2012 - the duke endowment · south carolina hospital research & education foundation $3,000,000...

2012 GRANTMAKING

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4 CHIlD CaRe

7 HealTH CaRe

11 HIGHeR eDUCaTIon

13 RURal CHURCH

17 CRoss PRoGRam & sPeCIal oPPoRTUnITy

2 THE DUKE ENDOWMENT

2012 GRANTMAKING

The Duke endowment approved $109.7 million

in new grants, some of which will be paid in future years.

nearly $120.5 million was distributed through 286 grants,

some of which were approved in previous years.

$109,653,541153 grantsIN 2012

Three broad funding strategies define how

the endowment applies its resources to improve

lives and communities in the Carolinas.

strengthening OrganizationsCreating lasting resources84% $92,090,914

replicating successImplementing proven programs and effective practices12% $13,498,653

advancing InnovationDiscovering and testing promising approaches4% $4,063,974

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2012 GRANTMAKINGCHILd Care

Helping vulnerable children lead successful lives by supporting early intervention, collaborative approaches and evidence-based programs that help serve children and their families more effectively.

$7,825,189tOtaL new grants $8,570,897 DIsTRIbUTeD In 2012

sTRenGTHenInG oRGanIzaTIons $ 2,263,669 RePlICaTInG sUCCess $ 3,618,971aDVanCInG InnoVaTIon $ 1,942,549


2012 GRANTMAKING

CHILd Care

Replicating SucceSS — pRoven pRogRamS

Raleigh prevent child abuse north carolina$249,000 To support the infrastructure needed

to implement the Incredible Years and Strengthening Families programs across North Carolina.

advancing innovation

durham center for child and Family policy$650,000 To effect a measurable reduction in child

abuse and neglect rates of young children and families in Durham.

durham ilR, inc.$90,856 To design and conduct an evaluation of the

Catawba County pilot project for reforming the child welfare system.

Hickory catawba county department of Social Services$481,442 To develop and conduct a pilot project in

Catawba County for reforming the child welfare system.

Winston-Salem Wake Forest university Health Sciences $225,000 To evaluate Reclaiming Futures, an evidence-

informed substance abuse intervention model.

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StRengtHening oRganizationS

asheville the Bair Foundation$35,000 To recruit and train therapeutic foster families

in the Smoky Mountains.

crossnore crossnore School$75,000 To implement a ‘train-the-trainer’ approach for

the Sanctuary Model, a promising residential model of care for children in group homes.

Raleigh Benchmarks$175,000 To pilot a public-private collaboration to

improve service integration and quality for youth in foster care.

$48,000 To support a program and policy specialist.

Raleigh north carolina division of Social Services$40,000 To help North Carolina apply for a federal

grant to test reform efforts in child welfare.

Raleigh prevent child abuse north carolina$150,000 To broaden support for evidence-based

programs that strengthen families.

Rockwell nazareth children’s Home inc.$23,500 To build a transitional living home.

Statesville Barium Springs Home for children$55,000 To create a financial model that will guide

group care providers as they diversify and expand.

Replicating SucceSS — eFFective pRacticeS

Hendersonville neighbor to Family$50,000 To support a professional foster care program

serving sibling groups.

lake Waccamaw Boys & girls Homes of north carolina$183,000 To implement the Sanctuary program, an

evidence-informed model of care.

thomasville Baptist children’s Homes of north carolina$100,000 To support expansion of the Mother/Child

Program.


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philadelphia Big Brothers Big Sisters of america$148,827 To help Big Brothers Big Sisters agencies in

North Carolina and South Carolina respond to community needs.

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columbus dave thomas Foundation for adoption$1,050,000 To expand the child-focused adoption

recruitment model in North Carolina and South Carolina.

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ithaca cornell university$495,251 To implement and evaluate CARE, a research-

based residential group care model.

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awendaw Windwood Farm Home for children$60,000 To continue outpatient and in-home services.

columbia children’s trust of South carolina$90,000 To help the agency replicate evidence-based

programs in South Carolina.

greenville a child’s Haven$450,000 To support service expansion by renovating

and equipping a new facility.

greenville miracle Hill ministries, inc.$141,342 To hire a family support services manager.

north charleston carolina Youth development center$647,000 To expand the Leadership for Life program for

disadvantaged youth who are transitioning to adulthood in Charleston County.

north charleston parents anonymous of South carolina$125,000 To hire a program director.


columbia South carolina Youth advocate program$225,000 To adopt a therapeutic foster care curriculum

and recruit and train families.

greenwood connie maxwell children’s Home$140,000 To replicate a family care program.

north charleston Big Brothers Big Sisters of the carolina Youth development center$52,000 To implement Reading Partners, a promising

tutorial program for disadvantaged youth.


columbia South carolina department of Social Services$1,509,971 To implement the Strengthening Families

Program across South Carolina.

