Meet the Leaders Advancing Racial Equity in North Carolina
Meet the leaders who are advancing racial equity in health, education, and economic opportunity across North Carolina.
Category: Trust Updates
The Trust Announces Dr. Kristen Naney, New Director of Learning and Impact
The Kate B. Reynolds Charitable Trust is pleased to announce a new director of learning and impact, Dr. Kristen Naney.
Systems Change in the Neighborhood: Meet Carol Davis
Meet Carol Davis, executive director of Simon Green Atkins Community Development Corporation and recent Trust grantee. We sat down with Carol for her perspective on what long-term change looks like for her community in Forsyth County.
Systems Change in the Neighborhood: Meet Tonya Monteiro
Meet Tonya Monteiro, relationship director of Love Out Loud and recent Trust grantee. We sat down with Tonya for her perspective on what long-term change looks like for her community in Forsyth County.
Systems Change in the Neighborhood: Meet Reverend Willard W. Bass, Jr.
We sat down with Reverend Willard W. Bass, Jr., co-director of SHARE Cooperative and recent Trust grantee, for his perspective on what long-term change looks like for his community in Forsyth County.
Systems Change in the Neighborhood: Meet Regina Hall
Meet Regina Hall, executive director of Boston-Thurmond Community Network and recent Trust grantee. We sat down with Regina for her perspective on what long-term change looks like for her community in Forsyth County.
Now Is The Time
What if everyone in North Carolina had all they needed to be healthy? What if every child in Forsyth County had the opportunity to achieve their hopes and dreams? We sat down with Kate B. Reynolds Charitable Trust president Dr. Laura Gerald for a conversation about how the Trust is using the tools of philanthropy to drive toward systems change, and why now is the time for action.
Committed to a Healthy Democracy
Civic participation and democracy are tied to our nation’s overall health and well-being.