Our community: Kindness done! | Chapel Hill Tire

Thank you to everyone who took part in our 2021 12 Days of Kindness.

We had a lot of fun. We have helped six great Triangle non-profits reach their important goals. We met a bunch of kind people along the way - and we look forward to meeting all of you as the kindness continues into 2022.

Our community: Kindness done! | Chapel Hill Sheena

This year our six participating organizations were:

Wake County Boys and Girls Club
Note in pocket
book harvest
Food on wheels Durham
Refugee Support Center
SECU family home

Their great work continues throughout the year. So, if you're looking for a good reason to support, consider one of these organizations.

Our top teams with the most good deeds were:

Refugee Support Center
Note in pocket
Food on wheels Durham

The No. 3,000 Refugee Support Center received a $2,000 donation from Chapel Hill Tire. For performing the second largest act of kindness, Note In The Pocket received a $1,000 donation. And for being in the top three, we sent Meals On Wheels Of Durham $XNUMX!

Thanks again to everyone who participated. We are truly grateful to live in a community filled with generous, caring and kind people like you!

Back to resources