BEER & HYMNS Sunday, May 21, at 7:30pm. Linda's DOWNBAR at 203 E. Franklin Come out to hear some great music and support a wonderful cause - tips to benefit IFC. With free parking at 300 E. Rosemary - HOLY TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH Also sponsored by CHAPEL OF THE CROSS.
On April 21st, Todd Cohen with the Triangle Business Journal published an article discussing the needs of people residing in Orange County, and the role IFC plays in meeting those needs. Read more to see what was said. Roughly one in five people who live in Orange county are poor, and many people who…
The Inter-Faith Council for Social Service (IFC) is delighted to announce that Jackie Jenks has accepted the position of Executive Director and will begin work on April 10, 2017. Raleigh search firm moss+ross led the nationwide search for IFC’s Executive Director and Jackie was chosen from a poo…
In early February, there was a water main break in Chapel Hill / Carrboro, North Carolina, that created an emergency water shortage. For 24 hours, families couldn’t use clean water. This is a reflection from Jo Wyrick, the coordinator of the Chapel Hill / Carrboro CROP Hunger Walk, from that day…
IFC seeks donations to help residents flooded by water line break on February 3rd Carrboro, NC – February 13, 2017 – The Inter-Faith Council for Social Service has established a donation account to assist residents of apartments near Foxcroft Drive which were flooded when a large OWASA w…
The IFC Executive Director Search Committee would like to invite you to meet the final two candidates for the job. We will be offering an opportunity to meet each of the candidates on a separate day. The first candidate will be in town on Thursday the 9th of February and will be meeting with the publi…
As many of you know, Frances Jackson recently made the decision to leave the IFC. While we will miss Frances, we understand that change is part of the workplace and we wish her all the best in whatever direction she chooses to go. We are pleased to announce that Jeff Causey, CPA has been hired to rep…
For more than 50 years the Inter-Faith Council for Social Service (IFC) has been providing safety-net services for individuals and households that are struggling with poverty, food insecurity and homelessness in the Chapel Hill / Carrboro, NC communities. The Board has opened the search for an executi…
Housing Developments, Municipalities Honored with 2016 Housing North Carolina Awards RALEIGH — Housing developments in Pittsboro, Charlotte and Chapel Hill received Housing North Carolina Awards on Oct. 12 for excellence in affordable housing. Sponsored by the North Carolina Housing Finance Ag…
We need your help to meet The Stewards Fund challenge! The trustees of The Stewards Fund just issued a $88,000 challenge grant to the IFC Board of Directors. This grant is designed to help raise funds from new donors, increased gifts from existing donors, and funds from lapsed donors. The challenge p…