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1 Babcock Foundation

Gayle Williams,

Executive Director

Mary Reynolds Babcock

Foundation, Inc.

2920 Reynolda Rd.

Winston-Salem, NC

27106-3016

Telephone:

(336) 748-9222

FAX: (336) 777-0095

E-mail: [email protected]

URL: http://www.mrbf.org

Community Development

Human Services

Program Development

$108,875,545

$194,399-$1,000

$25,000

Purpose and activities: The foundation supports people in the southeast to build just and caring communities that nurture people, spur

enterprise, bridge differences, foster fairness, and promote civility. The foundation is committed to assisting organizations that are

having a demonstrable impact on racism and poverty. The foundation carries out this commitment through three funding areas:

enterprise and asset development, community problem solving, and grassroots leadership development.

Fields of interest: Civil rights, race/intergroup relations; Community development; Economically disadvantaged; Human services;

Leadership development.

Geographic focus: National

Types of support: Program development, Program-related investments/loans, Seed money, Technical assistance.

Limitations: Giving in the southeastern U.S., with emphasis on eastern AL, AR, GA, LA, MS, NC, SC, TN, north and central FL, and the

Appalachian regions of KY and WV.

Application information: Application form required. Applicants should submit the following:

1) how project's results will be evaluated or measured

2) copy of current year's organizational budget and/or project budget

3) detailed description of project and amount of funding requested

4) signature and title of chief executive officer

5) copy of IRS Determination Letter

Initial approach: Proposal or telephone

Copies of proposal: 2

Board meeting date(s): Feb., June, and Oct.

Deadline(s): Mar. 1, and Aug. 1

Final notification: Mid-June

Mar. 1, and Aug.

1 (John will call

this foundation

to determine if

there is any way

of submitting an

application

before March 1,

2004)

2 Balthis Foundation

Pearl Dixon Balthis

Foundation

c/o First Union National

Bank

401 S. Tryon St., NC 1159

Charlotte, NC 28288-1159

Application address:

c/o Kenneth R. Brown,

First Union National Bank

of NC, Trust Tax, CMG-10-

1159, Charlotte, NC

28288-1159 tel.: (704) 374-

6593

Human Services

General/Operating Support

$1,589,788

$20,000-$500

$1,000

Purpose and activities: Giving primarily to organizations affiliated with the Episcopal Church and youth organizations and child

development. Support also for education, religious organizations and schools, the handicapped and rehabilitation, mental health,

recreation, cancer research, and social services, including family planning and services.

Fields of interest: Cancer; Cancer research; Children/youth, services; Christian agencies & churches; Disabled; Education; Elementary

school/education; Elementary/secondary education; Family services; Higher education; Human services; Medical care, rehabilitation;

Mental health/crisis services; Recreation; Religion; Reproductive health, family planning; Secondary school/education.

Geographic focus: North Carolina

Types of support: Capital campaigns, Endowments, Fellowships, General/operating support, Scholarship fu nds.

Limitations: Giving limited to NC, with emphasis on the western Piedmont area.

Application information: Application form not required. Applicants should submit the following:



Initial approach: Letter


Board meeting date(s): May 15 and Dec. 15

Deadline(s): Nov. 30 and May 31

Final notification: 1 week after board meeting

Trustee: Wachovia Bank, N.A.

Nov. 30

and

May 31

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Results : 176 Foundations were found; 117 with over $100,000 in total giving; listed are 97 with a positive history of giving in N.C.

Search Criteria: Foundation State: North Carolina . Fields Of Interest: Adult Education--literacy, Agency Eatery, Basic Skills & GED, Community Development, Employment, Food Banks, Food Services, Homeless, Human Services, Retraining, Training, Vocational Education or Vocational Rehabilitation.

Types Of Support: Continuing Support, Curriculum Development, Equipment, General/Operating Support, or Program Development.

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3 Bank of America Corporation Contributions Program

Bank of America

Corporation Contributions

Program

Bank of America

Corporate Ctr.

Charlotte, NC 28255

Telephone: (800) 299-

2265


Human Services

Program Development

660 Billion

No Range

$10,000

Purpose and activities: As a complement to its foundation, the Bank of America Corporation also makes charitable contributions to

nonprofit organizations directly. Support is given on a national basis.

Fields of interest: Community development; Education; Health care; Human services.


Types of support: Building/renovation, Employee matching gifts, Employee volunteer services, Program development.

Limitations: Giving on a national basis. No support for athletic organizations or political organizations. No grants to individuals, or for

political activities, tuition, or debt reduction.

Company URL: http://www.bankofamerica.com.

None

4 Bank of America Foundation

Mike Sweeney, Director

Bank of America

Foundation, Inc.

100 N. Tryon St.,

NC1-007-18-01


www.bankofamerica.com/f

oundation/


Human Services

Continuing Support

Equipment


Program Development

$2,933,072

$4,500,000-$100

$10,000

Purpose and activities: The foundation directs charitable giving on behalf of Bank of America. The foundation contributes financial

assistance to nonprofit institutions and organizations that enhance the quality of life and promote public interest in the areas where the

company conducts business. Fields of interest: Community development; Education; Health care; Human services.


Types of support: Annual campaigns, Building/renovation, Continuing support, Emergency funds, Employee matching gifts, Equipment,

General/operating support, Matching/challenge support, Program development, Scholarship funds.

Limitations: Giving limited to areas of major company operations, including 21 states and Washington, DC, and other select areas

where there is a company presence. No support for organizations lacking 501(c)(3) status, religious organizations for sectarian

purposes, athletic events and programs, agencies receiving support from the United Way or arts councils, public or private K-12

schools, or disease advocacy organizations. No grants to individuals, or for book, film, or video development or production.

Application information: Application information available on foundation Web site. Applicants should submit the following:


2) brief history of organization and description of its mission

3) listing of board of directors, trustees, officers and other key people and their affiliations

4) copy of most recent annual report/audited financial statement/990


6) population served

7) geographic area to be served

8) listing of additional sources and amount of support


Initial approach: Brief letter submitted to local Bank of America office

None

5 Biddle Foundation

James H. Semans, M.D.,

Chairman;

or Douglas C. Zinn,

Executive Director

The Mary Duke Biddle

Foundation

1044 W. Forest Hills Blvd.

Durham, NC 27707


5591


Program Development

$19,865,852

No High-Low stated.

$10,000

Fields of interest: Community development; Disabled; Education; Higher education

Geographic focus: New York; North Carolina

Types of support: Conferences/seminars, Fellowships, Matching/challenge support, Program development, Scholarship funds, Seed

money.

Limitations: Giving limited to NC and New York, NY.






Initial approach: Telephone


Board meeting date(s): Mar., June, Sept., and Dec.

Deadline(s): Call for deadlines

Final notification: Approximately 90 days for negative responses

Call for

deadlines



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6 Blumenthal Foundation

Philip Blumenthal, Tr.

The Blumenthal

Foundation

P.O. Box 34689

Charlotte, NC 28234


9237

Additional tel.:

(704) 377-6555, ext. 2305

Human Services

Equipment


Program Development

$20,747,000

$50,000-1,000

$10,000

Fields of interest: Arts; Environment; Higher education; Human services; Humanities; Jewish federated giving programs.


Types of support: Annual campaigns, Building/renovation, Capital campaigns, Conferences/seminars, Emergency funds, Endowments,

Equipment, General/operating support, Matching/challenge support, Professorships, Program development, Publication, Research,

Seed money.

Limitations: Giving primarily in NC, with emphasis on Charlotte and Mecklenburg County. No grants to individuals, or for scholarships or

fellowships; no loans.

Application information: Application form not required.

Initial approach: Letter or telephone



None

7 Bradshaw Charitable Foundation

Stanley J. Bradshaw,

President

The Bradshaw Charitable

Foundation

75 Brookhaven Rd.

Pinehurst, NC 28374

Human Services


$175,203,000

$744,851-$25

$10,000

Fields of interest: Multipurpose centers/programs; Cancer; Federated giving programs; Higher education; Human services; Religion

Types of support: General/operating support.


