We foster meaningful connections and link resources to purposeful action, creating a brighter future for all who call Forsyth County home.

All In For Our Schools

Nonprofits, foundations, business leaders, faith organizations, and advocates across Forsyth County, including The Winston-Salem Foundation, have formed an Education Collaborative to meet the most pressing needs in our schools and provide a centralized hub for giving and engaging.

Together, we've launched a website, AllInForOurSchools.org, to serve as a coordinated community hub for donation opportunities specific to identified and immediate needs, while evaluating longer-term solutions. In the coming weeks, more information will be added about other community efforts across Forsyth County that are mobilizing people, money, supplies, advocacy, and partnerships in benefit of our schools.

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Advancing Forsyth Together

Forsyth County stands at a pivotal moment—facing real challenges, but also extraordinary opportunities for collaboration. By moving forward through connection and listening deeply, we can embrace change with confidence, knowing our mission is to adapt and learn for the betterment of our community.

A community-powered promise is at the heart of The Winston-Salem Foundation’s 2025–2030 Strategic Direction—keeping us focused on our goals, acting decisively, and investing in a future where everyone has the opportunity to thrive.

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Healing and Growing Through Community-Centric Giving

In 1988, a job offer from RJR Nabisco’s Planters & Lifesavers Company relocated Bob and Lisa Gfeller to Winston-Salem, where they decided to put down roots and raise a family.

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Building Relationships Across Generations Through the Arts

The Intergenerational Center for Arts and Wellness (Generations Center) has serves as a vibrant hub where individuals of all ages can come together to celebrate creativity and well-being.

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Turning a Lottery Win Into Lasting Community Change

Born and raised in Winston-Salem, Clark Chavous has always had a deep love for her hometown and its people.

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Our commitment to racial equity

Learn more about how and why the Foundation is applying a racial equity lens to its work in the community—as well as inside its own walls.

Read about our Commitment to Racial Equity

Our focus areas for community investment

Learn how the Foundation is evolving to meet our community’s needs through our Focus Areas.

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