Communities In Schools Of Cumberland County
Donate to
Communities In Schools Of Cumberland County

Events of
Communities In Schools Of Cumberland County

Shop to support
Communities In Schools Of Cumberland County
Tote bag
Hoodie
Mug
Communities In Schools Of Cumberland County
‘s
Programs & Services

Student Support Services
Provides case-managed support to students, connecting them with community resources to help them succeed in school and life.

About
Communities In Schools Of Cumberland County


Founded in
1997
EIN
561998095
IRS 501(C) Type
501(c)(3)
Category/Type
2.2. Educational Support
Address
222 N PERSON ST STE 203 RALEIGH, NC 27601-1067 Unite States
Website
https://www.cisofcumberland.org/
Phone
(919)-221-8800
Email address
info@cisnc.org
About
Communities In Schools of Cumberland County, founded in 1997, bridges relationships between schools, students, and the community. Their mission is to surround students with support, empowering them to stay in school and achieve in life. They serve students in grades K-12 by providing resources and removing barriers to attendance, supporting social-emotional health, and improving coursework. In one year, they served thousands of students and families, resulting in high promotion and graduation rates.
Mission
Empowering students to stay in school and achieve in life by surrounding them with a community of support.

Looking for other organizations in
North Carolina, United States
?
{Similar 1}
Helps young people develop critical thinking, debate skills, and civic engagement through workshops and educational programs.}
City
State

What it means when a nonprofit is
“Verified by Zeffy”
- 100% of your donation goes directly to the nonprofit’s mission, not to the fundraising platform
- You’re giving through a platform that believes nonprofits shouldn’t have to pay to fundraise
- Verified nonprofits have access to top-tier fundraising tools at no cost because we believe every dollar should power impact
Every $50,000 raised on other platforms = $2,100 lost to fees.
With Zeffy, you keep 100%. Always.
What $2,100 could fund instead:




