NC’s Rural Communities Finding Food Solutions Amid COVID-19
Rural communities across North Carolina are working to meet the rising needs of residents who are unable to access healthy…
Category: Health Improvement in North Carolina
Robeson County Church and Community Center awarded grant to help launch Mobile Assistance Unit
The Robeson County Church and Community Center has been awarded a $210,100 grant to put wheels on its service to…
We Support Racial Equity and Justice
At the Trust, we have watched as people across the country march in the streets to protest the brutal murders…
Healthy Eating Organizations and Coalitions Innovating for United COVID-19 Responses
Healthy Places NC coalitions responded to the threat of COVID-19 in force to meet the rising needs of their communities….
Leading Systems Change in the Twin Counties
Sue Perry Cole moved from Rhode Island to Rocky Mount, NC in 1980 to work in legal aid, but ended…
Spotlight on Statewide Food Systems Work
As project lead for Community Food Strategies at the Center for Environmental Farming Systems, Abbey Piner is part of wide-ranging…
Response Funds to Aid with Coronavirus Relief Proliferate in NC
In the world of philanthropy, “response fund” is the catchphrase of the year. Increasingly, established charitable foundations across the country…
Kate B. Reynolds Charitable Trust Announces $1.5 Million in Immediate, Flexible Funding to Respond to COVID-19 in N.C.
$500,000 for Forsyth County Community Response Fund; $1 million for safety net health care providers around the state as crisis…