Thanks to your generosity, Novant Health Presbyterian Medical Center Foundation has launched a pilot program to place community health workers in neighborhoods where they are needed most.
COVID-19, better known as the coronavirus, has forced us into a fierce battle against its global spread, and healthcare professionals across the Novant Health system are on the front lines.
Philanthropy plays a major role in helping a community recover and thrive in the wake of a crisis. For donors, however, it can sometimes seem daunting to find an opportunity to help in uncertain times when the need is profound and seemingly everywhere.
In the fight against COVID-19, it is important to have reliable information from doctors and researchers on the frontlines. When we have the facts, it is easier to make the right choices to protect the health and well-being of ourselves and each other.
When the COVID-19 pandemic hit, team members at Novant Health sprang into action, adapting to sweeping policy changes and a vastly different environment in record time. They focused first and foremost on doing what they do best: saving lives.
Out of an abundance of caution, and in light of Governor Roy Cooper’s recent announcement that North Carolina will enter Phase 2.5, the 22nd Annual John Campbell Memorial Golf Classic and the Harold C. Earnhardt Memorial Par 3 Tournament has been canceled.
In the interest of preserving public health as North Carolina enters Phase 2.5, the fourth annual Jane Burt Williams Memorial Classic has been canceled. A future tournament date has not yet been announced.
We at Novant Health are humbled by the outpouring of support during this crisis. We want to say thank you to everyone who has sent messages of hope, donations of food, masks and medical equipment. And to every individual, family, and business who have given so generously to the Hope for Remarkable Team Aubergine Fund (formerly the Novant Health COVID-19 Disaster Relief Fund), THANK YOU!
The group Riders Against Cancer leads a year-round effort to raise money to provide mammograms to women regardless of their ability to afford one.
The premise: If society isn’t healthy, no one is healthy.
$10,684,263
Presbyterian Medical Center Foundation
$223,357
Brunswick Medical Center Foundation
$376,867
Thomasville Medical Center Foundation
$3,113,153
Forsyth Medical Center Foundation
$2,610,643
Rowan Medical Center Foundation
$2,223,588
New Hanover Regional Medical Center Foundation
$6,737,196
Grants
$1,053,827
System Initiatives
$27,022,894
Total Giving
