These grants were made using
participatory grantmaking, which means that instead of grant decisions being made by our staff, they were made primarily by a community committee comprised of residents with lived experience and those with expertise in local transportation issues. We're committed to listening, learning, and leading alongside those who are directly impacted, so together we can disrupt inequities, reduce barriers, and strengthen our community.
Our
grantee partners include
Forsyth Jail and Prison Ministries,
Forsyth Technical Community College, Island CultureZ,
Salvation Army,
Shepherd's Center of Greater Winston-Salem, and
Shepherd's Center of Kernersville.
In case you missed it: be sure to
watch this segment about Shepherd's Center of Kernersville,
read an article about Forsyth Tech's transportation study, and
read a guest column featuring Island CultureZ.