners and Supporters
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New Hope Missionary Baptist Church (our primary faith-based partner)
Cottage Grove Neighborhood Association Greensboro Housing Coalition Collaborative Cottage Grove Partners |
UNCG Strong Minds, Strong Communities
Mt. Olivet AME Zion Outreach Mt. Olivet AME Zion Church A.D. Dream Believers True Salvation Christian Fellowship Food Pantry |
Become a Volunteer!To become a volunteer, complete the volunteer application form, submission of criminal background check, and volunteer waiver form. All information must be completed and returned to the office of the Executive Director. All Volunteer records, including application, reference checks, and background checks, are confidential. Volunteers are responsible for submitting and updating information contained in their files.
Volunteers agree to commit to a minimum number of hours of service. The service hours vary by opportunity. Volunteers receive training that includes an overview of NHCDG, its mission, history, and goals. Volunteers under the age of 18 must have a parent or guardian's written consent before volunteering. Students volunteering for service learning credit hours for their school must submit their school name and contact information before volunteering. NHCDG is committed to providing volunteers with an environment free from discrimination and unlawful harassment. |
How to Become a Partner or SupporterOur supporters and partners are individuals or organizations that support the mission and purposes of the organization. To become a partner or supporter contact NHCDG via email at nhcdg.inc@gmail.com.
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