This week North Carolinians and Americans voted to change who leads us locally, statewide, and nationally. Importantly, this ignites the opportunity to change policies and practices so everyone—not just a chosen few—will have their rights protected and the opportunity to thrive.
The Kate B. Reynolds Charitable Trust is excited to share that Trust President Dr. Laura Gerald has been inducted into The Order of the Long Leaf Pine by Governor Josh Stein. One of the highest civilian honors conferred by the Governor of North Carolina, the award recognizes exemplary service to the state and its communities.
For over a decade, through our Great Expectations (GE) special initiative, we’ve worked to ensure children in Forsyth County, NC…
Federal and state budget cuts and decisions are having a profound impact on organizations and communities around the state and…
Over the past 18 months, we have seen a historic disinvestment by federal and local governments in public resources that…
Every year, billions of dollars in public benefits go unclaimed in the United States, leaving many families without tools that…
At the Kate B. Reynolds Charitable Trust, ensuring NC residents can access Medicaid is critical to our ongoing work to…
As budgets get slashed and people’s rights are violated, we are experiencing an attack on our collective well-being. We must stand up for people who are scared to take their children to school or to the doctor, who have a serious health concern but no way to get care, who don’t know how they’re going to feed their families.