T - Philanthropy, Voluntarism & Grantmaking Foundations

To provide an association for area fundraising professionals.

Filling in Gaps, FIGS, was established in 1982 by a group of Wake County residents, healthcare professionals, and churches to address a serious social problem: the need for prescription medicines for low-income people.

The Fund for Democratic Communities is a Greensboro, North Carolina based limited-life foundation supporting community-based initiatives that foster authentic democracy and make communities better places to live. Founded in 2007, we've made over $5 million in grants and provided over 100,000 hours in technical assistance to support grassroots democratic efforts, primarily focused in the Southeastern U.S., North Carolina, and Greensboro, our home town.

To offer financial assistance to the communities of Craven, Pamlico and Jones Counties and East Carolina University.

To work for charity, religion, education and better interfaith relations.

To improve the quality of life in the communities we serve through our giving, encourage employees' personal philanthropy, participate in community support events, and demonstrate corporate citizenship through contributions.

To improve the quality of life in Salisbury and its surrounding area by encouraging and supporting efforts by tax-exempt organizations and governmental agencies aimed at making Salisbury a better place for all people to live, work, and raise and educate children.

To support students and charitable organizations operating in Guilford County, NC.

To enhance the quality of life for the residents of North Carolina through five focus areas: community economic development; the environment; pre-collegiate education; social justice and equity; and democracy and civic engagement.

To further and extend Mrs. Biddle's life-long interests in religious, educational, and charitable activities in the states of New York and North Carolina.