Forming key non-financial partnerships with many sectors of the community is the backbone of our success.
The Kellin Foundation is a Guilford County based nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization that strengthens resilience among children, families, adults, and communities through trauma-informed behavioral health services focused on prevention, treatment, and healing.
The purpose of UNCG Restorative Youth Sports is to advance restorative justice by investigating its application to youth sports, physical activity, and physical education contents.
The purpose of UNCG Dept. of Kinesiology is to prepare professionals to enhance health, physical activity, physical performance, and well-being across the lifespan.
Peace and Conflict Studies focuses on nonviolent forms of conflict resolution, social justice, and peacebuilding in various social settings from the global to local, such as by international agencies, NGOs, community organizations, nonprofits, and in education.
The Federal TRIO Programs (TRIO) are Federal outreach and student services programs designed to identify and provide services for individuals from disadvantaged backgrounds. TRIO includes eight programs targeted to serve and assist low-income individuals, first-generation college students, and individuals with disabilities to progress through the academic pipeline from middle school to postbaccalaureate programs. TRIO also includes a training program for directors and staff of TRIO projects.
The Greensboro Fire Department aims to be immediately recognized by Greensboro residents and the fire service industry as a premier, professional, progressive fire department that consistently delivers the highest quality service possible, one that maintains public trust and improves people's quality of life by ensuring a fire safe environment, and serve as an exemplary model service delivery agency.
West Market Church is a vibrant congregation made up of people of all ages and all walks of life who gather to worship, learn, and serve together. You are welcome here, whether you're young or old and no matter where you've been, what you've done, or who you are. We are a downtown church changing the world by spreading the love of Christ!
First Presbyterian Asheville where we are passionate about our mission to experience the boundary-breaking love of Jesus Christ by practicing radical hospitality, forming deep relationships, and joining in shared ministry.
The Barnabas Network is Guilford County's only furniture bank. We collect more than 8,000 pieces of donated furniture each year and we give them, at no cost, to individuals and families on the path to self-sufficiency. We recycle furniture and restore lives.
The YWCA Teen Parent Mentor Program (TPMP), serving mothers ages 19 and younger, has participated in ongoing efforts that promote the reduction of racial, ethnic, or socioeconomic health disparities among program participants and within the community. Participants receive individual and peer group support while learning about health and social factors that impact their families such as the importance of education, nutrition, prenatal care, positive parenting, child neglect and abuse, breastfeeding, safe housing, and job readiness skills.
The Greensboro Police Department is comprised of 787 sworn and non-sworn employees dedicated to the mission of partnering to fight crime for a safer Greensboro. We believe that effectively fighting crime requires everyone's effort.
The Professional Fire Fighters of Greensboro (PFFG) is the labor organization that represents the Fire Fighters who protect life and property in the City of Greensboro.
That HIV-positive children, families, and adults throughout the Pacific Northwest flourish with dignity and self-worth in the face of persistent rejection and isolation.
Launched in 2003 in response to the childhood obesity epidemic, GO FAR is a comprehensive fitness program designed to teach children of all abilities about healthy eating habits, goal setting, and how to train for a 5K. GO FAR teaches kids that active, healthy lifestyles are fun and can be sustained throughout their lives.
Beyond Sports NC was created to provide intentional opportunities through sports to positively impact people for life by breaking down barriers through access to programming and funding that address equity and unity in the Triad.
As parents, educators, and coaches, it's our job to make sure girls have equal opportunities in sports. Unfortunately, the number of girls who are dropping out of sports at an alarming rate is a cause for concern. By the age of 14, girls are dropping out of sports at twice the rate of boys. By the age of 17 more than half of girls (51%) will have quit a team sport. Sports aren't just about physical activity — they're also about learning valuable life lessons. Teamwork, resilience, perseverance, confidence: these skills are integral parts of playing on a team and can last a lifetime. We want to see more girls equipped with these essential tools for success. We believe that when girls play sports, everyone wins. That's why we created the "You Do Belong" initiative — to help young girls experience the power of sport.
The Louis DeJoy and Aldona Wos Family Foundation was created in 2005 to support and invest in organizations that provide opportunities for individuals to advance their education, explore career options, broaden their horizons, forge lasting relationships and become engaged contributors to their communities and society.
Our goal is simple: to be a compassionate advocate for families. We specialize in education and prevention programs, family preservation, and adoption and foster care. Ultimately, everything we do is built on our foundational belief that strong families have the power to transform communities.
Consistent with the mission statement of the University to provide an intellectual environment where students develop a sense of identification, belonging, responsibility, and achievement that prepares them for leadership and service in regional, national and global communities, the department of athletics provides a comprehensive program of intercollegiate competition as an integral part of the total educational experience for all students.
Our club is part of Rotary International, a network of more than 34,000 Rotary clubs worldwide. As one of the larger clubs in the country, we have members who have diverse interests in local and international projects, and we offer numerous initiatives for both service and fun. The Rotary Club of Greensboro is one of the earliest Rotary clubs, founded in January 1917, twelve years after the founding of the first Rotary club. From the first 42 members, our club has grown to its present size of over 200 members. Our membership includes a broad cross-section of our community and spans a range of ages, backgrounds, interests, and occupations. Our diversity is one of our greatest strengths.
The Forge's Mission is to foster a creative and collaborative environment for experimentation and development in making, skill building, technology, and art through interacting with the local community through education and cultural participation, and sharing the experience of making locally and globally.
We will continue to help individuals in our community overcome the barriers that separate them from gainful, long-term employment. We will continue to provide free workshops, digital skills courses, specialized job training and an intensive program that helps individuals with criminal records avoid recidivism by teaching them how to re-enter the workforce. We will continue to be a passionate, results-driven leader. We will generate superior returns on the assets entrusted to us, return even greater value to our community and work to bring it closer to a shared vision.
Providing the highest quality food, drink and accommodations at a good value. Ensuring friendly attentive service, outstanding and impressive menus, and gracious amenities in hospitable environments. Offering employment that is rewarding and educational.
Building Lives & Families through Revelation Knowledge, Relationships, Resources, and being Relevant.
The Dudley High School Panther Athletic Club is the governing body for all athletic department fund raising activities. DPAC consist of five board members, Dudley Coaching Staff, athletes, and parents. DPAC has begun the process of diversifying the financial portfolio of the Dudley High School Athletic Department. D-PAC will work with school personnel to provide our student athletes with the best athletic experience possible. The goal is to supply our teams with meals, sport specific equipment, and medical supplies. The added revenue will not only enhance performance, but will also create a safe environment for our student athletes. D-PAC coordinates a sponsorship program that benefits all sporting teams here at DHS.
McDonald’s commitment to social responsibility dates back to our founder, Ray Kroc. Forty-nine years ago, long before the term “social responsibility” surfaced, Ray Kroc understood how important it was to give back to the community. It’s part of our DNA. Supporting charitable activities addressing diabetes, arthritis, multiple sclerosis and chemical dependency, Ray Kroc provided our first model for McDonald’s outreach. Through involvement in youth sports, local charities, and events that inspire the world, giving back is an essential part of the way we operate every day.
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