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Make A Gift
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 YWCA Central Carolinas has served the Charlotte community since 1902. Our programs work to strengthen women, children and families. We work toward the elimination of racism through educational programs that provide learning opportunities which lead to healthy, self-sufficient lives.
We can only continue this mission with the support of people like you. By supporting YWCA, you are helping 350 youth, ages 5-12, with academically-based after school and summer programming. On any given day, you are also supporting 150 women, children and families who are homeless or at risk of homelessness in our transitional housing programs.
If you wish to support us with an in-kind donation, click here for a list of greatest needs.
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YWCA In The News
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Visit our "In the News" section for the latest YWCA news.
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Two YWCA Board Members Receive Women In Business Achievement Award
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Congratulations to Catherine Stempien and Betty Turner for being selected among Charlotte Business Journal's 2009 Woman In Business Achievement Award Winners. They will be honored at an event on July 16, 2009 at the Charlotte Convention Center. Read More...
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McIntyre Selected as one of “50 Most Influential Women” in Charlotte
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Congratulations to Jane L. McIntyre, Chief Executive Officer of YWCA Central Carolinas, for being selected as one of the "50 Most Influential Women" in Charlotte. The Mecklenburg Times honored Mrs. McIntyre at an awards ceremony on May 1, 2009 at the Westin.
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Click here to view the Leadership Staff Directory and Board Listing
Click here to view the 2008 YWCA Central Carolinas Annual Report
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"I believe in the YWCA because it constantly re-examines the needs of the community and then makes the best use of its resources to address those needs."
-Rich Osborne, Retired Executive, Duke Energy
Chair, Community Building Council, United Way of Central Carolinas
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