Z. SMITH REYNOLDS FOUNDATION, INC. COMMUNITY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT GRANTS APPROVED 2017
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1 Z. SMITH REYNOLDS FOUNDATION, INC. COMMUNITY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT GRANTS APPROVED 2017 Appalachian Sustainable Agriculture Project, Asheville, NC $25,000 Growing the Local Food Economy of Western North Carolina project Atkins (S.G.) Community Development Corporation, Winston Salem, NC of the Enterprise Center Expansion Black Family Land Trust, Inc., Durham, NC Blue Ridge Women in Agriculture, Boone, NC Bountiful Cities Project, Asheville, NC Bountiful Cities Project, Asheville, NC $20,000 Urban Agriculture Alliance project Brunswick Housing Opportunities, Inc., Bolivia, NC $45,000 For general operating support Carolina Common Enterprise, Durham, NC $40,000 For general operating support Carolina Small Business Development Fund, Raleigh, NC $70,000 For general operating support Center for Responsible Lending, Durham, NC $90,000 Responsible Lending in NC: Protecting Economic Opportunity project Center for Responsible Lending, Durham, NC $10,000 Responsible Lending in NC: Protecting Economic Opportunity project Central Park NC, Star, NC City Startup Labs, Inc., Charlotte, NC $30,000 City Startup Labs Foundry project Page 1 of 7
2 Cleveland County Community Development Corporation, Shelby, NC Conservation Fund A Nonprofit Corporation, Arlington, VA $230,000 Resourceful Communities Program project Consumer Credit Counseling Service of Forsyth County, Inc., Winston-Salem, NC $25,000 A Model of Place-Based Asset Building Approach Phase II project Durham Community Land Trustees, Inc., Durham, NC $25,000 Building a Piedmont Community Development Collaborative project Durham Congregations in Action, Durham, NC $5,000 REAL Durham: Our Liberation is Bound Up with One Another project Durham Congregations in Action, Durham, NC $15,000 REAL Durham: Our Liberation is Bound Up with One Another project Eagle Market Streets Development Corporation, Asheville, NC $12,000 Block-by-Block Industries project Eagle Market Streets Development Corporation, Asheville, NC $40,000 For general operating support Eagle Market Streets Development Corporation, Asheville, NC $24,000 Block-By-Block Industries project Farmer Foodshare, Inc., Durham, NC $40,000 For general operating support Feast Down East, Inc., Wilmington, NC $10,000 For general operating support Feast Down East, Inc., Wilmington, NC Foundation For The Carolinas, Charlotte, NC $75,000 Charlotte-Mecklenburg Opportunity Task Force project Friends of Hyde County's Historic 1854 Courthouse, Swan Quarter, NC Global Opportunities Center, Greensboro, NC Page 2 of 7
3 Goler-Depot Street Renaissance Corporation, Winston Salem, NC $20,000 Workforce Technology Pathway 2020 project Graham Revitalization Economic Action Team, Robbinsville, NC Grameen America, Inc., New York, NY $75,000 Grameen America Charlotte project Green Opportunities, Inc., Asheville, NC Green Rural Redevelopment, Inc., Henderson, NC Greensboro Community Development Fund, Greensboro, NC IAMSHE INC, Paw Creek, NC IDA and Asset Building Collaborative of NC, Raleigh, NC invictus Forward Outreach, Durham, NC $30,000 EMERGE (Entrepreneurship, Mentoring, Economic Development, Research, Growth in Business(es) and Education) project Just Economics, Asheville, NC Just Economics, Asheville, NC $20,000 Grassroots Equity Alliance Leadership Development project Latin American Economic Development Corporation of the Piedmont Atlantic Region, Charlotte, NC Legal Aid of NC, Inc., Raleigh, NC $400,000 Home Defense and Consumer Project Legal Aid of NC, Inc., Raleigh, NC $400,000 Home Defense and Consumer Project Page 3 of 7
