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The Winston-Salem Foundation is a philanthropic organization dedicated to strengthening Forsyth County, North Carolina, by inspiring giving and connecting resources to action. With a focus on creating a stronger and more resilient community, the foundation offers various programs and initiatives, including scholarships for local students, grants for nonprofits and community groups, and support for teachers. Through partnerships with generous donors and fundholders, the foundation has made a significant impact in helping individuals pursue higher education, supporting community projects, and fostering meaningful connections across differences. As the foundation celebrates its 100th anniversary, it continues to make a lasting difference in the region by providing financial aid to students, awarding community grants, and promoting equitable change. With a commitment to racial equity and a belief in working together, the Winston-Salem Foundation strives to create a better future for all residents of Forsyth County, both now and in the years to come.Generated from the website

The Kate B. Reynolds Charitable Trust, founded in 1947 by Kate B. Reynolds, is dedicated to improving the health and well-being of residents in North Carolina, particularly in Forsyth County. They work towards achieving equitable access to quality healthcare, education, and economic opportunities for all individuals, regardless of their race, income, or location. Through their grantmaking initiatives, they invest in solutions that improve health outcomes, support rural communities, foster an inclusive economy, and ensure children are prepared for success. The Trust prioritizes listening to the community, promoting racial equity, and implementing systemic changes to create thriving communities and empower residents.Generated from the website

The Mary Reynolds Babcock Foundation, based in Winston Salem, NC, partners with organizations in 11 Southern states to address poverty and promote social and economic justice through a focus on racial equity. Established in 1953 with a generous bequest from Mary Reynolds Babcock, the foundation supports initiatives in democracy, policy advocacy, and economic opportunity, guided by values of democracy, equity, community, and risk-taking.Generated from the website