Futrell-Mauldin Community Foundation for Greater Rocky Mount

The Futrell-Mauldin Community Foundation for Greater Rocky Mount awarded $60,630 in grants through its community grantmaking fund and other board advised funds to the following local organizations:

• $1,500 to Autism Society of North Carolina for autism resource specialists in greater Rocky Mount 
• $3,630 to Boys & Girls Clubs of the Tar River Region for Formula for Impact 
• $3,000 to Down East Partnership for Children for concrete support for at-risk families 
• $3,000 to Hill Family Farm Education Center for Spring Break Youth Life Skills Academy 
• $8,000 to Meals on Wheels of Rocky Mount for frozen-food program 
• $2,000 to Nash Central High School U.S. history class for tour of Baltimore and Philadelphia 
• $5,000 to Peacemakers of Rocky Mount, Inc. for summer reading program 
• $3,000 to Rocky Mount Family YMCA, Inc. for Harrison Family YMCA adaptive swim program 
• $5,500 to The Salvation Army of Rocky Mount for Joshua’s Challenge Literacy Program 
• $5,000 to Teach For America – North Carolina for retaining educators and leaders in Rocky Mount 
• $4,500 to Tri-County Industries for TCI Works in-house learning store 
• $5,000 to A Touch of the Father’s Love, Inc. Ministry & Food Pantry for neighbors in need in Nash County 
• $7,500 to United Community Ministries for community shelter 
• $4,000 to WAVE PTO for fifth-grade Washington D.C. trip

2024 grants awarded

The Futrell-Mauldin Community Foundation for Greater Rocky Mount awarded $61,380 through its community grants program and other board-advised funds to local nonprofit organizations, including:

• $5,880 to A Touch of the Father’s Love, Inc. Ministry & Food Pantry, for Caring for our Community – A Touch of the Father’s Love, Inc.
• $5,000 to the American Red Cross for disaster relief (including home fires)
• $5,500 to Boys & Girls Clubs of the Tar River Region Formula for Impact for general operating support
• $3,000 to Communities in Schools of North Carolina for Expanding Student Possibilities
• $5,000 to Food Bank of Central and Eastern North Carolina, Inc., for Nourishing Families in Greater Rocky Mount
• $3,500 to Hill Family Farm Education Center for general operating support
• $7,500 to Meals on Wheels of Rocky Mount for Frozen Food Program
• $5,000 to Peacemakers of Rocky Mount, Inc., for Summer Reading Program
• $2,500 to Ripe for Revival for Revival Education Program
• $6,000 to the Salvation Army of Rocky Mount for Joshua’s Challenge Literacy Program
• $2,000 to Teach For America – North Carolina for retaining educators and leaders in Rocky Mount
• $2,500 to TROSA (Triangle Residential Options for Substance Abusers, Inc.) for residential recovery services for individuals from Rocky Mount
• $8,000 to United Community Ministries for Community Shelter

2023 grants awarded

The Futrell-Mauldin Community Foundation for Greater Rocky Mount nearly $60,000 through its community grants program and other board-advised funds to local nonprofit organizations, including:

• $1,000 to A Touch of the Father’s Love, Inc. Ministry and Food Pantry for Place of Comfort pantry restroom renovation 
• $1,500 to American Red Cross for Disaster Cycle Services in Greater Rocky Mount 
• $8,000 to Boys & Girls Clubs of the Tar River Region for Project Learn 
• $3,000 to Communities in Schools of North Carolina for empowering success with CIS 
• $4,000 to Down East Partnership for Children for ensuring strong support for families and children 
• $2,000 to Food Bank of Central and Eastern North Carolina, Inc. for nourishing families in Greater Rocky Mount 
• $2,000 to Inter-Faith Food Shuttle for improving health and fighting hunger in Rocky Mount 
• $1,000 to JW Parker Middle School for Project Rebuild 
• $5,000 Meals on Wheels of Rocky Mount for frozen food program 
• $5,000 to Ripple Effects for Sweet Hope 
• $5,000 to Rocky Mount Family YMCA, Inc. for Community Food Box Program 
• $2,500 to Teach for America – Eastern North Carolina for retaining and developing leaders for educational equity 
• $5,000 to The Salvation Army of Rocky Mount for Joshua’s Challenge Literacy Program 
• $5,000 to Tri-County Industries for building project 
• $2,000 to TROSA (Triangle Residential Options for Substance Abusers, Inc.) for residential substance abuse recovery services for individuals from Rocky Mount 
• $7,500 to United Community Ministries for community shelter

2022 grants awarded

The Futrell-Mauldin Community Foundation for Greater Rocky Mount awarded more than $57,000 through its community grants program and other board-advised funds to local nonprofit organizations, including:

