New Initiative brings Guilford County Schools Students to the Theater
Thousands of local public school students will head to the theater this fall as part of a new community initiative called Every Child Center Stage.
Heritage Salon Launches the Heritage Salon Legacy Giving Circle
Heritage Salon, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to championing and amplifying Black museums, historic sites, historic homes, and Black history, announces the launch of the Heritage Salon Legacy Giving Circle (HSLGC), a women-led philanthropic collective designed to move the organization from advocacy to action.
Triad Program Lets your Child Work while getting a Free College Education
Get paid to train for your future career while you’re going to college for free? And the average starting salary after graduation is $50,000 a year?
It may sound too good to be true, but it’s a reality for some rising high school juniors and seniors.
Triad nonprofit helps cover childcare costs to encourage civic engagement
Parents know it’s not always easy to find a reliable babysitter, and when you do find one, it can be expensive.
That means a lot of parents miss out on attending events. That includes voting or participating in civic events, such as meeting political candidates or attending a school board meeting. One nonprofit is trying to change that.
Triad Nonprofit Supports Families Dealing with Dementia
When someone’s health is failing, when they’re diagnosed with Alzheimer’s Disease or dementia, or when they have an intellectual or developmental disability, they’re still a valuable member of society.
Making More Possible
Every community foundation begins with the same simple idea: when people come together to invest in where they live, more becomes possible. That belief is the foundation of Make More Possible, a national campaign spotlighting the unique role community foundations play in connecting generosity with local impact.
Triad Goodwill helps former prisoners get back on their feet
Goodwill is about more than re-purposing clothes at a bargain price. The nonprofit helps people develop computer and job skills, and it helps people who’ve been in prison through a program called Careers On The Outside. It’s a job and life training for people after incarceration.
Creating Space for Connection: Highlights from CFGG’s 2026 Annual Meeting
The Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro welcomed donors, nonprofit partners, community leaders, and friends to the Steven Tanger Center for the Performing Arts for its 2026 Annual Meeting, an annual luncheon celebrating the people and ideas shaping Greensboro’s future.
Promoting financial literacy in schools in the Triad
Studies show children who learn math skills early do better in school and tend to have better success later on in their careers.
One agency in the Piedmont Triad ensures that happens for thousands of students.
25 Years Forward: Celebrating Future Fund’s Legacy of Giving and Greensboro’s Next Chapter
Future Fund’s 25th anniversary celebration at Elm & Bain was more than a milestone. It was a joyful chance to reflect on 25 years of the shared belief that Greensboro’s future grows stronger when we invest in it together.