TCC Community Health Foundation

11/10/2025

The weather for this weekend’s CROP walk fighting food insecurity throughout Guilford County was absolutely perfect☀️

Nearly 14 percent of households in our county struggle with hunger.

The BEST part for me was my kiddos walked with us, teaching them early that SERVICE is L💙VE in ACTION🙏🏽

Members of the High Point Branch NAACP walked to raise awareness for families facing food insecurity in Guilford County and High Point Alumnae Chapter Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. also had a team in collaboration with BKK of Omega Psi Phi 💜

11/09/2025

Yesterday was a moment we will not forget.

We stood in silence…
for the women who didn’t have to die.
for the babies who didn’t have to die.

Our silent march.
Our human chain.
Our unity spoke louder than words.

Thank you to the Black Pearls Society, Incorporated for leading with courage and calling our community to stand.

This is not the end. This is the beginning of the shift.

We will Continue to Demand Birth Justice.

11/08/2025

TODAY is a moment for us to stand together as a community.

Birth injustice has harmed Black women Black babies and Black families right here in our city. We cannot change what we will not face. Awareness is the beginning. Showing up is the shift.

SATURDAY NOVEMBER 8 at 2pm
High Point Rockers Stadium

THEY DIDN’T HAVE TO DIE
Birth Justice Call to Action

The BPS Foundation invites
community members and families
faith communities and congregations
medical professionals doulas and midwives
civic and elected leaders
local organizations colleges and advocacy groups

to gather stand in silence and declare together
NO MORE
We demand birth justice.

This is historic for High Point. Our presence matters. Our voices matter. Our unity matters.

Registration link
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/black-pearls-societys-call-to-action-they-didnt-have-to-die-birth-justice-tickets-1868306257309

Bring a neighbor friend and the whole entire family.

Join us at the Black Pearls Society’s Call to Action event to honor the lives lost and fight for birth justice together.

10/29/2025

Health equity is at the heart of everything we do at TCC Community Health Foundation Through our grant-funded "Movement is Medicine" program, we came together this month to raise awareness about breast cancer prevention and early detection, empowering our community through education, movement, and connection

Check out this inspiring community impact recap by 121 Media Group capturing a celebration of strength, knowledge, and collective care.

Every dollar raised supports mammogram stipends for women in need. As Breast Cancer Awareness month comes to a close, lets keep the awareness and commitment to changing the narrative and racial equities for our community. Together we empower. Together we LIFT FOR LIFE!

10/01/2025

Do You Believe Movement is Medicine?!

At TCC Community Health Foundation one of our programmatic pillars: Movement Is Medicine is rooted in advancing health equity by helping communities avoid sedentary lifestyles through movement.

Why?
because staying active isn't just about fitness, it's about preventing chronic disease, improving quality of life, and ensuring every community has access to the tools that support long-term wellness.

Want to learn more about our work?
👉🏽www.tcccommunityhealth.com

09/30/2025

75 Lives. One Community. One Purpose

September was Sickle Cell Awareness Month and TCC showed up in a MIGHTY way. In partnership with the Carl Chavis YMCA, we hosted a community blood drive that resulted in 75 lives saved.

It was a day of community, connection, and impact..all proof that when we come together, we can truly change lives.

Endless gratitude to every donor and advocate who stood with us. This isn’t just a moment, it’s a movement. Together, .

09/22/2025

Ohhhh Yessss💦

Happy Mondayyyyy‼️ Day 22 of our September to Remember Challenge!

We’re focusing on one of the simplest but most POWERFUL & Essential Habits: HYDRATION💦

Here’s why your water bottle is your best friend:
💧 Flushing bacteria from your body
🔥 Boosting metabolism
⚖️ Supporting weight loss
🧠 Fueling your brain so you can THRIVE

Sip smart, stay consistent, and let’s make hydration a non-negotiable this week🙌🏽

09/19/2025

Tomorrow!!!

🎗️ Join us at the 51st Annual Day in the Park, hosted by the High Point Arts Council!

The High Point Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. is honoring Childhood Cancer Awareness Month in partnership with St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital.

💌 Stop by our table to create Cards of Hope for children.

Support our fundraising efforts by donating $19.13 here: https://fundraising.stjude.org/site/TR?px=8919899&fr_id=157660&pg=personal

Let’s come together to uplift children and families with hope, healing, and love. 💜

08/30/2025

🩸 We’re ONE WEEK away!

Join TCC Community Health Foundation TCC Community Health Foundation and the Carl Chavis YMCA for our American Red Cross North Carolina Community Blood Drive on NEXT Saturday, September 6th, 8:30 – 1 PM.

This effort is more than just a blood drive; it’s about health equity.
✔️ African American donors are especially vital for patients living with sickle cell disease
✔️ Blood transfusions save lives every single day
✔️ YOUR donation = HOPE for our community

📍 Carl Chavis YMCA
🗓️ Sat. Sept. 6, 2025 | 8:30 AM – 1 PM
🔗 Register here: https://www.redcrossblood.org/give.html/drive-results?zipSponsor=TCC

Let’s come together to save lives and show the power of community. Every drop counts. ♥️