NCFPSC board members, along with staff from the NC Association of Educators, literally saved the day for needy children who were depending on Raleigh’s Hands

Sixth-grader, “Carlos,” recently moved to North Carolina from Mexico. Carlos has Cerebral Palsy. His feet point downward and are bent inward which prevents him from

4th grader, ‘Taylor’, went without his medication for 10 days because of his family’s financial struggles. His school nurse contacted us and shared that, not

We handle each request for help on a case-by-case basis. We especially consider assistance for services to alleviate pain and that was certainly the case

We know 11th grade students have so much to do and it means the world to us that this student took time to share these

Since COVID-19, a single mom lost her job and was unable to pay rent. She and her 4th grader are staying in a long-term motel.

A school nurse reported that ‘Michael’ lost his glasses. Going without them “is affecting his everyday academics and emotional state. He becomes very frustrated because

James was heartbroken when he thought he would have to quit band due to the inability to purchase an instrument. After moving around from school-to-school

Some people dread Monday mornings, but not us! Receiving mail like this motivates us to work harder to help more school children in need. This

Thank you for providing essential academic tools for public school children! Over 250 students received backpacks, allowing each of them to walk into their new