The Shallow Ford Foundation has announced nearly $70,000 in grants to help strengthen the quality of life in Lewisville and Clemmons. These investments reflect the Foundation’s commitment to addressing critical needs and building a stronger, more connected community. This year’s grants were made possible by the Community Fund and contributions from the following Donor-Advised Funds at the Shallow Ford Foundation: John & Angela Golden Fund, Keoleian Family Fund, and the Agape Fund.

2025 Grant Recipients

• Cancer Services, Inc. – Engaging cancer survivors and connecting them to treatment, financial assistance, and support programs. ‍
• Children’s Law Center of Central NC – Support for the Custody Advocacy Program, providing legal advocacy for vulnerable children in high-conflict custody and domestic violence cases. ‍
• Community Care Center of Forsyth County – Expanding dental hygiene services for uninsured individuals in the community. ‍
• Crosby Scholars Community Partnership – Expanding Crosby Clubs and programming at Lewisville and Clemmons Middle Schools to foster belonging, mental health, and life skills. ‍
• Diaper Bank of North Carolina – Distributing diapers, wipes, and period products to low-income families through a partnership with the Clemmons Food Pantry. ‍
• Financial Pathways of the Piedmont – Increasing financial education and counseling services for students, adults, and seniors in the community. ‍
• Fostering Faith Foundation – Sustaining and expanding its food pantry serving foster families with both fresh and nonperishable items. ‍
• IFB Solutions – Providing adaptive technology and literacy support for blind and visually impaired students in Lewisville-Clemmons. ‍
• LEAD Girls of NC – Supporting the bi-weekly leadership workshops for seventh and eighth-grade girls at Clemmons Middle School to drive development and cultivate future leaders. ‍
• Piedmont Environmental Alliance – Expanding environmental education programs to schools in Lewisville-Clemmons ‍
• Senior Services, Inc. – Supporting Meals-on-Wheels for homebound older adults in Lewisville and Clemmons. ‍
• Village of Clemmons – Installing permanent StoryWalk® frames along Village Point Greenway to combine childhood literacy and outdoor recreation.

The Shallow Ford Foundation is proud to support these programs, making a lasting difference in both Lewisville and Clemmons.  

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