TCC Community Health Foundation

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. ♥️

06/19/2025

Juneteenth = Freedom. But freedom ain’t complete without WELLNESS. 🔥

Our ancestors fought for Our FREEDOM
& now it’s on US to fight for our health💪🏽

Access. Equity. Healing. Wholeness.
This is the work. This is the legacy.

🗣 Drop a ❤️ if you believe wellness is a birthright.
🗣 Tag someone who’s walking in purpose with you.
🗣 Share this if you’re committed to breaking cycles and building HEALTHIER generations.

Wellness is liberation. Wellness is justice. Wellness is OUR birthright.

06/14/2025

HAPPENING TODAY🤸🏾‍♀️🙌🏽

TCC Community Health Foundation is honored to be part of the RnB Soul Picnic a soul-healing, mental health and wellness festival happening TODAY at Festival Park in High Point!

TCC has partnered with to bring you today’s segment. Get ready!!

Coach DonnaKaye will lead the crowd through a feel-good groove session designed to ease tension and spark some serious joy!

🕠 Catch us at 5:30 PM!
📍Festival Park | 2–11 PM

Join us for food, music, wellness, and soul healing in the heart of the city. Let’s move, vibe, and thrive together! 💛

06/05/2025

In May, we celebrated Older Americans Month the best way we know how…with good food, great people, and healthy habits✨🧓🏽💚

TCC Community Health Foundation in partnership with the Carl Chavis YMCA, hosted a special Seniors Thrive live cooking demo, featuring air-fried salmon, quinoa, steamed cabbage, and sautéed seasonal veggies. 👏🏽

Our “Not This, But That” segment showed how simple swaps can make a big difference and we DEFINITELY shared plenty of laughs, tips, and fellowship along the way.

We’re committed to helping our seniors thrive all year long: through movement, nutrition, and meaningful connection.

04/22/2025

Tuesdayyy… is that you?!
Join us TONIGHT for Healthy Start Tuesday, our April community health initiative!

This FREE wellness series is proudly hosted by the High Point Branch NAACP and TCC Community Health Foundation and we’re grateful to the Carl Chavis YMCA for opening their doors to the community. No membership needed to attend!

Tonight’s lineup:
• Indoor Walk: starts promptly at 6PM (No weather excuses!)
• Instructor-led “Stress Less” Meditation to help you reset and recharge because mental health is wealth.

Location: 2757 Granville St, High Point, NC
Don’t meet us there…beat us there!

Check out these highlights from last week’s session, where free health screenings were provided by Martina Ratliff, FNP-C with Triad Primary Health & Wellness.

Let’s keep moving toward health and healing together!

04/16/2025

Black Maternal Health Week 2025
April 11–17 |

This year’s theme, “Healing Legacies: Strengthening Black Maternal Health Through Collective Action and Advocacy,” calls us to Act.

Let’s take Action Together:
1️⃣Learn the Facts:
Understand the disparities Black women face in maternal health.

2️⃣Share Your Story:
Break the silence. Our voices drive change.

3️⃣Support Black Birth Workers:
Uplift and invest in doulas, midwives & advocates.

4️⃣Know Your Rights:
Get informed. Advocate for yourself & others.

5️⃣Prioritize Wellness:
Listen to your body. Rest, hydrate, nourish.

6️⃣Advocate Loudly:
Call on lawmakers for .

Together, we can create a future where Black mothers thrive✨not just survive.

04/16/2025

Did you catch us on WFMY News 2?!

Huge thanks to Lauren Coleman for spotlighting such a vital topic: .

We must continue raising awareness and, more importantly, pushing for real and change. This week is about more than conversation; it’s about Action🙌🏽

Studies show Black mothers experience significantly higher rates of maternal mortality compared to White women, with rates being 2 to 3 times higher.

04/16/2025

Join Us for Healthy Start Tuesdays!

Last week, I had the honor of presenting to Council about an initiative the and is hosting during the month of April in advocacy of National .

This year’s theme, “Advancing Commitments to Eliminate Health Disparities,” calls on all of us as leaders, organizations, and neighbors to move from awareness to ACTION.

Here in High Point, we’re answering that call through community-driven wellness efforts like Healthy Start Tuesdays, a weekly movement series rooted in the NAACP’s national Moving Matters campaign.

Each Tuesday during the month of April, join us at 6 PM for movement, connection, and FREE health screenings!

Bring the whole family; it’s truly a community affair rooted in health, unity, and action.
Let’s walk together toward a healthier, more equitable High Point.

All are welcome!

03/08/2025

“A woman’s health is the foundation of her strength; when she THRIVES, families flourish, and communities RISE.”

Today, we celebrate the strength, resilience, and impact of women everywhere. When women prioritize their health and well-being, they empower not only themselves but also their families and communities.

Happy 🩷✨

Let’s continue to uplift, support, and inspire one another, because a healthy woman is a powerful force for CHANGE!

02/05/2025

JOIN THE MOVEMENT🩸Our Blood Saves Lives

Did you know that 1 in 3 African Americans are a match for a sickle cell patient in need of a blood transfusion? Yet, minority blood donations are critically low, making it harder for those battling sickle cell disease and other conditions to receive life-saving transfusions. Our community holds the key to closing this gap!

That’s why High Point Branch NAACP Carl Chavis Memorial Branch YMCA and TCC Community Health Foundation are coming together with American Red Cross North Carolina for the Minority Blood Donor Initiative…because OUR BLOOD SAVES LIVES🙌🏽

📅 Date: Saturday, March 1, 2025
⏰ Time: 9:30 AM - 2:00 PM
📍 Location: Carl Chavis YMCA, 2757 Granville St, High Point, NC 27263

What’s In It For You?
✅ Save up to THREE lives with just one donation
✅ FREE A1C testing for all successful donors (screen for prediabetes & diabetes)
✅ $10 Amazon Gift Card for all successful donors

📲 Register Today! Scan the QR code or click the link to schedule your donor appointment: ↙️

https://www.redcrossblood.org/give.html/drive-results?zipSponsor=TCC

Let’s show up for our community and make an impact together! Tag a friend and spread the word