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Building Sustainable Futures

Treasured landscapes. Celebrated heritage.

Resourceful people.

 

Our rural counties face tremendous challenges. In North Carolina, Resourceful Communities creates opportunities that preserve the rural landscape, lift people out of poverty, and celebrate the state’s unique culture.

 

Working with a network of over 250 grassroots and community organizations across the state, we take a balanced “triple bottom line” approach that focuses on environmental stewardship, sustainable economic development and social justice. We help partners meet challenges by building on local assets — people, heritage, land and water — to create sustainable communities.

 

Triple Bottom Line Approach

 

Our unique “triple bottom line” approach integrates sustainable economic development, environmental stewardship, and social justice to create lasting solutions to age-old challenges such as poverty, racism, and resource loss.

 

Click here to learn more

 

Register Today!

GrassRoots Convening 16
Mastering Change:
Crisis or Opportunity?

When: May 10-11, 2012

Where: Asheboro

Click here to register.

Registration Deadline: April 30, 2012

 

Click here for more information or click on the link at the left for a brochure (PDF).

Hoke Community Forest Video

UNCTV recently aired a great story about our Hoke Community Forest. Click on the video above to watch or click the lower right corner to watch full size.

Check Out Our Photos

Check out photos from RCP events on Flickr!
Check out images from our Resourceful Communities events on Flickr.

Project Features

 

Regional Leadership Workshops

2012 Regional Leadership Workshops

This year's workshop is Money for Your Mission: How To Create A Development Plan That Works. Three dates, three locations. Find out more >>

 

 

 

20th Anniversary brochure

We've celebrated 20 years! Download our brochure (PDF) to learn more about our accomplishments.

 

 

 

 

 

Kids playing together

Over the last 10 years, our small grants have supported innovative projects that are changing communities across North Carolina. This year we awarded 25 grants totaling more than $200,000.
Download this PDF to learn more.

 

 

 

Hoke Community Forest

532 acres protected for First Southeastern Community Forest

 

 

 

 

Partner Features

 

farmer with radishes

Episcopal Farmworker Ministry

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

woodduck on a log

Sylvan Heights Waterfowl and Eco-Center