Recent Grants
Below is an index of recent grants over the past decade, searchable by program, initiative and body of work.
Winston-Salem Street School
General operating funds to participate in community efforts to connect justice involved youth to education and employment opportunities.
Crosby Scholars Community Partnership
Programmatic funds to Crosby Scholars Community Partnership to support low-income students in Forsyth County enrolling in college by awarding last dollar grants to those with unmet needs and no expected family financial contribution.
Triad Restorative Justice
General operating funds to participate in community efforts to connect justice involved youth to employment and education opportunities.
HandsOn Northwest North Carolina
Programmatic funds to provide technical assistance and organizational capacity to groups with strong networks in communities of color or in neighborhoods with low incomes.
Winston-Salem Urban League
Programmatic funds to convene youth serving organizations and develop strategies for increasing the percentage of disconnected youth who move into living wage jobs or participate in education opportunities.
The Dream Team Foundation, Inc.
General operating funds to participate in community efforts to connect marginalized youth to employment and education opportunities.
Second Harvest Food Bank of Northwest North Carolina, Inc.
Programmatic funds to increase the percentage of youth who have been disconnected from school and work who move into living wage jobs.
Children’s Home Society of North Carolina, Inc.
Programmatic funds to build the capacity of youth in the foster care system to lead efforts to secure better education and employment opportunities for young people in Forsyth County.
Winston-Salem Urban League
General operating funds for employment and career supports for people with low incomes in Forsyth County.
Simon Green Atkins Community Development Corp
General operating funds to increase the capacity to provide technical assistance to development initiatives in East Winston-Salem.