Independent Monitor & Dogwood Host Community Q&A Webinar on 2025 Monitoring Report
Dogwood Health Trust and Affiliated Monitors, Inc., in its role as Independent Monitor (IM), hosted a Q&A Webinar with more than 90 community members on Aug.
Dogwood Health Trust and Affiliated Monitors, Inc., in its role as Independent Monitor (IM), hosted a Q&A Webinar with more than 90 community members on Aug.
Dogwood Health Trust and Affiliated Monitors, Inc., in its role as the Independent Monitor (IM), held two community meetings this week in Brevard and Asheville.
The end of the year is often a time of reflection on our experiences, what we have overcome, and how we have changed.
Through a $300,000 federal grant, the city will develop a plan for a downtown property, envisioned for both an expansion of the city’s transit center and affordable housing.
CHEROKEE — The WNC Honors Awards, a signature program of WNC Communities, continued its 76-year tradition of recognizing rural community development clubs for their innovative ideas, volunteer-powered leadership, and grassroots service.
On Oct. 16, Dogwood Health Trust, a private foundation dedicated to improving the lives of western North Carolina (WNC) residents, held its annual meeting in Asheville.
CHEROKEE, N.C. —The WNC Honors Awards, a signature program of WNC Communities, continued its 76-year tradition of recognizing rural community development clubs for their innovative ideas, volunteer-powered leadership, and grassroots service.
Appalachian State University has been awarded an impressive $838,276 grant from Dogwood Health Trust.
The community center is a vital resource for residents, and after its recent Business Center grand opening, it figures to become even more important.
Governor Josh Stein announced that organizations across North Carolina have stepped up to donate nearly $4 million to fight hunger in North Carolina.
