25 Years of Local Giving

Accentuate Staffing is celebrating our 25th year connecting top talent to Triangle area businesses by donating $25,000 to support local charities making a difference in our community.

The Accentuate Staffing corporate culture has always focused on ways to give back to the local community. We strive daily to live up to our tagline of “The Power of Positive” and look for ways to have a positive impact on our employees, clients, and community. Our 25th anniversary is a tremendous milestone and we wanted to do something impactful for our non-profit partners throughout the Triangle. Our staff nominated non-profits that are near and dear to their hearts and we have selected 5 organizations to support during this campaign. We look forward to highlighting these outstanding non-profits and contributing to their outstanding missions!

Transitions LifeCare & Transitions Kids

Transitions LifeCare and Kids serve patients regardless of their ability to pay, and philanthropic donations and community support go a long way toward helping families through some of the most difficult times in their lives. Donations also support the Transitions Kids program entirely. Reimbursements for pediatric care are minimal, so the program is funded almost exclusively through community contributions.

InterAct

InterAct is Wake County’s only provider of services for domestic and sexual violence victims. They work hard to try and end the cycle of domestic and sexual violence in the community. InterAct operates a 24-hour crisis line for victims and survivors who need to take immediate steps to ensure their safety. They also have an emergency shelter, individual and group counseling, and court advocacy in both of Wake County’s domestic violence courtrooms. On top of all of this, they provide personal and economic empowerment to aid in self-sufficiency.

Community of Hope

Community of Hope Ministries began as a free after-school program for at-risk elementary-aged youth in the Garner area with its first cohort of students in 2005. The student body is made up of economically disadvantaged youth who are below grade level in reading and math. But today, they are not just an afterschool program. Community of Hope has added eight more programs for a total of nine different ministries all aimed at eliminating the barriers to success at home, work, school, and in the community.

Cleveland Area Backpack Buddies
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Backpack Buddies is a nonprofit organization that gives food to children in school who don’t have access to nutritional meals at home. The organization comes alongside schools and works directly with teachers and counselors to provide meals to kids who need them.

Frankie Lemmon

If you want to help further Frankie Lemmon’s mission, there are a variety of different ways you can get involved. The school loves for people to come in and volunteer to work and read with the children. The school has a variety of ways companies can do group projects as well. 

You can visit their website to directly contact Frankie Lemmon and  learn more about volunteer opportunities.

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