Make a gift to the Matthew Alan Gfeller Memorial Fund
The Matthew Alan Gfeller Memorial Fund has been established at The Winston-Salem Foundation in memory of Matt Gfeller. The charitable purpose of the fund will be determined by the family at a later date.
Make a gift to the Community Fund
Your gift will enable the Foundation to make competitive grants to organizations that are meeting needs in our community. Areas of need that these organizations serve are arts and culture, education and recreation, health, human services, older adults, public interest, and youth. (You may choose to make this gift in memory of someone and enter their name into the Foundation's Book of Memory.)
Make a gift to The Women's Fund of Winston-Salem
The Women's Fund of Winston-Salem is committed to providing grants to institutions and initiatives that address the ever changing needs of all women and girls in our community and to building a community of women philanthropists by raising awareness and educating women and girls about the power of philanthropy.
Make a gift to The Black Philanthropy Initiative
The mission of the Black Philanthropy Initiative (BPI) of The Winston-Salem Foundation is to acknowledge and celebrate the traditions of sharing in the African-American community and to expand the models of charitable giving through education and engagement. The initiative is lead by African-American volunteers who understand the impact giving has made in the development of our community. With the support and supervision of The Winston-Salem Foundation, the Black Philanthropy Initiative hopes to expand the reach of philanthropy as well as its benefits.
Make a gift to Youth Grantmakers in Action
Youth Grantmakers in Action (YGA) of The Winston-Salem Foundation is a diverse group of youth from across Forsyth County that comes together to gain leadership experience, represent youth in their community, voice their opinions, and make grants to youth-directed projects that address community issues and challenges in Forsyth County. This project was created to engage young people and their critical insight into the needs of other youth in the community. YGA is structured to support authentic, working partnerships between young people and adults in designing these community change projects. YGA makes annual grants to youth-led projects benefiting youth in Forsyth County. Gifts will be added to the YGA endowment, which produces income for their yearly grants.