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His story is one of humility and commitment, knowledge and compassion, which he used to establish The Duke Endowment.
Cindy Edwards uses what she learned in training to help children exposed to domestic violence.
The Benjamin N. Duke Scholarship program helps students develop their potential as community leaders.
The Gold Star recognizes hospitals for providing the highest standard of excellence for tobacco cessation programs.
Rev. Duncan Martin, a former Rural Ministry Fellow, now leads two United Methodist Churches.