39th Annual Gather to Give Investor Opportunities
How Investors Help
Especially in the last few years, Good Friends Charlotte continues to address the growing needs for safe shelter, food security, and child safety within our 80+ community partners we support. With an average of 100 calls made daily to Good Friends from clients and community partners, your investment ensures that every dollar raised during our annual Gather to Give Fundraising Luncheon on December 4, 2025 will go directly back to our neighbors in need.
Good Friends Investor Levels:
$50,000 Presenting Friend
$25,000 Significant Friend
$10,000 Phenomenal Friend
$5,000 Extraordinary Friend
$3,000 Fantastic Friend
$1,500 Terrific Friend
$25,000 Significant Friend
$10,000 Phenomenal Friend
$5,000 Extraordinary Friend
$3,000 Fantastic Friend
$1,500 Terrific Friend
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Please make checks payable to Good Friends Charlotte. If you have any questions, please contact Wendy at 704.523.1222 or wendy@GoodFriendsCharlotte.org
Who We Are
What Happens
Our clients live on the financial edge with every dollar stretched for normal household expenses. One small change can throw them completely off balance.
Who We Help
Focus #1: Addressing Safe Shelter
From rental assistance for past-dues and eviction notices to critical household items and appliances, Good Friends works with community partners such as Safe Alliance, Pineville Neighbors, and Roof Above to support clients facing the most dire of situations with safe, reliable housing as well as reliable after-care to maintain sufficient living arrangements.
Focus #2: Food Security
Not knowing where your next meal will come from continues to be a reality for individuals and families alike in our community. Many with school-aged children. Good Friends continues to partner with organizations such as Loaves & Fishes, Friendship Trays, and Charlotte Rescue Mission to provide healthy meal and snack options for our neighbors in need.
Focus #3: Youth and Infant Safety
Children in our community have been faced with unprecedented challenges from basic infant-care needs, learning accommodations including technology for virtual learning, as well as additional challenges brought on by homelessness, and more. Through our partnerships with local schools and organizations including Above and Beyond, Good Friends Charlotte will continue to spotlight the support for youth programs.
From rental assistance for past-dues and eviction notices to critical household items and appliances, Good Friends works with community partners such as Safe Alliance, Pineville Neighbors, and Roof Above to support clients facing the most dire of situations with safe, reliable housing as well as reliable after-care to maintain sufficient living arrangements.
Focus #2: Food Security
Not knowing where your next meal will come from continues to be a reality for individuals and families alike in our community. Many with school-aged children. Good Friends continues to partner with organizations such as Loaves & Fishes, Friendship Trays, and Charlotte Rescue Mission to provide healthy meal and snack options for our neighbors in need.
Focus #3: Youth and Infant Safety
Children in our community have been faced with unprecedented challenges from basic infant-care needs, learning accommodations including technology for virtual learning, as well as additional challenges brought on by homelessness, and more. Through our partnerships with local schools and organizations including Above and Beyond, Good Friends Charlotte will continue to spotlight the support for youth programs.