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2017 GRANTMAKING

TABLE OF CONTENTS

4CHILD CARE

7HEALTH CARE

22017 GRANTMAKING

18CROSS PROGRAM/

SPECIAL OPPORTUNITY

12HIGHER EDUCATION

14RURAL CHURCH

1THE DUKE ENDOWMENT | 2017 GRANTMAKING

In 2017, The Duke Endowment distributed $132.3 million through

329 grants, some of which were approved in previous years;

169 new grants were approved, totaling nearly $118.7 million,

some of which will be paid in future years.

2017 GRANTMAKING

TOTAL GRANTMAKING

$132.3M*

$118,680,322 IN NEW GRANTS APPROVED

DISTRIBUTED

*May not sum to total due to rounding


CHILD CARE

$12.1M $17,016,778 IN

NEW GRANTS APPROVED

DISTRIBUTED

HEALTH CARE

$37.8M$39,121,789 IN

NEW GRANTS APPROVED

DISTRIBUTED

HIGHER EDUCATION

$56.2M$29,615,000 IN

NEW GRANTS APPROVED

DISTRIBUTED

RURAL CHURCH

$14.3M$14,423,755 IN

NEW GRANTS APPROVED

DISTRIBUTED

CROSS PROGRAM/SPECIAL OPPORTUNITY

$12.1M$18,503,000 IN

NEW GRANTS APPROVED

DISTRIBUTED


CHILD CAREHelping vulnerable children lead successful lives by

supporting early intervention, collaborative approaches

and evidence-based programs that help serve children

and their families more effectively.


CHILD CARE

CHILD CARE

*Includes ongoing multi-year commitments approved before 2017

$12.1MDISTRIBUTED IN 2017*

28 NEW GRANTS

$17,016,778

NORTH CAROLINA Out-of-home care

Black Mountain Black Mountain Home for Children, Youth & Families$250,000 To support an apprenticeship program for

youth aging out of care.

Charlotte Elon Homes of North Carolina$115,000 To support a residential transitional living

program for young men ages 18 to 21.

Charlotte Alexander Youth Network$130,000 To support a transitional living specialist for

youth aging out of foster care.

Durham Duke University School of Medicine$2,067,000 To continue support for Together Facing

The Challenge, an evidence-informed therapeutic foster care model.

Fayetteville Cumberland County Department of Social Services$783,848 To pilot Cumberland County’s redesign of

child welfare policies and practices for older youth in care.

Hendersonville Henderson County Department of Social Services$415,961 To pilot an in-home substance abuse

treatment model.

Hickory Catawba County Department of Social Services$2,470,000 To support Success Coach expansion

and evaluation.

Raleigh Methodist Home for Children$200,000 To support program diversification.

Raleigh Benchmarks$300,000 To support a public/private collaborative

to improve service integration and quality treatment for youth in child welfare.

Prevention and early intervention

Chapel Hill Frank Porter Graham Child Development Institute$984,322 To support the sustainable scale-up of Triple

P in South Carolina.

Charlotte Family Centered Treatment Foundation$1,699,000 To evaluate Family Centered Treatment, an

in-home model.

Out-of-home care

$11,049,25115 NEW GRANTS


$5,967,52713 NEW GRANTS


CHILD CARE

NORTH CAROLINA Prevention and early intervention (continued)

Durham Exchange Clubs Child Abuse Prevention Center in Durham$25,000 To continue support for Multi-Dimensional

Family Therapy.

Durham Durham County Cooperative Extension$240,000 To expand the Incredible Years program in

Durham County.

Graham Children’s Advocacy Centers of North Carolina, Inc.$393,000 To support CAC CareNet, a comprehensive

database for accredited child advocacy centers in North Carolina.

Hendersonville Children & Family Resource Center$83,000 To implement Parent-Child Interaction Therapy.

Matthews Thompson Child & Family Focus$1,064,225 To expand evidence-based parenting

programs and foster care services in North Carolina and South Carolina.

Raleigh Triangle Family Services$270,000 To expand Trauma-Focused Cognitive

Behavioral Therapy.

Raleigh Prevent Child Abuse North Carolina$300,000 To create implementation support for Triple

P, an evidence-based model.

Raleigh Prevent Child Abuse North Carolina$415,980 To support implementation of the Incredible

Years and Strengthening Families Program.

Rockwell Nazareth Children’s Home$40,000 To implement The Seven Challenges,

an evidence-based substance abuse treatment model.

