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The S.H.E is P.O.I.S.E.D. event brought energy, elegance, and empowerment to Pitt Community College. A Bridgerton-inspired tea party reintroduced our P.O.I.S.E.D. Mentorship Program to the community and set the tone for an exciting year ahead.

The first B.O.S.S. youth male mentorship session at Wahl Coates began with cautious silence. However, honest conversation and introductions soon shifted the energy. By the end of the meeting, the young men were leaning forward, laughing, and eager for the next session.

Influx Community Cares Foundation was grateful for the opportunity to serve as a presenter and pour into the next generation. Throughout the day, students engaged in conversations around leadership, responsibility, and confidence. They showed up open, curious, and willing to learn.

As we close out the year, Influx Community Cares Foundation, Inc. is honored to share the final story in our Our Year Through Their Eyes  mini-series, featuring Keisha Bazemore . Keisha’s story reflects the growth, resilience, and impact that have shaped our community throughout the year. Her experience brings this series to a meaningful close and reminds us why investing in people and community-driven programs matters. Watch Keisha’s story below: We are grateful to everyone

At Influx Community Cares Foundation, Inc., we love highlighting stories that show the real impact of our programs. In this edition of “Our Year Through Their Eyes,” Cameron Britton shares his experience as a mentor for the BOSS Males Mentorship program and as an ICCF intern, demonstrating how mentorship fosters leadership, growth, and community connection.

At Influx Community Cares Foundation, Inc., we love sharing stories that show the real impact of our programs. In this installment of “Our Year Through Their Eyes,” Tiera Jones shares her experience with the BOSS Males Mentorship program, a journey of growth, guidance, and empowerment.

At Influx Community Cares Foundation, Inc., we love celebrating stories that show what’s possible in our community. As part of our “Our Year Through Their Eyes” series, we’re highlighting Quadasia Gilliam, a single mom who, at just 21, became a homeowner.

At the recent Cocoa & Connection event at Influx Business Hub, entrepreneurs came together to share stories, exchange ideas, and build meaningful connections.

Influx Community Cares Foundation, Inc. was proud to support Lydia Harris with Cloud Makers at the Golden Hour Gathering with a $250 contribution. We love helping local creatives and entrepreneurs showcase their talents and grow their impact in Eastern North Carolina.

Influx Community Cares Foundation was thrilled to support the Fall 2025 Baby Prep Pop-Up hosted by WholeNest Birth Doula. We are proud to help families in our community feel confident and empowered in their prenatal care and birth planning.

Community Coming Together in Greenville This past weekend, our community showed up in the most beautiful way at Pasta in the Park. We served warm pasta meals to over 60 members of our homeless community and distributed 38 hygiene kits. We are grateful. Why We Care At Influx Community Cares Foundation, we are dedicated to supporting Greenville, NC and the surrounding areas by hosting meaningful events and providing essential resources to our community. Pasta in the Park brough

Educate. Equip. Empower. That’s exactly what Influx Community Cares Foundation (ICCF) set out to do during our recent FBLA Workshop, where high school students from South Central High School and Ayden-Grifton High School came together to sharpen their entrepreneurial skills and discover what it means to think — and live — creatively. Hosted at The Dickinson Event Space in Greenville, NC, the workshop was filled with energy, collaboration, and innovation from start to finish.

A thank you to Dank Burrito for their support of the Influx Community Cares Foundation, Inc. Their assistance has been helpful in the efforts to launch a scholarship program for youth and young adults. This collaboration benefits first-generation college students and young people in Greenville, while also inviting the community to enjoy Dank Burrito's amazing menu.

Our recent Pop-Up Vendor Event brought together over 30 local vendors in one vibrant space, creating a lively atmosphere filled with unique products and a strong sense of community. It was a great opportunity to support local businesses and nonprofit organizations, and the turnout exceeded all expectations.

We’re still smiling from everything that happened at Island Adventures Day Camp ! Held on June 25 and 26, this two-day event brought...

On May 22 , the Influx Community Cares Foundation hosted its Sip & Paint: Thrive Edition , and we are thrilled to share that the event...

What a night, at the Building Hope fundraising banquet in Greenville, NC. The event brought together community members, supporters, and leaders, all focused on one goal: making a real difference in the lives of those around us. As a proud sponsor, we had the privilege to witness firsthand the powerful stories and inspiring work happening right here in our community.

This semester, the Influx Community Cares Foundation had the joy of wrapping up another successful round of our B.O.S.S. Mentorship...

We came together with energy and purpose at the Zumba Thrive fundraiser. The event was more than a workout; it supported the BOSS Male Mentorship program run by Influx Community Cares. People passionate about empowering young men through mentorship joined forces, and the results inspired everyone.

Owning a home is a major milestone, but the path to homeownership can feel overwhelming. That is why we created the Home Buyer Grant initiative, designed to help first-time buyers overcome financial hurdles and gain confidence in their journey. This grant is more than financial support; it is a step toward building stronger communities and fulfilling dreams.