At IFC, our volunteers are at the heart of our mission—every single day. Quite simply, we could not do this work without our volunteers' energy, resourcefulness, kindness, generosity, creativity, and long-standing commitment. It’s hard to fully capture what our volunteers mean to us, but …
Spring 2026 Newsletter: We break down the causes of and solutions for homelessness and learn about the ways that Activate! IFC builds community power.
The 39th Annual Chapel Hill-Carrboro CROP Hunger Walk is scheduled for Sunday, March 22, 2026! Each year, congregations and organizations in our community come together to raise funds for programs that seek to eradicate hunger.
Katherine Hester Doehring is IFC’s new Donor Development Manager! Katherine joined IFC's team on October 22.
Fall 2025 Newsletter: We explore what comes up for us as we collectively and individually struggle with the current reality, and we hear from one woman who inspires hope and strength.
Election Day is Tuesday, November 4, and early voting begins Thursday, October 16! You can prepare now to make your vote count for our community.
Current and retired North Carolina state employees can make a pledge to donate to IFC through the State Employees Combined Campaign (SECC) until December 31, 2025!
We’re looking for exceptional candidates for three positions: Donor Development Manager, Shelter and Housing Co-Director, Resident Advocate
Spring 2025 Newsletter: We reflect on ways to stay activated and connected to our community during unprecedented times.