Wilmington Blue Ribbon Commission on the Prevention of Youth Violence$75,000 To expand Trauma-Focused Cognitive

Behavioral Therapy.

SOUTH CAROLINA Out-of-home care

Columbia South Carolina Department of Social Services$100,000 To implement an evidence-informed foster

parent skill-building model.

Columbia South Carolina Youth Advocate Program$381,330 To recruit and train foster families using the

Together Facing the Challenge model.

Greenwood Connie Maxwell Children’s Home$350,000 To implement an evidence-informed foster

parent skill-building model.

Spartanburg Hope Center for Children$370,000 To replicate Trauma-Focused Cognitive

Behavioral Therapy.

OTHER Out-of-home care

Bethesda, MD Child Trends$323,482 To evaluate how children adopted from foster

care in North Carolina fare as young adults.

Framingham, MA Kids Insight$2,792,630 To expand use of the Treatment Outcome

Package (TOP) with private agencies and managed care organizations in North Carolina.


Washington, DC National Children’s Alliance$378,000 To continue support for the implementation

of Child and Family Traumatic Stress Intervention in South Carolina.


HEALTH CAREEnhancing the lives of individuals and the vitality of

communities by promoting prevention, improving the quality

and safety of services and increasing access to care.


HEALTH CARE

HEALTH CARE



71 NEW GRANTS

$39,121,789

Access to health care

$23,755,95538 NEW GRANTS

Prevention

$6,320,00013 NEW GRANTS

Quality and safety of health care

$9,045,83420 NEW GRANTS

Durham Duke University School of Medicine$750,000 To expand a community network of care for

the low-income, uninsured in Durham County.

Fayetteville Cape Fear Valley Health System$750,000 To expand a community network of care for the

low-income, uninsured in Cumberland County.

Flat Rock Hospice of Henderson County$750,000 To train primary care providers in rural

communities in palliative care.

Greensboro Cone Health$645,000 To expand a community network of care for

the low-income, uninsured in Guilford County.

Greenville Vidant Medical Center$700,000 To expand services for patients with advanced

heart disease.

Morganton Blue Ridge Healthcare Foundation$700,000 To expand a community network of care for

the low-income, uninsured in Burke County.

Morrisville Care Share Health Alliance$500,000 To expand a state resource center supporting

community networks of care for the low-income, uninsured in North Carolina.

NORTH CAROLINA Access to health care

Asheville Mission Health$750,000 To expand a community network of care for the

low-income, uninsured in Buncombe County.

Asheville Mission Health$1,250,000 To establish a comprehensive mental health

program in western North Carolina.

Cary North Carolina Hospital Foundation$100,000 To establish a program to improve crisis

stabilization services in North Carolina.

Chapel Hill University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill$340,000 To train community health workers in

accessing health care services for people recently released from prison.

$727,804 To expand a community network of care for the low-income, uninsured in Alamance, Orange, Chatham, Caswell and Lee counties.

Charlotte Carolinas HealthCare Foundation$496,000 To identify and address social determinants of

health needs within pediatric practices.

$660,000 To expand a community network of care for the low-income, uninsured in Mecklenburg County.

Charlotte NC MedAssist Mecklenburg$950,000 To expand a medication assistance program for

the low-income, uninsured in North Carolina.


HEALTH CARE

NORTH CAROLINA Access to health care (continued)

Raleigh Hospice of Wake County$125,000 To establish a pediatric palliative care

telehealth program.

Raleigh WakeMed$750,000 To expand a community network of care for

the low-income, uninsured in Wake, Franklin and Johnston counties.

Reidsville Annie Penn Hospital$589,000 To expand a community network of care for the

low-income, uninsured in Rockingham County.

Wilmington New Hanover Regional Medical Center$750,000 To expand a community network of care for

the low-income, uninsured in southeastern North Carolina.

Winston-Salem Forsyth Memorial Hospital$750,000 To expand a community network of care for

the low-income, uninsured in Forsyth, Stokes, Davie, Davidson and Yadkin counties.

Prevention

Cary Foundation for Health Leadership and Innovation $320,000 To establish a regional standardized

community health needs assessment process for eastern North Carolina.

Chapel Hill University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill$575,000 To assist in a statewide intervention to address

infant mortality and health outcomes.

$830,000 To improve maternity care and breastfeeding rates in underserved communities.

