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05/30/2026

AMA Alliance Annual Meeting 2026
Annual Service Project
Attendees at the AMA Alliance Annual Meeting 2026 came together to make a meaningful impact, wrapping 10,000 period products for the Diaper Bank of North Carolina's Period Power Project.

Each year, the incoming president selects a service project that benefits the local community, and this year's effort demonstrated the power of service, compassion, and collective action. Thank you to everyone who contributed their time and energy to support menstrual equity and help meet a critical community need.

05/30/2026

AMA Alliance Annual Meeting 2026
Debbi Ricks, AMAA Historian and a dedicated AMA Alliance member since the early 1990s, presented an engaging slide show highlighting the history of S.A.V.E. (Stop America's Violence Everywhere). Her presentation featured memorable photos and milestones from throughout the organization's history, including images from this morning's 30th Anniversary Celebrate S.A.V.E. Walk.

Thank you, Debbi, for preserving and sharing the rich history of S.A.V.E. and the Alliance's commitment to violence prevention and awareness.

05/30/2026

AMA Alliance Annual Meeting 2026
Katrina Moffett from Share Healthy Charlotte Alliance

Katrina shared the inspiring story of Share Charlotte and the organization's mission to connect individuals, families, and businesses with meaningful ways to support and engage with nonprofits throughout the Charlotte community. Attendees gained valuable insight into how collaboration, volunteerism, and philanthropy can strengthen communities and create lasting impact.

We appreciate Katrina's passion for community engagement and her thoughtful presentation, which highlighted the many ways people can make a difference right where they live.

Thank you, Katrina, for sharing your expertise and helping inspire our attendees to build stronger connections and serve their communities.

05/30/2026

AMA Alliance Annal Meeting 2026
Saturday Morning
Merrilee Gober gave a “Legislative Update of AMA Priorities.”

05/30/2026

AMA Alliance S.A.V.E. Walk – Celebrating 30 Years

This morning, Annual Meeting attendees gathered for the AMA Alliance S.A.V.E. Walk to celebrate the 30th anniversary of Stop America's Violence Everywhere (S.A.V.E.). Participants came together in support of three decades of education, advocacy, and community action dedicated to helping stop violence and promote safer communities across the nation.

The walk was a meaningful way to honor 30 years of the S.A.V.E. program during the 2026 Annual Meeting in Charlotte, while recognizing the commitment of AMA Alliance members and partners who continue this important work.

05/30/2026

AMA Alliance Annual Meeting 2026
This evening, attendees gathered for a festive Hawaiian Aloha Party, featuring local Hawaiian dancers who entertained guests and taught members how to perform the Hukilau. The lively event brought members together for an evening of fun, fellowship, and philanthropy.

The evening served as a fundraiser for AHEI (Alliance Health Education Initiative), the AMA Alliance's 501(c)(3) charitable organization dedicated to improving health and wellness in communities across the nation.

A silent auction highlighted the event, with generous donations contributed by Alliance members. Among the most notable was a beautiful jewelry donation from Dr. Stephen Hale of Elaine's Jewelry, given in memory of his wife, Elaine Hale, a devoted and longtime AMA Alliance member from Florida.

Thanks to the generosity of members and supporters, the silent auction raised more than $15,000 to support AHEI's mission and programs. The evening was a wonderful celebration of friendship, service, and the Alliance's ongoing commitment to improving health in communities nationwide.

05/30/2026

Day 1 AMA Alliance Annual Meeting 2026
This afternoon at the AMA Alliance Annual Meeting 2026, attendees participated in an engaging and thought-provoking session, "Hearing Your Voices: Curating the Member Experience," led by Past AMA Alliance President Julie Newman.

Members broke into small groups to share honest feedback and creative ideas focused on strengthening the value of AMA Alliance membership. Together, they explored:

✅ What the AMA Alliance is doing well
✅ What the AMA Alliance could be doing better
✅ What we should stop doing
✅ What we should start doing to make membership more meaningful and impactful for every individual member

05/30/2026

Day 1 AMA Alliance Annual Meeting 2026
The day began with an inspiring keynote from Craig Schiefelbein, who presented Leaving a Relevant Legacy. Through stories from his own life, Craig reminded us of the butterfly effect—how even small actions can have a lasting impact on others. He challenged us to think about the legacy we are creating every day through our words, actions, and choices.

Beyond his successful business career, Craig and his family support 14 schools and an orphanage in Cambodia, providing educational supplies, eyeglasses, playgrounds, and opportunities for thousands of children. His message was a powerful reminder that legacy isn't something we leave behind someday—it's something we live every day.

05/30/2026

Today marked the first day of the 2026 AMA Alliance Annual Meeting in Charlotte, North Carolina! Members from across the nation reunited to reconnect, share inspiring discussions, and enjoy meaningful time together. It was wonderful to see friends and colleagues gathering once again, united by our commitment to service, leadership, and supporting the medical community. Looking forward to an exciting and productive meeting ahead!
Meeting

05/30/2026

"Opportunities for Alliance members to enrich their own lives while enriching the lives of others are limitless, as is the good that has been done in the Aliiance's name."

📖 p. 4 (By Ilene Bosscher, Physician Family Magazine Spring-Summer 2022)

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