Winston-Salem is the place we call home—we aim to be an anchor for those who care deeply about this community and all of its people. For 105 years the Foundation has provided an opportunity for people to come together to tackle present challenges and prepare for future opportunities. And this moment is no different.
Winston-Salem is the place we call home—we aim to be an anchor for those who care deeply about this community and all of its people. For 105 years the Foundation has provided an opportunity for people to come together to tackle present challenges and prepare for future opportunities. And this moment is no different.
We're excited to announce 87 Community Grants totaling more than $1.75 milion from July through December 2024, made possible by community members who support the Foundation’s flexible grantmaking funds.
We're excited to announce 87 Community Grants totaling more than $1.75 milion from July through December 2024, made possible by community members who support the Foundation’s flexible grantmaking funds.
The Winston-Salem Foundation welcomes David Barksdale, Richard Gottlieb, and Keith Vest to The Winston-Salem Foundation Committee, the Foundation’s primary governing body.
The Winston-Salem Foundation welcomes David Barksdale, Richard Gottlieb, and Keith Vest to The Winston-Salem Foundation Committee, the Foundation’s primary governing body.
We are excited to share news of a leadership transition within our Finance and Investments team!
We are excited to share news of a leadership transition within our Finance and Investments team!
The Black Philanthropy Initiative (BPI) announces $105,000 in grants awarded through its Building an Inclusive Economy grants program, bringing its 2024 grantmaking total to $239,650.
The Black Philanthropy Initiative (BPI) announces $105,000 in grants awarded through its Building an Inclusive Economy grants program, bringing its 2024 grantmaking total to $239,650.
Youth Grantmakers in Action makes grants annually to youth-led projects that address community issues and challenges and that have a positive impact on other youth. Review the grant guidelines and apply in the new online grants portal by midnight on January 24, 2025.
Youth Grantmakers in Action makes grants annually to youth-led projects that address community issues and challenges and that have a positive impact on other youth. Review the grant guidelines and apply in the new online grants portal by midnight on January 24, 2025.
The Women's Fund awarded nine grants totaling $135,000 at its annual luncheon celebration.
The Women's Fund awarded nine grants totaling $135,000 at its annual luncheon celebration.
We're pleased to announce a $75,000 bridge loan to Triad Cultural Arts for the restoration of a historic shotgun house in the Happy Hill neighborhood. This support comes from our impact investment program, which leverages the corpus of the Foundation’s endowments to invest in businesses and organizations working for social change in Forsyth County.
We're pleased to announce a $75,000 bridge loan to Triad Cultural Arts for the restoration of a historic shotgun house in the Happy Hill neighborhood. This support comes from our impact investment program, which leverages the corpus of the Foundation’s endowments to invest in businesses and organizations working for social change in Forsyth County.
Our hearts are with the communities of Western North Carolina impacted by the devastation caused by Hurricane Helene. As these areas begin to recover and rebuild, nonprofit organizations are working tirelessly to provide much-needed relief. Several funds have been established to support the thousands of residents affected by this storm.
Our hearts are with the communities of Western North Carolina impacted by the devastation caused by Hurricane Helene. As these areas begin to recover and rebuild, nonprofit organizations are working tirelessly to provide much-needed relief. Several funds have been established to support the thousands of residents affected by this storm.
We're pleased to announce scholarship totals for the 2024-2025 academic year: more than $1.67 million has been awarded to 573 students seeking post-secondary education in North Carolina, the Southeast, and beyond.
We're pleased to announce scholarship totals for the 2024-2025 academic year: more than $1.67 million has been awarded to 573 students seeking post-secondary education in North Carolina, the Southeast, and beyond.
Sharing news of a promotion for Taylor Hayes, announcing our new staff, and sharing bittersweet news of Todd Slate's departure.
Sharing news of a promotion for Taylor Hayes, announcing our new staff, and sharing bittersweet news of Todd Slate's departure.
We’re thrilled to be launching a new Fund Portal and Grants Portal so you can spend less time navigating software and more time supporting our community. We've gathered key dates and information for you, including some frequently asked questions. Check it out to learn what to expect and who to contact with questions.
We’re thrilled to be launching a new Fund Portal and Grants Portal so you can spend less time navigating software and more time supporting our community. We've gathered key dates and information for you, including some frequently asked questions. Check it out to learn what to expect and who to contact with questions.
We're excited to announce 59 Community Grants totaling more than $1,821,150 from January through June 2024, made possible by community members who support the Foundation’s flexible grantmaking funds.
We're excited to announce 59 Community Grants totaling more than $1,821,150 from January through June 2024, made possible by community members who support the Foundation’s flexible grantmaking funds.
The Black Philanthropy Initiative of Winston-Salem (BPI) recently awarded $125,000 in Advancing Equity in Education Grants to 12 local organizations, 75% of which are Black-led.
The Black Philanthropy Initiative of Winston-Salem (BPI) recently awarded $125,000 in Advancing Equity in Education Grants to 12 local organizations, 75% of which are Black-led.
The Black Philanthropy Initiative of Winston-Salem (BPI) recently secured a $200,000 matching donation from an anonymous donor toward its 3-year, $2 million campaign to support local Black communities.
The Black Philanthropy Initiative of Winston-Salem (BPI) recently secured a $200,000 matching donation from an anonymous donor toward its 3-year, $2 million campaign to support local Black communities.
We made eight grants totaling $404,820 in the first half of 2021 in support of our two Focus Areas for community investment.