Charlotte OrthoCarolina Research Institute$630,000 To establish evidence-based strategies to reduce

utilization of opioids in orthopedic surgery.

Raleigh NC Child$300,000 To implement a lead poisoning prevention

program for children.

Quality and safety of health care

Cary North Carolina Hospital Foundation$142,500 To support a web-based data collection and

analysis program for North Carolina hospitals.

$414,399 To support the North Carolina Center for Rural Health Innovation and Performance.

Chapel Hill University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill$600,000 To establish a patient navigation program to

improve cancer outcomes in North Carolina.

Durham Duke University School of Medicine$1,804,958 To establish the Duke Center for Population

Health Sciences.

Jefferson Ashe Memorial Hospital$375,000 To implement a community paramedicine

program in Ashe County.

Morehead City Carteret General Hospital$290,000 To establish a palliative care program in

Carteret County.

Morrisville North Carolina Institute of Medicine$90,000 To develop the Accountable Care

Communities Task Force.

$150,000 To establish the Health Policy Fellows program providing education on health policy for legislators to support informed decision-making.

Winston-Salem Wake Forest University Health Sciences$274,499 To improve patient and family engagement in

advance care planning.

SOUTH CAROLINA Access to health care

Camden Community Medical Clinic of Kershaw County$750,000 To expand a community network of care for

the low-income, uninsured in Kershaw County.

Charleston Medical University of South Carolina Foundation$335,000 To reduce disparities in access to kidney

transplantation in South Carolina.

$498,000 To implement a telemedicine program for diabetic retinopathy in South Carolina.

$540,000 To expand the trauma/telehealth resilience and recovery program in South Carolina.


HEALTH CARE

SOUTH CAROLINA Access to health care (continued)

Charleston South Carolina Area Health Education Consortium$735,000 To expand the primary care workforce in

South Carolina.

Charleston Roper St. Francis Foundation$750,000 To expand a community network of

care for the low-income, uninsured in Charleston County.

Columbia Palmetto Health$219,543 To implement a patient-centered care

delivery model.

Columbia University of South Carolina Educational Foundation$240,000 To expand PASOs, a statewide health program

for Latino families.

Columbia South Carolina Hospital Research & Education Foundation$300,000 To improve behavioral health access, services

and outcomes in South Carolina.

Columbia Welvista$385,608 To expand a school-based dental program in

Hampton County.

Columbia South Carolina Hospital Research & Education Foundation$500,000 To expand AccessHealth SC, a state

resource center supporting community networks of care for the low-income, uninsured in South Carolina.

Columbia Welvista$950,000 To expand a medication assistance

program for the low-income, uninsured in South Carolina.

Columbia South Carolina Department of Mental Health$1,220,000 To establish a mental health court initiative in

South Carolina.

Conway Conway Medical Center$750,000 To expand a community network of care for

the low-income, uninsured in Horry County.

Florence McLeod Regional Medical Center of the Pee Dee$750,000 To expand a community network of care

for the low-income, uninsured in Darlington, Dillon, Florence and Marion counties.

Greenville Greenville Health System$750,000 To expand a community network of care for

the low-income, uninsured in Oconee County and the greater Clemson area.

Rock Hill Keystone Substance Abuse Services$250,000 To establish an outpatient opioid treatment

program for young adults.

Spartanburg Spartanburg Regional Healthcare System Foundation$750,000 To expand a community network of

care for the low-income, uninsured in Spartanburg County.

Prevention

Camden Community Medical Clinic of Kershaw County$450,000 To expand a community coalition to increase

capacity and improve population health.

Charleston Medical University of South Carolina Foundation$450,000 To establish an intensive program for pain and

opioid-free rehabilitation in South Carolina.

$465,000 To train providers in evidence-based screening for substance abuse.

Cheraw McLeod Health Cheraw$450,000 To expand a community coalition to increase


Florence McLeod Health Foundation$500,000 To develop a Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome

treatment and screening plan for the Pee Dee region.

Greenville Bon Secours St. Francis Health System$450,000 To expand a community coalition to increase


Orangeburg Regional Medical Center $450,000 To expand a community coalition to increase


Winnsboro Fairfield Memorial Hospital $450,000 To expand a community coalition to increase



HEALTH CARE

SOUTH CAROLINA Quality and safety of health care

Columbia South Carolina Hospital Research & Education Foundation$20,000 To support the Small and Rural Hospital

Conference.

