Rosa Foundation hosted its fourth annual Men Making Positive Changes Award Ceremony and Banquet at the Greensboro Shrine Club on March 16, 2024. This year’s honorees included Mr. James Benton (Youth Advocacy), Mr. Germaine Cousar (Education and Athletics), Mr. Hugh Holston (Leadership), and Dr. Henry Smith, III (Lifetime Achievement).
On Saturday, February 10, 2024 Rosa Foundation sponsored a community outreach event for the Nu Omega Alumnae Chapter of Iota Phi Theta Fraternity, Incorporated. Papas & Ponytails is a father-daughter bonding event where men learn to style a young one’s hair. They learned different techniques for loose natural hair, locs and braids.
The 2023 Community Health Fair held at the Warnersville Recreation Center featured over forty vendors which included insurance companies and a variety of service providers, basic screenings, free produce, and a free hot meal, courtesy of the GPD Grill Team. Greensboro Parks and Recreation brought games for the children, along with private testing from different …
Held at the beautiful Grandover Resort and Spa, Rosa Foundation presented four dynamic male role models in an unforgettable event in celebration of International Men’s Day.
The 80s vs. 90s Father-Daughter Dance not only helped us celebrate Father’s Day in a new way, but also brought out the competitive spirit in our attendees. Styles from the 80s and 90s graced the dance floor and added flare to the fashion show. DJ Small Wonder provided her mixing skills and trivia knowledge. All …
La Palma Caribbean Restaurant helped provide lunch to first responders on Mother’s Day.
Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Central Piedmont Director of Operations, Amy Lawson, received 50 new winter coats from Rosa Foundation to positively impact the children in their program.
50 winter coats and 150 face coverings were distributed to the children of Reedy Fork Elementary School on Monday, March 8. Principal Jeanelle Lindsay and staff were on hand to assist. Reedy Fork Elementary School
Rosa Foundation collaborated with social workers in the Alamance-Burlington County School System to provide schoolchildren with 150 winter coats and 450 face coverings. Alamance-Burlington School System
