Raleigh Convergence will stop publishing April 1, 2022. Read more.

Support the Raleigh Convergence

IMPORTANT NOTE: Raleigh Convergence is no longer publishing, as of April 1, 2022. Read more.

The Raleigh Convergence started in April 2019 with a belief that we’re not just residents of the same place — we’re neighbors.

When more people feel connected to the place we call home, they are more likely to vote, support local business and take action to make Raleigh and Wake County a better place.

This modern media company, started by veteran journalist Sarah Day Owen Wiskirchen, provides a more empathetic, collaborative and engaging local news source for Raleigh and Wake County.

We don’t wall off our content to only those who can pay for it. However, it’s not free to produce or keep going. We hope that those who can afford to pay, will.

If you believe in our mission, we’d appreciate your membership to help keep us going.

There are a few ways you can support us:

BECOME A MEMBER

Raleigh Convergence offers individual and business-tailored memberships!

HOW ELSE YOU CAN SUPPORT RALEIGH CONVERGENCE:

OUR VALUES

Raleigh is our home. We want to strengthen our collective community by celebrating its people and by thoughtfully discussing areas where we can do better. 

We believe y’all means all: We believe in celebrating the diversity of our community and examining ways we can make Raleigh safer and more welcoming to all.

We believe in truth-telling, accuracy, fairness and transparency. (And when you think we miss the mark, we welcome a conversation). 

We believe in the power of stories to connect people. 

We believe in supporting local and in Raleigh-made ideas, products and art.

We believe in kindness, civil conversation, voting, art and Raleigh.

We believe in taking action and seeking solutions. 

We believe we’re all in this together.