About Alamance Community & Health Foundation
We partner and invest to achieve hope, health and prosperity for everyone in Alamance County.
Focus Areas
public health and wellnessearly childhood and K-12 educationcommunity capacity buildingbuilt environment (parks, sidewalks, playgrounds)racial equity
Who They Fund
K-12 students (diverse learners)teachers and school leaderslocal nonprofits (board and staff)Alamance County communities / residentsunderserved / equity-focused populations
Funding Style
capacity building
About Alamance Community & Health Foundation
Alamance Community & Health Foundation’s recent giving shows a clear pattern of backing collective work in Alamance County, including a $482,371 grant to Harwood Institute for Community Equity Work and a $403,470 grant to Alamance Burlington School System for Education Focused work. The foundation also supports county institutions and local capacity through sizable awards such as $375,000 to Alamance Community Foundation for Community Work/in-kind % of space times sq ft cost Capacity Building and $260,445 to Alamance AchievesImpact AlamanceCone Health for Collective Impact on Education. That mix points to a funder that uses both large institutional grants and targeted community investments to advance health, education, and equity goals. Its stated summary is to partner and invest to achieve hope, health and prosperity for everyone in Alamance County, and the grant list reflects that scope. Education, public health, built environment, and racial equity appear repeatedly in the work supported. The foundation’s portfolio includes school systems, health partners, parks and recreation agencies, and local nonprofit infrastructure, suggesting a grantmaker that funds both service delivery and the systems around it. Recent awards also show that it works through named initiatives such as community equity, education-focused efforts, and collective-impact collaborations.
What Alamance Community & Health Foundation Funds
Education is one of the foundation’s most visible areas of support. It gave $403,470 to Alamance Burlington School System for EDUCATION FOCUSED work and $167,000 to the same system for Teacher of the Year Professional Development/Strat, pointing to both general education support and teacher development. Built environment work is another recurring thread. Grants include $143,196 to Alamance County Recreation & Parks Department for Leadership Institute/Strategic Built Environment and $100,000 to City of Mebane for Strategic Built Environment. These awards align with the foundation’s focus on parks, sidewalks, and playground-related community change. The foundation also funds health collaboratives and nonprofit equity. It awarded $85,000 to Third Sector New England Inc for ALAMANCE CO. HEALTH FOCUSED work and $50,000 to National Conference For Community And Justice Of T for Non Profit Equity Program. Those grants suggest attention to coordinated health work and organizational resilience.
Financial Snapshot
Annual Giving
$1.6M
Total Assets
$73.7M
Total Revenue
$878K
Total Expenses
$953K
Typical Grant Size
Most grants fall between $11K and $51K, with a median of $25K.
25th Percentile
$11K
Median
$25K
75th Percentile
$51K
Geographic Reach
Local6 states funded
Funding intensity
LowHigh
Headquarters
Leadership
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