Highlands Cashiers Health Foundation names new executive director

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Wednesday, 29/11/2023

 The Highlands Cashiers Health Foundation announced that Charlotte Muir has been appointed as its new executive director. The announcement comes following an extensive nationwide search conducted by the Succession Planning Committee and approval from the Board of Directors. 

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Highlands Cashiers Health Foundation awards grants

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Wednesday, 25/10/2023

The Highlands Cashiers Health Foundation has awarded 14 grants totaling over $1.4 million in the 2023 grant cycle.

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Foundation provides COVID-19 testing for schools

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Wednesday, 07/10/2020

On Aug. 21 the Highlands Cashiers Health Foundation announced it would fund a weekly COVID-19 testing program for Highlands School, Summit Charter School and Blue Ridge School. 

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