Deadline(s): None

None

8 Brewer Foundation

Joseph B. Brewer, Jr.,

President

Brewer Foundation, Inc.

P.O. Box 7906

Rocky Mount, NC 27804

Human Services


$949,309

$15,675-$25

$1,000

Limitations: Giving limited to NC.




Deadline(s): None

None

9 Broyhill Family Foundation

Paul H. Broyhill,

Chairman,

or Mrs. Lee E. Pritchard,

Assistant Secretary-

Treasurer

Broyhill Family

Foundation, Inc.

P.O. Box 500, Golfview

Park

Lenoir, NC 28645-0472

Human Services

Program Development

$41,848,607

$100,000-$100

$10,000

Fields of interest: Human services


Types of support: Program development, Scholarship funds.

Limitations: Giving primarily in NC. No grants to individuals.

Application information:


Board meeting date(s): Quarterly

Deadline(s): None

Final notification: Within calendar year

None

10 Burgiss Charities

W. W. Burgiss Charities,

Inc.

c/o Wachovia Bank, N.A.

P.O. Box 3099

Winston-Salem, NC

27150-6732

Application address: c/o

Gerald C. Lane, Wachovia

Bank, N.A., 1426 Main St.,

Ste. 501, Columbia, SC

29226

tel.: (803) 765-3671

Human Services


$2,526,258

$60,000-$4,000

$5,000

Purpose and activities: Giving primarily for social services.

Fields of interest: Housing/shelter, development; Human services.

Types of support: Building/renovation, Capital campaigns, General/operating support.




Deadline(s): None

None



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11 Cannon Foundation

Frank Davis, Executive

Director

The Cannon Foundation,

Inc.

P.O. Box 548

Concord, NC 28026-0548


8216

www.thecannonfoundatio

ninc.org

Human Services

Equipment

$156,823,687

$2,500,000-$250

$25,000



Types of support: Building/renovation, Capital campaigns, Debt reduction, Equipment, Matching/challenge support.

Limitations: Giving primarily in NC.



2) statement of problem project will address

3) results expected from proposed grant


5) qualifications of key personnel

6) timetable for implementation and evaluation of project






12) descriptive literature about organization




Deadline(s): Deadline Jan. 5, Apr. 5, July 5, and Oct. 5

Final notification: Within 2 weeks of board's action

Jan. 5, Apr. 5,

July 5, and Oct.

5

12 Carter Foundation

Erwin Fuller

Carter Foundation, Inc.

P.O. Box 29093

Greensboro, NC 27429


P.O. Box 26000,

Greensboro, NC 27420,

tel.: (336) 373-8850

Human Services


$2,331,347

$6,000-$1,000

$2,000

Limitations: Giving primarily in NC, with emphasis on Greensboro. No grants to individuals.





Deadline(s): None

Final notification: Within 3 months

None



FIELDS OF INTEREST

AND

TYPES OF SUPPORT

ASSETS

HIGH-LOW

PROBABLE AWARD






13 Cemala Foundation

Ms. Priscilla P. Taylor,

Executive Director

The Cemala Foundation,

Inc.

122 N. Elm St., Ste. 816



3541

FAX: (336) 272-8153

E-mail:

[email protected]

Adult Education--Literacy

Education

Human Services

Equipment

Program Development

$38,486,684

$1,800,000-$2,500

$25,000

Purpose and activities: The foundation's primary focus continues a family tradition of commitment to enhancing the quality of life of the

community through grants to qualified charitable organizations.

Fields of interest: Adult education--literacy, basic skills & GED; Housing/shelter, development; Human services; Minorities;

Minorities/immigrants, centers/services


Types of support: Building/renovation, Capital campaigns, Conferences/seminars, Equipment, Fellowships, Internship funds, Land

acquisition, Matching/challenge support, Program development, Seed money.











Initial approach: Letter (no more than 2 pages)


Board meeting date(s): May and Nov.

Deadline(s): Mar. 1 and Sept. 1

Final notification: Within 3 to 6 months

Mar. 1 and Sept.

1

14 Charis Foundation

Joseph C. Cook, Jr.,

President

The Charis Foundation,

Inc.

26 Timber Park Dr.

Black Mountain, NC

28711

Human Services


$2,752,377

$10,000-$250

$5,000

Purpose and activities: Giving for social services, religion, and higher education.

Fields of interest: Higher education; Human services; Religion.


Types of support: Annual campaigns, Building/renovation, Capital campaigns, General/operating support, Scholarship funds.

None

15 Charity League of Shelby NC

Charity League of Shelby

NC

P.O. Box 1324

Shelby, NC 28151-1325



$157,430

No Range

$1,000

Purpose and activities: The foundation supports community outreach.

Fields of interest: Community development.



Application information: Contact foundation for current guidelines/deadlines.

None

16 Chatham Foundation

David H. Cline, Secretary-

Treasurer

Chatham Foundation, Inc.

c/o Wachovia Bank of

North Carolina, N.A.

P.O. Box 3099

Winston-Salem, NC

27150-7153


P.O. Box 151,

Elkin, NC 28621,

tel.: (336) 835-2155


Human Services

Continuing Support


$3,712,588

No Range

$5,000


Types of support: Annual campaigns, Building/renovation, Continuing support, Employee-related scholarships, General/operating

support.

Application information: Application form required for scholarships.



Board meeting date(s): As required

Deadline(s): None

Final notification: 30 days

None



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17 Coffey Foundation

Harriet Hailey

The Coffey Foundation,

Inc.

P.O. Box 1170

Lenoir, NC 28645


406 Norwood St. S.W.,

Lenoir, NC 28645

Food services

Human Services


$7,507,039

$60,000-$1,000

$25,000

Purpose and activities: Giving for higher education, youth, and social services; support also for student loans and individual

scholarships.

Fields of interest: Food services; Higher education; Hospitals (general); Human services; Residential/custodial care, hospices;

Women, centers/services.


Types of support: General/operating support

Application form required.

None

18 Community Foundation of Gaston County

John A. Edgerton,

Executive Director

Community Foundation of

Gaston County, Inc.

P.O. Box 123

Gastonia, NC 28053

FAX: (704) 869-0222

[email protected]

[email protected]

www.cfgaston.org


Equipment

Program Development

$42,950,278

$100,000-$100

$10,000

Purpose and activities: Support for community-oriented charitable causes. The foundation administers a donor-advised fund.

Fields of interest: Community development.


Types of support: Building/renovation, Equipment, Program development, Seed money.



Initial approach: Letter of inquiry



Deadline(s): Jan. 31 and July 31

Final notification: Mar. 31 and Sept. 30

Jan. 31 and July

31

19 Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro

H. Walker Sanders,

President

Community Foundation of

Greater Greensboro, Inc.

100 S. Elm St., Ste. 307

Greensboro, NC 27401-

2638


9100

FAX: (336) 378-0725

[email protected], or

[email protected]

www.cfgg.org


Human Services

Equipment

Program Development

$60,681,312

No High or Low

Listed

$25,000

Purpose and activities: The foundation is dedicated to strengthening the community for both present and future generations by

promoting philanthropy, building a collection of endowment funds, and serving as a leader in shaping effective responses to community

issues and opportunities in the greater Greensboro, NC, area.

Fields of interest: Community development; Community development; Housing/shelter, development; Human services.


Types of support: Equipment, Matching/challenge support, Program development, Program evaluation, Seed money, Technical

assistance.

Limitations: Giving primarily in the greater Greensboro, NC, area.

