RAIN – Regional AIDS Interfaith Network

Charlotte, United States

5

2 reviews

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Telephone:
+1 704-372-7246
Website:
www.carolinarain.org
Address:
601 E 5th St Ste 470, Charlotte, NC, 28202
First Ward
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
530 ftDavidson St
950 ftMcDowell St
0.3 mi7th Street
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Local time (Charlotte) 06:45 Sunday, 22 June 2025

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Providing supportive services to HIV+ youth, adults and senior adults in the Charlotte metropolitan area.

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2 reviews of RAIN – Regional AIDS Interfaith Network

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Place rating: 5
Charlotte, NC
I’ve volunteered for this organization a few times and they are great people. Super friendly and welcoming.
What else makes this organization great? Their transparency with funds and ability to organize events that bring a community together and make everyone feel special. What more can you ask for? I know some people with HIV and I think they become dehumanized as just figures sometimes, this nonprofit does a great job of getting the word out that they are people just like everyone else.
If you have some spare time or money, donating your help to pretty much the only support for people with HIV/​AIDS would be an awesome thing to do.
Place rating: 5
Charlotte, NC
This organization (and the people who work there) are amazing! I’ve volunteered with them in a variety of capacities and they have been nothing but warm, kind, and lovely. Being the only non-​profit organization in Charlotte available to support people living HIV/​AIDS, it’s important to continue supporting them with your time, treasure, or talent.