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Story – July 1, 2019

Supporting Families with Services and Care

The $500 bill framed in Diana Johnson’s office has no monetary value — but to her, it’s priceless.

Story – July 2, 2019

Putting Children First

If students aren't learning during the summer, they can lose ground academically — and once children fall back, the gap in achievement can grow with each year.

Story – March 6, 2019

Helping Clients Find Hope and Healing

As CEO of Hopeful Horizons, Shauw Chin Capps helped a struggling organization in coastal South Carolina grow into a children’s advocacy, domestic violence and rape crisis center that benefits thousands of people in five counties.

Blog – February 4, 2019

Thinking Deeply about Evaluation

The Endowment recently invited Virginia Tech professor Tom Archibald and Jane Buckley of JCB Consulting to lead internal workshops on Evaluative Thinking, a set of habits that aims to help leaders make sound judgments using good evidence. Given the increasing focus on evidence-based programs and enhancing foundation strategy, we thought we’d share some of their insights.

Blog – October 11, 2018

Dental Project Meets Patients’ Special Needs

A medical school’s specialized program is showing dentists how to help clients with special needs.

Story / Video – February 25, 2019

Placing Patients in a Network of Care

When Cathy Tolbert visits new clients in Greenwood, S.C., it doesn’t take long before they find something in common.

Story – October 15, 2018

Sowing Change in Rural Churches

The large sign has only three words — Goldston Community Garden — and that’s intentional.

Story / Video – October 15, 2018

Opening their Home and Hearts

The first time the Stanfields met Alexis, she was 4. Dressed in pink shorts and a white T-shirt, she had long brown hair that draped her pale face. Removed from her family because of safety concerns, she was waiting for her social worker to find her a temporary home. Her clothing and her stuffed bunny filled the black plastic garbage bag beside her.

Blog – September 28, 2018

Grantee Feedback New Hope for Vulnerable Children

A national child welfare expert says a new law offers promising new avenues for reform.

Blog – September 28, 2018

Good News for Child Welfare Reform

New federal child welfare reforms hold promise, three N.C. social services directors say.

News – July 10, 2018

Fellowship Building Strong Partnerships

Strong community partnerships are essential for maximizing social impact. Don Jonas of Care Ring explains how his nonprofit agency cultivates these strategic alliances.

Blog – May 22, 2018

New Challenges and Opportunities in Foster Care

In honor of National Foster Care Month, the leader of the Children’s Home Society of North Carolina ponders recent improvements in the foster care system, and offers his thoughts on what needs to happen next.