Meet our partners
American Diabetes Association
Collaborates closely with Dr. Tiffany W. Crank, DrPH, MPH, who is the Director of Health Equity and Community Impact at the Office of Health Equity.
American Heart Association
Our partner, Aleah Johnson, MPH, serves as the Community Impact Director, focusing on our efforts to educate the community about heart disease, blood pressure monitoring, First Aid/CPR, and the proper use of blood pressure devices.
Office of Health Equity Mecklenburg County
Our ongoing collaboration is essential to support our initiatives aimed at reducing health disparities in the Northwest Corridor.
Village Heartbeat Bridge to Better Mental Health
Our partnership is aimed at educating the community about activities and mindsets that foster healthy living through education, exercise, nutrition, and beyond.
Novant Health
Working together to tackle health disparities and offer resources along with professional training.
Atrium Health
Working together to tackle health disparities and offer resources along with professional training.
Parks and Recreation
Reginal Singleton, Master Gardener provides training and educational resources for our community garden, along with informative signage.
Johnson C. Smith University
The University’s Sustainability Village helps us provide the community we serve with healthy food options and fresh produce.
Deez Streetz
Our partnership allows us to better address the nutritional needs of our community.
Walking in the Harvest
Summer Feeding Host, where The Heights Ministries will serve as a distribution and feeding location.
Academics Unlimited
Academics Unlimited
Zanitha Thomas, founder and educator, offers nutritious meals for summer camps and promotes healthy lifestyles for children and their families.