Foundation For The Carolinas inspires philanthropy and empowers individuals to create a better community. Since 1958, Foundation For The Carolinas has served as a catalyst for charitable good, connecting individuals, companies and organizations to needs and philanthropic opportunities across the region and beyond. A community foundation deeply dedicated to the collective strength of communities, FFTC works in close partnership with donors, corporations, nonprofits and civic leaders to help achieve a wide variety of charitable goals and to inspire philanthropy that will benefit generations to come.
External link for Foundation For The Carolinas
220 N Tryon St at Belk Place
Charlotte, North Carolina 28202, US
Philanthropy has the power to transform communities — but managing financial resources, compliance and long-term sustainability can be overwhelming. That’s where affiliated funds come in. By partnering with a foundation like FFTC, organizations, donors and communities can maximize their impact while leaving the administrative complexities to the experts. From strategic grantmaking to long-term financial stewardship, giving funds provide a sustainable way to fuel meaningful change.
Giving back through the arts creates meaningful connections and lasting impact. Arts & Science Council of Charlotte-Mecklenburg (ASC) is hosting a Volunteer Opportunity Fair to introduce community members to upcoming ways to get involved. This is a great chance to support the cultural organizations that help shape Charlotte’s vibrant arts scene!
Are you interested in becoming an Arts & Science Council volunteer? Join us at our next Volunteer Opportunity Fair on Saturday, February 8th from 11a-1p at Eastway Rec Center! This is your chance to come learn about our upcoming volunteering opportunities and events, and sign up to be an official ASC volunteer: https://lnkd.in/e5ksAb7U We can't wait for you to join us!
Happy Black History Month! Black history is a legacy of resilience, innovation and leadership that continues to shape our communities. This month, we honor the trailblazers who paved the way, the voices who advocate and the future leaders who will inspire generations to come. Their contributions have built a foundation for change and their impact continues to drive us forward.
The Longleaf Fund's grant cycle is officially open! This program invests in capital projects to strengthen the character and achievement of at-risk children and youth in communities across the Carolinas. Teaming together with strong nonprofit partners, Longleaf Fund grants encourage communities to reach higher and create opportunities for a brighter future for youth. Grants are limited to organizations for projects in or serving populations in at least one of the following five cities: Charlotte, NC Fayetteville, NC Rocky Mount, NC Florence, SC Spartanburg, SC.
Foundation For Black Philanthropy, an affiliate of FFTC, is setting the stage for another year of impact and progress. As they convene for their first-quarter board meeting, they’re building on a legacy of community-driven change. Through partnerships and philanthropic leadership, they are strengthening pathways for Black-led initiatives and organizations to thrive.
We are energized and eager to kick off our journey at the first quarter Foundation For Black Philanthropy board meeting — laying the groundwork for impactful change! Through partnerships, programs and impactful giving, we’re building a brighter future for our communities. Join us in honoring the past, empowering the present and shaping a stronger tomorrow. Learn more about how you can get involved: fftc.org/ffbp #BlackPhilanthropy #CollectiveImpact #Leadership #CommunityEmpowerment #EquityInAction"
#TodayInFOCUS, we're sharing the inspiring work of Feed NC, a local nonprofit creating meaningful change by empowering individuals in need by offering a unique shopping experience to address food insecurity. From providing nourishing meals to equipping community members with life skills, FeedNC exemplifies how small acts of kindness can create ripples of transformation.
We’re proud to see this important work from Leading on Opportunity, an FFTC-based initiative focused on creating pathways of opportunity for all. We’d also like to thank the City of Charlotte Council for hosting Sherri Chisholm and Tonya Jameson and fostering these vital conversations about economic mobility. Your commitment to collaboration and leadership is helping pave the way for meaningful, lasting change in our community.
🚗💨 Keeping the momentum going! Greetings from beautiful Asheville, N.C.! 🌄 ↩️ Last year, we celebrated Charlotte’s move from No. 50 to No. 38 in economic mobility—a step forward in ensuring every child has the opportunity to climb the income ladder and thrive. 🪜✨ ↪️ This year, we’re staying laser-focused, keeping our foot on the gas as we continue conversations about how policy can drive real, lasting change for our community. Special thanks to the City of Charlotte Council for welcoming Sherri Chisholm and Tonya Jameson into your space. Let’s keep working together to build a city where everyone has the chance to succeed. 💼🤝 #EconomicMobility #Charlotte #Collaboration
Jessie Hermann and William Cook participated in the Second Annual Christ Church Partners Forum at Galilee Ministries. The forum was an opportunity for local Charlotte Mecklenburg nonprofits to network, collaborate and learn from each other while making connections with resource providers like FFTC. Nonprofits learned about FFTC's Center for Nonprofit Sustainability fund management services, upcoming events, competitive grantmaking opportunities and complimentary conference room space at 220 North Tryon at Foundation For The Carolinas.
Attention Nonprofit Leaders: join the North Carolina Center for Nonprofits for a FREE 2025 Nonprofit Policy Preview Webinar on Monday, February 3, from 10:00 - 11:30 a.m. What to Expect: ✅ Updates on the new administration’s executive actions – including a potential pause on federal grants ✅ Key takeaways from the state legislative session and expected policy priorities ✅ A look ahead at what nonprofits can anticipate from Congress in 2025 Date: Monday, February 3, 2025 Time: 10:00 - 11:30 a.m. Cost: Free! (Registration required)
With the flurry of policy activity the last few weeks as well as the opening of North Carolina's state legislative session, we're hosting a call this Monday, February 3 to discuss what's in store – including executive actions and legislative priorities - for public policy issues affecting NC nonprofits. Join us - registration is free but requested. #NonprofitPolicy #Advocate
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