May 21, 2012
Missed signals as Triangle YWCA failed
Faced with signs of financial trouble – revenue plunging while expenses soared – YWCA of the Greater Triangle relied heavily on grants, sought to portray itself as thriving, and was hampered by a lack of communication among its staff, board and funders about what was happening.
- To address the growing problem of child obesity in the state, the Blue Cross and Blue Shield of North Carolina Foundation has invested $1.2 million to get more produce from North Carolina farmers to school systems.May 17, 2012
- The Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation in Winston-Salem awarded $25,000 sabbaticals to five nonprofit leaders.May 16, 2012
- N.C. Central gets $1.5 million North Carolina GlaxoSmithKline Foundation; Npower Charlotte Region changes name to Apparo; Perry Colwell gets volunteer award; and a lot more.May 4, 2012
- Roughly 80 students at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte are participating in Students in Free Enterprise, which works to prepares students for careers through service learning.May 3, 2012
- After working together for over 10 years, The Women’s Center and the Family Violence Prevention Center in Chapel Hill are merging to form the new Compass Center for Women and Families.May 1, 2012
- Kevin Brice resigns from Triangle Land Conservancy; SECU Family House piloting collaborative effort to help future health-care professionals better serve family caregivers; Dining for Friends to benefit Triad Health Project; and more.April 26, 2012
- Since it was formed in 1992 to provide resources to equip students and parents in Forsyth County for education beyond high school, Crosby Scholars has graduated over 4,555 seniors and awarded $3.35 million in scholarships.April 26, 2012
- As it gears up for a possible long-term capital campaign, Greensboro College has been studying its database of donors to identify those who can make major gifts.April 24, 2012
- The agency, which serves over 300 poor and homeless individuals a year, expects to fall $256,500 short of its projected budget of $3.6 million for the fiscal year that ends August 31, a shortfall it says puts its services at risk.April 20, 2012
- Toni Freeman to head Association of Junior Leagues; Mary Freeman retiring from Tammy Lynn Center; Susan Jenkins retiring from Cherokee Preservation Foundation; and a lot more.April 20, 2012
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