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Mecklenburg Medical Alliance & Endowment

WGORRDAS FNROMTOURR ECIPIENTS

We are sincerely grateful to be the recipient of a grant from You’re Invited!
MMAE to support education of our ClinicalTeams. This
training will impact the lives of those cared for by Hospice & to
Palliative Care Charlotte Region. We are so honored that you
value and support the work we do with patients and families The MMAE Holiday House
facing end of life. On behalf of the patients and families we Preview Party
serve, thank you!
Christy Gisinger, VP Philanthropy Thursday, November 3
Hospice & Palliative Care Charlotte Region
’TWAS THE NIGHT BEFORE THE HOLIDAY HOUSE
Assistance League of Charlotte is appreciative of MMAE’s AND ALL THROUGH MYERS PARK …
generous grant for the purchase of hygiene kits for middle
school children. It has enhanced our ability to fulfill an Join us as we Jingle & Mingle
unmet community need as expressed by the Charlotte- at the home of
Mecklenburg Schools.
Marion Zinkievich, Grants Chairman Dr. Elizabeth and Mr. Robert Rostan
Assistance League of Charlotte for holiday cheer and heavy hors d’oeuvres

MMAE has really answered the call to help youth and families 6-9 p.m.
in crisis. NeighborCare is truly grateful for this wonderful award 1870 Queens Road West
from MMAE. Your commitment to helping youth have some
normalcy as their parents are hospitalized is a true testament Tickets $80 per person, $80 tax-deductible. Purchase tickets
of what your values depict of promoting awareness of health- at www.mmaeonline.com, or mail your check to:
related, charitable, scientific and educational needs in the
community. Because of your support, NeighborCare will be MMAE, 1112 Harding Place, Suite 200, Charlotte, NC 28204.
able to prevent nearly 120 youths from entering the foster care
system, create improved health and emotional outcomes for
patients and their children, and keep families intact.
Curtis J. Joe, Sr., Program Director
The Relatives

We are deeply grateful to Mecklenburg Medical Alliance and
Endowment for helping us make the Safe Alliance’s Domestic
Violence Shelter a place where hope and healing begin. Medical
providers who understand the complex issues that arise when
domestic violence, poverty and homelessness intersect pro-
vided acute care, education and referrals to 477 survivors and
their dependent children in a safe and supportive environment.
Thank you.
Kathryn Firmin-Sellers, PhD, Chief Operating Officer
Safe Alliance

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