Application information: Call or visit the foundation's Web site for an application. Application form required. Applicants should submit

the following:







7) what distinguishes project from others in its field


9) how project will be sustained once grantmaker support is completed





Initial approach: Proposal (no more than 2 pages plus attachments)


Board meeting date(s): Monthly

Deadline(s): Feb. 18, June 16, and Oct. 15

Feb. 18, June

16, and Oct. 15



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TYPES OF SUPPORT

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20 Community Foundation of Henderson County

Priscilla Cantrell,

Executive Director,

or Crystal Reese,

Finance Director

The Community

Foundation of Henderson

County, Inc.

401 N. Main St., 3rd Fl.

P.O. Box 1108

Hendersonville, NC 28793

Telephone:

(828) 697-6224

FAX: (828) 696-4026

E-mail:

info@cfhendersoncounty.

org

www.cfhendersoncounty.o

rg


Homeless

Human Services

Curriculum Development

Equipment

Program Development

$38,701,171

$70,000-$25

$10,000

Fields of interest: Community development; Education; Homeless; Human services.


Types of support: Curriculum development, Emergency funds, Equipment, Matching/challenge support, Program development,

Publication, Scholarship funds, Scholarships--to individuals, Seed money, Technical assistance.

Publications: Annual report, Application guidelines, Informational brochure, Newsletter.

Application information: Scholarship availability is announced in Nov. Application form required. Applicants should submit the

following:







Deadline(s): Mar. 1, June 1, Sept. 1, and Dec. 1; Apr. 1 for scholarships

Final notification: 3 months

Mar. 1, June 1,

Sept. 1, and

Dec. 1; Apr. 1

for scholarships

21 Community Foundation of Western North Carolina

Pat Smith, Executive

Director

The Community

Foundation of Western

North Carolina, Inc.

1 W. Pack Sq., Ste. 1600

Asheville, NC 28802


4960

Mailing address: P.O. Box

1888, Asheville, NC

28802

FAX: (828) 251-2258

www.cfwnc.org


Human Services


Program Development

$85,739,721

No Range Listed

$10,000

Purpose and activities: To increase philanthropy and work within the community to find solutions to pressing needs; to create

opportunities to make the western NC area a better place to live.

Application guidelines available on Web site: URL: http://www.cfwnc.org/orgdevelopment.html.

Fields of interest: Children/youth, services; Community development; Human services.


Types of support: Consulting services, Curriculum development, Employee-related scholarships, Income development, Management

development, Matching/challenge support, Program development, Program evaluation, Program-related investments/loans, Seed

money, Technical assistance.

Limitations: Giving limited to western NC.

Publications: Annual report, Application guidelines, Informational brochure (including application guidelines), Newsletter.

Application information: Application form required.

Initial approach: Telephone or letter


Board meeting date(s): Quarterly, 2nd Wed. in Feb., May, Aug., and Nov.

Deadline(s): Feb. 1 and Aug. 15

Final notification: Within 3 months of each deadline

Feb. 1 and Aug.

15

22 Covington Foundation

Alexa Aycock, Grants

Coordinator

The Marion Stedman

Covington Foundation

P.O. Box 29304

Greensboro, NC

27429-9304

Telephone:

(336) 282-0480

Human Services

Continuing Support

Equipment


Program Development

$4,542,964

$35,000-$500

$5,000

Purpose and activities: Giving for human services.



Types of support: Building/renovation, Capital campaigns, Conferences/seminars, Continuing support, Equipment, General/operating

support, Program development, Publication, Scholarship funds, Seed money.

Limitations: Giving primarily in NC




Board meeting date(s): Usually May and Oct.

Deadline(s): Mar. 15 and Sept. 15

Final notification: June and Nov.

Mar. 15 and

Sept. 15



FIELDS OF INTEREST

AND

TYPES OF SUPPORT

ASSETS

HIGH-LOW

PROBABLE AWARD






23 Cumberland Community Foundation

Monika Simmons,

Grants and Scholarship

Manager

Cumberland Community

Foundation, Inc.

P.O. Box 2345

Fayetteville, NC 28302

Telephone:

(910) 483-4449

FAX: (910) 483-2905

www.cumberlandcf.org


Employment

Homeless

Vocational Education


Program Development

$19,729,047

$279,606-$50

$10,000

Purpose and activities: Support primarily for innovative and collaborative projects. As part of its general discretionary grantmaking, the

foundation frequently funds capacity-building efforts by nonprofits.

Fields of interest:Community development; Economically disadvantaged; Education; Employment; Homeless; Homeless, human

services; Housing/shelter, development; Human services; Nutrition; Urban/community development; Vocational education;


Types of support: General/operating support, Management development, Program development, Publication, Scholarship funds,

Scholarships-to individuals .

Limitations: Giving limited to southeastern NC.

Application information: Competitive grants are awarded in the county of the donor. Application form required.



Board meeting date(s): 2nd Thurs. of every other month

Deadline(s): Spring and fall; see Web site for dates

Final notification: See Web site

Spring and fall;

see Web site for

dates

24 Dennis Foundation

Mary Jo Tull

Wachovia Bank of VA

Dennis Foundation



P.O. Box 3099

Winston-Salem, NC

27150-7153

tel.: (804) 697-6901


Equipment

Program Development

$2,484,113

$10,000-$2,000

$5,000

Purpose and activities: Support primarily for local community needs, including programs for youth, community development

Fields of interest: Community development

Types of support: Building/renovation, Capital campaigns, Equipment, Program development

Application form not required. Applicants should submit the following:




Board meeting date(s): Annually in 4th quarter

Deadline(s): None

Final notification: Dec.

None

25 Dickson Foundation

Alan T. Dickson,

President

or

Susan W. Patterson,

Secy-Treasurer

The Dickson Foundation,

Inc.

301 S. Tyron St., Ste.

1800

Charlotte, NC 28202


5404

Human Services


$44,724,692

$100,000-$100

$10,000

Purpose and activities: Giving primarily to local charities including health, human services and education.

Fields of interest: Education; Federated giving programs; Higher education; Hospitals (general); Human services; Secondary

school/education; Youth, services.


Types of support: General/operating support, Scholarship funds.

Limitations: Giving primarily in NC. No grants to individuals, or for building or endowment funds.



Board meeting date(s): Annually and as required

Deadline(s): None

None



FIELDS OF INTEREST

AND

TYPES OF SUPPORT

ASSETS

HIGH-LOW

PROBABLE AWARD






26 Dover Foundation

Hoyt Q. Bailey, President

The Dover Foundation,

Inc.

P.O. Box 208

Shelby, NC 28151

Telephone:

(704) 487-8888

FAX: (704) 482-6818

E-mail:

[email protected]

Human Services

Continuing Support


$25,823,307

$200,000-$100

$5,000



Types of support: Annual campaigns, Building/renovation, Capital campaigns, Continuing supportGeneral/operating support,

Matching/challenge support, Professorships, Research, Scholarship funds.

Limitations: Giving primarily in Cleveland County, NC.

Publications: Informational brochure (including application guidelines).




Board meeting date(s): Jan., April, July, and Oct.

None

27 Duke Energy Foundation

Kay Saville, Executive

Director

Duke Energy Foundation

526 S. Church St.,

M.C. ECO6G-FC

P.O. Box 1009


FAX: (704) 382-7600

www.duke-energy.com



$12,457,452

Giving activities

include $17,531,797

for grants (No Range)

$10,000

Purpose and activities: Supports those organizations, institutions, and programs that are able to demonstrate a broad base of support

among the business and civic community. Support is directed to: health and human services, education, civic programs, and culture

and art. Awards competitive scholarships to students whose parents live in company areas and to children of employees or retirees.

Geographic focus: North Carolina; South Carolina

Types of support: Employee matching gifts, Employee-related scholarships, General/operating support, In-kind gifts,

Matching/challenge support, Professorships, Scholarship funds.

Limitations: Giving primarily in the company's headquarters and service areas in NC and SC. No support for political, sectarian, or

religious activities, veterans', fraternal, and labor organizations serving only their members, agencies of the United Way or the Charlotte

Arts and Science Council, and athletics, including sports and all-star teams. No grants to individuals (except for scholarships), or for

capital campaigns, endowments, conferences, trips or tours, advertising, membership or association fees, fundraising events, or film, video, and television productions.

