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Employee Spotlight: Jerri Ellington, NA II

November 10, 2022

Jerri Ellington is a Nursing Assistant II at the UNC Center for Rehabilitation Care where she has worked for more than 11 years. Jerri has been nominated by her colleague, Dr. Elizabeth Barton, as someone who demonstrates each of our … Read more

A Message of Gratitude from Sally and Mack Brown

November 10, 2022

Dear friends of the Lee Fitch Fund, Over the past year, Mack and I have enjoyed seeing all of you come forward to help raise awareness and funding for the Fitch Family Comprehensive Pediatric Rehabilitation Program at UNC Children’s. You … Read more

Phase One Update From Joshua Alexander, MD

November 10, 2022

It’s been an exciting year of fundraising, planning and growth for the Fitch Family Comprehensive Pediatric Rehabilitation Program Fund. Thanks to the generosity of Roku and other generous donors, we’ve been able to raise funds to support many of our … Read more

Raising Money For Malawi Through Music

October 28, 2022

Family of former cancer patient continues to raise funds at Porter Robinson’s Second Sky Music Festival to help families of pediatric cancer patients at UNC Project-Malawi California’s Bay Area boasts one of the more vibrant music scenes in our country. … Read more

Neuromuscular Fund Honors a Legacy of Care

October 26, 2022

For Deven Patel and Vinay Chaudhry, MD, what began as a professional relationship built around a shared background as well as shared values has blossomed into a friendship that helped motivate a generous show of support for the UNC Department … Read more

UNC Children’s Honors Longtime Pediatric Cancer Supporters

October 25, 2022

UNC Children’s recently held a dedication for the Reelin’ for Research Pediatric Hematology Oncology Clinic. Established in 2009 in memory of Tony Montana, Reelin’ for Research has raised millions for pediatric cancer research at UNC. The group presented a check … Read more

#ValuesSuperStars: Autumn Lewis

October 25, 2022

Autumn Lewis – Leading the Way by Learning from Others Starting a new job is never easy – especially when the position is in a different specialty. After 11 years as a nurse in the emergency department (ED) and four … Read more