Love this takeaway from Education Program Officer Gillian Small as quoted in our holiday feature, which captures 2023 highlights from our team.

Team Levine wears many hats. Today, we break out the party hats because it's our 43rd birthday! TLLF was incorporated in 1980 by Sandra and Leon Levine to create pathways to self-sufficiency & invest in the communities that make the Carolinas thrive🎉🎈

Our offices will be quieter over the next week as Team Levine observes the holidays with their friends and families. Thank you to our steadfast grantees for making this season merry and bright for so many. You are a gift to us all.

Happy #NewYear! 2024, we're ready for you. More impact, more investment, more innovation.

We're hiring! TLLF seeks qualified Senior Accountant to assist financial management team. To begin the application process, review the job posting here: linkedin.com/posts/theleonl… & send resumes to: [email protected].

Thrilled to see familiar faces (& TLLF grantees) included in QCityMetro.com's The Great 28! Congrats to the 2024 honorees! Urban League CLT Goodwill Industries of the Southern Piedmont Queens University of Charlotte Sal Army Charlotte Charlotte Center for Legal Advocacy qcitymetro.com/2024/02/01/the…

Grateful to partner with you!

It's a privilege to partner w/ Campbell University as their volunteer-based clinic brings quality, mobile health services to communities in need. Thanks to Campbell, the landscape of care is starting to look a lot different in rural NC.

TFW you find the perfect match.👏We're honored to have seven new faces at TLLF - meet our latest additions here: leonlevinefoundation.org/deepening-the-…

ICYMI: Our President and CEO spoke with NCMJ about TLLF's grantmaking in the health equity arena. Catch the full conversation here: ncmedicaljournal.com/article/91432-…

Spotted: TLLF President & CEO Tom Lawrence featured in the latest issue of Spark Magazine from Blumenthal Arts. Read on: spark.blumenthalarts.org/leading-by-giv…..

On April 5th, 2023, we lost a profound partner, colleague, and friend. One year later, we honor our Founder and everything that his life represented. To all those reflecting on Leon Levine's legacy today: may his memory be a blessing.

Leon Levine championed the Carolinas' nonprofit sector for decades. And so we honored his life in true TLLF fashion: by giving back and volunteering with Habitat for Humanity of the Charlotte Region. Thank you for helping us "build" on our Founder's legacy in such a special way.

For decades, Tony Marciano has helped people address the "why" behind addiction. This summer, he'll retire. We caught up with the outgoing president & CEO of Charlotte Rescue Mission to talk nonprofit leadership & addiction recovery. Read the full story here: leonlevinefoundation.org/sobering-reali…

"Somewhere along the way, Leon and I became friends. Of this development I can say: the closer you got to him, the more tangible his care became." -Michael Tarwater, Chair, TLLF Board of Directors

Did you know? TLLF awarded $11.8M in funding to human services agencies in FY23. While the enormity of need can seem overwhelming at times, we're often reminded that partnering together can yield lasting transformation.

Have you read our latest web feature? Tony Marciano shares his insights on addiction recovery as he approaches the end of his tenure with Charlotte Rescue Mission. leonlevinefoundation.org/sobering-reali…

It's Mental Health Awareness Month, & we're grateful for the dedication of our nonprofit partners working in this space. We proudly support agencies throughout NC & SC that make quality, affordable mental health services available to children, teens, & adults in need.

Deronda Metz is more than just a well-known name; she's a lifetime learner with a passion for the homeless. We spoke with her just after she retired from Sal Army Charlotte earlier this year. Catch her words of wisdom here: leonlevinefoundation.org/take-shelter/ PC: The Salvation Army

Deronda Metz served the homeless community of Charlotte for over 30 years. Read her advice to the next generation of social workers, & so much more, in our latest web feature: leonlevinefoundation.org/take-shelter/