Impact Alamance highlights $3 million in county investments over 10 years
December 01, 2025 | Alamance County, North Carolina
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Tracy Grazer, president of Impact Alamance, briefed the board on a decade of partnership with the county, saying the organization has made over 45 local investments and helped secure roughly $2 million in grant funding in addition to about $1 million in direct investments.
Grazer said Impact Alamance’s work focused on improving community health through the built environment, citing playground projects at Eli Whitney, Cedar Rock and Pleasant Grove, walking trails at some elementary schools and trail and paddle access including Cane Creek. She presented a piece of artwork for municipal partners and thanked county staff for the collaboration.
The presentation was a recognition of the nonprofit’s decade of work with the county; no formal action was required.
Grazer said Impact Alamance’s work focused on improving community health through the built environment, citing playground projects at Eli Whitney, Cedar Rock and Pleasant Grove, walking trails at some elementary schools and trail and paddle access including Cane Creek. She presented a piece of artwork for municipal partners and thanked county staff for the collaboration.
The presentation was a recognition of the nonprofit’s decade of work with the county; no formal action was required.
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