Traditional approaches to place-based philanthropy, including comprehensive community initiatives (CCIs), are characterized by four design features: 1) a centralized stakeholder…
Laura Gerald, president of the Kate B. Reynolds Charitable Trust, will be the keynote speaker for UNC Pembroke’s Spring Commencement…
With philanthropic support, AHCJ is able to help journalists across the country attend the annual conference, providing one of the most direct and extensive professional development opportunities in the industry.
We don’t all share the same beliefs or priorities. Neither do our donors or the communities we serve. But as charitable giving institutions, we are united behind our First Amendment right to give as an expression of our own distinct values.
We asked our partners Nariah’s Way Foundation and UNIDXS what expansion has meant to their communities and what would happen if the federal government slashed funding or implemented work requirements.
Director of Community-based Research and Family Engagement, Sharlee Hainesworth and Lead Researcher, Tiara Morris talks about how Action4Equity, in collaboration with Atrium Health, is supporting birthing mothers in Forsyth County through the “By Mothers” Project.
The Kate B. Reynolds Charitable Trust is proud to celebrate Dr. Laura Gerald, our president, on her appointment to the Truth, Repair, and Transformation Wisdom Council.
A wave of funding from the state’s share of a multibillion-dollar national court settlement with the pharmaceutical companies that abetted the epidemic has offered a lifeline by fueling efforts to expand treatment, recovery and harm reduction programs in the hardest-hit areas.