• $3,000 to A Touch of the Father’s Love, Inc. Ministry and Food Pantry for Rolling in Food donation boxes 
• $8,000 to Boys & Girls Club of the Tar River Region for Project Learn 
• $5,000 to Down East Partnership for Children for building capacity to support effective learning for children, 0 to 8 
• $3,000 to Food Bank of Central and Eastern North Carolina, Inc. for nourishing families in Greater Rocky Mount 
• $1,000 to Happy Hill Community Club for Hill to Heal 
• $2,000 to Inter-Faith Food Shuttle for improving health and fighting hunger in Rocky Mount 
• $5,000 to Meals on Wheels of Rocky Mount for the frozen food program 
• $3,000 to My Sister’s House for supporting victims of domestic violence 
• $5,000 to Peacemakers of Rocky Mount, Inc. for Freedom School 
• $1,000 to Ripe for Revival for a community health and nutrition education van upfit 
• $2,500 to Teach for America – Eastern North Carolina for supporting Rocky Mount leaders for educational equity 
• $5,000 to The Salvation Army of Rocky Mount for Joshua’s Challenge Literacy Program 
• $1,120 to The Wright’s Center, Inc. for their adult day health care program 
• $2,000 to Tri-County Industries for building improvements 
• $3,000 to TROSA (Triangle Residential Options for Substance Abusers, Inc.) for residential substance abuse recovery services for individuals from Rocky Mount 
• $7,000 to United Community Ministries for a community shelter 
• $1,000 to United Way Tar River Region for support of the DEI Summit

2021 grants awarded

The Futrell-Mauldin Community Foundation for Greater Rocky Mount awarded more than $53,800 through its community grants program to local nonprofit organizations, including:

• $7,000 to A Touch of the Father’s Love, Inc. Ministry & Food Pantry for Boxes & Boxes to Move and Stack (Walkie Stacker for Food Donations)
• $5,000 to Boys & Girls Club of the Tar River Region for Project Learn for the Nashville BGC
• $5,000 to Down East Partnership for Children for Continuing the Legacy of the Family Resource Center
• $2,000 to the Food Bank of Central and Eastern NC, Inc. for Nourishing families in Greater Rocky Mount
• $5,000 to Meals on Wheels of Rocky Mount for Frozen Food Program
• $7,500 to Peacemakers of Rocky Mount, Inc. for Freedom School
• $7,000 to Ripe for Revival for “Farming Growth”
• $1,000 to Special Olympics North Carolina for Special Olympics Nash County
• $2,500 to Teach for America for “Supporting Rocky Mount Leaders for Educational Equity”
• $2,500 to The Wright’s Center for operational support
• $3,000 to TROSA for “Residential Substance Abuse Recovery Services for Individuals from Rocky Mount”
• $6,370 to United Community Ministries for support of the community shelter

2020 grants awarded

The Futrell-Mauldin Community Foundation for Greater Rocky Mount awarded more than 54,500 through its community grants program to local nonprofit organizations:

• $4,000 to A Touch of the Father’s Love, Inc. Ministry & Food Pantry for It’s a Heavy Load….Electric Pallet Jack For Food Donations
• $500 to the Buck Leonard Association for Sports & Human Enrichment, Inc. for COVID-19 Home-Follow Black History Reading Intervention Project
• $1,500 to the Boys & Girls Club of the Tar River Region for purchase of food/COVID-19
• $5,000 to the Down East Partnership for Children for sustaining the Family Resource Center
• $2,500 to the Food Bank of Central and Eastern North Carolina, Inc. for nourishing Families in Greater Rocky Mount
• $2,500 to the Hill Family Farm Education Center for Life skills for Nash/Edgecombe Youth
• $5,000 to Meals on Wheels of Rocky Mount for the Frozen Food Program
• $3,000 to My Sister’s House for Domestic Violence Support
• $2,500 to the Peacemakers Family Center (Church on the Rise) for COVID-19 relief support/food insecurity
• $5,000 to Peacemakers of Rocky Mount, Inc. for the Freedom School
• $2,500 to The REACH Center for COVID-19 food assistance
• $1,000 to Ripple Effects for COVID-19 food assistance
• $7,790 to the Rocky Mount Family YMCA Inc. for the YMCA Learning Academy
• $750 to the Special Olympics North Carolina for Special Olympics North Carolina – Nash County
• $2,500 to Teach For America – Eastern North Carolina for supporting educational leaders and students in Nash-Rocky Mount
• $3,000 to TROSA (Triangle Residential Options for Substance Abusers, Inc.) for residential substance abuse recovery services for individuals from Rocky Mount
• $2,500 to United Community Ministries for purchase of food/COVID-19 support
• $3,000 to the United Way Tar River Region for the Capacity Building Summit support, including but not limited to, support of My Sister’s House

