Our Mission
Think Big. Act Bigger.
Think Big. Act Bigger.
Strengthening a diverse, healthy, and productive
community for both present and future generations.
community for both present and future generations.
Giving & Planning
We are dedicated to strengthening our community to create a better High Point for present and future generations. Without the tireless efforts and humbling generosity of our donors, we would be unable to fulfill this mission.
Grants & Partnerships
Our Grants Committee is the heart of our Foundation. Granting money away in a wise and discerning manner is not easy – there is integrity in the process and a responsibility that each one of our members hold near and dear to their heart.
Change a Life Today
You don’t have to donate a large sum to contribute to change within our community. Every little bit helps us affect the lives of the people of High Point in real and meaningful ways. Learn more about our local Nonprofits. They work hard everyday to make this community better. Every little bit helps in their world!”
FOX8 Community Spotlight
Our Foundation pulls together a family of donors, community leaders, nonprofits, and citizens to change our world through compassion, innovation and discerning investments. Discover the amazing stories of giving and how you can also make an impact!
Stories of Impact
Say Yes Guilford Scholar
Alexis Newman, Greensboro College Class of 2021 There was no hiding Alexis Newman’s talent on the diamond. Her big brother played baseball, so she was always in the stands. When she started to play, people noticed. “Coach Fister left me ...
North Carolina’s Most Influential Leaders List
Paul Lessard, Founding President of the High Point Community Foundation, has been recognized as one ...
When Leadership and a Big Heart Intersect
Over the years I have been fortunate enough to work with, and learn from, a ...
We’ve Moved To Congdon Yards!
In the 23 years since the High Point Community Foundation first opened its doors for ...
Say Yes Scholar – Erika Ajqui-Zapil
In spring 2020, Erika Ajqui-Zapil was poised to graduate from Smith High School with a ...