By Rachel CoxIn its 25th anniversary year, Service Raleigh returned to an entirely in-person format, bringing together more than 700 volunteers for a day of service at 80 sites throughout the Triangle. |Park News
By Brian FieldsThe Park Scholarships Class of 2021 has committed to raising $21,000 to benefit NC State Employee Dependent’s Tuition Scholarship. |Park News
By Daniel HallerThe Class of 2020 partnered with Urban Ministries of Wake County to provide commercial refrigerators and freezers for the organization’s food pantry. |Park News
By Brian FieldsPark Scholars give back – this mindset is at the core of the program’s mission and culture. Park Scholars donate their time to charities at... |Park News
By Valerie SchwartzPark Scholars give back – this mindset is at the core of the program’s mission and culture. Park Scholars donate their time to charities at... |Park News
By Valerie SchwartzProblem: You’re studying outdoors on NC State’s Centennial Campus, and your laptop battery is nearly dead. Solution: Plug into a tree to recharge. Yes, a tree –... |Park News
By Valerie SchwartzWhether known as GRASPs (Grants for Research, Artistic & Service Projects) or, in more recent years, as PEGs (Park Enrichment Grants), enrichment grant funding has... |Park News
By Eva Feucht Habitat for Humanity of Wake County staff member Missy Hatley clearly remembers the day last year when she was contacted by Richard Deans ‘13, chair... |Park News
By Eva Feuchtposted 2012.10.16 The Park Scholarships community joins many around the state and nation in mourning the loss of one of the program’s first and most...