Specialized alternatives for Families & Youth of South carolina$60,000 To implement Motivational Interviewing, an

evidence-based program used in treatment.


7 THe DUKe enDoWmenT

HeaLtH Care

enhancing the lives of individuals and the vitality of communities in north Carolina and south Carolina by improving health and health care.


sTRenGTHenInG oRGanIzaTIons $ 20,358,178RePlICaTInG sUCCess $ 5,717,982aDVanCInG InnoVaTIon $ 392,125

2012 GRANTMAKING

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ahoskie east carolina Health Roanoke-chowan$175,000 To establish a community network of care for

the low-income, uninsured in Hertford County.

asheville carepartners Health Services$250,000 To develop PACE, a program for the all-

inclusive care of the elderly.

asheville memorycare$350,000 To expand services for dementia patients in

western North Carolina.

chapel Hill university of north carolina at chapel Hill$557,874 To enhance primary care residency programs.

$445,512 To help establish a rapid assessment clinic for high-risk senior adult patients discharged from the emergency department.

elizabeth city albemarle Hospital Foundation$400,000 To expand a telepsychiatry network in eastern

North Carolina.

gastonia caromont Health$300,000 To develop PACE, a program for the all-


gastonia caromont Health/gaston memorial Hospital$375,000 To expand a collaborative network of care for

the low-income, uninsured in Gaston County.

thomasville thomasville medical center$300,000 To develop PACE, a program for the all-


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asheville Wnc Health network$500,000 To expand a regionalized health

information network.

$219,000 To expand a childhood obesity program in western North Carolina.

cary north carolina Hospital Foundation$3,350,000 To implement a rural hospital improvement

program in North Carolina.

$3,000,000 To support the North Carolina Hospital Association Center for Hospital Quality and Patient Safety.

$630,000 To support the Healthy Hospital Initiative, encouraging healthy habits for hospital employees.

$350,000 To support the North Carolina Rural Center.

$240,000 To support a web-based data collection program for hospitals.

columbus St. luke’s Health care$155,000 To establish a telemedicine program in

western North Carolina.

durham duke university Health System$1,665,115 To establish a formal collaboration between

Duke Medicine and the community to provide improved mental health care to children and families.

$990,067 To develop a transitional medical home model for medically fragile infants.

goldsboro Wayne memorial Hospital$199,144 To expand health services to the uninsured

population of Wayne County.

lumberton Southeastern Regional medical center$310,000 To develop a care transitions program.

Raleigh care Share Health alliance$500,000 To expand community networks of care for

the low-income, uninsured in North Carolina.

north carolina department of Health and Human Services$96,875 To support a study to examine a value-based

purchasing system for Medicaid.

Wilmington new Hanover Regional medical center$83,500 To develop a resident training program for

family physicians in southeastern North Carolina.


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Beaufort Beaufort memorial Hospital$175,000 To implement a transitional care program for

patients with chronic diseases.

columbia South carolina department of Health and environmental control$1,000,000 To improve EMS services for cardiac patients

in South Carolina.

conway conway Hospital$375,000 To establish a community network of care for

the low-income, uninsured in Horry County.

manning clarendon memorial Hospital$364,396 To expand Healthy Families, a program to

increase access to pre and postnatal care for Hispanic women.

Spartanburg Spartanburg Regional Healthcare System$260,000 To expand Healthy Smiles, an outreach

program providing comprehensive dental services to the uninsured.

$250,000 To expand a community network of care for the low-income, uninsured in Spartanburg County.


charleston medical university of South carolina Foundation$392,125 To develop a medication adherence program

using smartphones to manage hypertension.

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pinehurst FirstHealth of the carolinas$140,200 To establish a community-based care

transitions program for seniors in central North Carolina.

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charleston medical university of South carolina Foundation$525,943 To establish a telemedicine program for

pediatric emergency and critical care.

charleston South carolina area Health education consortium$668,534 To increase the primary care workforce in

South Carolina.

columbia South carolina department of mental Health$1,000,000 To expand South Carolina’s telepsychiatry

network.

South carolina Hospital Research & education Foundation$3,000,000 To support the South Carolina Program for

Quality and Patient Safety.

