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06/08/2016
Gene Cochrane, president of The Duke Endowment, has received the Order of the Long Leaf Pine, one of North Carolina’s highest civilian honors. Read the news release.
05/09/2016
Trustees of The Duke Endowment in Charlotte have approved more than $18.2 million in 30 new grants to organizations in North Carolina and South Carolina. Read the news release.
05/04/2016
Huffington Post
Using data from the Clergy Health Study, new findings show how congregations can have a positive – or negative – effect on their pastor’s health. Read more.
04/15/2016
A gathering in Hartsville, S.C., focused on building a community effort to prevent teen pregnancy and give young people the resources they need to make healthy choices. Read more.
04/11/2016
The Charlotte Observer
With research consistently revealing the negative outcomes associated with early childbearing, Mecklenburg County health officials would like to reduce unintended pregnancy by increasing access to long-acting birth control devices. Read more.
04/05/2016
Rhett Mabry has been named President of The Duke Endowment, succeeding Gene Cochrane, who will retire in June. Read the news release.
04/01/2016
With support from The Duke Endowment and 14 other philanthropic partners, the USDA has announced a new initiative to bolster the supply chain for local food systems in ten cities. Read the news release.
03/29/2016
Times & Democrat
Students in an after-school program based in Orangeburg, S.C., are preparing for a community wellness effort designed to promote walking. Read more.
03/15/2016
The Stokes News
A grant from The Duke Endowment will help Danbury Community Church provide much-needed gathering space for community outreach. Read more.
03/11/2016
SC Association of Nonprofit Organizations
President of The Duke Endowment, Gene Cochrane Jr., was presented the Order of the Palmetto, South Carolina’s highest civilian honor during the 2016 South Carolina Nonprofit Summit.
