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cannon-awardGrants

Learn more about Healthy Charlotte Alliance’s investment priorities and apply for a grant.

Cannon Award

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Submit your nomination for the prestigious Cannon Award.

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Healthy Charlotte Alliance is a nonprofit working to build a healthier Charlotte-Mecklenburg.  Through the endowment, Healthy Charlotte Alliance has reinvested more than $2.3 million dollars back into the community.

Partner Organizations

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HEALTHY CHARLOTTE ALLIANCE  SPONSORS

Bronze Sponsors
Table Sponsors

Ms. Leslie Aronovitz & Mr. Ted Gearhart

Novant Health Bariatric Solutions

Karen Chandler

Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Consolidated

TJ Druckenbrod & Merrill Lynch

Dr. Lewis & Carolyn Gaskin

HEARST

The Ivey

Dr. John & Kathy Klimas

North Carolina Medical Society Alliance

Novare Capital Management

Patriot Military Family Foundation

Kay Saville & Robyn Stump

Dr. & Mrs. Simon Ward, III

Mrs. Mitzi Yount

HEALTHY CHARLOTTE ALLIANCE NEWS FEED

Skincare through Every Decade

We are grateful to Dr. Elizabeth Rostan for hosting such a fun night at Charlotte Skin & Laser, as we learned the best ways to care for our skin and look fantastic at any age!

Annual Meeting

On May 15, 2024 we celebrated the year’s successes, awarded $96,000 in community health grants, and heard from cardiologist, Dr. Jonathan Fisher, on Why Love, Laughter, and Kindness are Vital Medicines for the Heart.

Pharmacogenomics

On April 10 we enjoyed an informative program on pharmacogenomics, the study of how a person’s inherited genetic makeup may affect how their body processes certain medications, from clinical pharmacogenomics specialists from Atrium Health Levine Cancer Institute, Sarah Morris, PharmD and Grace Nguyen, PharmD, BCPS.

Nutrition and Cancer

On March 5, 40 members and community members enjoyed an informative program from Stephen Hursting, PhD, from the UNC Nutrition Research Institute, on Nutrition and Cancer.