$1,650,000 To implement a rural hospital improvement program in South Carolina.

$500,000 To expand AccessHealth SC, a state resource for supporting community networks of care for the low-income, uninsured.

$40,000 To support the Small and Rural Hospital Conference.

South carolina Research Foundation$340,000 To develop a health policy certificate program

to educate legislators on health and health care topics in South Carolina.

Florence mcleod Regional medical center$295,000 To establish a Child Abuse Medical Examiner

program for the Pee Dee Region.


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new York national organization on disability$50,000 To provide career placement for wounded

veterans in North Carolina through the Army Wounded Warriors Career program.



HIgHer eduCatIOn

Working through Davidson College, Duke University, furman University and Johnson C. smith University to advance the pursuit of educational excellence, make education more affordable for qualified students, and develop initiatives and programs to benefit local communities.


sTRenGTHenInG oRGanIzaTIons $ 63,125,000

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greenville Furman university$1,400,000 To provide unrestricted operating support.

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multiple duke university, davidson college, Furman university and Johnson c. Smith university$325,000 To help the schools in their efforts to become

environmentally sustainable campuses.

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charlotte Johnson c. Smith university$1,400,000 To provide unrestricted operating support.

$950,000 To support the implementation of Blue Ocean Strategy at Johnson C. Smith University to improve student retention and graduation rates.

davidson davidson college$45,000,000 To create an academic neighborhood that

supports the integration of the arts and sciences at Davidson College.

$1,400,000 To provide unrestricted operating support.

durham duke university$12,500,000 To provide unrestricted operating support.

$150,000 To work with UNC Chapel Hill on developing and piloting a financial model for funding environmental sustainability projects.


2012 GRANTMAKINGruraL CHurCH

Developing rural United methodist churches, supporting their clergy and lay leaders, and expanding church outreach across north Carolina.


sTRenGTHenInG oRGanIzaTIons $ 5,565,467RePlICaTInG sUCCess $ 3,711,700aDVanCInG InnoVaTIon $ 247,600


2012 GRANTMAKING

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garner Beacon district, north carolina conference, united methodist church$60,000 To support rural churches damaged by

Hurricane Irene.

garner gateway district, north carolina conference, united methodist church$75,000 To support Partners In Ministry, an affordable

housing program.

garner Harbor district, north carolina conference, united methodist church$30,000 To support rural home repairs.

garner north carolina conference, united methodist church$820,451 To provide pensions to retired ministers and

widows and dependent children of deceased ministers.

$375,000 To support the Rural Advancement Foundation International - USA in educating churches about the challenges and opportunities of rural ministry.

$75,000 To support consultations for church-based child care.

$50,000 To support Come to the Table conferences.

granite Falls ebenezer united methodist church$150,000 To build a Christian life center.

Hayesville Hinton Rural life center$150,000 To support housing repairs and outreach.

Hildebran Hildebran united methodist church$35,000 To renovate the kitchen for food programs.

iron Station tucker’s grove united methodist church$25,000 To support an after-school program.

Kipling Kipling united methodist church$30,000 To renovate the sanctuary.

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aulander all god’s children united methodist church$231,000 To support an after-school program.

Bear creek meroney united methodist church/Bonlee charge$4,500 To support a food ministry program.

Benson elevation united methodist church$25,000 To support a child care program.

Burlington Burlington district, north carolina conference, united methodist church$30,000 To support a food ministry program.

cameron community united methodist church$60,000 To support a summer enrichment program.

$25,000 To renovate the fellowship hall and restrooms.

chapel Hill evergreen united methodist church$50,000 To support a food ministry program.

charlotte monticello united methodist church$50,000 To support a day school program for

at-risk children.

charlotte Western north carolina conference, united methodist church$1,185,032 To provide pensions to retired ministers and

widows and dependent children of deceased ministers.

$75,000 To support Town and Country ministries.

$20,000 To support an African-American Women’s Leadership Conference.

concord Roberta united methodist church$150,000 To renovate the education building.

durham duke divinity School$250,000 To support rural United Methodists attending

continuing education events at Duke University Divinity School.

$100,000 To support the Director of Field Education and to provide training and counseling services to Field Education students.


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West Jefferson Bethany united methodist church$50,000 To support the Ashe County Sharing Center.

West Jefferson Smethport united methodist church$110,000 To support a food ministry program.

