Lumberton Native to Speak at ECU Commencement
Dr. Laura Gerald, president of the Kate B. Reynolds Charitable Trust and a Lumberton native, will be the keynote speaker…
Author: Alan Welch
Several Area Health Care Providers Receive Disaster Preparedness Grants
Several local health care providers will be getting a helping hand in preparing for natural disasters. On Tuesday, Gov. Roy…
Career Opportunity: Executive Vice President, Programs & Administration
The Kate B. Reynolds Charitable Trust has an exciting and newly added opportunity for an Executive Vice President of Programs…
Health Initiative Kicks Off Tuesday
The Healthy Places N.C. initiative seeks to improve the health of 10 rural North Carolina counties. Through the initiative, the…
Healthy Places Initiative Helps Rural Communities Live Healthier Lifestyles
Healthy Places NC, an initiative of the Kate B. Reynolds Charitable Grant, announced Wednesday that they will be working with…
Kate B. Reynolds Charitable Trust Expands Healthy Places Initiative to Columbus
The Trust is expanding Healthy Places NC to include Columbus, Bladen and Robeson counties, which consistently score poorly in the…
Career Opportunity: Senior Program Officer, Local Impact in Forsyth County
The Kate B. Reynolds Charitable Trust is seeking a Senior Program Officer – Local Impact in Forsyth County to focus…
March to Medicaid Managed Care Switch Looking Rocky
No one said it would be easy to move 1.6 million Medicaid recipients away from the existing fee-for-service system that’s…