HEALTHY CHARLOTTE ALLIANCE
- Members volunteer their time and talents through coordinated service opportunities at local health nonprofits.
- Financially invest in health programs that are demonstrating proven impact in our community through our grants process.
Programs & Events
Check out upcoming Lunch & Learns, volunteer opportunities and other informative programs.
Grants
Learn more about Healthy Charlotte Alliance’s investment priorities and apply for a grant.
Cannon Award
Know an outstanding volunteer?
Submit your nomination for the prestigious Cannon Award.
Get Involved Today
Do you share our passion for a healthier community?
Join us today!
Healthy Charlotte Alliance is a nonprofit working to build a healthier Charlotte-Mecklenburg. Through the endowment, Healthy Charlotte Alliance has reinvested more than $2.1 million dollars back into the community.
Partner Organizations
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
Putting DNA to the Test: What Your Genes Can – And Can’t – Tell You About Your Ancestry and Health
Do you sneeze when you go out in the sun? Do you think cilantro tastes like soap? It’s because of your genetic makeup! 37 individuals enjoyed a fascinating program on February 23rd with Alexa Klimas Corcoran of Archway Genealogy…
Integrative Medicine’s Role in a Traditional Medicine Model
On December 1st, 30 Alliance and general community members participated in an informative program with Dr. Chasse Bailey-Dorton, Atrium Health, to learn about integrative medicine, which is evidence-based, complimentary to conventional medicine (not instead of), and individualized to treat the whole person (mind, body and spirit), and not just the disease.
Improving Sleep Quality and Sleep Health
Dr. Douglas Kirsch outlined correlations between sleep restriction, obesity and heart disease, explained common sleep disorders, and shared tips to achieve 7-8 hours of quality sleep for better emotional and physical health.
Untangling the Anxious Brain
On September 15th, 47 members and general community members participated in an informative program on Untangling the Anxious Brain.
