Dogwood Health Trust Deploys Strike Team Grants Across WNC
In an age of uncertainty and continuously changing guidelines with COVID-19, Dr. Anna Hicks, a Henderson County geriatrician, and Jimmy Brissie, Henderson County Emergency Operations
In an age of uncertainty and continuously changing guidelines with COVID-19, Dr. Anna Hicks, a Henderson County geriatrician, and Jimmy Brissie, Henderson County Emergency Operations
In an age of uncertainty and continuously changing guidelines with COVID-19, Dr. Anna Hicks, a Henderson County geriatrician, and Jimmy Brissie, Henderson County Emergency Operations
Despite keeping up with masks, having their temperatures taken and sitting through monster morning car lines, the 5,200 Haywood students who returned to school this
Even though the Haywood self-reporting numbers for the 2020 Census is 10 percent below national numbers, and six percent behind state rates, numbers exceed the
Dogwood Health Trust has emerged as a steadfast partner in combating COVID in local communities across Western North Carolina. While the nation was caught off-guard
In an effort to ensure strong participation and ultimately, increased federal dollars brought back into the region, Dogwood Health Trust is actively partnering with almost
Beginning next month, there will be an option for individuals to get a great lunch and help the homeless at the same time. The Haywood
As the ripple effects of the global coronavirus pandemic continue to impact every aspect of the economy, hunger issues have been at the forefront to
North Carolina’s seven westernmost counties are forming a consortium to access federal funds for affordable housing projects. Haywood, Jackson, Swain, Macon, Graham, Clay and Cherokee
Contributions to The Community Foundation of Western North Carolina (CFWNC) to support its Emergency and Disaster Response Fund (EDRF) has exceeded $1.1 millon. Regional funders,
