Recent Grants
Below is an index of recent grants over the past decade, searchable by program, initiative and body of work.
Center for Creative Leadership
Operating funds for two multi-day leadership capacity building programs, innovation and boundary spanning, for 25 nonprofit leaders in Rockingham County.
Kellin Foundation
Programmatic funds to help build a resilient and trauma informed community in Forsyth County.
High Country Community Health, Inc.
Capital funds to expand a multi-agency collaborative to implement a population/behavioral health project addressing prevention, treatment and social determinants of health in Burke County.
UNC Chapel Hill
The National Implementation Research Network (NIRN) proposes to support HPNC through a capacity-building approach that involves five major goals: 1) define and operationalize the roles, functions, and core activities of the HPNC Program Officer; 2) assist the HPNC Program Officers in refining their way of work as they engage with counties through coaching, rapid cycle problem solving and usability testing processes, and synthesizing relevant literature; 3) develop and document improved processes and ways of work based on the results from Goal 1 and Goal 2 for application with the second cohort of counties; 4) build the capacity of Program Officers to effectively use evidence-informed and active implementation frameworks as they assist counties; and 5) engage in ground level evaluation of the early phases of the HPNC project by capturing work to date in a systematic manner.
UNC Chapel Hill
Operating funds for capacity building and evaluation support of Healthy Places North Carolina.
North Carolina Justice Center
Operating funds for community-based advocacy work around Medicaid expansion and the insurance marketplace in Tier One counties.
Housing Authority of Winston-Salem
Operating funds to continue offering its Learn. Educate. Advance. Degree. (L.E.A.D.) tuition assistance program.
North Carolina Justice Center
Operating funds to continue education on importance of Medicaid expansion.
TCK Providence, Inc.
Programmatic funding to support TCK's culinary training Residency Program which primarily serves financially disadvantaged men and women who have experienced challenged life situations.
Southeastern Regional Medical Center
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. This small-scale test will help the hospital track improvements in no-show rates and health outcome measures while smoothing operational issues. Funding will cover mileage reimbursement to drivers, some salaries, and the scheduling software.