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06/21/2016
The Courier-Tribune
A new grant to Randolph Hospital in Asheboro, N.C., will support a project to help integrate behavioral health and primary medical care. Read more.
06/15/2016
Trustees of The Duke Endowment in Charlotte have approved $7.2 million in grants to organizations in North Carolina and South Carolina that are working to expand opportunities for vulnerable children. Read the news release.
06/10/2016
Index-Journal
A new grant will help expand a community network of care for the low-income, uninsured. Read more.
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.