4 Lexington Housing Community Development Corporation, Lexington, NC Lydia's House in Southeast, Washington, DC $20,000 People for a Better Aurora/Richland Township Project in Aurora, NC Made in Durham, Durham, NC Marian Cheek Jackson Center for Saving and Making History, Chapel Hill, NC MDC, Inc., Durham, NC $80,000 For general operating support Mountain BizCapital, Inc., Asheville, NC $70,000 For general operating support Natural Capital Investment Fund, Inc., Shepherdstown, WV $40,000 For general operating support of its NC work NC Association of Black Lawyers' Land Loss Prevention Project, Durham, NC NC Catch, Swan Quarter, NC NC Coalition to End Homelessness, Inc., Raleigh, NC NC Community Development Initiative, Inc., Raleigh, NC $700,000 For general operating support NC Institute of Minority Economic Development, Durham, NC $100,000 For general operating support NC Pottery Museum, Inc., Seagrove, NC NC State University, Raleigh, NC $40,000 Center for Environmental Farming Systems: Local Food Policy Council of NC Achieving Equitable Community Economic Development project Page 4 of 7
5 NC State University, Raleigh, NC $24,978 Center for Environmental Farming Systems' Developing Local Food Markets and Leadership at NC Universities for Historically-Underserved Populations project Northern Moore Family Resource Center, Inc., Robbins, NC $25,000 Sustaining and Managing Economic Development Collaborations project ONABEN, Portland, OR $20,000 Native Women and Youth Workforce Readiness and Entrepreneurship Initiative Orange County Partnership for Young Children, Chapel Hill, NC $34,744 Transplanting Traditions Community Farm: Expanding Asian Refugee Agricultural Entrepreneurship project Patterson School Foundation, Inc., Patterson, NC Queen City Forward, Charlotte, NC Reinvestment Partners, Durham, NC $55,000 For general operating support Reinvestment Partners, Durham, NC $75,000 De-zombification project Residents Council of Asheville Housing Authority, Inc., Asheville, NC RFD CDC, Yadkinville, NC $30,000 NETworX: Securing Well-Being Together project Running Over Connection, Inc., Louisburg, NC $25,000 American Indian Made in NC (AIM-NC) project Rural Advancement Foundation International-USA, Pittsboro, NC $30,000 Farmer Leadership Development project Rural Advancement Foundation International-USA, Pittsboro, NC Rural Economic Development Center, Inc., Raleigh, NC $75,000 Rural Counts: Message and Mobilization project Page 5 of 7
6 Sandhills Family Heritage Association, Spring Lake, NC Shalom Project, Inc., Winston-Salem, NC $20,000 Circles Winston-Salem project Smith (Johnson C.) University, Charlotte, NC $25,000 Center for Renewable Energy & Sustainability's Green-to-Green: Economic Development through Urban Agriculture Project Sow Much Good, Inc., Charlotte, NC Stecoah Valley Arts, Crafts & Educational Center, Inc., Robbinsville, NC Swiss Bear Downtown Development Corporation, New Bern, NC $30,000 The Entrepreneur Center of Craven County and The CUBE project TCK Providence, Inc., Winston-Salem, NC Toe River Aggregation Center Training Organization Regional, Inc., Burnsville, NC Tyrrell County Community Development Corporation, Columbia, NC Uniting NC, Inc., Durham, NC $30,000 Code the Dream project University of North Carolina Chapel Hill, Chapel Hill, NC $50,000 American Indian Center's NC Native Asset Coalition project University of North Carolina Chapel Hill, Chapel Hill, NC $45,000 Kenan Institute's Asset Development and Job Creation in the Sandhills project Urban League of Central Carolinas, Inc., Charlotte, NC Valdese Economic Development Investment Corporation, Valdese, NC Wilmington Area Rebuilding Ministry, Inc., Wilmington, NC $5,000 For general operating support Page 6 of 7
7 Wilmington Area Rebuilding Ministry, Inc., Wilmington, NC $15,000 For general operating support Winston-Salem Urban League, Winston-Salem, NC Working Landscapes, Warrenton, NC TOTAL COMMUNITY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT $4,600,722 Page 7 of 7
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