Columbia University of South Carolina Educational Foundation$90,000 To develop a task force to improve the health

care workforce in South Carolina.

$270,000 To expand a program to reduce pre-term births in South Carolina.

$875,000 To expand the South Carolina Institute of Medicine and Public Health.

Florence McLeod Regional Medical Center of the Pee Dee$125,000 To prepare for the implementation of a

medical/dental integration pilot.

$281,000 To establish a regional lactation education program.

Florence McLeod Health Foundation$2,021,000 To implement an oral health system

delivery model.

Greenville Greenville Health System$525,000 To expand a memory health program.

Lexington South Carolina Office of Rural Health$150,000 To support the South Carolina Rural Health

Action Plan Task Force.

Manning McLeod Health Clarendon$272,478 To implement a community paramedicine

program in Clarendon County.

West Columbia Lexington Medical Center$275,000 To implement a transitional care program for

patients with chronic diseases.


HIGHER EDUCATIONWorking 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 support initiatives and

programs that benefit communities.


HIGHER EDUCATIONHIGHER EDUCATION



13 NEW GRANTS

$29,615,000

Campus and community engagement

$3,240,0004 NEW GRANTS

Academic excellence

$24,875,0008 NEW GRANTS

Educational access and success

$1,500,0001 NEW GRANT

NORTH CAROLINA Academic excellence

Charlotte Johnson C. Smith University$175,000 To develop a sustainable business model for

the university.

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

Davidson Davidson College


Durham Duke University$500,000 To support the institutional initiatives of

President Vincent Price.

$5,000,000 To endow the James B. Duke and Benjamin N. Duke Dean of the School of Law.



Davidson Davidson College$540,000 To support the College Advising Corps.

Durham Duke University$500,000 To support Duke-Engage in honor of Duke

University President Richard H. Brodhead upon his retirement.

$1,100,000 To support the College Advising Corps.

Educational access and success

Charlotte Johnson C. Smith University$1,500,000 To support the President’s Gap Scholarship Fund.

SOUTH CAROLINA Academic excellence

Greenville Furman University$1,400,000 To provide unrestricted operating support.

$2,500,000 To support Gallup’s evaluation of The Furman Advantage.


Greenville Furman University$1,100,000 To support Furman University’s

implementation of College Advising Corps.


RURAL CHURCHStrengthening rural United Methodist churches and

the communities they serve by forming church leaders,

building congregational capacity and fostering

community engagement.


RURAL CHURCH

RURAL CHURCH



44 NEW GRANTS

$14,423,755

Clergy leadership

$6,725,54820 NEW GRANTS

Congregational outreach

$1,579,0007 NEW GRANTS

Rural church development

$6,119,20717 NEW GRANTS

NORTH CAROLINA Clergy leadership

Albemarle Uwharrie District$15,000 To provide diversity training for clergy

and congregations.

Durham Duke Divinity School$125,000 To support the Director of Field Education

and to provide training and counseling services to Field Education Students.

$252,072 To support rural United Methodists attending continuing education events at Duke University Divinity School.

$525,000 To develop a strategic plan that optimizes the organizational structure and practices of Duke Divinity School.

$1,166,700 To provide scholarships for the 2017 Academic Year Field Education Assistant Pastors and Student Pastors program.

$1,396,800 To provide scholarships for the 2017 Summer Field Education Assistant Pastors program.

Emerald Isle Sound District$36,000 To provide diversity training for clergy and

congregations.

Garner Beacon District$25,000 To provide diversity training for clergy

and congregations.

Garner Gateway District$25,000 To provide diversity training for clergy

and congregations.

Garner Harbor District$25,000 To provide diversity training for clergy

and congregations.

Garner North Carolina Conference United Methodist Church$151,000 To train church leaders through language

and culture immersion.

$194,400 To begin a coaching program for part-time pastors in rural settings.

$200,000 To support the conference’s Empowering Network Initiative for Hispanic faith communities.

$793,040 To provide pensions to retired ministers and widows and dependent children of deceased ministers.

Greensboro Northern Piedmont District$13,500 To provide diversity training for clergy

and congregations.

Raleigh North Carolina State University Foundation$195,000 To support rural churches as community

anchor institutions.


RURAL CHURCH

NORTH CAROLINA Clergy leadership (continued)

Winston-Salem Western North Carolina Conference United Methodist Church$39,800 To support a mental health program for clergy

in crisis.

