Youth mentorship
Career exposure, educational support, leadership coaching, scholarships, and life-skills experiences for young people.
I-CAREFoundationI-CARE Foundation · Winston-Salem, North Carolina
Transforming communities through compassion, education, health initiatives, mentorship, and service—because every life matters.

VALUES THAT GUIDE US
Our foundation
We envision communities where every person has access to hope, opportunity, and support.
I-CARE Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit based in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. Our mission is to empower individuals, strengthen families, and transform communities through compassion, education, health initiatives, mentorship, and service—empowering future generations to lead lives of purpose, health, and impact.
“We may not be able to change the world alone, but together we can change someone’s world.”— Christian Davis, Founder
Our community work
I-CARE’s areas of focus reflect a commitment to supporting individuals, families, and the wider community.
Career exposure, educational support, leadership coaching, scholarships, and life-skills experiences for young people.
Community education, wellness awareness, and practical support that help people pursue healthier lives.
Service days, food drives, care kits, and volunteer projects built around what neighbors need most.
Dignity-centered meals, hygiene support, care essentials, encouragement, and connections to community resources.
Budgeting, saving, entrepreneurship, and career-readiness tools that strengthen individuals and families.
Support for college, trade school, entrepreneurship, and the next generation of community leaders.
Healthcare pathways for students
The I-CARE Program is a youth career-awareness initiative of the broader foundation. It introduces students to clinical and nonclinical healthcare pathways while supporting curiosity, self-discovery, and early career readiness.
Program introduction
I-CARE is being introduced as an opportunity for students to learn about the breadth of careers that help healthcare work.
The introduction is intended to build awareness, invite curiosity, and help students begin exploring how their interests and strengths may connect with clinical and nonclinical healthcare pathways.
Participation details and future activities will be shared through approved school and program communications as they are confirmed.
I-CARE Student Hub · Prototype
A first look at the digital companion for I-CARE students—with video lessons, pathway research, reflections, and progress that stays on this device.
Work directly with patients through care, treatment, and therapy.
Watch, then name three people outside of doctors and nurses who help the body’s systems get the care they need.
Progress is saved only on this device.
Community takes all of us