COMPILED BY NICOLE BOWMAN-LAYTON

The Women’s Giving Circle Committee met Friday, June 6, 2025, and unanimously voted to fund all proposed projects for the 2025 grant cycle. The WGC will be funding the following initiatives, totaling $29,810.49:

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  • Emergency Department: $4,719.88 to cover registration and expenses for four nurses to attend the Emergency Nurses Association Conference.
  • Labor & Delivery:
    • $14,584.00 to purchase four fetal monitoring carts.
    • $179.94 to purchase Evenflo Balanced Bottles.
    • $738.00 to purchase Seca 344 infant scales.
  • ECU Pediatrics: $9,588.67 to purchase a jaundice meter.

These projects reflect the committee members shared commitment to supporting the health and well-being of ECU Health Chowan Hospital’s patients, and the members are excited to see the positive impact they will have across our departments.

The Women’s Giving Circle at ECU Health Chowan Hospital is a group of women who donated and make a collective impact on healthcare-related projects.

They raise funds and then decide how to alloate those funds to projects that benefit women and children in the counties of Chowan, Perquimans, Tyrrell and Washington.

To learn more about the Women’s Giving Circle or any other ECU Health Foundation efforts, visit https://www.ecuhealthfoundation.org/find-a-cause/areas/ecu-health-chowan-hospital/

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