$1,154,091 To provide pensions to retired ministers and widows and dependent children of deceased ministers

Congregational outreach

Elizabeth City First United Methodist Church$30,000 To expand a literacy program for Latino children

and provide language classes for adults.

Garner Harbor District$300,000 To engage rural United Methodists in home

repair ministry.

Garner Beacon District$1,100,000 To expand a collaborative home repair ministry.

Hayesville Ledford’s Chapel United Methodist Church$60,000 To expand a food and literacy

outreach program.

Siler City El Camino United Methodist Church$9,000 To support a summer nutrition program

for children.

Thomasville Fairview United Methodist Church$20,000 To begin a literacy program.

West Jefferson Bethany United Methodist Church$60,000 To expand the services of a food pantry.


Chapel Hill Johnson Service Corps$150,000 To develop Rural Servant Leadership Fellows.

Charlotte UNC Charlotte Urban Institute$329,174 To examine rural-urban connections for

economic renewal.

Durham Duke Divinity School$87,500 To build the capacity of rural churches to

improve community health and wellness.

$226,533 To adapt a stress management training for clergy and plan its delivery and evaluation.

Garner North Carolina Conference United Methodist Church$100,000 To build the capacity of rural churches to engage

in community needs assessment and planning.

$2,227,000 To assist rural churches in long-range planning.

Greensboro Boundless Impact$55,000 To train churches for innovative

community ministry.

Hayesville Hinton Rural Life Center$250,000 To strengthen missional outreach in

rural churches.

Oxford Oxford United Methodist Church$150,000 To renovate and expand church facilities

for mission.

Raleigh EducationNC$335,000 To help rural churches build capacity

through social media technology.

Raleigh Youth Empowered Solutions (YES!)$650,000 To build the capacity of rural United Methodist

teens to engage in civic leadership.

Raleigh Rural Economic Development Center$1,139,000 To build the capacity of rural congregations

for community economic development.

Sparta Shiloh United Methodist Church$150,000 To build a fellowship hall.

$200,000 To expand outreach to youth and families.

Washington Asbury United Methodist Church$7,500 To expand a community garden ministry.

Winston-Salem Western North Carolina Conference United Methodist Church$37,500 To adapt and deliver a stewardship program.


RURAL CHURCH

OTHER Clergy leadership

Conshohocken, PA Center for Assessment and Policy Development$143,145 To continue evaluation of the Thriving Rural

Communities Initiative.

Whitesburg, KY Center for Rural Strategies$250,000 To support the 2017 National Rural Assembly.


Boulder, CO New Voice Strategies$25,000 To survey rural United Methodist leaders

to inform the Rural Church program area’s strategic priorities.


CROSS PROGRAM/ SPECIAL OPPORTUNITYThe 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.


CROSS PROGRAM/SPECIAL OPPORTUNITYCROSS PROGRAM/ SPECIAL OPPORTUNITY


13 NEW GRANTS

$18,503,000

NORTH CAROLINA

Charlotte Renaissance West Community Initiative$600,000 To support neighborhood-based early

childhood initiatives.

Durham Duke University School of Law$250,000 To commemorate the service and leadership

of Russell M. Robinson II as a Trustee of The Duke Endowment.

Durham Duke University$250,000 To commemorate the service and leadership

of Mary Duke Trent Jones as a Trustee of The Duke Endowment.

$5,000,000 To support the World Food Policy Center.

Durham Center for Child and Family Policy$405,210 To support prenatal outreach in Guilford County.

$500,000 To support Family Connects in Durham County and to assist replication efforts in North Carolina and South Carolina.

$815,876 To support child well-being and kindergarten readiness in Guilford County.

SOUTH CAROLINA

Columbia SC Thrive$803,000 To support a web-based program for state and

federal entitlement programs in South Carolina.

North Charleston Tri-County Cradle-to-Career Collaborative$1,545,000 To support continuous improvement coaching

for early childhood providers in Charleston, South Carolina.

Spartanburg Northside Development Group$600,000 To support neighborhood-based early

childhood initiatives.

OTHER

Boston, MA Root Cause$649,580 To support continuous improvement coaching

for early childhood providers in Guilford County.

Multiple Multiple Regional and National Affinity Groups$500,000 To support philanthropic advocacy

organizations and affinity groups.

New York, NY Blue Meridian$6,584,334 To support Blue Meridian Partners.



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