Foundation for the Carolinas

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Remarkable impact is the heart of our mission – and the driving force behind that mission is the collective impact of thousands of nonprofits, families, companies and organizations who partner with us to amplify the power of giving.

Plan your Juneteenth week with these community events!🎥Join or Die - Film Bridge Builder☕First Look - New Location Openi...
06/16/2026

Plan your Juneteenth week with these community events!

🎥Join or Die - Film Bridge Builder

☕First Look - New Location Opening Do Greater Charlotte Foundation

🎤Lullabies & Life: A Poetic Juneteenth Celebration: Carolina Theatre CLT

🎨3rd Annual Juneteenth
Art Fest Arts & Science Council University City Partners

🎬Freedom Reimagined - Film Freedom Fighting Missionaries Inc

✊🏿7th Annual Juneteenth
Celebration Harvey B. Gantt Center for African-American Arts + Culture For The Struggle, Inc.

🙌🏿Belmont Juneteenth Celebration Visit Belmont, NC

🎉Liberation Lane: A Juneteenth Celebration The City of York, South Carolina

Supporting our neighbors means investing in spaces where community can grow. Our philanthropic team recently joined loca...
06/15/2026

Supporting our neighbors means investing in spaces where community can grow. Our philanthropic team recently joined local leaders for a hard hat tour of the future New Main Library, a project that will create opportunities for connection, learning and innovation for generations to come.

We are proud to be part of a community that shows up for one another.

Charlotte Mecklenburg Library Foundation

Our 2026 Annual Report is now available! Find out more about the generosity of our fundholders (who last year granted ou...
06/12/2026

Our 2026 Annual Report is now available!

Find out more about the generosity of our fundholders (who last year granted out an FFTC-record billion dollars to local nonprofits!), and learn how the Foundation worked with donors, nonprofits and community partners to support impact across the region over the past year.

Explore the stories, numbers and priorities shaping our work and our community.

Read the full report at
https://connect.fftc.org/site/DocServer/FFTC_AR_25_2026.pdf .

Foundation for the Carolinas
Cover Art : Monique Luck

Congrats to longtime Crisis Assistance Ministry CEO and friend of Foundation for the Carolinas Carol Hardison, who recen...
06/12/2026

Congrats to longtime Crisis Assistance Ministry CEO and friend of Foundation for the Carolinas Carol Hardison, who recently announced her upcoming retirement!

She's had 26 years (and counting) of tremendous impact through Crisis Assistance, a local nonprofit that provides assistance and advocacy for folks in a financial crisis. That's an amazing career that touched countless lives through her work and advocacy.

As a nonprofit client of the Foundation, we are so proud of the work of Crisis Assistance Ministry and cannot wait to see what's next.

For more than 16 years, David Snider has helped shape how Foundation for the Carolinas serves donors, supports nonprofit...
06/11/2026

For more than 16 years, David Snider has helped shape how Foundation for the Carolinas serves donors, supports nonprofits and strengthens communities across the region.

As Vice President and Program Officer, David works closely with private foundations, regional affiliates and community partners. He also oversees The Plus Collective, FFTC’s LGBTQ+ giving initiative, helping advance inclusive philanthropy across our community.

Read more about David’s role and the work behind our community partnerships at https://philanthropyfocus.org/davidsnider/.

Congratulations to Atrium Health Union West’s Seth C. Goldwire, MHA for recently being named to Charlotte Business Journ...
06/10/2026

Congratulations to Atrium Health Union West’s Seth C. Goldwire, MHA for recently being named to Charlotte Business Journal’s 40 Under 40 list. Seth also serves as the chair of the board of our regional affiliate, the Union County Community Foundation. Seth was listed awarding $85,500 to Union County nonprofits as his greatest civic accomplishment of the last year!

Congrats to Seth on his leadership and vision, and congrats to everyone who made the list.

06/05/2026

Art meets impact.

The launch of fftc:FWD isn’t just about a platform, it’s about a movement shaped by community voices and creative vision.

At the Community Impact Summit, local artists behind the fftc:FWD logo and folio covers shared the meaning behind their designs: capturing connection, momentum and the power of collective action in Charlotte.

Their work reflects what fftc:FWD stands for: making it easier to see the needs, find your role and take the lead in building stronger communities.

Kristen Bernier - Graphic Designer
Alvin C Jacobs Jr - “Public Safety” Folio Cover Art
Santvana Anju Jain - “Sustainability” Folio Cover Art

Discover more at https://fftcfwd.net/!
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Check out a few upcoming events in our area!🤝Funding The Mission Differently: Hope Haven, Inc.🎵Sound Makers Social – dup...
06/03/2026

Check out a few upcoming events in our area!

🤝Funding The Mission Differently: Hope Haven, Inc.
🎵Sound Makers Social – dupp&swat Arts & Science Council
🎭IMAGINARY: A NEW MUSICAL: Piedmont Players
🥕Sunset Farm April Open House: The Park CDC
🪘Soulful Moves: African Diaspora Dance & Wellness: Arts & Science Council
🚢Lost Years Series - Titanic (1997 Film): Carolina Theatre CLT
🌲Ezell Park's grand opening: Mecklenburg County Park and Recreation
👽Lost Years Series - Men in Black (1997 film: Carolina Theatre CLT

Thank you to everyone who joined Foundation for the Charlotte Jewish Community - FCJC for its recent annual meeting. It ...
06/03/2026

Thank you to everyone who joined Foundation for the Charlotte Jewish Community - FCJC for its recent annual meeting. It was an evening to reflect on the power of philanthropy, celebrate the generosity of the community and a chance to look ahead to the future we’re building together.

And special thank you goes out to Foundation for the Carolinas’ President Laura Yates Clark and Board Chair Jon Massachi as they shared updates on FCJC’s growth and community impact. Since 1997, FFJC has been a supporting organization of Foundation for the Carolinas.

This past year marked incredible growth for FCJC, including:

-A record of 25 new endowments established
-More than $10.4 million in grants distributed, supporting Jewish and non-Jewish organizations
-$63 million in endowments that provide annual support local Jewish organizations

Together, we continue to strengthen Jewish life and invest in the future of our community.

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Read full annual report at:https://www.fftc.org/sites/default/files/documents/FCJC%202025%20Annual%20Report.pdf

Chazak, chazak, v’nitchazek - Let us be strong together!

This Pride Month, we celebrate the power of belonging. Strong communities are built when people are seen, valued and sup...
06/02/2026

This Pride Month, we celebrate the power of belonging.

Strong communities are built when people are seen, valued and supported for who they are. At Foundation for the Carolinas, we remain committed to fostering connection, inclusion and opportunity across the Carolinas.

Address

220 N Tryon St At Belk Place
Charlotte, NC
28202

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Friday 8:30am - 5:30pm

Telephone

(704) 973-4500

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