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North Carolina Chapter has a new State Director!

Please welcome Teresa Wolf to the March of Dimes North Carolina Chapter.
COMMUNITY GRANTS
The North Carolina Chapter Community Grant Program is designed to invest in projects that will further the Foundation’s mission of improving the health of babies by preventing birth defects, premature birth and infant mortality.
VOLUNTEER
the March of Dimes has depended on the gererosity of people like you to carry out its mission of saving babies. Volunteers are the driving force behind the foundation.

Feb 16, 2010
Winston-Salem March for Babies Kickoff
Want to be the March for Babies Top Team in Winston-Salem? Come learn from the best! Hear numerous tips and ideas on how to exceed your team goal, view the national walk video, meet our local ambassador family, and network with other supporters!
Feb 23, 2010
Charlotte March for Babies Kickoff
Want to be the March for Babies Top Team in Charlotte? Come learn from the best! Hear numerous tips and ideas on how to exceed your team goal, view the national walk video, meet our local ambassador family, and network with other supporters!
Apr 17, 2010
Winston-Salem March for Babies
Be a part of one of the largest walks in the Winston Salem area. Pledge your support to the nation’s mothers and babies. Register today and commit to walk. Your support gives hope to the millions of babies who are born too soon or too sick each year.
Apr 17, 2010
Tri City March for Babies
Join us and be a champion for babies by giving every baby the best chance for a healthy start in life.

January is National Birth Defects Prevention Month

The March of Dimes is joining the NC Folic Acid Campaign to share the message that a woman’s health, including her weight before and during pregnancy, is an important foundation to having a healthy baby who grows into a healthy child.

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Nation gets a “D”; North Carolina gets “F” on March of Dimes Premature Birth Report Card

For the second consecutive year, North Carolina earned an “F” on the second annual March of Dimes Premature Birth Report Card but it showed improvement on criteria that can help give all babies a healthy start in life.

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2009 Saving Babies, Together® Award Winner from North Carolina

Duke University professor and nurse, Robin Knobel, receives the 2009 March of Dimes “Saving Babies, Together Award®"

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North Carolina Folic Acid Campaign Launches Women’s Health Website in Spanish

A new Spanish-language health site women launched as a part of the getfolic.com family. The new section, getfolic.com/espanol, addresses health issues that are important to Hispanic women in North Carolina.

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