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Ping Pong Plunge at H2OBX Waterpark: 500 Balls, One Winner, Big Community Impact
Splash, speed, and community impact came together in an unforgettable event at H2OBX Waterpark, and it was one for the books.
Jun 25


Yarn Uniting Community: Where Creativity Meets Compassion
A vibrant community fashion show in Elizabeth City brought together creativity and compassion, raising vital support for local neighbors in need. Discover how this unique event connects to the broader impact of Albemarle Area United Way, and explore how the Community Care Collaborative is making a difference every day.
Jun 3


Bocce, Beer & Bites: The AAUW’s Can’t-Miss Spring Tradition
Bocce, Beer & Bites 2026 brought teams, volunteers, and supporters together for a day of sun-soaked competition and hometown fun. From tight matches to sideline cheers, the tournament delivered plenty of memorable moments—plus a meaningful boost for Albemarle Area United Way’s work across northeastern North Carolina.
May 8


Andy & Karin Montero Honored with 5th Annual Philanthropy Award
At the 5th Annual Keel Club Philanthropy Awards on November 21, 2024, Albemarle Area United Way honored Andy and Karin Montero for their exceptional dedication to the community. Held at Seven Sounds Brewing in Elizabeth City, the event celebrated the couple’s lasting impact and commitment to service. As Andy shared, “Never undervalue the impact you can make by simply doing what you can.”
Nov 22, 2024


Investing nearly $1 million in our community!
Albemarle Area United Way is proud to invest $921,712 across its nine-county service area, supporting programs and initiatives that strengthen local communities. Announced at the organization’s annual luncheon, this milestone reflects the generosity of donors and the dedication of AAUW’s Board of Directors. Founded in 1957, AAUW celebrated a record-breaking year in 2023, expanding its impact throughout the region.
Aug 22, 2023


Bocce, Beer & Bites 2022
Bocce, Beer & Bites 2022 brought the community together for an evening of friendly competition, great food, refreshing drinks, and charitable giving. This signature Albemarle Area United Way event united supporters, sponsors, and local businesses in support of programs and services that make a difference across the region, all while enjoying fellowship and fun on the bocce court.
May 11, 2022


2020 Day of Caring: How Will YOU Make a Difference?
Day of Caring 2020 is an opportunity to make a difference in our community through volunteering, donating, and supporting local partner agencies. With both in-person and virtual opportunities available, community members can safely give back while helping address local needs during the COVID-19 pandemic. Join Albemarle Area United Way on September 18 and help create a lasting impact across Northeastern North Carolina.
Sep 1, 2020


AAUW finishes out Spirit Week with Girls Scouts of the Colonial Coast as Partner Agency of the Year
Albemarle Area United Way announced a record-breaking investment of $401,106 to support more than 20 partner agencies and community organizations across the region. Fueled by a historic 2020 campaign, the funding will help strengthen local programs and provide critical support for residents, including relief efforts related to COVID-19 and Tropical Storm Isaias.
Aug 21, 2020


2019 Campaign Shatters Record! Publix is Part of the Reason
Albemarle Area United Way shattered its fundraising record during the 2020 campaign, raising an incredible $640,512 in pledges—$184,000 more than the previous record. During Virtual Spirit Week, AAUW also recognized Publix of Kill Devil Hills with the 2020 Spirit of Giving Award for its outstanding employee generosity and commitment to supporting local communities through United Way.
Aug 20, 2020


Inaugural Philanthropy Award Dinner
Albemarle Area United Way hosted its inaugural Keel Club Philanthropy Awards Dinner on November 7, honoring Bruce and Anna Biggs for their exceptional generosity and commitment to the community. Held at the Carolina Center, the evening also featured the presentation of the Order of the Long Leaf Pine—the highest civilian honor in North Carolina—to Bruce Biggs in recognition of his outstanding service and leadership.
Nov 12, 2019
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