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Improving health outcomes by utilizing an equity centered approach is at the heart of the partnership between Grantmakers in Health and the Kate B. Reynolds Trust.
Category: In the News
Congratulations to Kristen Burwell Naney, Director of Learning and Impact
We are proud to announce that Kristen Burnel Naney, the Trust’s Director of Learning and Impact has been selected as a 2022 fellow for the Grantmakers in Health Terrance Keenan Institute for Emerging Leaders in Health Philanthropy.
Laura from Lumberton
Dr. Laura Gerald has had a distinguished career. The 2022 North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics Commencement speaker, NCSSM…
Initiative Seeks to Boost Pre-K Enrollment in Forsyth County
A campaign is underway in Forsyth County to get more four-year-olds enrolled in pre-K programs. Led by The Pre-K Priority,…
NC’s Border Belt counties will get millions from opioid fund. How should they spend it?
The money will come from a $26 billion settlement finalized in February that puts an end to several lawsuits that…
The Pre-K Priority Launches Community Campaign Encouraging Local Families to Register for Pre-K
This month, more than 10,000 families with young children across Forsyth County will receive postcards encouraging them to consider registering…
Dr. Laura Gerald Honored in UNC Health’s Black History Month Showcase
Trust President Dr. Laura Gerald was honored alongside fellow alumni in UNC Health‘s Black History Month Showcase for her work…
McDowell Leaders Work to Determine the Best Use of Opioid Lawsuit Money
McDowell County is expected to receive a total of almost $4 million spread out over an 18-year period from the…