Become A Partner of HandsOn NWNC

Join or Give

We welcome financial contributions from businesses and individuals at any level.  Donations through our website, or checks can be mailed to our physical address.  Donations from individuals are fully tax-deductible, as allowed by law.

Nonprofits can become or renew as a Supporting Partner here.

Consultant/Vendor Partners

Nonprofits often seek outside assistance to help them resolve problems. HandsOn NWNC is committed to building positive partnerships with well-qualified consultants and vendors in our region so that, together, we can strengthen nonprofits in northwestern North Carolina. In an effort to provide nonprofits with a list of reputable consultants/vendors, HandsOn NWNC requests that those interested in becoming a Consultant/Vendor Partner meet the following criteria:

• A minimum of three years nonprofit experience (as staff or board member, volunteer, consultant, or vendor working with nonprofits.)
• A minimum of two years recent experience in a nonprofit consulting/vendor capacity.
• Demonstrated skill in stated area(s) of practice.

By becoming a Consultant/Vendor Partner with HandsOn NWNC for $100 per year, you’ll receive a listing on our website for one year and a onetime notation of your information in our monthly e-newsletter which is sent to more than 700 nonprofit representatives in our six-county region (Forsyth, Davidson, Davie, Stokes, Surry and Yadkin Counties.)  If you are interested in being on our Consultant/Vendor list, please complete this form.

Funding Partners

In addition to our Supporting Partners, HandsOn NWNC relies on institutional funders that invest in our mission and programming. These funders include: Forsyth County American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA.), The Kate B. Reynolds Charitable Trust, The Winston-Salem Foundation,  VolunteerNC, and Wake Forest University’s Office of Civic and Community Engagement.

Supporting Partners (Nonprofits)

HandsOn NWNC invites nonprofits to financially support our mission to build their effectiveness and efficiency, and increase volunteerism.  Becoming a Supporting Partner allows organizations to demonstrate the value they place on their relationship with HandsOn NWNC. In exchange, they receive a variety of annual benefits and privileges not available to other members of our network.

Certain core services, including the ability to list volunteer opportunities on our GetConnected volunteer portal and receive The Nonprofit Connection, are currently offered free of charge to all nonprofits.

Special opportunities for Supporting Partners include:

• Priority and/or discounted registration for workshops and first-consideration for other training and technical assistance opportunities. Typically, Supporting Partners are eligible for over $800 in discounts. Since you can send multiple staff and board members to our events, your savings could be even larger!
• Exclusive opportunities to participate in Nonprofit Board Speed Dating sessions.
• Special marketing and other opportunities before they become available to our wider network of nonprofits.
• A customized list of service projects for your clients, members, or employees that meets your exact specifications, for FREE! (Available upon request.)
• Ability to purchase blocks of consulting time for $350/ 8 hours or $50/hr, allowing you to engage staff expertise to directly help your organization (i.e. strategic planning, in-house board and staff training, etc.) provided at these reduced rates.
• Organization’s profile highlighted as the “featured nonprofit” and FREE event marketing in our volunteer newsletters.

The base level of support to become a Supporting Partner is only $50 per organization annually.  We ask larger organizations to voluntarily give at a level more commensurate with their budget, as identified in the chart below:

Current Supporting Partners:
18 Springs Community Healing Center
A New Day Community Care Services, Inc.
Allegacy Federal Credit Union
American Red Cross Greater Carolinas Region
Anuli Pregnancy Care Services
Authoring Action
Big Brothers Big Sisters
Bridging the Gap of Northwest Forsyth County
Bookmarks
Cancer Services
Catholic Charities
Children’s Law Center of Central NC
City of Winston-Salem Human Relations/DEI Department
Clemmons Food Pantry
Community Care Center for Forsyth County, Inc. 
Community Design Sudio
Crosby Scholars
Crossnore Communities for Children
Disability Advocates of Northwest North Carolina
Family Services
Financial Pathways of the Piedmont
Forsyth Backpack Program
Forsyth Futures
Forsyth Humane Society
Forsyth Jail & Prison Ministries
Gateway Nature Preserve
Goodwill NWNC
Greater Winston-Salem Inc
HARRY Veterans Community Outreach Services, Inc.
Hispanic League
Hope2Thrive
Into the Wild
Journee Bees Village
Korner’s Folly
Latino Community Services
Lead Girls of NC
Leadership Winston-Salem
LeanBack GiveBack Foundation
Lewisville-Clemmons Chamber of Commerce
Love Community Development Corporation
Love Out Loud
Mental Health Association of Forsyth County
Monet Richardson Community Foundation
Neighborhood’s Hands
Next Step Ministries
Piedmont Environmental Alliance
Piedmont Regional Association of Volunteer Administration
Pivot Ministry
Polish For Girls
Read Write Spell
Riverwood Therapeutic Riding Center
Salem College- Nonprofit Management and Community Leadership Program
Salem Pregnancy Care Center
Samaritan Ministries
Sawtooth School for Visual Art
Second Harvest Food Bank of NWNC
SECU Family House
Senior Services
Shepherds Center of Greater Winston-Salem
Solutions For Independence
Stokes County Partnership for Children
Sunnyside Ministry
The Arts Council of Winston-Salem and Forsyth County
The CARes Project, Inc
The Enrichment Center
The Fellowship Home of Winston-Salem
The National Birth Coalition
The Parenting Path
The Shalom Project
The Wells Center, Inc. “For Women In Transition”
Trinity Center
United Way of Davidson County
Urban Steam Foundation
Veterans Helping Veterans Heal
VIP Tutoring
Whole Man Ministries
WinstonNet
Winston-Salem Black Chamber
Winston-Salem Rescue Mission