Application information: Unsolicited requests for funds are discouraged.

Initial approach: Proposal



Deadline(s): May 31

Final notification: Dec. 31

31-May

28 Durham Merchants Association Charitable Foundation

Frank Ward, President; or

M.W. Lynam, Executive

Director

Durham Merchants

Association Charitable

Foundation

P.O. Box 52016

Durham, NC 27717


7921


Human Services

Equipment

Program Development

$3,639,199

$7,500-$1,500

$1,000

Limitations: Giving limited to Durham County, NC. No grants to individuals, or for operating expenses.

Publications: Application guidelines.





Deadline(s): Apr. 1 and Oct. 1

Final notification: June and Dec.

Apr. 1 and Oct. 1



FIELDS OF INTEREST

AND

TYPES OF SUPPORT

ASSETS

HIGH-LOW

PROBABLE AWARD






29 Ebert Charitable Foundation

Mark B. Edwards,

Administrator Tr.

Horatio B. Ebert

Charitable Foundation

P.O. Box 830

Mooresville, NC 28115-

0830

Human Services


$14,303,257

$125,000-$400

$10,000


Geographic focus: Florida; Kentucky; Maryland; North Carolina; Ohio; Tennessee

Types of support: Building/renovation, General/operating support. None

30 Edwards Private Foundation

Sarah Lowder, Director

Lucius Wade Edwards

Private Foundation, Inc.

714 St. Mary's St.

Raleigh, NC 27605


9233

www.wade.org

Human Services

Equipment


Program Development

$3,829,343

$60,000-$250

$1,000

Fields of interest: Economically disadvantaged; Human services.


Types of support: Equipment, General/operating support, Program development



None

31 Elizabeth City Foundation

Ray S. Jones, Jr.,

Executive Director

Elizabeth City Foundation

P.O. Box 574

Elizabeth City, NC

27907-0574


7850

Human Services

Continuing Support

$2,932,392

$45,000-$2,000

$1,000

Purpose and activities: Giving for social services

Fields of interest: Human services.


Types of support: Continuing support.

Application form required.

Board meeting date(s): Jan., Apr., July, and Oct.

Deadline: Mar. 15 and Sept. 15 for other grants

Mar. 15

Sept. 15

32 Finley Foundation

Robert C. Brown,

President

A. E. Finley Foundation,

Inc.

P.O. Box 98266

Raleigh, NC 27624

Telephone:

(919) 782-0565

Additional tel.:

(919) 782-0529

FAX: (919) 782-6978


Human Services

Continuing Support


Equipment


Program Development

$32,449,951

$203,100-$100

$5,000

Purpose and activities: Support primarily for human services

Fields of interest: Community development; Human services


Types of support: Annual campaigns, Building/renovation, Continuing support, Curriculum development, Equipment, General/operating

support, Program development, Seed money.







Deadline(s): None

None



FIELDS OF INTEREST

AND

TYPES OF SUPPORT

ASSETS

HIGH-LOW

PROBABLE AWARD






33 Fox Family Foundation

David D. Beischer,

Executive Director

Fox Family Foundation,

Inc.

2726 Croasdaile Dr.,

Ste. 102

Durham, NC 27705-2500


5575

FAX: (919) 383-5577

E-mail:

[email protected]

om

Human Services

Continuing Support



$4,639,797

$20,000-$4,000

$ 5,000



Types of support: Annual campaigns, Building/renovation, Capital campaigns, Continuing support, Curriculum development,

Endowments, General/operating support, Internship funds.


Initial approach: Letter or telephone of inquiry


Board meeting date(s): 2nd Wed. in May and Nov.

Deadline(s): Sept. 1


Sept. 1

34 Ginter Foundation

Kim Perry

Karl and Anna Ginter

Foundation

c/o Bank of America

101 S. Tryon St.,

NC1-002-22-22



Food Services

Homeless

Human Services


Program Development

$2,209,811

$45,000-$5,000

$5,000

Purpose and activities: Emphasis on adult education, community development, and social services, including programs for the

homeless and fighting hunger.

Fields of interest: Adult/continuing education; Community development; Education; Food services; Homeless; Human services


Types of support: Annual campaigns, Building/renovation, Capital campaigns, Fellowships, General/operating support, Program

development


Initial approach: Proposal or letter


Board meeting date(s): Nov.



Sept. 30

35 GlaxoSmithKline Holdings Corporate Giving Program

Mary Linda Andrews,

Manager, Corporate

Contributions and

Community Issues

GlaxoSmithKline

Holdings (Americas) Inc.

Corporate Giving Program

Research Triangle Park,

NC 27709


2547


P.O. Box 13398,


NC 27709

FAX: (919) 483-8765


Human Services


Program Development

$365,486,066

No Range

$10,000

Purpose and activities: As a complement to its foundation, GlaxoSmithKline Holdings also makes charitable contributions to nonprofit

organizations directly.

Fields of interest: Community development; Human services;


Types of support: Curriculum development, Donated products, In-kind gifts, Matching/challenge support, Program development,Seed

money.







Initial approach: Proposal to headquarters


Deadline(s): None

Final notification: 8 to 12 weeks

None



FIELDS OF INTEREST

AND

TYPES OF SUPPORT

ASSETS

HIGH-LOW

PROBABLE AWARD






36 Glenn Family Foundation

J. Kirk Glen, Jr., Vice

President

Glenn Family Foundation

P.O. Box 2736

Winston-Salem, NC

27102-2736


1540 Silas Creek Pkwy.,

Winston-Salem, NC

27107,

tel.: (336) 772-3441

Human Services


$6,936,222

No Range

$5,000



Types of support: Building/renovation, General/operating support

Limitations: Giving primarily in Winston-Salem, NC. No grants to individuals.



Deadline(s): None

None

37 Glenn Foundation

Barbara H. Voorhees,

Executive Director

The Carrie E. & Lena V.

Glenn Foundation

1552 Union Rd., Ste. D

Gastonia, NC 28054-5582

Telephone:(704) 867-

0296

FAX: (704) 867-4496

E-mail:

[email protected]

Human Services

Equipment


Program Development

$7,238,854

$100,000-$1,500

$10,000

Purpose and activities: Giving primarily for human services


Types of support: Building/renovation, Equipment, General/operating support, Matching/challenge support, Program development, Seed

money.









Deadline(s): Mar. 3

Final notification: June 30

Mar. 3

38 Goodrich Foundation

Marty Viser, Manager,

Community Relations

The Goodrich Foundation,

Inc.

c/o 4 Coliseum Ctr.

2730 W. Tyvola Rd.


Telephone:

(704) 423-7080

FAX: (704) 423-7127

E-mail:

[email protected]

m

Human Services

Continuing Support

Equipment


$14,965,814

$200,000-$50

$10,000

Purpose and activities: Funding primarily for human services.

Types of support: Annual campaigns, Building/renovation, Capital campaigns, Continuing support, Emergency funds, Equipment,

General/operating support

Initial approach: Letter or proposal


Deadline(s): None

None

39 Griffin Endowment

Clarence A. Griffin, Jr.,

President

The Griffin Endowment

1333 Queens Rd., No.

103

Charlotte, NC 28207

FAX: (704) 375-8691

Food services

Human Services


$3,791,959

$80,000-$100

$5,000

Purpose and activities: Giving primarily for human services.

Fields of interest: Food services; Human services



None



FIELDS OF INTEREST

AND

TYPES OF SUPPORT

ASSETS

HIGH-LOW

PROBABLE AWARD






40 Halton Foundation

Dale F. Halton, President

D. F. Halton Foundation

P.O. Box 241167


(704) 523-6761


Homeless

Human Services



$354,176

$250,000-$25

$1,000

Purpose and activities: Primary areas of interest include social services

Fields of interest: Business school/education; Community development; Education; Homeless; Housing/shelter, development; Human

services; Substance abuse, services; Vocational education.


