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4TH ANNUAL PARTNERSHIP BREAKFAST

April 7, 2026 • Carolina Country Club
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Please join us for our fourth annual NeighborHealth Partnership Breakfast as we celebrate the Power of Partnership. Together, we are loving our neighbors through excellent, compassionate, and accessible healthcare.
 
Throughout the program, our Board Chair and CEO will share important updates on the growth and direction of NeighborHealth. You’ll also hear a patient testimony and insights from our providers, offering a meaningful look at how compassionate care and strong community partnerships work together to advance our mission.
 
Event tickets and sponsorship levels are available for purchase through the form below. If you cannot view the form, please click here.
 
For more information on sponsorship opportunities, click here. For questions about sponsorship availability or the event, please contact Darlene Fiscus, Director of Development. To pay your sponsorship via check download and print this form.

Thank you to our Sponsors!

Champion Sponsors

Duke Health

God's Servants

Healthy Blue

North State Bank

UNC Health

WakeMed

WingSwept

Advocate Sponsors

Bruce Berger

Carolina Complete Health

Jimmy Carroll Foundation

Josefs Pharmacy

PNC

Sigmon Construction & Cardinal Cabinetmakers

Thomas, Judy & Tucker

Triangle Family Magazine

WellCare

Supporter Sponsors

Compass Health Advisors

Curi

Geoff & Crystal Hall

LabCorp

Oak City Communications

Larry and Jeannette Somerville

TowneBank

Craig and Melissa Williams

Matt and Marilyn Young

Summit is grateful for the opportunity our church has to partner with NeighborHealth to provide holistic care to our neighbors without access to quality and affordable healthcare.
The Summit Church
NeighborHealth Center, Inc. (NHC), is a private, non-profit 501(c)3 agency founded to meet the healthcare needs of the underserved in the Raleigh area.