2019 grants awarded

The Futrell-Mauldin Community Foundation for Greater Rocky Mount awarded more than $51,400 through its community grants program to local nonprofit organizations, including:

• Special Olympics North Carolina
• The REACH Center
• Teach For America – Eastern North Carolina
• PFLAG Rocky Mount
• A Touch of the Father’s Love, Inc. Ministry & Food Pantry
• Meals on Wheels of Rocky Mount
• Williford Family Resource Center
• Braswell Memorial Public Library
• Down East Partnership for Children
• Association for Learning Disabled and Handicapped
• The Wright’s Center, Inc.
• Buck Leonard Association for Sports & Human Enrichment, Inc.
• United Community Ministries
• Ripple Effects
• My Sister’s House
• Rocky Mount Family YMCA Inc
• Peacemakers Family Center (Church on the Rise) 

2018 grants awarded

The Futrell-Mauldin Community Foundation for Greater Rocky Mount awarded more than $41,900 through its community grants program to local nonprofit organizations, including:

• $1,300 to the Association
• $2,000 to the Boys & Girls Clubs of Nash/Edgecombe Counties
• $1,000 to the Buck Leonard Assoc.
• $2,000 to the Community Medicine Foundation Inc.-VOICE
• $2,000 to the Down East Partnership for Children
• $1,500 to the Edgecombe County Cultural Arts Council, Inc.
• $2,500 to the Girl Scouts – North Carolina Coastal Pines
• $2,000 to Michaels Angels Girls Club
• $3,500 to the North Edgecombe High School Athletic Department
• $5,000 to the Peacemakers Family Center (Church on the Rise)
• $1,000 to Prevent Blindness North Carolina
• $2,000 to the STEP Strategic Twin-Counties Education Partnership
• $4,450 to Tarboro Community Outreach
• $2,000 to Teach For America – Eastern North Carolina
• $2,690 to the Town of Tarboro
• $2,000 to the Truth Foundational Ministries CDC Inc (TFM)
• $5,000 to United Community Ministries

2017 grants awarded

The Futrell-Mauldin Community Foundation for Greater Rocky Mount awarded more than $47,000 through its community grants program to local nonprofit organizations. Recipients were:

• Association for Learning disabled and Handicapped
• Buck Leonard Assoc. for Sports & Human Enrichment, Inc.
• City of Rocky Mount
• CONCERNED ABOUT PEOPLE, INC.
• Down East Partnership for Children
• Hooves for Hope
• Inter-Faith Food Shuttle
• Meals on Wheels Rocky Mount
• My Sister’s House
• Nash County Historical/Association
• Origin of the Dream / Southern Documentary Fund
• Peacemakers of Rocky Mount, Inc.
• Special Olympics North Carolina
• Tar River Choral & Orchestral Society, Inc.
• TROSA (Triangle Residential Options for Substance Abusers, Inc.)
• The Impact Center
• United Community Ministries
• Williford Family Resource Center

2016 grants awarded

The Futrell-Mauldin Community Foundation for Greater Rocky Mount awarded more than $48,000 through its community grants program to local nonprofit organizations. Recipients were:

• Association for Learning and Handicapped
• Boys & Girls Clubs of Nash/Edgecombe Counties
• Buck Leonard Assoc. for Sports & Human Enrichment, Inc.
• Communities In Schools of the Rocky Mount Region
• Community Development Foundation of Rocky Mount
• Conetoe Family Life Center
• Down East Partnership for Children
• Girl Scouts – North Carolina Coastal Pines
• Meals on Wheels Rocky Mount
• Peacemakers of Rocky Mount, Inc.
• Tar River Choral & Orchestral Society, Inc.
• The Wright’s Center, Inc.
• Tri-County Industries
• TROSA (Triangle Residential Options for Substance Abusers, Inc.)
• United Community Ministries
• Williford Family Resource Center 

2015 grants awarded

The Futrell-Mauldin Community Foundation for Greater Rocky Mount awarded more than $48,000 through its community grants program to local nonprofit organizations. Recipients were:

• Activate Drama
• Buck Leonard Assoc. for Sports & Human Enrichment, Inc.
• Christian Fellowship Home of Nash & Edgecombe Counties
• Down East Partnership for Children
• Meals on Wheels Rocky Mount
• My Sister’s House
• Peacemakers of Rocky Mount, Inc.
• Tar River Mission Clinic, Inc.
• United Community Ministries
• Williford Family Resource Center 

2014 grants awarded

• Activate Drama
• Boy Scouts of America – East Carolina Council
• Church On The Rise Peacemakers Family Center
• Down East Partnership for Children
• Meals on Wheels of Rocky Mount
• Tar River Choral & Orchestral Society
• Tar River Mission Clinic
• Tri-County Industries
• United Community Ministries
• United Way Tar River Region
• Williford Family Resource Center