The Kate B. Reynolds Charitable Trust is excited to share the February 2017 grant cycle announcements. To be eligible for funding, applicants must complete an advance consultation with the Trust before submitting an application.

Please find the Poor and Needy Division funding announcement here. 

Please find the Health Care Division funding announcement here. 

The Trust recently held the 2016 Innovations in Rural Health Award at an event at Campbell University and took the opportunity to check in on the innovative ideas that won in 2013 and 2014. With the Rural Health Award, the Trust decided to step outside of North Carolina to seek innovative ideas and bring those solutions back to North Carolina’s rural communities.

Project Links Rural Emergency Rooms with Medical Specialists

The Kate B. Reynolds Charitable Trust announced the winner of the 2016 Innovations in Rural Health Award at Campbell University October 28th. The Trust awarded Avera eCARE eEmergency (Sioux Falls, South Dakota) the New Rural Award, as well as $25,000 to continue its innovative work to improve the health and lives of those living in rural South Dakota and surrounding areas of Minnesota, Iowa, North Dakota, Nebraska and additional locations to include a total of 12 states. 

Trust honors innovations from sites in Minnesota, North Carolina, South Dakota

The Kate B. Reynolds Charitable Trust today announced three finalists for the 2016 Innovations in Rural Health Award: Avera eCARE eEmergency (Sioux Falls, South Dakota); Northern Dental Access Center (Bemidji, Minnesota); and The Free Clinics: Bridges to Health program (Hendersonville, North Carolina).

The Kate B. Reynolds Charitable Trust is currently searching for a Director of Special Initiatives, a new position at the foundation, to work as part of the Trust’s leadership team.

The Kate B. Reynolds Charitable Trust congratulates the North Carolina PACE (Programs of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly) Association for their work assisting the state’s elderly as Governor Pat McCrory proclaims that September be recognized as PACE Month in North Carolina. The Trust’s involvement with PACE dates back to 2006 and continues today as the Trust seeks to make strategic investments that will improve the design and delivery of behavioral health services to older North Carolinians, especially in rural areas of the state.

The Trust is pleased to announce Aidil Ortiz Hill will join the Trust this month as a Health Care Division program officer.

The Kate B. Reynolds Charitable Trust is excited to share the August 2016 grant cycle announcements. To be eligible for funding, applicants must complete an advance consultation with the Trust before submitting an application.

Please find the Poor and Needy Division funding announcement here. 

Please find the Health Care Division funding announcement here.