Types of support: Annual campaigns, Capital campaigns, General/operating support, Scholarship funds.

Applicants should submit the following:





Deadline(s): None

None

41 Hanes Foundation

Linda G. Tilley, Sr. Vice

President, Wachovia

Bank, N.A.

The John W. and Anna H.

Hanes Foundation

c/o Wachovia Bank N.A.

P.O. Box 3099, MC-

NC6732

Winston-Salem, NC

27150

(336) 732-5372

Human Services

Equipment

Program Development

$28,253,555

$200,000-$1,000

$ 10,000


Types of support: Annual campaigns, Building/renovation, Capital campaigns, Emergency funds, Endowments, Equipment, Land

acquisition, Matching/challenge support, Program development, Seed money.

Limitations: Giving limited to NC, with emphasis on Forsyth County.

Publications: Application guidelines, Program policy statement.




Board meeting date(s): Jan., Apr., July, and Oct.

Deadline(s): 15th day of month preceding board meeting

Final notification: 10 days

15th day of

month preceding

board meeting

42 Hanes Memorial Fund

Matt Johnson

James G. Hanes

Memorial Fund


401 S. Tryon St., 4th Fl.


FAX: (704) 374-2242


Equipment


Program Development

$19,185,019

$73,220-$5,000

$20,000

Types of support: Annual campaigns, Building/renovation, Capital campaigns, Equipment, General/operating support.

Limitations: Giving primarily in NC, with emphasis on Winston-Salem.




Board meeting date(s): Jan., Apr., Aug., and Oct.

Deadline(s): Jan. 1, Apr. 1, July 1, and Oct. 1

Final notification: 10 business days

Jan. 1, Apr. 1,

July 1, and Oct.

1

43 Harris Foundation

Sherri McDaniel Harrell,

Executive Director

James J. and Angelia M.

Harris Foundation

P.O. Box 220427

Charlotte, NC 28222


6046


Human Services

Program Development

$16,548,630

$100,000-$900

$10,000

Geographic focus: Georgia; North Carolina

Types of support: Annual campaigns, Building/renovation, Capital campaigns, Matching/challenge support, Program development,












Initial approach: Letter (no more than 3 pages)



None



FIELDS OF INTEREST

AND

TYPES OF SUPPORT

ASSETS

HIGH-LOW

PROBABLE AWARD






44 Harris Teeter

Jessica Graham,

Manager, Corporate

Relations

Harris Teeter, Inc.


P.O. Box 33129

Charlotte, NC 28233


3904

E-mail:

[email protected]

m

www.harristeeter.com/co

mmunity/index.php


Food Services


No Information

Purpose and activities: Harris Teeter makes charitable contributions to nonprofit organizations involved with education, food

distribution, and community development. Support is given primarily in North Carolina.

Fields of interest: Community development; Education; Food services.


Application information: Proposals should be submitted using organization letterhead. Application form not required. Applicants should

submit the following:




Final notification: 6 weeks

Aug. 1

45 Holding Foundation

The R. P. Holding

Foundation, Inc.

P.O. Box 1377

Smithfield, NC 27577-

1377

Human Services


$16,441,418

$741,162-$500

$20,000



Limitations: Giving primarily in NC. Submit regular letter application.None

46 Hope Through Life Foundation

Hope Through Life

Foundation

P.O. Box 4150

Chapel Hill, NC 27515-

4150

Human Services


$2,082,488

$21,000-$2,000

$2,000

Giving primarily in NC. Submit regular letter application. None

47 Hopeman Memorial Fund

Hopeman Memorial Fund



P.O. Box 3099

Winston-Salem, NC

27150-7131

Employment


$1,979,330

$60,000-$3,000

$3,000

Submit regular letter application. None

48 Howell Charitable Foundation

Vicki Novak

Harley W. Howell

Charitable Foundation


Bank




First Union National Bank,

P.O. Box 17034,

Baltimore, MD 21203

Human Services


$1,778,682

$25,000-$750

$1,000

Submit regular letter application. None



FIELDS OF INTEREST

AND

TYPES OF SUPPORT

ASSETS

HIGH-LOW

PROBABLE AWARD






49 Huffman-Cornwell Foundation

Mary Louise McCombs,

Director

Huffman-Cornwell

Foundation



P.O. Box 3099

Winston-Salem, NC

27150-7131


P.O. Box 1113,

Morganton, NC 28680-

1113

Human Services


$3,000,806

No Range Available

$3,000





Oct. 1

50 Jones Family Foundation

Anne M. Rogers,

Secretary-Treasurer

The Seby B. Jones

Family Foundation, Inc.

P.O. Box 19067

Raleigh, NC 27619-9067

Human Services


$9,064,939

$250,000-$100

$5,000


Types of support: Building/renovation, General/operating support




Deadline(s): None

None

51 Lance Foundation

Zean Jamison, Director

Lance Foundation

c/o Bank of America

101 S. Tryon St.,

NC1-002-11-18



Lance, Inc.,

P.O. Box 32368,

Charlotte, NC 28232

Human Services


$4,238,223

$130,000-$1,000

$10,000




Limitations: Giving primarily in NC. Application form not required. Applicants should submit the following:


Initial approach: Proposal or letter



Deadline(s): None

Final notification: 2 to 3 months

None

52 Lichtin Family Foundation

The Lichtin Family

Foundation

3110 Edwards Mill Rd.,

Ste. 200

Raleigh, NC 27612



$5,300,000

$269,751-$100

$5,000



Submit regular letter application

None

53 Little Foundation

Henry Little, President

Effie Allen Little

Foundation

P.O. Box 340

Wadesboro, NC 28170-

0340

(704) 694-2213

Human Services

Program Development

$2,349,360

$43,288-$500

$2,000


Types of support: Program development.

Submit regular letter application.

None



FIELDS OF INTEREST

AND

TYPES OF SUPPORT

ASSETS

HIGH-LOW

PROBABLE AWARD






54 Martin Marietta Philanthropic Trust

Martin Marietta

Philanthropic Trust





Continuing Support


Program Development

$527,398

$100,000-$462

$1,000

Purpose and activities: Grants for community funds, social services, and community development.

Types of support: Annual campaigns, Building/renovation, Capital campaigns, Continuing support, Emergency funds, Endowments,

Fellowships, General/operating support, In-kind gifts, Program development




Deadline(s): None

None

55 McColl Foundation

Jane McColl Lockwood,

President

McColl Foundation

1508 Biltmore Dr.

P.O. Box 6144

Charlotte, NC 28207




$2,882,228

$25,000-$500

$1,000


Types of support: Annual campaigns, Building/renovation, Curriculum development, General/operating support, Scholarship funds.




Board meeting date(s): Biannually

Deadline(s): None

None

56 McLean Trust

Almena C. & Malcolm P.

McLean Trust

P.O. Box 1368

Lumberton, NC 28359-

1368

Human Services


$3,760,504

$45,000-$1,000

$2,500





None

57 Millis Foundation

Linda G. Tilley, Sr. Vice

President

James H. and Jesse E.

Millis Foundation, Inc.


P.O. Box 3099

Winston-Salem, NC

27150-1022


5372


P.O. Box 5186,

High Point, NC 27262,

tel.: (336) 885-6585


Homeless

Human Services

Continuing Support

$6,538,891

$25,000-$10,000

$5,000

Fields of interest: Homeless


Types of support: Building/renovation, Capital campaigns, Continuing support.








Deadline(s): Oct. 1

Final notification: Mid-Dec.

Oct. 1

58 Mills Family Foundation

Pamela M. Turner,

President

Mills Family Foundation,

Inc.

