Clemmons-Lewisville Community Grants - Shallow Ford Foundation

40+ Stage Company - $725
A series of two-hour classes to be held once a week for a period of six weeks.

Arts Council of Winston-Salem & Forsyth County - $2,500
Arts programming including hands-on visual arts classes and workshops led by professional arts instructors: 1st Saturday Family Drop-In Art Making Classes and Storytelling Series.

Forsyth Tech Community College - $1,179
3-hour workshops providing fun and informative experiences: Copper Jewelry, Photography: Intro to Digital, Build a Terrarium.

Interfaith Alliance of Clemmons and Lewisville - $1,100
Two 1 hour African American history-focused events in February 2022 and a 2-part community choral concert series that will invite area congregations to present holiday music in December 2022.

North Carolina Cooperative Extension, Forsyth County Center - $1,500
A general introduction to 4-H and the world of Ag-STEM Activities to youth, 5-18 years of age, areas of STEM include coding, robotics, gardening, and hydroponics.

Reynolda House - $1,960
Three Reynolda Discovery Lessons for young children, ages 3-5, and their caregivers, includes story telling and hands-on art activities which make connections to works of art in Reynolda’s collection. Adults will receive an admission pass to visit the Museum in person.

Salem Band - $1,700
A beginner swing dance lesson with instructors from the Piedmont Swing Dance Society with music by Salem Swing Band.

Southeastern Center for Contemporary Art (SECCA) - $2,500
A ready-to-hang exhibition of high-quality regional contemporary art to help address different learning objectives and a free hands-on family art activity related to its content.

University of North Carolina School of the Arts - $2,500
A three-concert series performed by students and faculty from the University of North Carolina School of the Arts.

Winston-Salem Symphony - $2,500
4 performances: 2 for children and youth, including an instrument petting zoo, and 2 for adults and older adults with an easy-to-listen-to orchestral repertoire.

Yadkin Arts Council, Inc. - $2,500
A weeklong series of a variety of art classes that will be taught by the Yadkin Arts Council Artist Members.

Arts For Life - $5,000
Arts For Life supports pediatric patients through the arts, locally at Brenner Children's Hospital. Top-notch art, music, and creative writing experiences nurture young patients' minds and spirits while encouraging positive healthcare experiences. Arts For Life staff and volunteers bring the healing power of art into the hospital setting, providing a unique opportunity for creativity and community for kids and their families undergoing stressful medical treatments.
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Bookmarks - $7,500
Book Build will infuse 25,000 new books (315/school) into all 80 Winston-Salem/Forsyth County School libraries in a 3-year initiative ending Dec. 2020. The $7500 grant funding will help support costs related to Lewisville Elementarys participation including 315+ books for their library this spring, an author visit, staff time, supplies, as well as funding for media assistant support to process the new books so when they arrive, they will be ready for check out.

Cancer Services, Inc. - $2,775
The Clemmons Survivorship Wellness Series will provide multiple wellness options for cancer survivors living Clemmons & Lewisville within their community. It begins with a Wellness Class Kickoff incorporating healthy living and eating topics and providing an "Eating Well Through Cancer" Cookbook. Through local partnerships, Cancer Services will provide a 4-Week Yoga Series and a 4-Week Nature Walk series in local parks with a local master gardener.
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Cancer Services, Inc. - $5,000
The Patient Advocacy Program will provide seniors facing cancer in the Clemmons and Lewisville communities with intensive staff involvement to secure in-kind medication assistance programs and also provide direct financial assistance for emergency unmet cancer treatment needs. Working closely with these patients will both reduce barriers to accessing critical treatment support, but also allow us to work with them to address other issues related to navigating their cancer care.

Clemmons Fire Department, Inc. - $10,000
West Forsyth High School (WFHS) Fire Academy, the program will start producing credentialed FF'S during their 4 year journey at WFHS. Upon graduation, students will have been given the opportunity to become a career firefighter and/or a volunteer firefighter in their community.

Forsyth Futures - $4,025
Forsyth Futures, on behalf of Age-Friendly Forsyth, is seeking funding to support community engagement activities within the Clemmons and Lewisville/Pfafftown areas of Forsyth County, providing qualitative data to enhance quantitative data regarding the needs of seniors in our communities.

Hispanic League - $3,029
The Hispanic League has the Middle School Achievers Program that focuses on 10 different local middle schools, including 67 students from Clemmons Middle School, with programming for the English as Second Language students at each school. They cover the importance of learning English, education, staying in school, class participation, personal development, self reflection, setting goals, putting forth your best effort, and executing group activities lead by STEAM driven ideas.
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Humane Society of Davie County - $7,500
To provide medical preparations of adoptable animals including spay/neuter, heartworm prevention and/or treatment, microchip and ensuring all shots up to date.

IFB Solutions - $5,000
The grant will help K-12 students who have unique low vision needs from Clemmons-Lewisville area. The primary goal of the Focus on Literacy (FoL) program is to provide students with indispensable vision accommodations and help enhance their core literacy skills by providing greater access to independent learning outside of the classroom so they can be ready for college and career success.

Pretty In Pink Foundation - $5,000
Reducing Financial Barriers to Medical Treatment for Local Breast Cancer Patients, by funding life-saving medical treatment for uninsured and under-insured low-income breast cancer patients in Clemmons/Lewisville area, thus giving them a chance to live healthy, enriched lives.

Senior Services, Inc. - $10,000
Senior Services, Inc. will expand its presence and community outreach through the efforts of an Aging Resource Specialist focused on increasing the awareness of and access to supportive resources and services for aging adults and their caregivers in the Clemmons and Lewisville areas.

Senior Services, Inc. - $2,880
Senior Services’ Meals-on-Wheels program will provide home delivered meals for 8 months to two aging adults age 60+ who are homebound, unable to obtain or prepare their own meal and residing in the Clemmons and Lewisville areas. By improving nutritional intake and reducing social isolation the Meals-on-Wheels program supports aging adults in their desire to maintain their independence.

Shepherd's Center of Greater Winston-Salem - $5,000
Minor Home Repair and Transportation Access are provided at no cost except for materials. Included are minor plumbing, electrical, grab bars, hand rails, etc. Clients are asked to pay the cost of materials if they can; however, the cost is subsidized if they cannot.

YMCA of Northwest North Carolina - $10,000
YMCA Group Respite to help a caregiver who needs a short break to recharge from caring for an aging spouse or family member. The Jerry Long Family YMCA is starting a Group Respite program to provide this needed community service to members of the greater Clemmons community who are caring for a family member.

Big Brothers Big Sisters - $8,000
The program will provide mentors onsite at Ward and Morgan Elementary Schools for up to 18 students already identified by the school as needing the program. Funding is used to train the volunteer mentors, monitor progress of mentors and students, and provide other mentor-student support as needed.

Faith Health Innovations - $10,000
The grant will support the Interfaith Alliance's part-time Congregational Engagement Facilitator. The purpose of this role is to facilitate the connection and coordination between the faith community in Lewisville-Clemmons and public schools to address student needs.

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