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    Community Power Building

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    Community Power Building supports organizations mobilizing Forsyth County residents, funding leadership, knowledge sharing, and connections to advance community priorities and shift power structures.

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    Funder: Winston-Salem Foundation

    Due Dates (Anticipated): June 2027 (Application deadline)

    Funding Amounts: One-year grants

    Summary: Supports organizations building community power and mobilizing Forsyth County residents around community-identified priorities.

    Key Information: Organizations may submit only one application per cycle across Civic Engagement & Inclusion opportunities and Housing Grants.


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    Community Power Building is part of the Winston-Salem Foundation’s Civic Engagement & Inclusion work in Forsyth County, North Carolina. It supports organizations that mobilize residents around priorities identified by their communities and shift traditional power structures. Funded activities can include sharing knowledge about policies and programs, deepening neighborhood leadership, building residents’ skills to create solutions, connecting neighbors across backgrounds, and helping residents voice their priorities within systems affecting access to resources and opportunities.

    The Foundation approaches this work through a racial-equity focus. Its priorities include centering people most impacted, serving historically marginalized communities, addressing root causes through systems-level change, building on community strengths, collaborating toward shared outcomes, and committing to learning and improvement. Community Power Building is distinct from Network Leadership; participation in the Power Building Network is not required.


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