Winston-Salem Yadkin valley district, Western north carolina conference, united methodist church$25,000 To support a food pantry and outreach

ministry program.


advance Bethlehem united methodist church$55,000 To support Carpenters for Christ, a program to

help provide housing for low-income families.

asheville asheville district, Western north carolina conference, united methodist church$25,000 To provide clergy fellowships at Davidson

Clergy Center.

charlotte Western north carolina conference, united methodist church$25,000 To support a discipleship development

initiative.

durham duke divinity School$1,247,000 To provide scholarships for the 2012 Summer

Field Education Assistant Pastors program.

$984,000 To provide scholarships for the 2012 Field Education Assistant Pastors and Student Pastors program.

Society of St. andrew$25,000 To support a food ministry program.

Farmville mt. Hermon united methodist church$40,000 To support a food pantry.

Franklinville grays chapel united methodist church$60,000 To support an after-school program.

garner corridor district, north carolina conference, united methodist church$14,000 To support a financial ministry program.


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lagrange Walker memorial united methodist church$150,000 To renovate the fellowship hall.

louisburg trinity united methodist church$90,000 To renovate the kitchen.

morganton Bethel united methodist church$500 To support a food ministry program.

mt. pleasant mount pleasant united methodist church$196,284 To build a multi-purpose building.

pinnacle Shoals united methodist church$150,000 To build a church.

poplar Branch Sharon united methodist church$36,700 To renovate the kitchen and fellowship hall.

Roxboro Warren’s grove united methodist church$150,000 To build an education facility.

Sanford Sanford district, north carolina conference, united methodist church$60,000 To support a Hispanic ministry program.

Siler city piney grove united methodist church$50,000 To support a food ministry program.

Stanley Hill’s chapel united methodist church$20,000 To support clergy leadership and training.

$5,500 To renovate the Nelson Center for food ministry.

Statesville monticello united methodist church$75,000 To support an enrichment learning camp for

at-risk children.

tobaccoville mount pleasant united methodist church$150,000 To build a family life center.

Washington Wares chapel united methodist church$109,000 To renovate the sanctuary.

Waxhaw Bethlehem united methodist church$6,500 To support a food ministry program.


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albemarle palestine united methodist church$82,000 To support housing repairs for

low-income families.

asheville Blue Ridge district, Western north carolina conference, united methodist church $150,000 To support a leadership development

program.


durham duke divinity School$100,000 To support Generative Solutions, a technical

assistance program.

todd Blackburn’s chapel united methodist church$147,600 To support The Blackburn House, a leadership

ministry.



garner north carolina conference, united methodist church$450,000 To support the Residency into Ordained

Ministry program.

$110,000 To support the Rockingham District Native American Cooperative Ministry.

$40,500 To support clergy resilience.

gastonia catawba valley district, Western north carolina conference, united methodist church$50,000 To support a summer camp for children.

$30,000 To support Mustard Seed, a leadership program for laity.

Hayesville Hayesville First united methodist church$25,000 To support a community collaboration for low-

income families.

Hillsborough union grove united methodist church$49,200 To support a children’s ministry.

old Fort Bethel united methodist church$50,000 To support an after-school tutoring program.

oriental oriental united methodist church$50,000 To provide community services for

older adults.

Wilmington Wilmington district, north carolina conference, united methodist church$150,000 To support El Puente, a program to assist

Latinos with health care issues.



CrOss prOgram & speCIaL OppOrtunIty

The Duke endowment’s Cross Program grants tap the resources and expertise of two or more of the endowment’s program areas. special opportunity grants are made to organizations to further the endowment’s core program priorities.

$2,710,300tOtaL new grants

$17,124,259 DIsTRIbUTeD In 2012

sTRenGTHenInG oRGanIzaTIons $ 778,600 RePlICaTInG sUCCess $ 450,000aDVanCInG InnoVaTIon $ 1,481,700

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lexington South carolina office of Rural Health$1,481,700 To implement the Benefit Bank of South

Carolina, a web-based eligibility screening program for federal entitlement programs.

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multiple multiple Regional and national affinity groups$278,600 To support philanthropic advocacy

organizations and affinity groups.

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durham duke university$250,000 In memory of Neil Williams, for his service

as Trustee and Chairman of The Duke Endowment.

$100,000 In memory of Mary D.B.T. Semans, for her service as Trustee and former Chairman of The Duke Endowment.

multiple transylvania community Hospital, northern Hospital of Surry and Hugh chatham memorial Hospital$150,000 To support environmental sustainability

efforts.


greensboro children’s Home Society of north carolina$450,000 To provide matching support for the Social

Innovation Fund to scale Family Finding throughout North Carolina.


2012 grantmakIng

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