Resources

Take Action

Keep the Momentum Going

Ready to turn ideas into action? These opportunities were introduced at the close of Beyond Poverty GSO — and new ones will be added over time. Each represents a meaningful step you can take to strengthen our community and help families thrive.

Sign the Bold Goal Commitment

As a community united in equity and lasting solutions, 3,000 households in greater Greensboro will leave poverty.

Show your support and raise awareness of this bold vision.

Host a “Take Care” Documentary Screening

Invite friends, neighbors, or colleagues to watch Take Care, a 20-minute documentary about North Carolina’s childcare crisis by the end of 2025.

Hosts and attendees will be invited to a Solutions Lab Convening in Spring 2026.

Participate in a Homelessness Simulation

Experience the realities of homelessness through this interactive event hosted by the Guilford County Continuum of Care.

Thursday, February 26, 2026 | 8:30–11:30 a.m. | Jamestown Presbyterian Church, 1804 Guilford College Road, Jamestown

RSVP by February 20

Become a Family Forward NC® Workplace

Family Forward NC® is an innovative initiative to improve children’s health and well-being and keep North Carolina’s businesses competitive.

It’s employer-led change that increases access to research-based, family-friendly practices — big and small — that improve workplace productivity, recruitment, and retention; grow a strong economy; and support children’s healthy development.

Best Practice Video Exchange

Check out these collaborative solutions to ending poverty that are making Real Change! In conjunction with our summit Beyond Poverty GSO, United Way of Greater Greensboro put out the call to learn about collaborative best practices to ending poverty.

Community Resources

Greensboro, NC, faces persistent racial and economic inequities despite its growth, with major gaps in income, healthcare, and civic engagement. Addressing these challenges requires inclusive investment, community voice, and a shift from blaming individuals to tackling systemic causes. See these community reports on poverty.