Elon Law students present donations to nonprofit organizations in the Triad
Elon Law donated funds to support Communities In Schools of Greater Greensboro’s student success services, strengthening local education nonprofit impact.
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Elon Law donated funds to support Communities In Schools of Greater Greensboro’s student success services, strengthening local education nonprofit impact.
Greensboro after‑school program equips local students with unique, hands‑on skills and real‑world experiences, boosting confidence, creativity, and future opportunities.
High school senior Trevor Bolin shares how his involvement with Communities In Schools of Greater Greensboro reshaped his confidence, goals, and future success
Communities In Schools of Greater Greensboro (CISGG) hosted its Benefit of Love Fundraiser, uniting supporters to celebrate student success and raise funds for school-based services that help students overcome challenges and succeed.
Communities In Schools of Greater Greensboro, Piper Maureen Allen’s story highlights how CISGG support helped her overcome homelessness, graduate in 2025, and pursue a career in pediatric medicine.
D. Hayes Clement, visionary founder of Communities In Schools of Greater Greensboro, is honored for his lifelong commitment to students and community organizations. A Duke alumnus and servant leader, his enduring legacy continues inspiring donors, volunteers, educators across Greensboro beyond.
Taleia Frederick’s success story on the Communities In Schools of Greater Greensboro blog highlights how CISGG and TRIO Upward Bound support led to her acceptance into North Carolina A&T’s Aeronautical Engineering program.
Local barbers partnered to provide free haircuts and mentorship for boys, boosting confidence, student well-being, and community engagement through a youth empowerment initiative recently highlighted in local news.
Marli Bennett was recently recognized for her dedication as a CIS mentor, creating safe, supportive spaces that build student confidence, expand experiences, and foster meaningful, lasting relationships.
Communities In Schools of Greater Greensboro highlighted its CIS Model of Integrated Student Supports, placing Site Coordinators in schools to deliver mentoring, tutoring, and resources that help students overcome barriers and succeed.
Roger Arnell was recognized for his generous support as a CISGG donor, honoring his commitment to the organization’s mission and the lasting impact his contributions have on student success.
Communities In Schools of Greater Greensboro highlights its founding and growth, showcasing a lasting commitment to surrounding students with support through school-based services, community partnerships, and dedicated staff.
Rowan-Salisbury Schools welcomed incoming Superintendent Dr. Tony Watlington, recognized for decades of educational leadership as a teacher, principal, and administrator committed to strong student relationships and community partnerships.
Edward M. Armfield Sr. Foundation partnership funding afterschool support and enrichment for at-risk students.
CISGG highlights donor John Russell’s quiet generosity supporting single-parent families during the pandemic with meaningful contributions to student success.
CISGG features Meryl Mullane’s generous community support and commitment to student success.
CISGG features donor Martin Schneider’s decade of leadership, board service, and generous support helping at-risk students stay in school and thrive.
Walidah Karim-Rhoades is recognized as a generous donor and leader, fueling student success, inspiring change, and creating lasting impact in the community.
Generous donors support the Children’s Home Society partnership, helping students thrive, families succeed, and community programs grow stronger every day.
AAMI celebrated its first graduating class, with participants overcoming poverty and challenges to graduate, enter college, and join the workforce.
Rashard Jones, AAMI leader, inspires students and families through mentoring, community trust, and dedicated support, driving academic growth and resilience.
Our Being Present Matters campaign combats chronic absenteeism by embedding caring Site Coordinators in schools to support student attendance and engagement.
CISGG explains chronic absenteeism causes and holistic support strategies for students.
CISGG Dropout Prevention: tutoring, mentoring, case management, enrichment, and career support help at-risk students stay in school and succeed.
CISGG honors founders Hayes and Clem Clement for visionary leadership and support.
Newsletter celebrates Piper Allen’s success, Cone Health partnership, and honors founder Hayes Clement, highlighting donors, student achievements, and community impact.
Long-time CIS leader Jimmi Williams reflects on community support shaping his life and leadership, highlighting collective strength in student success.
Success attributed to support from family, friends, teachers, and mentors, highlighting the critical role of community in personal achievement and growth.
Trevor’s story highlights resilience, mentorship, and CIS support, transforming loss into leadership, academic success, and a commitment to helping others succeed.
Restorative Youth Sports returned at Dudley, teaching life skills and martial arts to students including social-emotional learning support and expanded opportunities.
Lincoln Financial’s longstanding support and employee engagement strengthen school-family connections and mentoring programs, advancing student success and community partnerships for lasting impact.
Dr. Craig Peck shares how AAMI mentorship builds lasting student relationships, expanding experiences, connection, and support for young people’s success.
Mentor Randolph Wingate highlights how his guidance strengthens student confidence, fosters leadership skills, and supports academic and personal growth.
Donors make CISGG’s proven support model possible, removing barriers so students thrive in school and graduate ready.
CISGG Mentor Spotlight: Alecia Walker inspires students with dedication, guidance, and support, strengthening academic confidence and empowering youth success in Greensboro.
Communities In Schools created a one-stop student support hub providing essential school supplies, resources, and caring support to help students thrive academically.
Donors make CISGG’s proven support model possible, removing barriers so students thrive in school and graduate ready.
CISGG announced new strategic partners in 2022—Kellin Foundation, Verizon, and Wise Guys—to expand trauma‑responsive, attendance support, and evidence‑based student programming.
CISGG combats pandemic-driven learning loss by providing mentorship, academic support, and integrated student services, helping Greensboro youth recover and thrive academically.
Major $133.5M MacKenzie Scott gift boosts student support nonprofits like CISGG, expanding wraparound services and academic resources for students in need.
Forge Greensboro and Communities In Schools teamed up to offer high school students hands‑on welding and maker skills, boosting career pathways and confidence.
CISGG AAMI joins the My Brother’s Keeper initiative, enhancing local support for youth mentorship, opportunity pathways, and community engagement to help young people thrive.
Take a look at Toyota’s support and $1M workforce readiness investment, strengthening career opportunities and community collaboration for students and families.
CISGG Executive Director Jimmi Williams highlights Greensboro’s BIG Equity Fund supporting Black community equity, funding critical issues like education, health, and opportunity access.
Cochise Lanier, former teacher and new AAMI site coordinator at CISGG, supports students, expands mentoring, and fosters growth and opportunity.
CISGG shares diversity, inclusion, and equity resources to support underserved students, promote racial equity, and encourage open dialogue and community engagement.
Celebrating CISGG Class of 2020 graduates’ resilience, achievements, and future plans, showcasing student success and community support in Greater Greensboro.
Honoring CISGG Class of 2021 graduates’ perseverance, accomplishments, and future goals, reflecting student growth and strong community support in Greensboro.
Celebrating CISGG Class of 2023 graduates’ determination, meaningful achievements, and future pathways made possible through dedicated support, mentorship, and community resources.
Celebrating CISGG Class of 2025 graduates’ determination, meaningful achievements, and future pathways made possible through dedicated support, mentorship, and community resources.