Targeting Pressing Problems in the CarolinasIn our work to nurture children, promote health, educate minds and enrich spirits, The Duke Endowment identifies areas of need in which grant funding can help make effective and lasting improvements. In this section, you'll find information about specific efforts. This list highlights key issues that have received significant funding, often over several years. By sharing these experiences and insights, we hope to foster collaboration so that we may learn from others as well. Issue AreasChoose a topic below to learn more about our work in that area or contact us. |
2009 Annual Report
Looking forward – laying the groundwork for future generations. View the annual report.
Creating Connections
After-school programs connect adult professionals with middle-schoolers seeking out their dreams.
Research and Mentorship
Research experience and relationships with faculty influence the direction of one student's career.
A Networked Approach
Collaborative networks, such as the one that includes Alliance Medical Ministry, are improving care for uninsured patients.
Ready for Next Step
The Rev. R. Mark King, now 30 pounds lighter, is ready to continue an effort to stay healthy.
