The Guilford Nonprofit Consortium is composed of nonprofit organizations and agencies throughout Guilford County, North Carolina. Our purpose is to connect the citizens of the County to the nonprofit community and to share resources and support among our members.

"Ask for what you need – Give what you can"

Guilford Nonprofit Consortium Funder Links

The links listed on this page are for foundations and other funders that have on-line information and/or on-line applications. These are listed for the convenience of Consortium members.

Cemala Foundation
Very clear application procedures online. Easy online application that you can save and access for additions/revisions through the end of the applicable grant cycle. Post-grant evaluations are also available online.

Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro
Foundation focusing on Greater Greensboro through its Community Grants Program. CGP grants. The Community Foundation also administers hundreds of Charitable Purpose funds and Donor Advised funds.

Tannenbaum Sternberger Foundation
Funds primarily in Greensboro, NC.  Online application.

Weaver Foundation
Makes grants in the Greater Greensboro area for a wide variety of projects. Contact the Foundation to discuss your ideas. Applications are invited rather than solicited.

Guilford Green Foundation
It is the mission of the organization to promote diversity and inclusiveness throughout the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) community in the greater Piedmont community by raising and distributing funds for LGBT organizations and programs.

Fund 4 Democratic Communities
The Fund for Democratic Communities supports community-based initiatives and institutions that foster authentic democracy to make communities better places to live.

Featured Member

Restoration Place Ministries, Inc.
Restoration Place Ministries, Inc. has a twofold purpose: (1) providing significantly lower-cost counseling services to women who would not otherwise be able to afford the help they need and (2) providing gender-specific biblical counseling for women in Guilford County who are suffering from depression and other related mental illnesses (i.e. anxiety disorders, eating disorders, self-image issues, addiction, abuse, etc.). Counselors at RPM utilize a faith-based, biblical approach in helping a person to become fully developed in all aspects of life. It is important to understand that all counseling is values-based, and there are many values options available, such as secular, humanist, New Age, and the like. Although RPM counselors work solely from a biblical worldview, no organized religious denomination is imposed on a client by any staff member, nor is anyone denied service based on her religious beliefs.