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Dine Out For Kids : Dine Out For Kids Tuesday, June 19thGrab your friends and neighbors and tell all your hungry relatives to join us on Tuesday, Ju...

Volunteer Opportunities and Needs, Spring-Summer 2... : Summer is almost here - help the CIS volunteer program end the year with a strong finish! Check out the various opportunities and need...

CIS Volunteer Receives N.C. Governor's Award : On April 19, 2012, Communities In Schools-Charlotte volunteer Colin Pinkney traveled to Raleigh to receive a North Carolina Governor's ...

CIS Project L.I.F.T. Team hosts "Future Lions Day"... : February 29, 2012 The Project L.I.F.T. Team of Communities In Schools held its second "Future Lions Day" at West Charlotte High School...

United Way announces "Collective Impact" project-V... : United Way of the Central Carolinas has launched a pilot initiative involving 15 local United Way agencies, including Communities In Sc...

CIS featured in CMS Video : Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools recently produced a video that features Communities In Schools and Federico Rios, CIS Site Coordinator at...

Upcoming CIS Volunteer Training and Orientation Wo... : Communities In Schools of Charlotte-Mecklenburg will hold two Volunteer Training/Orientation events in January and February. The Pover...

With Tough Odds Against Him, Senior still Strives ... : We're so proud of CIS senior Jarvis Williams, who is featured in today's "Young Achievers" section in The Charlotte Observer! Jarvis i...

Reboot Charlotte: Non-profits Supporting Charlott... : CIS Executive Director Molly Shaw and Communities In Schools are featured in this Fox Charlotte news story that aired on Jan. 16-17, 20...

Honoring a Lifetime of Service - CIS Volunteer Mik... : CIS-Charlotte Volunteer Coordinator Angela Yoo wrote the following article to celebrate Mike Munao's 25th Anniversary as a CIS volun...

Celebrating Our Graduates 2010

April 20, 2010

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