Kate B. Reynolds Charitable Trust

Living healthier and happier with the Kate B. Reynolds Charitable Trust -- Nora Ferrell

President of the Kate B. Reynolds Charitable Trust, Laura Gerald (center) talks with community members during an event to celebrate the nonprofit's 75th anniversary on September 27, 2022. Photo courtesy of the Kate B. Reynolds Charitable Trust.

Business

Kate B. Reynolds Charitable Trust parting ways with tobacco in investment portfolio

Keri Brown

The Kate B. Reynolds Charitable Trust will no longer invest in tobacco. The shift was announced on Tuesday during an event in Forsyth County to celebrate…

Refugees

Greensboro-based Montagnard Group Receives $100,000 Grant

Neal Charnoff

A Greensboro-based nonprofit is set to receive a grant to help Asian American refugee communities impacted by COVID-19. The Montagnard Dega Association…

Health & Safety

Reynolds Trust Adds $1.5 Million To Outbreak Relief Efforts

Paul Garber

The Winston-Salem-based Kate B. Reynolds Charitable Trust has made $1.5 million in emergency funds available to fight the coronavirus outbreak. The Trust…

Health & Safety

Study Says 634,000 More North Carolinians Would Be Covered Under Medicaid Expansion

Neal Charnoff

A new report says 634,000 more North Carolinians would gain health-care coverage if the state expanded Medicaid. The analysis was done by the Kate B.…

Education

Groups Explore Ways For Universal Pre-K Education In Forsyth County

Keri Brown

The Kate B. Reynolds Charitable Trust is providing a grant to study access to pre-k education in Forsyth County. It will include data and community…