P.O. Box 8100

Asheville, NC 28814-8100

Human Services

Continuing Support

Equipment


$593,237

$75,000-$25

$1,000



Types of support: Annual campaigns, Building/renovation, Capital campaigns, Continuing support, Emergency funds, Endowments,

Equipment, General/operating support, Matching/challenge support, Scholarship funds, Seed money.


None



FIELDS OF INTEREST

AND

TYPES OF SUPPORT

ASSETS

HIGH-LOW

PROBABLE AWARD






59 Morgan Foundation

James L. Morgan, Sr.,

Chairman

The Morgan Foundation,

Inc.

10421 Old Wire Rd.

Laurel Hill, NC 28351


2016

Additional address:

P.O. Box 1167,

Laurel Hill, NC 28351

FAX: (910) 462-2019


Continuing Support

$11,400,731

$1,500,000-$100

$5,000


Types of support: Annual campaigns, Building/renovation, Capital campaigns, Continuing support





Deadline(s): None

None

60 Morisey Trust Account

John and Frances Morisey

Trust Account

3601 Williamsborough Ct.

Raleigh, NC 27609

Human Services


$1,071,938

$120,900-$50

$1,000




None

61 North Carolina Community Foundation

Elizabeth C. Fentress,

Executive Director

North Carolina Community

Foundation

200 S. Salisbury St.


Phone: (919) 828-4387

FAX: (919) 828-5495

[email protected]

www.nccommf.org


Basic Skills & GED

Homeless

Human Services

Program Development

$7,731,099

$277,500-$100

$ 5,000

Fields of interest: Adult education--literacy, basic skills & GED; Homeless; Substance abuse


Types of support: Conferences/seminars, Consulting services, Endowments, Program development, Technical assistance.


None

62 North Carolina Foam Foundation

Robert H. Perkins,

Director

North Carolina Foam

Foundation

c/o Bank of America

101 S. Tyron St.,

NC1-002-11-18




$5,677,260

$24,000-$200

$5,000





None

63 Palin Foundation

Dr. John F. Philips, Vice

President

The Palin Foundation

808-104 Salem Woods

Dr.

Raleigh, NC 27615

Human Services

General/Operating support

$2,021,455

$300,000-$25

$3,000


Types of support: Building/renovation, General/operating support.




None



FIELDS OF INTEREST

AND

TYPES OF SUPPORT

ASSETS

HIGH-LOW

PROBABLE AWARD






64 Piedmont Natural Gas Company

Piedmont Natural Gas

Company, Inc.


c/o Corporate Contribs.

1915 Rexford Rd.

Charlotte, NC 28211

Human Services


$1,288,657,000

No range available

$10,000

Purpose and activities: Piedmont makes charitable contributions to nonprofit organizations involved with human services and

technology. Support is given primarily in North Carolina, South Carolina, and Tennessee.

Types of support: General/operating support, In-kind gifts, Sponsorships.





Final notification: Following review

None

65 Polk County Community Foundation

Elizabeth Nager,

Executive Director

The Polk County

Community Foundation,

Inc.

255 S. Trade St.

Tryon, NC 28782-3707

(828) 859-5314

FAX: (828) 859-6122

[email protected]

www.polkccf.org


Equipment

Program Development

$16,633,301

$53,200-$50,000

$10,000


Types of support: Building/renovation, Capital campaigns, Conferences/seminars, Equipment, Internship funds, Matching/challenge

support, Program development, Publication, Scholarship funds, Scholarships--to individuals, Seed money.




Board meeting date(s): 3rd Thur. in Feb., Apr., June, Sept., Nov., and Dec.

Deadline(s): Call for deadline

Final notification: Immediately following board meetings

Call for deadline

66 Preyer Fund

Jane Preyer,

Administrator

Mary Norris Preyer Fund

c/o Piedmont Financial

Co. Inc.

P.O. Box 20124

Greensboro, NC 27420-

0124

(336) 274-5471


Continuing Support


Program Development

$4,563,372

$7,000-$1,000

$5,000


Types of support: Annual campaigns, Capital campaigns, Continuing support, General/operating support, Program development, Seed

money.



Initial approach: Written proposal


Board meeting date(s): Summer

Apr. 1

67 Prickett Fund

C.W. Cheek

Lynn R. and Karl E.

Prickett Fund

P.O. Box 20124


Human Services


$25,603,785

$70,000-$872

$10,000

Purpose and activities: Giving for social services.






None

68 Proctor Foundation

Erich Hamm

Proctor Foundation



P.O. Box 3099

Winston-Salem, NC

27150-7153

(336) 732-6996

Human Services

Continuing Support

Equipment


$2,621,850

No range available

$1,000


Types of support: Annual campaigns, Building/renovation, Continuing support, Emergency funds, Equipment, General/operating

support, Land acquisition, Matching/challenge support, Seed money.




Board meeting date(s): Mar.

None



FIELDS OF INTEREST

AND

TYPES OF SUPPORT

ASSETS

HIGH-LOW

PROBABLE AWARD






69 Provident Benevolent Foundation

Jesse J. Thompson

Provident Benevolent

Foundation


P.O. Box 3099

Winston-Salem, NC

27150-7131


4500 Cameron Valley

Pkwy., Ste. 450,

Charlotte, NC 28211

Human Services


$14,913,814

$50,000-$3,100

$10,000



Application information: Applicants should submit the following:


Initial approach: Letter not exceeding 2 pages

Deadline(s): Mar. 31, June 30, Sept. 30, and Dec. 31

Mar. 31, June 30,

Sept. 30, and

Dec. 31

70 RBC Centura Banks

RBC Centura Banks, Inc.


c/o Corporate Contribs.

134 N. Church St.

Rocky Mount, NC 27804

Employment


$11,482,000,000

Sales volume,

$1,040,000,000

$10,000


Types of support: General/operating support, In-kind gifts

Limitations: Giving primarily in areas of company operations, particularly NC.





Final notification: Following review

None

71 Reynolds Charitable Trust

E. Ray Cope, President;

John H. Frank,

Director, Health Care Div.;

or Joyce T.

Adger,

Director, Poor and Needy

Div. Kate B. Reynolds

Charitable Trust

128 Reynolda Village

Winston-Salem, NC

27106-5123


1456

FAX: (336) 723-7765

www.kbr.org

Food Services

Homeless

Human Services

Continuing Support

Equipment


Program Development

$450,827,036

$1,800,000-$5,900

$50,000

Purpose and activities: Seventy-five percent of net income is to be distributed for the health care of those in need statewide, to increase

the availability of health services to underserved groups, to promote good health and prevent illness, and to support other programs that

have merit and are related to the goal of the division. Twenty-five percent is for the benefit of poor and needy residents of Winston-

Salem and Forsyth County, NC, to support organizations that provide for basic needs (food, clothing, shelter, and health care), to fund

efforts that seek to reduce reliance upon support services or that promote maximum levels of functioning for those with chronic

problems, and to support other programs that have merit and are related to the goal of the division.

Fields of interest: Economically disadvantaged; Food services; Homeless; Homeless, human services; Substance abuse


Types of support: Annual campaigns, Building/renovation, Capital campaigns, Continuing support, Equipment, General/operating

support, Matching/challenge support, Program development, Seed money.

Limitations: Giving limited to NC; social welfare grants limited to Winston-Salem and Forsyth County

Application information: Applicant should contact the trust staff to discuss the proposal prior to submitting a written application. Advance consultation is required before an application can be accepted for consideration. Applications will not be accepted electronically. Application form required. Applicants should submit the following:




Initial approach: Telephone to inquire about guidelines and to request an application or access Web site


Board meeting date(s): Poor and Needy Division Advisory Board - Sept., Feb., and June (as of Jan. 1, 2004 -Mar. and Sept.);Health Care Division Advisory Board - Nov. and May

Deadline(s): By the close of the 1st business day of Jan., May, and Aug., for Poor and Needy Division (as of Jan. 1, 2004 -Jan. and July 15); Mar. 15 and Sept. 15 for Health Care Division, or the 1st business day thereafter if the deadline falls on a weekend or holida

Final notification: Within 2 weeks after advisory board meeting

By the close of

the 1st business

day of Jan., May,

and Aug., for

Poor and Needy

Division (as of

Jan. 1, 2004 -

Jan. and July

15); Mar. 15 and

Sept. 15 for

Health Care

Division, or the

1st business day

thereafter if the

deadline falls on

a weekend or

holiday.



