EVERYDAY HEROES
Charlotte doula fills the gap for low income mothers in any way they need
Kajarra Caldwell is a doula and a perinatal partner for CityBlock Heath in Charlotte, working to meet the needs of low income mothers.
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Kajarra Caldwell is a doula and a perinatal partner for CityBlock Heath in Charlotte, working to meet the needs of low income mothers.
"I have depleted a fair bit of my own savings, but I feel like this mission is important," she said.
What started the school year as an honors carpentry class, has now transformed into a calling.
A Franklin County woman is being celebrated for her work with children. She was named the 2024 Special Olympics North Carolina Volunteer of the Year.
An injured North Carolina service member decided to give back after receiving unexpected help following his injury.
An Asheville brewery is raising a glass and raising money for Helene-affected hospitality workers.
A North Carolina college is empowering construction students to help strengthen the communities they serve.
Bruce Sullivan has driven for the Buncombe County School system for multiple years.
The nonprofit has enrolled over 900 graduates, with 80% earning industry recognized credentials for careers.
A Union County woman recently started a nonprofit to help kids leaving foster care.
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![Woven Fashion Incubator founder and fashion designer Tara Davis [left] is assisting designer Jamie Lykes with a half skirt. Davis' students call her an Everyday Hero for all she does with helping fashion dreams come true (Spectrum News 1/Jennifer Roberts).](https://s7d2.scene7.com/is/image/TWCNews/tara-davis)
