CCAP

Connecting Comunity Affairs Professionals

Charlotte Community Affairs Professionals

 

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The mission of CCAP is to learn and share information among local corporate community affairs and social responsibility professionals, corporations, and non-profit organizations to better serve the communities where we live, work and do business.

Member Benefits
  • Networking and idea-sharing opportunities among peers and experts in the corporate community affairs and social responsibility sector.
  • Private LinkedIn group to share resources and foster collaboration.
  • Access to national best practices, as well as informal learning among members regarding practices that have or have not worked.
  • Information on local nonprofit sector and community news and major initiatives.
Engagement Opportunities

At the forefront of the CCAP experience are the monthly meetings and quarterly programs. Meetings and programs include timely topics like employee engagement, Covid-19 response, racial and social justice issues, and updates on local initiatives. Previous programs have featured industry thought leaders like Points of Light, Boston College Center for Corporate Citizenship, Mission Measurement, Porter Novelli, Rocket Social Impact, and Realized Worth.

CCAP Conversations: Casual conversations held six times per year that allow members to share ideas, investigate collaborations and learn about new nonprofit and community initiatives. Meetings are typically one hour in length.

Quarterly CCAP Meetings: Presentations by experts and stakeholder groups sharing new research, studies and groundbreaking corporate practices. These meetings also provide round table discussions, key community updates and social gatherings. Meetings are typically two hours in length.

Calendar of Events

2023 Calendar

Check back soon for 2023 events!

Become a Member

Membership is available to member companies with funding priorities and commitments in the Charlotte region but do not need to be headquartered in Charlotte. If the topic of a specific meeting is more relevant to another member of your team, you may choose to delegate an alternate representative for that conversation.

Annual membership rates are as follows:

  • $1,500 for one representative (fully tax deductible)
  • $500 for each additional company representative (fully tax deductible)

To join, please email your request to CCAP@fftc.org.

To pay your membership dues online, visit www.fftc.org/CCAP-membership.

Are you considering membership? We invite you to join us for a complimentary CCAP meeting. Contact CCAP@fftc.org.

CCAP Community

We have a growing network of community affairs professionals from across our member companies.

Allstate Insurance Company

Ally Financial

Alston & Bird LLP

Atrium Health

AvidXchange

Bank of America

Barings

Belk, Inc.

BlueCross BlueShield of NC

Brighthouse Financial

Carolina Panthers

Charlotte Hornets

Charlotte Knights

Corning, Inc.

Delhaize America (Food Lion)

Duke Energy

LendingTree

Lowe’s

LPL Financial

Moore & Van Allen

Northwood Office

Novant Health

PNC Financial Services

Positec Tool Corporation

Publix Super Markets, Inc.

Rodgers Builders

RSM

SPX FLOW

TD Bank

TIAA

Trane Technologies

Truliant Federal Credit Union

Vallen

Wells Fargo

 

Co-Chairs:

Jillian Peat Hamilton, Director of Corporate Responsibility, TIAA

 

Contact

Nancy Lagomarcino

Nancy Lagomarcino, MPA

Assistant Vice President, Philanthropic Advancement

Email Nancy

704.973.4921