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.
These are unprecedented times in our communities. Local leaders are informing the assessment of need and guiding grant distribution decisions as the pandemic unfolds locally.
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Community members and volunteers in Yadkin County signed welcome banners and and made deliveries of supplies and local ice cream to 14 schools.
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Many local community organizations, churches, camps, and other facilities are offering childcare and supervised remote learning sites for families with children in public schools.
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This inaugural year welcomes applicants who focus on a broad array of charitable interests and nonprofit sustainability during the pandemic.
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This year's grant program includes Thriving in Education Grants and Nonprofit Sustainability Grants.
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Mateo Perez, a 2020 honors graduate of East Forsyth High School, has been named this year’s recipient of the Salem Glen Scholarship.
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Three 2020 graduates of West Forsyth High School have been named recipients of the Leslie Martin Scholarships and the Rebecca and Danny Green Music Scholarship.
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The foundation has elected its officers for the 2020-2021 fiscal year and welcomes five new members.
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IFB is inspiring new dreams and empowering opportunities for those with blindness or vision loss to be fully involved in their communities, from school to home and beyond, as they lead active, independent lives.
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