How Can Bladen, Columbus and Robeson Counties Gain Better Access to Food?
Four open-house forums about the future of food access in southeastern North Carolina will take place across Bladen, Columbus and…
Four open-house forums about the future of food access in southeastern North Carolina will take place across Bladen, Columbus and…
The Robeson County School Board has proposed a KaBoom! Community playground for south Lumberton, which will cost the city very…
In 2015, the Kate B. Reynolds Charitable Trust awarded the Halifax-Warren SmartStart a three-year, $334,871 grant to increase access to…
“A dream that was years in the making came to life over the course of three days last week as…
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The American South faces a number of pressing issues, including struggling local economies, lack of access to affordable healthcare and other resources, underfunded schools, and more. And while some funders have stepped up to provide funding, the South remains underfunded relative to other regions.
Communities In Schools of Robeson County has secured a $330,000 grant that will address Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACES) or traumas and disparities associated with violence, COVID-19 and other natural disasters.
The John 316 Center announced it has received a $200,000 grant to establish the Roanoke Valley Afterschool Collaborative over the next two years from the Kate B. Reynolds Charitable Trust in Winston-Salem.