FIELDS OF INTEREST

AND

TYPES OF SUPPORT

ASSETS

HIGH-LOW

PROBABLE AWARD






72 Reynolds Foundation

Thomas W. Ross,

Executive Director

Z. Smith Reynolds

Foundation, Inc.

14 S. Cherry St., Ste. 200

Winston-Salem, NC

27101-5287

Telephone:

(336) 725-7541

Additional tel.:

(800) 443-8319

FAX: (336) 725-6069

E-mail: [email protected]

www.zsr.org


Basic Skills & GED


Human Services

Continuing Support


Program Development

$332,612,438

$1,500,000-$500

$50,000


Types of support: Continuing support, General/operating support, Matching/challenge support, Program development, Publication, Seed

money, Technical assistance.

Limitations: Giving limited to NC.











10) additional materials/documentation

Initial approach: Letter or telephone for specifics


Board meeting date(s): 3rd Fri. in May and Nov.

Deadline(s): For grants, Feb. 1 and Aug. 1; for Sabbatical Program, Dec. 1; for Nancy Susan Reynolds Awards, June 1

Final notification: 4 months after deadline

For grants, Feb.

1 and Aug. 1; for

Sabbatical

Program, Dec. 1;

for Nancy Susan

Reynolds

Awards, June 1

73 Richardson Fund

Betsy B. Mead, Tr.

The Mary Lynn

Richardson Fund

c/o Piedmont Fin. Co.

P.O. Box 20124


Telephone:

(336) 274-5471

Human Services


$6,851,657

$30,000-$1,000

$10,000


Types of support: General/operating support, Seed money.

Applicants should submit the following:




Board meeting date(s): Late spring and fall


Sept. 1

74 Richardson Trust

Grace Jones Richardson

Trust

c/o Piedmont Financial

Co.

P.O. Box 20124

Greensboro, NC

27420-0124

Contact:

P.L. Richardson, Tr.

Human Services


$59,949,928

$40,000-$250

$10,000



Limitations: Giving on a national basis. No grants to individuals.





Deadline(s): None

None



FIELDS OF INTEREST

AND

TYPES OF SUPPORT

ASSETS

HIGH-LOW

PROBABLE AWARD






75 Robertson Family Foundation

The Blanche and Julian

Robertson Family

Foundation, Inc.

P.O. Box 4242

Salisbury, NC 28145-4242

Telephone:

(704) 637-0511

Contact:

David Setzer,

Executive Director

FAX: (704) 637-0177


Human Services

Continuing Support


Equipment


Program Development

$14,061,210

$325,000-$1,000

$ 10,000


Types of support: Capital campaigns, Conferences/seminars, Continuing support, Curriculum development, Emergency funds,

Equipment, General/operating support


Initial approach: Telephone, personal visit, or letter


Board meeting date(s): Determined by board

Final notification: Upon board's decision and action

Determined by

board

76 Rogers Charitable Trust

The Florence Rogers

Charitable Trust

P.O. Box 36006

Fayetteville, NC

28303-1006

Telephone:

(910) 484-2033

Contact:

Nolan P. Clark, Tr.

Human Services

Equipment


Program Development

$4,687,481

$30,000-$90

$5,000


Types of support: Equipment, General/operating support, Program development







Final notification: By the end of the following month

Last day of each

month

77 Royal & SunAlliance Insurance Foundation

Fred E. Dabney II,

Executive Director

The Royal & SunAlliance

Insurance Foundation,

Inc.

9300 Arrowpoint Blvd.

Charlotte, NC 28273

Human Services

Equipment


Program Development

$647,556

$70,730-$25

$1,000

Application form required. Applicants should submit the following:



3) descriptive literature about organization




7) name, address and phone number of organization




Deadline(s): None

None



FIELDS OF INTEREST

AND

TYPES OF SUPPORT

ASSETS

HIGH-LOW

PROBABLE AWARD






78 SAS Institute

Kat Hardy,

Public Affairs Assoc.

SAS Institute Inc.


c/o Corporate Comm.

Dept.

SAS Campus Dr.

Cary, NC 27513

Tel.:

(919) 677-8000, ext. 5221

FAX: (919) 677-4444

E-mail:

[email protected]

www.sas.com/corporate/c

ommunity/index.html

Human Services

Equipment


No information

available

Application information: A contributions committee reviews all requests. Application form required. Applicants should submit the

following:


Initial approach: Telephone headquarters for application form


Board meeting date(s): Late Nov. and early Dec.

Final notification: Generally by mid-Feb.

Mid-Oct.

79 Saunders Fund

Camie Morrison, Vice

President,

Lawrence Saunders Fund


Bank

401 S. Tryon St.,

Ste. NC 1159

Charlotte, NC 28202

Human Services


Program Development

$2,269,252

$12,000-$35

$1,000






None

80 Shinn Foundation

J.L. Brooks

George Shinn Foundation,

Inc.

100 Hive Dr.

Charlotte, NC 28217

Telephone:

(704) 357-0252



$84,596

$20,000-$100

$1,000




Board meeting date(s): Varies

None

81 Slane Foundation

John C. Slane, President

John C. Slane Foundation

1210 Westwood Ave.

High Point, NC 27262

Telephone:

(336) 883-2334



$6,846,302

No range available

$5,000





None



FIELDS OF INTEREST

AND

TYPES OF SUPPORT

ASSETS

HIGH-LOW

PROBABLE AWARD






82 Southern Bank Foundation

David A. Bean, Treasurer

Southern Bank

Foundation

P.O. Box 729

Mount Olive, NC

28365-0729

Telephone:

(919) 658-7007

Human Services

Equipment


Program Development

$5,342,558

$80,000-$100

$5,000


Types of support: Annual campaigns, Building/renovation, Capital campaigns, Debt reduction, Equipment, General/operating support,

Program development, Scholarship funds.



2) contact person









None

83 Stonecutter Foundation

Van H. Lonon, Treasurer

Stonecutter Foundation,

Inc.

300 Dallas St.

Spindale, NC 28160


P.O. Box 157,

Spindale, NC 28160

Human Services


$9,082,682

$25,000-$100

$5,000




None

84 Survival in Freedom

Survival in Freedom

(SURFREE)

4480 Springmoor Cir.




$680,311

No range available

$2,000Types of support: General/operating support. Submit regular letter application.

None

85 Tannenbaum-Sternberger Foundation

Robert O. Klepfer, Jr.,

Executive Director

Tannenbaum-Sternberger

Foundation, Inc.

600 Bank of America

Bldg.

P.O. Box 3112


Telephone:

(336) 373-1500

Human Services


Program Development

$16,464,663

$477,000-$2,800

$10,000


Types of support: Capital campaigns, Emergency funds, General/operating support, Program development




Board meeting date(s): Usually in Mar., June, Dec., and as required


1 month prior to

board meeting



FIELDS OF INTEREST

AND

TYPES OF SUPPORT

ASSETS

HIGH-LOW

PROBABLE AWARD






86 Tanner Foundation

George Clayton, Director

Tanner Foundation, Inc.

P.O. Box 1139

Rutherfordton, NC

28139-2115

Human Services


No financial

information available

$1,000


Types of support: Capital campaigns, General/operating support, Matching/challenge support, Research.

