Guilford Green Foundation

The Weaver Foundation, established in 1967 as a private family foundation, is dedicated to enhancing and improving the quality of life for the citizens of Greater Greensboro, North Carolina. With a focus on philanthropy and service, the foundation aims to involve current and future generations of the Weaver family in their mission. As a volunteer-led family foundation, the Weaver Foundation provides support to local nonprofit organizations through grant awards and offers a curated list of nonprofit resources to help maximize their impact. Committed to fostering a sense of civic education and commitment, the foundation strives to create a positive economic environment and enhance the overall well-being of the community.Generated from the website

The High Point Community Foundation in High Point, NC is a catalyst for positive change, promoting philanthropy, administering grants, and serving as a trustworthy partner in addressing community needs. With a mission to think big and act bigger, the foundation sustains financial assets to support a diverse, healthy, and productive community for present and future generations. Through their Grants Committee, the foundation grants money in a wise and discerning manner, impacting the lives of High Point residents in meaningful ways. Donors, community leaders, nonprofits, and citizens come together to create a better community through compassion, innovation, and discerning investments, making a lasting impact on individuals, families, businesses, and nonprofit organizations in the area.Generated from the website

HAPPY HILLS Cheryl Routh started Happy Hills in 1982 as a boarding and grooming kennel. ( boarding and grooming services are still offered ). In 1986, she began taking in abandoned and abused animals, and putting them up for adoption. By 1989 the rescue work had grown so much that Happy Hills Animal Foundation was incorporated as a non-profit organization. Hundreds of dogs and cats, as well as other animals like potbellied pigs, rabbits, etc. have been rescued and adopted through Happy Hills. We are no-kill, and adoptable animals may stay with us weeks, months, even years before they find their forever home. Unfortunately, it is impossible to take in all the animals that need rescuing, and some are sent on to the county pound.