As Cone Health Foundation prepares for a leadership transition, we sat down with outgoing President, Susan Shumaker, to reflect on her 16 years at the Foundation and more than four decades in the health system.
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Capacity building is not just about the operations of an organization today–it’s an investment in the growth and effectiveness of the organization into the future, ultimately allowing these organizations to scale their engagement with the communities they serve.
Due to the government shutdown, SNAP benefits were not distributed on November 1, leading to food insecurity for many of our neighbors and communities.
It is with mixed emotions that Susan Shumaker is announcing her retirement. At the end of March of 2026, she will be stepping away from her position as president of Cone Health Foundation.
We are excited to announce our Advocacy Pilot Grant Program, supporting ten organizations engaged in local advocacy work!
For over 14 years, Indigo’s Cultural Art Centers (ICAC) has been providing services to the greater Greensboro area. They host a multitude of community events aimed at facilitating conversations around the significance of the African experience in America.
The recently passed federal spending and tax bill will have devastating impacts on the health and overall wellbeing of people and communities across the country, including right here in Greensboro.
Mental health challenges impact so many people in our community, but stigma, cultural expectations, and systemic obstacles often prevent men—especially men of color—from seeking the support they need. At Alcohol and Drug Services (ADS), we are actively working to redefine what strength means and to normalize mental wellness for everyone.
We are thrilled to welcome Luke Wallace as our new Finance and Grants Manager! A longtime Greensboro resident, Luke brings more than two decades of financial leadership expertise, from managing multimillion-dollar accounts for national retailers to overseeing procurement and financial operations at the Greensboro Coliseum Complex.
For more than two decades, the Greensboro Health Disparities Collaborative (GHDC) has been quietly but powerfully transforming how communities and health systems confront racial health disparities. Learn more about they’re continuing to expand their reach through research, workshops, and training opportunities.
