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.
Last month, we took Trust staff, Trustees, and our Advisory Council members to Montgomery, Alabama to tour the Equal Justice Initiative (EJI) Legacy Sites and to speak face-to-face with Bryan Stevenson, the founder of EJI. This opportunity was a true career pinnacle for me.
El proyecto de ley del presupuesto federal que fue aprobado en julio de 2025 es perjudicial para Carolina del Norte,…
The federal budget bill, passed in July 2025, is bad for North Carolina. It disrupts and limits access to health care, cuts spending for food assistance, and harms the health of immigrant families.
In November 2025, 15 grantees of the Kate B. Reynolds Charitable Trust spent a week together in the North Carolina…
In the face of attacks on our immigrant neighbors, massive federal cuts to health care and food assistance, and policy…
Black children won’t succeed in school if they don’t survive the first year of life. Learn how Forsyth County Birth Stories is listening to moms, and working to change the system, so these families can thrive.
Every child in Forsyth County deserves the opportunity to thrive in school. Find out why working for Universal Pre-K will give them that chance and what the Pre-K Priority is doing to help.