Research Triangle Park

♻️ Got old tech collecting dust? Don’t toss it—drive it over and make a difference.

Your unwanted electronics can fuel opportunity for students across North Carolina. On April 29, head to the Hub RTP Experience Center Parking Lot from 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. for RTP’s Electronics Recycling Day, a drive-thru donation event in partnership with the RTP Owners & Tenants Association’s Sustainability Committee and .

Devices donated will be securely wiped, and when possible, refurbished and given new life through Kramden Institute's digital inclusion programs. Your impact? Keeping e-waste out of landfills and helping bridge the digital divide, supporting a community where innovation, equity and sustainability thrive.

✅ Accepted: desktops, laptops, LCD monitors, tablets, peripherals, and cell phones (working or not)
⛔ Not accepted: printers, scanners, CRT monitors, stereo equipment

📎 Fill out the donation form at the link in our bio before dropping off.

Transitioning into stable housing can feel a little empty without the basics to settle in and begin again. Help someone feel at home–one essential at a time.

Research Triangle Foundation is hosting a Home Essentials Drive in partnership with Housing for New Hope to support neighbors transitioning from homelessness into stable housing. By donating new, everyday items—like cookware and bedding—you’re helping someone take their next best step toward stability and independence.

Through April 29, drop off donations for “Home Essentials Kits” at:
📍 Frontier RTP – 1st floor elevator lobby
📍 Boxyard RTP – Inside Fullsteam - Boxyard RTP
**Donated items must be new.

Housing for New Hope has spent decades connecting individuals and families to housing and hope, grounded in the belief that everyone deserves a safe place to call home. Their mission and story reflect the Foundation's shared commitment to creating a more inclusive, supportive community in RTP.

Hello, sunshine! ☀️

We had the pleasure of touring Durham County Government County Commissioners and Leadership Team members around the Hub RTP campus this week.

Research Triangle Foundation of NC VP of Real Estate Carolyn Coia shared exciting updates on the office and retail tenants coming soon to Horseshoe at Hub RTP - Raleigh Durham —including Genesys, Cheeni, Nanny Goat, Prime STQ and Drift Coffee & Kitchen. Plus, new murals, public amenities and outdoor spaces are taking shape, with even more development on the horizon!

We’re grateful for Durham County Government’s $20M investment and strong partnership in transforming this downtown destination into a vibrant place to work, play, and stay.

Thank you, Durham County leaders, for taking the time to experience these progress updates first-hand with Carolyn, Scott Levitan and Travis Crayton.

📸 Durham County leaders pictured L-R: Chief of Staff Shannon Trapp, Commissioner Chair Nida A., County Manager Claudia Hager, Assistant County Manager Dwane Brinson, Commissioner Wendy Jacobs, Commissioner Michelle Burton, Deputy County Manager Maurice Jones, Assistant County Manager Julio Delgado

We are proud to share that our CEO & President Scott Levitan received the Triangle Business Journal’s 2025 Pillar Award – a prestigious lifetime achievement recognizing his visionary leadership and lasting impact on Research Triangle Park (RTP).

Scott joins a distinguished group of recipients who are honored for their commitment to community service, real estate industry service and leadership in the Triangle region.

Since joining the Research Triangle Foundation of NC in 2017, Scott has played a pivotal role in activating groundbreaking projects, securing major investments in regional infrastructure and leading sustainability initiatives. His vision continues to shape the future of RTP.

Scott accepted this award alongside other honorees at TBJ’s 2025 SPACE Awards, held at Horseshoe at Hub RTP, the highly anticipated town square located within the Park's new downtown district. This event celebrates the projects, people and companies making the Triangle one of the best places to do business.

Please join us in celebrating Scott's outstanding contributions to the greater Triangle region's growth and success!

2025 Space Awards: Pillar Award winner Scott Levitan - Triangle Business Journal Scott Levitan plays a pivotal role as Research Triangle Park enters a new era.

🖥️ It's that time of year again! Join us in bringing your used or broken electronics for a meaningful cause at the RTP Electronics Recycling Day. In collaboration with Kramden Institute and the RTP Sustainability Committee, we are hosting a drop-off location to facilitate your contribution to a greater purpose.

🗓️: November 14
⏰ : 8:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
🗺️ Location: 300 Park Offices Drive

For the donation form, please visit https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeMkKo7kP6qBjWMwoVAT6xsWcU8dThjNqawtz0pk1nTIcmWtg/viewform