Membership

NCPMI Member Orientation sessions are being offered in a virtual setting. Join us to find out about the benefits of being a Chapter member. The session will introduce you to the various program offerings and help you get the best use of your NCPMI Chapter membership. 

NCPMI is working with the Dress For Success Durham team in their mission to empower women to achieve economic independence by providing a network of support, professional attire and the development tools to help women thrive in work and in life.

Volunteers will support a 3.5-hour Saturday morning shift and provide retail assistance. Duties may include shopping assistant, hold rack, restocking associate or checkout team – there are plenty of roles to serve! We welcome members and non-members to attend. Children or young adults aged 13-18 need to be accompanied by an adult.

Come join us to lend a hand while networking with fellow NCPMI members. Join up after the shift for refreshments to continue building relationships that further the NCPMI missions and values.

To learn more about the Dress for Success Triangle NC organization, please visit their website at: https://dfstrianglenc.org/who-we-are

• Arrange tables, chairs, and serving stations, ensuring the space is welcoming and organized for meal service
• Assist with chopping vegetables, organizing food trays, and setting up utensils and beverages for smooth meal distribution
• Serve meals with a friendly attitude, ensuring guests receive balanced portions and accommodating dietary needs as necessary
• For more information, please visit their volunteer support page:   https://durhamrescuemission.org/ways-to-help/

NCPMI Member Orientation sessions are being offered in a virtual setting. Join us to find out about the benefits of being a Chapter member. The session will introduce you to the various program offerings and help you get the best use of your NCPMI Chapter membership. 

NCPMI is spending a morning at the 38-acre Hope Reins Ranch, an Equine Therapy organization located in Wake county. We welcome non-members (guardians required for ages 13 to 17) to join members during this opportunity to network while serving.

The Hope Reins Mission: Pair hurting kids with trained mentors and rescued horses to find hope and healing.

Where do you as a volunteer fit in? All services provided at the Ranch are free of charge and made possible by volunteers and donors.

During this 3-hour morning shift, volunteers will participate in one or more of the following activities:

· Invasive plant species removal in pastures to keep pastures healthy and nutrition-rich for the horses

· Fence staining - with miles of four board fence, it's an ongoing process!

· Trail construction

· Clearing fence lines - from downed limbs, brush and debris

· General Barn and Stall maintenance

For more information, please visit their website: Home - Hope Reins

All volunteers will sign a waiver digitally. Link to be provided in separate welcome email.

8420 Wake Forest Hwy, Raleigh NC 27613