Recent Grants
Below is an index of grants over the past five years. Our priorities have recently changed so we are not funding the specific categories listed here. We are now funding specific outcomes-focused strategies in our two programs, Health Improvement in North Carolina and Local Impact in Forsyth County, and two special initiatives, Healthy Places NC and Great Expectations.
Rural Economic Development Center, Inc.
Programmatic funds to conduct a communications campaign emphasizing the importance of expanding Medicaid coverage in the state.
North Carolina Justice Center
Programmatic funds to conduct a communications campaign emphasizing the importance of expanding Medicaid coverage in the state.
NC Child
Programmatic funds to conduct a communications campaign emphasizing the importance of expanding Medicaid coverage in the state.
Mountain Projects, Inc.
Programmatic funds to provide Affordable Care Act insurance outreach and enrollment services in the seven westernmost counties of North Carolina.
Legal Services of Southern Piedmont, Inc.
Programmatic funds to provide in-person enrollment assistance for Medicaid and Affordable Care Act insurance and help with Marketplace appeals in Mecklenburg County and surrounding regions.
Crisis Control Ministry, Inc.
Programmatic funds for planning and consultation to human services organizations in Forsyth County to establish a better aligned and coordinated safety net system.
Community Care of Western North Carolina
Programmatic funds to provide in-person enrollment assistance for Medicaid and Affordable Care Act insurance in McDowell County.
Work Family Resource Center, Inc.
Programmatic funds to pilot play and learn groups for Family, Friend, and Neighbor (FFN) caregivers, parents, and children in collaboration with El Buen Pastor Latino Community Services.
The Centers for Exceptional Children
Programmatic funds for evidence-based classes to help parents manage problem behaviors and developmental issues common in children with disabilities.
Smart Start of Forsyth County
Programmatic funds for child care subsidies for 29 children of teen parents enrolled in grades 6 through 12 in Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools.