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Winston-Salem Teachers for Equity, Achievement, Community, & Humanity (Winston-Salem TEACH) is the story of three local higher education institutions joining together to transform the quality of education in Winston-Salem–and we’re proud to a supporter of this effort! This partnership between Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools, Wake Forest University, Winston-Salem State University, and… more info Winston-Salem Teachers for Equity, Achievement, Community, & Humanity (Winston-Salem TEACH) is the story of three local…

We’re proud to support CTRC with a Capacity-Building Grant to continue their vital work in our community! Their mission is to support individuals and groups to embed and embody the science of trauma resilience. Learn more at traumaresilient.org/We were recently awarded a $25,000 capacity building grant from The Winston-Salem Foundation… more info We’re proud to support CTRC with a Capacity-Building Grant to continue their vital work in our community! Their missi…

Alecia Washington served as one of our Youth Grantmakers in Action members this year. We are so proud of her! ?#NEW: This weekend will be a special moment for many high school seniors as they walk across the stage during their graduation, including for Alecia Washington…. Washington recently made history… more info Alecia Washington served as one of our Youth Grantmakers in Action members this year. We are so proud of her! ?#NEW: Th…

As we reflect on the month of May, we want to give a special thanks to all of our sponsors of our 2023 Community Meeting! We appreciate all of your support in helping us strengthen Forsyth County.

We’re proud to be able to support local nonprofits and help educate youth in Forsyth County!We’re so glad that The Winston-Salem Foundation was able to supply the young readers version of Heather C. McGhee’s “The Sum of Us” to local nonprofit organizat…ions including LEAD GIRLS of NC Inc.! We hope… more info We’re proud to be able to support local nonprofits and help educate youth in Forsyth County!We’re so glad that The Winst…

Our long-time community partner, Forsyth Futures, is hosting a virtual lunch & learn on April 5 about their research on the Trauma Resilient Community Institutional Assessment. We’re looking forward to learning more about their research and we hope you’ll join us! Register for this event: http://www.eventbrite.com/e/lunch-learn-the-trauma-resilien… Read more about what… more info Our long-time community partner, Forsyth Futures, is hosting a virtual lunch & learn on April 5 about their research on…

Community members have been contacting us to find out how they can support Ukrainians given this devastating unfolding humanitarian crisis. If you would like to contribute, we have gathered a shortlist of 501(c)3 nonprofits that are among those organizations leading critical international relief efforts. Our thoughts are with Ukraine today… more info Community members have been contacting us to find out how they can support Ukrainians given this devastating unfolding h…

The Investing in Leaders of Color (ILOC) Fellowship is a one-year leadership and capacity-building initiative to acknowledge and support the work of 12 leaders of color who serve communities of color throughout the Carolinas. Fellows will receive up to $25,000 in general operating support for their organizations and up to… more info The Investing in Leaders of Color (ILOC) Fellowship is a one-year leadership and capacity-building initiative to acknowl…

“Neighbors for Better Neighborhoods believes that long-term change in communities only happens when residents participate in creating solutions. For that reason, we seek to support neighborhood groups and encourage resident-led problem-solving through an asset based community development approach. Now, that crucial work continues in a new and strengthened way.” -Latoya… more info “Neighbors for Better Neighborhoods believes that long-term change in communities only happens when residents participat…

Do you have a comprehensive view of the student loan landscape and a desire to help families navigate the process? Are you interested in hosting workshops and providing counseling to community members about their options for post-secondary education? Financial Pathways of the Piedmont is HIRING a College Navigator and Education… more info Do you have a comprehensive view of the student loan landscape and a desire to help families navigate the process? Are y…

Black Philanthropy Initiative has announced their Impact Grant recipients — $10,500 in grant support to help strengthen Black communities in Forsyth County. Learn more below!As #BlackHistoryMonth comes to an end, let’s remind each other that our BPI community celebrates and lifts up local Black leaders all year long! Thanks to… more info Black Philanthropy Initiative has announced their Impact Grant recipients — $10,500 in grant support to help strengthen…

“I believe the responsibility for tomorrow is in our hands today.” – Dr. Maya Angelou We have the power, opportunity, and responsibility to strengthen our Black… communities in Winston-Salem. And through BPI, our community of supporters grows our impact more and more each year. Want to join us? Visit www.bpiws.org… more info “I believe the responsibility for tomorrow is in our hands today.” – Dr. Maya Angelou We have the power, opportunity, an…

“Facilitating ‘Undesign the Redline’ tours has been a rewarding experience. It allows time to learn more about our local community history and most importantly, an opportunity to discuss how we can collectively impact the future of our city. It’s exciting to see how many people visit the exhibit and are… more info “Facilitating 'Undesign the Redline' tours has been a rewarding experience. It allows time to learn more about our local…

We’re honored to be part of the Freedom Day Celebration at Delta Fine Arts tomorrow afternoon. Please join us to enjoy performances by Otesha Creative Arts Ensemble & Authoring Action, hear an artist talk by Owens Daniels, learn about the Undesign the Redline Exhibition, and enjoy a thought-provoking panel discussion… more info We're honored to be part of the Freedom Day Celebration at Delta Fine Arts tomorrow afternoon. Please join us to enjoy p…

It’s the final week to tour the Undesign the Redline Exhibit at Central Library! We’ve been honored to partner with so many local organizations to bring Undesign the Redline to Winston-Salem and to offer opportunities to learn more through community events and guided tours. If you haven’t seen the exhibit… more info It's the final week to tour the Undesign the Redline Exhibit at Central Library! We've been honored to partner with so m…

Our grantee partner, Neighborhood’s Hands has been listening to community needs and is setting up a free access to mobile showers, washers, and dryers this Thursday. Please share with your networks to ensure folks know about this wonderful resource.

We’re excited for our Black Philanthropy Initiative and what this support will make possible for Black communities in Forsyth County!We’re grateful to adidas for recognizing Black communities and leaders who are, in their words, “changing our world one neighborhood at a time.” adidas gave BPI… a $65,000 donation towards our… more info We're excited for our Black Philanthropy Initiative and what this support will make possible for Black communities in Fo…

Did you know that the Foundation provided more than $1.4 million in scholarships to 537 local students last year? Our 2022 scholarship process is open, and we’re recruiting virtual volunteers to help us read and score applications this spring! If you’d like to express interest in volunteering, fill out this… more info Did you know that the Foundation provided more than $1.4 million in scholarships to 537 local students last year? Our 20…

Our Black Philanthropy Initiative said it best: The Winston Weaver fire last week demonstrated that people of color have long been—and continue to be—most likely to live near and be adversely impacted by industrial operations. “That’s not an accident, it’s by design.” #Redlining #UndesignTheRedline

A great resource from HandsOn Northwest North Carolina if you’re looking for ways to support local efforts around the Weaver Fertilizer Plant fire.In the evening of January 31, 2022, a fire at the Weaver Fertilizer Plant resulted in a 48-hour evacuation recommendation for anyone living within one mile of t…he… more info A great resource from HandsOn Northwest North Carolina if you’re looking for ways to support local efforts around the We…