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The Care Ring Connector, Vol. 30

The latest edition of our quarterly e-newsletter, The Care Ring Connector, is now available! This quarter’s edition features: Impact Report for FY25 released Food Pantry celebrates 1 year, over 23K meals Doctors’ Day honors John Klimas, MD and doctors who give back; announces quasi-endowment support opportunity Our new home: 1 year later New funders for […]

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The Care Ring Connector, Vol. 27

The latest edition of our quarterly e-newsletter, The Care Ring Connector, is now available! This quarter’s edition features: Our new home Governor Stein’s and NC DHHS Secretary Sangvai’s visit Our new food pantry operations Funder highlights Iota Rho/Delta Sigma Theta sorority spotlight Maternal Health Conference highlights Physicians Reach Out team going the extra miles New

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The Care Ring Connector, Vol. 25

The latest edition of our quarterly e-newsletter, The Care Ring Connector, is now available! This quarter’s edition features: – updates about our new and outgoing Board of Directors members – highlights of our recent A Guided Journey graduation and our FIRST “H.E.A.R.T” program graduation for moms. -welcomes new Physicians Reach Out providers – a link

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The Care Ring Connector, Vol. 24

The latest edition of our quarterly e-newsletter, The Care Ring Connector, is now available! This quarter’s edition features updates about our new home, outcomes of our recent Black Maternal Health Conference, a generous donation and event from the Charlotte Hornets Foundation, our gold standard award from the National Association of Free & Charitable Clinics, and

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Care Ring hosts inaugural Black maternal health conference

On April 11, 2024, at the start of National Black Maternal Health Week, Care Ring hosted its inaugural Black Maternal Health Conference at The Conference Center at Friendship Missionary Baptist Church, to a sold-out group of over 300 participants. Guests included physicians, doulas, community health workers, mental health providers, healthcare executives, students, birthing justice advocates,

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