Reynolds Foundation 186-8803582

About Reynolds Foundation 186-8803582

Reynolds Foundation 186-8803582 gives project-focused grants that often attach to a specific building, campaign, or piece of community infrastructure. In the recent record, that pattern shows up in a $200,000 award to Blowing Rock School PTO Inc Attn Stacy Everett for its capital effort, followed by six-figure commitments for the Mobile Soils Classroom at Wilkes Soil & Water Conservation District, The Peter Oliver Pavilion at Creative Corridors Coalition, and Hope of the Horizons at Horizons Residential Care Center. The foundation’s work reaches schools, child-focused residential care, hospital hospitality spaces, and public-facing placemaking projects, with a clear emphasis on tangible improvements rather than broad unrestricted support. The grants also show steady support for educational and youth-serving organizations in northwestern and western North Carolina. Crossnore Communities for Children received $100,000 for Anderson Academy, while Imprints Cares, Muse Winston-Salem, and Crosby Scholars Community Partnership each appear with education-related or capital purposes. Across the portfolio, the foundation uses grant dollars for renovations, construction, equipment, and named campaigns, which suggests a preference for defined projects that are easy to identify and complete.

What Reynolds Foundation 186-8803582 Funds

In K–12 and student-support work, the foundation backed Blowing Rock School PTO Inc with $200,000 for its promotion and protection effort, and Crosby Scholars Community Partnership with $50,000 for Crosby Scholars Junior. It also supported The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill with $30,000 for an alternative police initiative. Child welfare and residential care are another visible area. Crossnore Communities for Children received $100,000 for Anderson Academy, and Horizons Residential Care Center received $100,000 for Hope of the Horizons. Health and family support appear in grants such as $100,000 to Hospital Hospitality House of Ws for a bathroom renovation, $85,000 to United Way of Iredell County for family mental health and, and $75,000 to Trellis Supportive Care for its campaign. The foundation also funds housing and community stability, including $30,000 to Habitat for Humanity for critical home repair and $30,000 to City With Dwellings for outreach to our unsheltered.

How Reynolds Foundation 186-8803582 Gives