The Cannon Foundation awarded IFB Solutions with a $50,000 grant in August 2020. This grant will allow IFB Solutions to convert manufacturing facilities in Winston-Salem and Asheville, NC to LED lighting. Consistent lighting is vital on the production floor and assists our employees with low vision.

Learn more about The Cannon Foundation here. We are grateful for their support!

The Winston-Salem Foundation awarded IFB Solutions with an Adaptation Grant for $5,000 in April 2020. This specific grant covers expenses related to technology, equipment, cleaning products and sanitizers that IFB Solutions needed to purchase so our employees could work remotely or feel safer working at IFB Solution due to COVID-19.

Learn more about The Winston-Salem Foundation’s grants in response to COVID-19, including the Adaptation Grant, here.

The Clemmons Community Foundation awarded IFB Solutions with a $5,000 grant in April 2020 for the Focus on Literacy Program. This grant will help IFB Solutions serve K-12 students who have unique low vision needs from the Clemmons and Lewisville, NC communities.

Learn more about the Clemmons Community Foundation here. We are grateful for their support!

The High Point Community Foundation awarded IFB Solutions with a $6,785 grant in November 2019 for Focus on Literacy through the Mobile Vision Center Program. These funds will help IFB Solutions serve K-12 students who have unique low vision needs in the High Point area.

Learn more about the High Point Community Foundation here. We are grateful for their support!

These funds will go toward training 5 people who are blind or visually impaired, plus covering the cost of a trainer who is blind. Workforce Development Through Training and Education is a year-round program designed for people who are blind or visually impaired. It allows them to get the job skills and tools to perform duties with the same level of quality and productivity as their sighted peers.

Thank you to First Bank!

September 5th, 2019

IFB Solutions was awarded a $4,000 grant from the Dollar General Literacy Foundation. This grant will be used for the Focus on Literacy Program. With this grant, IFB Solutions will be able to purchase two Braille Displays. These displays will help up to 100 program participants who are blind or visually impaired to learn how to read Braille and support literacy initiatives.

We thank the Dollar General Literacy Foundation for this grant.

To learn more about the Dollar General Literacy Foundation, click here.