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As a certified healthcare architect, Sara Robinson is an expert in the many ways structural and interior design can work together in medical environments to improve the patient experience as well as the operational needs of healthcare providers.
Read MoreWhen Brittney Weems moved from Alabama to Winston-Salem at the age of 23, she was completely on her own, unsure of just about everything and excited to be changing the direction of her life. “I was leaving behind a very difficult past and ready to build a positive future for myself,” she said. “I’d never heard the phrase ‘upward mobility’ before, but I was praying for exactly that!”
Read MoreGabe was born on Jan. 12, 2012, via emergency C-section. Stephanie saw him for the first time four days later in the NICU at Hemby Children’s Hospital.
Read moreChaplain Charles “Chan” Shaver has a heart for palliative patient care.
Read moreWhen asked to name a nurse who personified the culture of caring at Novant Health Hemby Children’s Hospital during 2021, top leaders point to Morgan Hunt, RN, BSN, CPN.
Read moreOne of the greatest assets in any healthcare organization is a practitioner who combines exceptional diagnostic skills with compassionate bedside manner.
Read moreOne of the things that makes Catherine Ohmstede, MD, such an outstanding physician is her willingness to meet people where they are.
Read moreOn Jan. 25, 2021, Grygorii was diagnosed with stage 3 Burkitt Lymphoma.
Read moreGracie Davis has been a Novant Health team member for 31 years.
Read moreMaurice Mouzon Jr. showed up to his first real dance class in basketball shorts and a T-shirt.
Read morePhyllis Waddell has been a neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) nurse for 40 years.
Read more“When I tell you they had everything hooked up to her to keep her going, I mean everything. All the doctors told us, ‘It doesn’t look good, but we’re going to do everything we can.’”
Read moreFunding Highlights
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$8,445,825
Presbyterian Medical Center Foundation
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$138,504
Brunswick Medical Center Foundation
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$485,602
Thomasville Medical Center Foundation
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$2,879,483
Forsyth Medical Center Foundation
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$3,011,275
Rowan Medical Center Foundation
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$3,326,336
New Hanover Regional Medical Center Foundation
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$7,877,791
Grants
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$26,940,041
Total Giving
- * 2022 Data