Clemmons Community Foundation routinely uses the terms “smart” and “transformational” in its focus for giving and community impact. What does that mean and why do we care?
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The Clemmons Community Foundation exists to unlock the full philanthropic potential of Clemmons, Lewisville, and surrounding communities by connecting people and resources in ways that thoughtfully and meaningfully transform our communities with access, opportunity, and an enriched quality of life for all residents. A core mission of the CCF is to strengthen the people, places, and partnerships that hold our communities together, build new connections that provide opportunities, and ensure our area continues to be a community in which all people want to call home.
The Interfaith Alliance is working in the Lewisville-Clemmons communities to meet the needs of the schools... READ MORE
In partnership with Lewisville Clemmons Chamber of Commerce and Leadership Winston-Salem, developing a leadership program for emerging leaders in Lewisville and Clemmons. READ MORE
Service needs include elder services, behavioral health services and addiction prevention and recovery programs, services for those with a disability, and other services. READ MORE
The Clemmons Community Foundation celebrated six outstanding students at West Forsyth High School's Award's Day on May 22, 2019.
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New board officers announced to take their positions on July 1, 2019
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One of the most gratifying aspects of being a teacher is knowing that you have had a lasting impact on students long after they have left your classroom. Danny and Becky Green, two career music teachers, have had such an impact on hundreds of their students during their careers that have spanned decades.
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An Interfaith ministry of Caring of the Clemmons Community, the Community Clothes Closet at Centenary United Methodist Church kicked off in late December 2018. For more information, please review the flyer below or call 336-766-5897
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Clemmons Community Foundation announces more than $35,000 in community grants
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Elementary aged students matched with a student mentor from West Forsyth High School. (Pictured above Big Hannah and Little Victoria).
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