Programmatic support to provide educator training to provide early intervention to children from financially disadvantaged families that display difficulties in reading and literacy in their early school years. The training will increase educators' knowledge of English language structure to make them more effective in addressing literacy deficiencies.

Programmatic support to fund a project called the School and Community Data-Sharing Project (SCDSP) focused primarily on Title I schools and community organizations that primarily serve financially-disadvantaged children and families as a project/program of The Forsyth Promise. The purpose of the SCDSP is to facilitate the creation and maintenance of individual-level linked data sets using a data software platform called COMET Informatics. Data will be shared with and used by approved data contributing organizations for tracking student outcome measures.

Capital support for expansion of facilities by adding four early child care classrooms to eliminate waiting list and increase capacity to provide space for parenting and community services for financially disadvantaged families in east Winston-Salem. The classrooms will have their own restrooms, food prep and hand washing sinks and be furnished and equipped to encourage active exploration and movement. The addition of four classrooms will allow The Bethlehem Center to reclaim space originally intended for parenting/community services and eliminate their waiting list.

Programmatic funds to pilot an expanded non-emergency medical transportation project using volunteer drivers recruited through the faith network in Robeson County. Currently, case managers based at the hospital refer patients to volunteers who give rides to Southeastern clinics. The program engages four volunteer drivers. The goal is to add four additional drivers and use sophisticated routing and ride scheduling software to coordinate pick-ups and drop-offs for high-risk patients.