Poor and Needy Division Kicks Off New Technology Initiative
“The Trust is seeking to do more to help local organizations increase their technological capabilities to better serve the community”…
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Conversations in Leadership: How Can You Impact the Community for Future Generations?
Come join Karen McNeil-Miller, President of the Kate B. Reynolds Charitable Trust, as she discusses legacy, making a real difference that carries…
Healthier Learning, Healthier Communities
The Kate B. Reynolds Charitable Trust is working with community colleges in North Carolina to explore how these institutions can…
Place-Based Philanthropy in Rural Settings: Increasing the Potential for Whole-Community Change
Doug Easterling Wake Forest School of Medicine Allen J. Smart Kate B. Reynolds Charitable Trust We begin this response by…
Taking on Tough Issues
From the President’s Desk When I think about the tough social issues nonprofits and philanthropies tackle, I am reminded of…
Supporting Urgent Needs & Developing Sustainable Solutions to Forsyth County’s Oral Health Crisis
The Kate B. Reynolds Charitable Trust’s Poor & Needy Division is dedicated to improving the lives of Forsyth County’s most…
New Places to Play, Learn & Get Healthy
Since 2012, the Kate B. Reynolds Charitable Trust’s Healthy Places NC initiative has invested in communities to improve the health…
Vance County Chosen as Pilot for Award-Winning Mobile Medication Program
Vance County will be the first county in North Carolina to implement an award-winning mobile medication program to reduce hospitalization…