How to Give for Giving Tuesday!

Nov 24, 2025

How can you make a difference this holiday season?

The holidays are filled with celebrations and fun, but they also offer a chance to reflect on our good fortune and what we can give to others. In celebration of Giving Tuesday, Visit NC Farms is encouraging North Carolina residents to explore volunteer opportunities and other ways to give to community-focused farms.

Giving Tuesday is a globally recognized day of giving that occurs annually on the Tuesday following the American Thanksgiving holiday. This year, Giving Tuesday falls on Tuesday, Dec. 2. 

North Carolina contains a variety of farms aimed at promoting the good of the community.  Visit NC Farms encourages residents to volunteer, donate or spread the word to support these farms and the vital work they do.

Take action this Giving Tuesday by connecting with a local farm and making a difference.

 

Inter-Faith Food Shuttle

Inter-Faith Food Shuttle uses a Feed, Teach, Grow model to fight food insecurity. Volunteers may help prepare meals in the kitchen, pack and deliver food bags, or assist with farm work, depending on the location. More information can be found at Inter-Faith Food Shuttle.

3 Bluebirds Farm in Raleigh

3 Bluebirds Farm cultivates life skills, social interactions and vocational opportunities for individuals with autism. Volunteers may help with farm tasks, assist with special events, or work with participants in the farm’s programs. More information can be found at 3 Bluebirds Farm.

The Bulb in Charlotte

The Bulb is a mobile farmers market that brings fresh produce to underserved communities. Volunteers may help with pickups and deliveries, support farm operations, or assist with markets. More information can be found at The Bulb.

Corral Riding Academy in Raleigh and Cary

Provides education and equine-assisted therapy to girls in high-risk situations. Volunteers may help with tutoring, transportation, marketing, facilities maintenance, grant writing and equine duties. More information can be found at CORRALRiding.org.