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The Winston-Salem Foundation


The Winston-Salem Foundation
860 West Fifth Street
Winston-Salem, NC 27101
Work (866) 227-1209
Saturday, February 4, 2012



The Winston-Salem Foundation is an 89 year old community foundation, comprised of over 1,150 funds created by charitable individuals and organizations. Our mission is to make philanthropy and its benefits available to all. We offer personalized service to make giving easy, flexible, and effective; local expertise with knowledge on current community issues to make your giving as effective as possible; and community leadership bringing diverse voices and groups together to address issues, foster greater giving, and support high impact opportunities.
http://www.wsfoundation.org

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The Winston-Salem Foundation
860 West Fifth Street
Winston-Salem, NC 27101


The Winston-Salem Foundation News


02/04/2012 12:50 AM
Funds ensure Governorâs School remains open in 2012
WINSTON-SALEM – The North Carolina Governor’s School Foundation announced Friday that it has raised a grand total of more $675,000. That amount is considered sufficient to open the 2012 Governor’s School program at both of its ...
02/03/2012 03:04 PM
Governorâs School to remain open
WINSTON-SALEM – The North Carolina Governor’s School Foundation announced today that it has raised a grand total of more $675,000. That amount is considered sufficient to open the 2012 Governor’s School program at both ...
02/02/2012 10:34 AM
UPDATE: Inmar considering expansion in Winston-Salem with 212 high-end jobs, also looking at move to another state
Inmar Inc. said today it is considering a $62 million corporate infrastructure expansion in Winston-Salem that would create 212 high-paying jobs and retain 761 jobs.
02/02/2012 02:18 PM
Inmar Considering Expansion in Winston-Salem With 212 High-end Jobs
Inmar Inc. said today it is considering a $62 million corporate infrastructure expansion in Winston-Salem that would create 212 high-paying jobs and retain 761 jobs.
01/17/2012 11:45 PM
I-SS Bible program receives grant
The Iredell-Statesville Schools Bible Association - which has provided an elective course in area high schools since 1994 - received $4,500 for its work from the Rye Foundation of Winston-Salem. Last year, the foundation made the second of two gifts totaling $18,000 for the Shepherd's Watch Camp.



YouTube Videos


12/23/2011 02:26 AM
The Winston-Salem Foundation: Carolina Music Ways
Carolina Music Ways, which was founded in 2000, is devoted to increasing awareness of our region's cross-cultural musical legacy, including bluegrass, jazz, blues, gospel, Moravian music and old-time string band. In this video we will have the pleasure of experiencing one of their old-fashioned radio show performances that was held in the spring of 2010 at Easton Elementary School. We'll also hear from local musicians and Carolina Music Ways board members Matt Kendrick and Joe Robinson about why it's so important to take this music to the schools.
10/18/2010 11:29 AM
The Winston-Salem Foundation: Experiment in Self-Reliance
In this video, the Experiment in Self Reliance's Executive Director Twana Wellman will describe the evolution of ESR since it was chartered in 1964 -- transitioning from an emergency assistance organization to an organization promoting self-reliance. Their cutting-edge programs are helping families work themselves out of poverty and homelessness into functional, social and economic self-reliance.
10/18/2010 11:26 AM
The Winston-Salem Foundation: The Ann and Clay Ring Fund
The Ann and Clay Ring Fund is an unrestricted fund set up by the Rings in 1997. Ann Ring, who passed away in 2009, served on the Foundation's Committee for eight years and also chaired the Foundation's Grants Committee during the years of the ECHO Fund. Ann was a friend to, a trailblazer for, and a fundraiser extraordinaire for many local nonprofits. In this video, we will hear from her husband Clay and grandson Hayes Wauford on the importance that she placed and relationships that she made while giving back to her community.
06/23/2011 09:11 AM
The Winston-Salem Foundation: Youth in Transition Community Collaborative
At the age of 18, many foster care youth living in Forsyth County find themselves alone, trying to make their way in the world without the necessary skill sets or supportive relationships to do so. This video describes the underlying issues that led to the development of the Youth in Transition Community Initiative of Forsyth County - a comprehensive community plan to improve the outcomes of foster youth. A governing committee representing diverse Forsyth County individuals and organizations, and a Youth Leadership Board, comprised of previous and current youth in foster care, have worked together to research existing programs, identify service gaps, and bring together beneficial services to meet the needs of these youth in our community. Invaluable program support has also been provided by the Jim Casey Youth Opportunities Initiative, a leader in working with communities throughout the US to improve outcomes for youth in foster care. Goodwill Industries of Northwest North Carolina will become the program's lead agency, utilizing their experience and existing resources to implement supportive programs such as Youth Opportunities Coaches, mentoring programs, housing support and financial literacy training. In May 2011, Youth in Transition was awarded a 3-year grant from the Kate B. Reynolds Charitable Trust in the amount of $486565 for operating funds to support the initiative's financial literacy training.
10/18/2010 11:28 AM
The Winston-Salem Foundation: ECHO Initiative
ECHO stands for "Everyone Can Help Out." The ECHO Council was created by The Winston-Salem Foundation in 2003 to create and encourage social capital building in our community building connections among all people, based on trust, which enhances cooperation for mutual benefit. In this video, Jeff Smith - better known around Winston-Salem and the Piedmont Triad as Smitty from smittysnotes.com and a founding member of the ECHO Council - will give us his thoughts about the power of ECHO and where he thinks Winston-Salem stands now in terms of social capital-building.



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