Camp Kate: A Place for NC Leaders to Heal
In November 2025, 15 grantees of the Kate B. Reynolds Charitable Trust spent a week together in the North Carolina…
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Kate B. Reynolds Charitable Trust adds $10 million in grants in response to federal funding cuts
The Kate B. Reynolds Charitable Trust said Tuesday it is increasing by 50% — or from $20 million to $30 million —…
App State’s Department of Government and Justice Studies to host Lab iMPACTLY Nonprofit Workshop April 9
Appalachian State University’s Department of Government and Justice Studies, in collaboration with the Center for Excellence in Teaching and Learning for Student…
We All Have to Do More
In the face of attacks on our immigrant neighbors, massive federal cuts to health care and food assistance, and policy…
Moms Know Best. Let’s Listen
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.
Proving the Power of Pre-K
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.
Community Stands Up for Education in Forsyth County
A Voices on the Ground Local Impact Update This is a challenging time for our Forsyth County schools and…
EdNC’s Hurricane Helene Playbook: Lessons learned in early childhood
When Hurricane Helene hit western North Carolina in September 2024, 148 licensed child care centers and homes with more than 5,000 enrolled children were impacted, according to an August 2025 state presentation.