Application form required. Applicants should submit the following:







Board meeting date(s): Varies

Final notification: Sept. 30

Dec. 1

87 Trexler Foundation

C. Brent Trexler, Jr.,

Treasurer

The Trexler Foundation

P.O. Box 32486

Charlotte, NC 28232

Human Services


$5,378,985

$109,000-$1,000

$10,000


Types of support: Capital campaigns, General/operating support


None

88 Triangle Community Foundation

Krystin Jorgenson,

Finance Associate

Triangle Community

Foundation

4813 Emperor Blvd.,

Ste. 130

P.O. Box 12834


NC 27709


9840

FAX: (919) 941-9208

E-mail:

[email protected]

E-mail for application:

[email protected]

www.trianglecf.org


Basic Skills & GED


Food services

Homeless

Human Services


Continuing Support

Program Development

$81,001,164

$500,000-$56

$10,000

Fields of interest: Adult education--literacy, basic skills & GED; Adult/continuing education; Economically disadvantaged; Food

services; Homeless


Types of support: Annual campaigns, Continuing support, Emergency funds, Employee matching gifts, Program development


Initial approach: Letter, telephone or E-mail for application


Board meeting date(s): Feb., May, Aug., and Nov.

Final notification: June 15 and Dec. 1

Feb. 1 and Aug.

1



FIELDS OF INTEREST

AND

TYPES OF SUPPORT

ASSETS

HIGH-LOW

PROBABLE AWARD






89 V.F. Corporation Contributions Program

Mackey J. McDonald,

Chairman, President, and

C.E.O.

V.F. Corporation

Contributions Program

628 Green Valley Rd.,

Ste. 500


Telephone:

(336) 547-6000


P.O. Box 21488,


www.vfc.com.


Program Development

$3,503,200,000

No range available

$10,000

Geographic focus: National; international

Types of support: Annual campaigns, Capital campaigns, Program development

he Human Resources Department and Chairman's Office handle giving. Application form not required. Applicants should submit the

following:


Initial approach: Proposal to nearest company facility


Final notification: 1 month

Sept.

90 Wachovia Foundation

Shannon McFayden,

Director Community

Affairs

The Wachovia

Foundation, Inc.

c/o Wachovia Corporate

301 S. College St., Ste.

2525



4085

Wachovia Securities,

Inc.: Tim Holtz, 901 E.

Byrd St., Richmond, VA

23219, tel.: (804) 782-

4140, NC, SC: Joseph D.

Crocker

FAX: (704) 374-2484

www.wachovia.com/insid

e/page/0,,139_414_430,0

0.html

Adult Education--Literacy,

Basic Skills & GED


Homeless

Human Services


Program Development

$5,184,818

No ange available

$10,000


Types of support: Annual campaigns, Building/renovation, Capital campaigns, General/operating support, Program development

Limitations: Giving primarily in CT, DE, Washington, DC, FL, GA, MD, NC, NJ, NY, PA, SC, and VA.

Publications: Annual report.














13) contact person


Initial approach: Applications available an foundation's Web site


Board meeting date(s): Semi-annually

None

91 Walrath Trust

Walrath Trust




Human Services


$6,640,886

$166,129-$5,000

$10,000


Submit regular letter application.None



FIELDS OF INTEREST

AND

TYPES OF SUPPORT

ASSETS

HIGH-LOW

PROBABLE AWARD






92 Warner Foundation

Warner Foundation

501 Washington St., Ste.

D.

Durham, NC 27701

Telephone:

(919) 530-8842

Contact: Tony Pipa,

Director

FAX: (919) 530-8852

E-mail:

info@thewarnerfoundation

.org

www.thewarnerfoundation.

org


Employment

Human Services

Continuing Support


Program Development

$7,987,520

$40,000-$5,000

$15,000

Purpose and activities: Giving to NC organizations working to improve economic opportunities for disadvantaged individuals and/or

communities, and to improve race relations.

Fields of interest: Civil rights; Community development; Economically disadvantaged; Education; Employment; Human services;

Minorities.


Types of support: Building/renovation, Continuing support, General/operating support, Income development, Management development,

Matching/challenge support, Program development, Program-related investments/loans, Seed money, Technical assistance.

Limitations: Giving limited to NC. No grants to individuals.

Publications: Annual report, Application guidelines, Grants list.

Application information: Contact foundation for application guidelines, or visit website. Application form required. Applicants should

submit the following:




Final notification: Mid-Dec., and mid-June

Mid-Aug., and

mid-Feb.

93 Weaver Foundation

Richard L. Moore,

President

Weaver Foundation, Inc.

324 W. Wendover Ave.,

Ste. 300



7910

Application address: P.O.

Box 26040, Greensboro,

NC 27420-6040

FAX: (336) 275-9602

E-mail:

[email protected]

om

www.weaverfoundation.co

m

Homeless

Human Services

Equipment

Program Development

$17,927,196

$250,000-$1,000

$50,000

Purpose and activities: The purpose of the foundation is to help the Greater Greensboro, NC, community enhance and improve the

quality of life and the economic environment for its citizens while developing a sense of philanthropy, civic education, and commitment

in current and future generations of the founders' families. Focus areas include education, children and youth, environment, reducing

poverty, advancement of civil rights, and economic development.


Types of support: Building/renovation, Capital campaigns, Endowments, Equipment, Land acquisition, Management development,

Matching/challenge support, Professorships, Program development, Seed money.


None

94 Webb Benevolent Trust

H. H. Webb and

Nora Midkiff

Webb Benevolent Trust

c/o Lowe & Williams,

PLLC

P.O. Box 1463

Mount Airy, NC 27030

Contact:

Raleigh Cooley, Tr.

Human Services


$2,267,225

$10,000-$1,000

$2,000

Purpose and activities: Giving primarily to provide necessities to the poor, including food, shelter, medical care, and education.

Fields of interest: Economically disadvantaged; Health care; Human services.







Deadline(s): None

None



FIELDS OF INTEREST

AND

TYPES OF SUPPORT

ASSETS

HIGH-LOW

PROBABLE AWARD






95 Wilson Foundation

Thomas L. Wilson,

President

Wilson Foundation

190 Wilson Park Rd.

Statesville, NC 28625


2411

FAX: (704) 872-8281

E-mail:

[email protected]

Human Services

Equipment


Program Development

$2,646,301

$30,320-$100

$2,000


Types of support: Building/renovation, Equipment, General/operating support, Program development.

Limitations: Giving primarily in NC. No grants to individuals.

Publications: Application guidelines, Program policy statement.





Sept. 30

96 Winston-Salem Foundation

Scott F. Wierman,

President

The Winston-Salem

Foundation

860 W. 5th St.

Winston-Salem, NC

27101-2506

Telephone:

(336) 725-2382

FAX: (336) 727-0581

E-mail:

[email protected]

www.wsfoundation.org

Human Services

Program Development

$179,938,414

$2,000,000-$100

$50,000


Types of support: Building/renovation, Capital campaigns, Consulting services, Emergency funds, Employee matching gifts,

Endowments, Matching/challenge support, Program development, Program-related investments/loans, Scholarship funds, Scholarships-

-to individuals, Seed money, Student loans--to individuals, Technical assistance.

Limitations: Giving primarily in the greater Forsyth County, NC, area. No grants for operating support, annual campaigns, land

acquisition, publications, equipment or conferences.

Publications: Annual report (including application guidelines), Application guidelines, Grants list, Newsletter.

Application information: Application form required for student aid or student loans only and includes $20 application fee. Applicants

should submit the following:





Also include a narrative proposal and cover sheet form.

Initial approach: Telephone


Board meeting date(s): Feb., June, and Oct.


Mar. 15, July 15,

and Nov. 15

97 Woodson Foundation

Beulah Hillard, Director

Margaret C. Woodson

Foundation, Inc.

201 W. Council St.

Salisbury, NC 28145-0829

Telephone:

(704) 633-5000


P.O. Box 829, Salisbury,

NC 28145-0829

Human Services


$1,021,973

$100,000-$1,500

$2,000




Initial approach: Letter with 2 years' accounting statements


Mar. 1

$ 862,500 Possible Awards Total


Documents

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