Alexander Worth Mcalister Foundation C/O Bank of America Private Bank

About Alexander Worth Mcalister Foundation C/O Bank of America Private Bank

The Alexander Worth Mcalister Foundation C/o Bank of America Private Bank gives repeated $7,500 program-support grants to a tight circle of North Carolina nonprofits, especially in Greensboro and the Piedmont Triad. Recent awards show a clear preference for direct-service organizations that help people meet immediate needs, from housing and crisis assistance to youth development and family support. The foundation also returns to the same recipients across years, pointing to an ongoing, relationship-based style of funding. Greensboro Urban Ministry, The Barnabas Network, and Crisis Assistance Ministry appear more than once in the recent grants list, each receiving support in both 2023 and 2024. Other recurring grantees include Eden YMCA, Positive Direction for Youth, and Thompson Child and Family Services. In addition to human-services organizations, the foundation has made program-support grants to Davidson College and the Nature Conservancy, showing that its giving can extend beyond safety-net work when a local or regional fit is present. The pattern is consistent: modest, unrestricted-seeming program support for established organizations serving families, youth, and community needs.

What Alexander Worth Mcalister Foundation C/O Bank of America Private Bank Funds

A central theme in the foundation’s giving is basic-needs support. It funded Greensboro Urban Ministry, Crisis Assistance Ministry, and Sanctuary House with program support, all organizations tied to housing, emergency help, or crisis response. That same direct-service orientation appears in support for United Way of Greater Greensboro and Stepup Greensboro. Youth and family services form another clear cluster. The foundation gave program support to Children's Home Society of NC, Thompson Child and Family Services, and Children's Hope Alliance, along with Positive Direction for Youth and Hope Academy Gso. These grants point to an interest in children’s homes, family services, and youth development. Faith-linked and recovery-oriented ministries also fit within the pattern. The Barnabas Network, The Shepherd's House, and Fellowship Hall Inc each received program support, showing attention to local ministries and rehabilitation-related services. A smaller set of grants reached higher education and conservation through Davidson College and Nature Conservancy.

How Alexander Worth Mcalister Foundation C/O Bank of America Private Bank Gives