For Winston-Salem Forsyth County Schools (WSFCS) students, families, teachers, and administrators, this is an incredibly trying time. Right now, as our local community responds to a multi-million dollar funding deficit that is gutting our public schools, we must gain collective clarity on the real obstacle we face.
As I reflect upon my nine years as president of the Kate B. Reynolds Charitable Trust, there has never been…
Home of the Roanoke River, North Carolina’s Halifax County encompasses a vast, rural area spanning over 720 square miles. Despite…
The U.S. House and Senate have passed legislation that cuts more than $1 trillion from essential health programs like Medicaid…
The Trust thanks the Colorado Health Foundation, as well as the full group of funders from across the country, who…
Medicaid is the lynchpin to improving access to health care for communities that have been historically and systemically underserved in…
“You can’t live here and not have been deeply affected by flooding,” Goodwin said. “We started with healthy eating, but the partnership with the Trust increased our ability to address other issues related to the barriers we face.”
We are excited to share that Nora Ferrell has been promoted to vice president of communications at the Kate B. Reynolds Charitable Trust.