Partners
Corporations that join as a sponsor are encouraged to get their employees actively involved in the program and its activities. Employees can sign up using this website. Sponsors are asked to give toward the program either with in-kind gifts or underwriting costs. Have more questions on becoming a sponsor? Email This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .
New Hanover Regional Medical Center's hospitals and services have long-standing roots in Southeastern North Carolina, offering quality care close to home for generations of families through all stages of life. As one of the largest employers and the leading provider of health care in southeastern North Carolina, New Hanover Regional Medical Center believes in the value of life. Their philosophy is to honor and celebrate life through the care they deliver to patients and their families, the service they provide to physicians, the environment we create for our employees and volunteers, and the attitude they display to all.
Wilmington Athletic Club is the region's most complete fitness facility! If you are thinking of bettering your health, losing weight or just becoming more active, look no further. They offer 35,000 square feet and amenities second to none. Take the virtual tour on there site and see for yourself!
Healthy and Fit Communities, L.L.C., supports cities and communities across the United States and Canada in promoting health, fitness, nutrition, and wellness through the use of customized, community based Web sites. Each site showcases local resources in the areas of diet, exercise, weight management and health education. With a Health Elevated, Life Optimizedfocus, each community site measures the success of the community as a whole, as well as each individual member. If you know of a community that could benefit or have interest in a Website and program, please have them e-mail us at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
From its establishment as Wilmington College in 1947 to its record-setting enrollment of nearly 13,000 in 2009, the University of North Carolina Wilmington has transformed the lives of more than 53,000 men and women over the past 62 years and has had a major impact on the community it serves. The university’s unique blend of teaching, research experiences and service learning opportunities attracts high-quality students and gives graduates a competitive advantage in the marketplace. The University specifically promotes community health by producing graduates in health-related fields, housing the Obesity Prevention Initiative, and providing health-related outreach. UNCW promotes health among students, faculty, and staff through its state of the art Student Recreation Center and related programming, Student Health Center, Employee Wellness Committee, and on-campus events including health fairs, blood drives, and monthly Farmer’s Markets.
The Cape Fear Health Policy Council (CFHPC) was formed in 2009 as an affiliate of Cape Fear Healthy Carolinians. The purpose was to provide a forum for the discussion and resolution of health policy issues in the region or elsewhere. Participants include representatives of Cape Fear Region non-profit organizations, health care related social service departments and agencies, and the public. CFHPC seeks to inform and improve networking and cooperation among participants with common health policy interests.
