‘I want the cancer gone’
Ashlee Payne Jenkins was diagnosed with stage 2 breast cancer at the age of 45.
Category Archives: Forsyth
New research offers more reasons why mammography screenings are essential for breast health
For more than a year now, Americans have put regular healthcare needs on hold. While it may seem safer to skip scheduled checkups to avoid exposure to the virus, regular mammography screenings remain vitally important to reduce the risk of advanced-stage cancer.
Journey to a ‘Crazy Perfect Life.’
She was 42 years old at the time of her diagnosis — a successful financial adviser and a married mother of two girls, ages 11 and 14. She had the life she thought she wanted. Then, she found a lump and was thrust into a battle with stage 2 breast cancer.
Forsyth Plastic Surgery Cornhole Competition
Join us on Thursday, Oct. 21 from 4-7 pm for a Cornhole Competition to help raise money to provide mammograms for women in our community.
‘A mammogram is the gift of life’
Karen Morning Roseboro, chief officer for choice and magnet schools for Winston-Salem Forsyth County Schools, is celebrating four years as a breast cancer survivor, and her journey began with her first-ever mammogram at the age of 40.
The Duke Endowment is helping address nurse burnout
The Duke Endowment is helping address nurse burnout.
Called to serve
Amy Maher has found passion in the potential to help more donors make an impact in her new role.
The power of legacy – plan today to make a future impact
Sharon Harrington discusses the profound impact of planned giving
Letter from Annette Knight
During times of need, people come together to do incredible things.
Family comes first
Aaron Condon: Why men’s health matters as a father
Funding highlights
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$8,224,408
Total gifts
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$7,942,140
Total new pledges
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$16,166,547
Total new commitments
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23,162
Hope for Remarkable Team Aubergine Fund requests
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$10,790,000
Hope for Remarkable Team Aubergine Fund requests approved and/or paid
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$671,637
Financial assistance for patients and team members through the Giving. Serving. Together. campaign
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$556,119
Supporting community needs and priorities through the Giving. Serving. Together. campaign
- * 2020 data