Recent Grants
Below is an index of recent grants over the past decade, searchable by program, initiative and body of work.
Work Family Resource Center, Inc.
Programmatic funds to research childcare policies, rules, and regulations as they impact and limit the availability of informal childcare arrangements.
University of North Carolina at Wilmington
Programmatic funds to assist three county health departments (Robeson, Bladen, Columbus) in slowing spread of COVID-19 among vulnerable populations.
Rutherford-Polk-McDowell District Health Department
Programmatic funds to assist health department in slowing spread of COVID-19 among vulnerable populations.
North Carolina Public Health Association, Inc.
General operating funds to improve the visibility and influence of public health as a critical part of the state’s health care safety net infrastructure.
North Carolina Partnership for Children
Programmatic funds to assist with state-level strategies that support local efforts to address adverse childhood experiences.
Halifax County Health Department
Programmatic funds to assist health department in slowing spread of COVID-19 among vulnerable populations.
Eagle Market Street Development Corporation CDC
Programmatic funds to promote equitable access to recreation resources in an underserved section of McDowell County.
Downtown Washington on the Waterfront
Programmatic funds to support a coordinator for the food system collaborative in Beaufort County.
Beaufort County Health Department
Programmatic funds to assist health department in slowing spread of COVID-19 among vulnerable populations.
The Winston-Salem Foundation
Funds to support COVID-19 response with funding allocated to: The Black Philanthropy Initiative’s Impact Grants Program 2020 to support black-led organizations in the four key areas identified in the Rethinking Philanthropy Report ($30,000); General operating expenses to support non-profit organizations in Forsyth County administering COVID-19 support to disproportionately impacted individuals and families ($170,000); and finally, direct program support to residents experiencing financial needs in Forsyth County ($300,000).