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Guilford
Green Foundation Grants
Since 1996, the Friendship Drive has assisted GGF in providing more than $500,000 in funding to various non-profit organizations in Guilford County. Take a moment to see our Grant History! The Guilford Green Foundation seeks to provide funding for qualified organizations or institutions serving Guilford County's lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgendered community.

Photos courtesy of Brian Quinby Photography
GGF Proudly Presents Our 2008-2009 Grantees
A & T University (A.W.E.) $2,700
Safe Zone for the A & T Campus
A & T University (A.W.E.) $300
General Operating Expenses
Alamance Cares $2,000
HIV/AIDS outreach in Alamance County targeting minorities
Alternative Resources of the Triad (A.R.T.) $3,000
Support for Triad Pride 2010
Bennett College, B.R.I.D.E. $2,000
B.R.I.D.E. Forum Series
Elon University Office of Sponsored Programs $3,000
Development of LGBTSA Conference
Equality NC Foundation $3,075
LGBT Grassroots Activist Training in Greensboro
Gay, Straight Advocates for Education (GSAFE) $1,000
Follow up training workshop for Educators
Joseph’s House, Inc. $4,000
Emergency Housing Assistance Program for LGBT Youth
National Conference for Community and Justice (NCCJ) Triad $3,700
Full day of LGBT and gender issues programming during each Anytown
New Garden Friends School $500
Educational training and Library resources
Parents and Friends of Lesbians and Gays Greensboro (PFLAG) $1,700
Conference for Leadership Development
PFLAG $700
Marketing
PFLAG $580
YouthSAFE Project- Social networking for LGBT teens
Positive Wellness Alliance $3,000
HIV/Aids Case management in Davidson County
Triad Friends $2,500
Triad Friends House Operating Expenses
Triad Health Project $8,000
Client Services Program
UNCG PRIDE $1000
Support for annual UNCG PRIDE! activities
UNCG Speech and Hearing Center $5,000
Southeastern Symposium on Transgender Health
UNCG Wellness Center $2,125
Safe Zone for UNCG Campus
At a time in which merely 0.1% of US foundation grants are given to LGBT-focused projects, Guilford Green has grown significantly since its inception ten years ago. Since 2000, Guilford Green has increased its grantmaking from $30,000 to $65,000 annually
Grant Report Form
TheGuilford Green Foundation requires that grant recipients agree to provide a year end accounting of the funds use for their granted purpose. To download a copy of this fom, click here.
Grantseeker's Workshop
Many thanks to the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro and Tara Sandercock, VP for Grants and Initiatives for hosting this event!

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