Hurricane Relief

New Hanover Regional Medical

New Hanover Regional Medical Center Relief Fund
As North Carolina was being devastated by Hurricane Florence, our New Hanover Regional Medical Center employees continued to serve our community. As they finally take time to focus on their own lives, many of them have returned to seriously damaged homes. In some cases, they don’t have a home to return to.

Red Cross

Help people affected by Hurricane Florence.
Your donation enables the Red Cross to prepare for, respond to and help people recover from this disaster.

Food Bank

After Hurricane Florence has made landfall, we anticipate thousands of children, families, and seniors in our community will be without power, food, and water. And we know this could just be the beginning. In response, we will be providing emergency food, water, and supplies - for as long as it is needed. Your generosity helps the Food Bank provide emergency and increased assistance to our partner agencies, and to those who have lost so much.

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NCHEA COMMUNITY EVENTS

2018

CAPE FEAR SCHOLARSHIP

NCHEA created a New Engineering Scholarship for Cape Fear Community College LEARN MORE

2017 Spring Seminar

The “Weekend Buddie” Program meets the nutritional needs of children at risk of hunger during weekends. Through the program, kids are given nutritious foods at their schools.

2017 Annual Conference

Coats for Kids benefiting school children in Asheville, NC

2016

Stuff the Bus - Backpacks filled with school supplies for Pinehurst & Wilmington area

2015

NCHEA partnered with Children First, a non-profit dedicated to supporting two elementary schools (Emma Elementary and Johnston Elementary) local to Asheville, NC. Both are 100% free lunch schools and together have around 750 students. We supported their efforts by collected school items for their Back to School Drive!

2014

NCHEA's first Community Outreach project. Over 30 volunteers came to pack the care bags filled with all the generous donations received from individuals and companies. 160 bags were packed in a little over 30 minutes! The SECU Family House at NHRMC and the Lower Cape Fear Hospice were very appreciative of our donation so it was a very rewarding experience.

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