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. |
2010 Annual Report
A Journey Together highlights efforts that convened diverse groups of people for planning and learning.View the annual report.
The Story of James B. Duke
His story is one of humility and commitment, knowledge and compassion, which he used to establish The Duke Endowment.
Coping with Crying
The National Center for Shaken Baby Prevention helps parents learn how to deal with a crying infant.
Student Outreach
The Duke-Durham Neighborhood Partnership brings students and their neighbors together.
Improving Standards
The Gold Star recognizes hospitals for providing the highest standard of excellence for tobacco cessation programs.
Reversing Rural Decline
Rural United Methodist Churches and hospitals work together to address economic development.
