The Angel Fund is used only after our Social Worker determines that all other sources have been tapped. It is typically used to provide stop-gap funding for food, prescriptions, transportation, and utilities. Public transportation for 30 radiation treatments runs $360. When you’re already financially strapped, this can become an obstacle to getting the necessary treatments.
Located in the Minnie P. Stackhouse Diabetes Center, the ADCES-accredited Diabetes Wellness Program provides free diabetes self-management education and follow-up management to individuals with diabetes. Outreach education is provided each month, reaching hundreds of community members. A registered dietitian/diabetes educator provides almost 800 medical nutrition counseling sessions annually—donations dedicated to the Diabetes Wellness Program aid in continuing a needed benefit to the community.
UNC Health Lenoir staff in a temporary financial hardship where the situation is caused by a defined, time-limited, specific event such as loss of family income, fire, natural disaster (flood, tornado, hurricane, etc.), theft of property, death of immediate family, accident, loss of property disease, extended illness or disability.
The Grateful Heart Program gives grateful patients, friends, and families a way to support UNC Lenoir Health Care while offering special tribute for the care they received.
If you are grateful for the care you received or wish to honor or memorialize a family member or friend who received care at UNC Lenoir, our Grateful Heart Program offers a significant way to say thank you.
Your donation will go towards nursing scholarships offered by Lenoir Hospital to new students.
Can’t decide? Lenoir Foundation can apply your donation with the highest priority.
