Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro
Hispanic Heritage Month is an opportunity to celebrate the histories, cultures, creativity, and contributions of Hispanic and Latino communities. At the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, we are proud to recognize CFGG grantee Casa Azul of Greensboro.
Six-foot-tall metal “F-O-L-K,” letters delivered by an 18-wheeler and planted at the downtown Depot, will serve as a focal point for the upcoming NC Folk Festival in Greensboro.
The design, and craftsmanship came from GTCC welding students. Festival organizers used a grant for the materials.
Most nonprofit organizations work to help people. They’re set up so that individuals can come to them for help when they’re homeless or when they’re experiencing domestic violence. They’re set up so that children can come in when they need help with schoolwork or need a safe place to socialize.
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.
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.
Dismantling barriers and empowering women to step into male-dominated roles. A nonprofit called She Built This City trains women in carpentry, painting, plumbing, and wiring, and it’s with the help of the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro.
At the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, we believe lasting change begins by truly listening to the people who live, work, and lead in this community every day.
Women to Women (W2W), a permanent grantmaking endowment of the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro (CFGG), is pleased to announce $360,000 in grants to 10 nonprofit organizations serving women and families across Guilford County. This cycle represents the largest single-year investment in the initiative’s history and brings W2W’s total giving to nearly $2.6 million since its founding.
The Bible compares the kingdom of Heaven to a mustard seed. It’s the smallest of seeds, yet when it grows, it becomes the largest of garden plants. That’s why a nonprofit in Guilford County chose the name Mustard Seed Community Health.
The Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro (CFGG) announces a record-breaking $2.3 million in grants to 23 local nonprofits advancing community well-being across the CFGG’s core focus areas: cultural vibrancy, economic mobility, health and wellness, and housing. An additional $1.75 million was awarded through the Charles L. “Buddy” Weill Fund, a permanent endowment dedicated to improving the quality of life for seniors across the Triad.
