nonprofits

Forsyth County commissioners reversed course Thursday and reinstated $1.5 million in community grant funding—along with a tax increase to pay for it. But some major nonprofits were still left out.

During a four-hour-long meeting, speakers said the proposed cuts could affect services ranging from Meals on Wheels deliveries to free school field trips to Kaleideum.

Last year, 72 nonprofits received nearly $2 million through the program.

Residents questioned city staff on ways to increase local input in a public hearing on the city's Consolidated Housing and Community Development Plan for 2024 to 2025.

Greensboro City Council approved spending over $1 million Tuesday for four nonprofits to work to help reduce violent crime around the city.

United Way of Forsyth County has announced that an additional $4 million will be invested to support programs in the current fiscal year. The money will…

One of the major figures in the Triad's nonprofit community has decided to move on. Scott Wierman, president of the Winston-Salem Foundation, is leaving…

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…

A Winston-Salem non-profit devoted to social issues and the arts is about to get a huge financial boost. The city's “community innovation lab” will…