Capacity Building Initiative
This portfolio focuses on longer-term solutions for Wake County agencies through offering resources to invest in activities to build capacity. The purpose of this initiative is two-fold:
- To strengthen the capacity of nonprofits that address the health-related needs of underserved children and youth in Wake County, and thus
- Ensure that organizations can sustain the work that is a match with the Endowment's mission of improving the health and well-being of children and youth.
Agencies may apply for either an organizational assessment or a capacity-building grant.
Capacity Building
Funding is made available through the Endowment’s Capacity Building Initiative. Capacity building projects may focus on one or more of these organizational development areas: mission, vision, and strategy; governance and leadership; resource development; strategic relationships; internal operations and management; and program delivery and impact.
Funding is made available through the Endowment’s Capacity Building Initiative. Capacity building projects may focus on one or more of these organizational development areas: mission, vision, and strategy; governance and leadership; resource development; strategic relationships; internal operations and management; and program delivery and impact. The following Wake County agencies have received funding:
Organizational Assessments
Funding is made available through the Endowment’s Capacity Building Initiative. Organizational assessments are intended to help organizations identify strengths and assets, as well as areas that would benefit from ongoing capacity building work.
Funding is made available through the Endowment’s Capacity Building Initiative. Organizational assessments are intended to help organizations identify strengths and assets, as well as areas that would benefit from ongoing capacity building work. The following Wake County agencies have received funding:
