News about grants, gifts Susan G. Komen North Carolina Triangle to the Coast Affiliate will accept applications for its 2018-2019 Community Health Grants Program through November 18th. Applicants may request funding from $10,000 up to $50,000 for one year....
News about grants, gifts The International Association of Fire Fighters (IAFF) disaster relief teams on the ground in Texas and Florida are providing food and water, direct financial assistance, vaccinations, and behavioral health support through the IAFF...
The following article was one in a twelve-part series of thought pieces from nonprofit leaders on “Advancing Collaboration.” Interested in promoting the spirit of collaboration? Take the “Advancing Collaboration Pledge”. By Art Taylor Addressing misery,...
Special to the Philanthropy Journal By Kathleen Ruddy Rapid growth can occur for different reasons and in a variety of ways for nonprofits. For the St. Baldrick’s Foundation it took place during the infancy of our organization. As more and more people learned about...
News about grants, gifts CoreNet Global Carolinas wrapped up summer with a community service day at the Crayons2Calculators warehouse along with a check presentation of $1,250 to C2C. The Housing Opportunity Foundation awarded 17 area local nonprofits and seven...
Special to the Philanthropy Journal By Ginny Larkin-Thorsen and Sarah Streeper As a land-grant university, NC State is committed to providing students hands-on, highly-engaged learning opportunities AND to providing research that is of direct, practical use to...
News about grants, gifts On September 6th, PetSmart’s Buy a Bag, Give a Meal program donated nearly 40,000 pounds of pet food to the Gleaners Community Food Bank of Southeastern Michigan. Robert Steven “Steve” Hicks, vice chairman of the Board of Regents at The...
By Haily Jones Kathleen Dudzinski, Director of the Dolphin Communication Project (DCP), studied Atlantic spotted dolphins north of Grand Bahamas Island, The Bahamas from 1991 to 1996 for her doctoral study, and did a post-doc in Japan from 1997-2000. She spent...
By Jack Ahern Waterbirds know no borders. They will often travel hundreds of miles to the habitats that best serve their needs, where they can exist and thrive. Coincidentally, it is in that same way that the members of The Waterbird Society further the research on...
Special to the Philanthropy Journal By Hannah Williams Take a turn onto Tortuga Lane, drive down the path and you will meet dozens of new brave, flippered friends who are waiting to be released back into the wild. Settled in the heart of Surf City, NC, the Karen...
