As we enter this season of thankfulness and giving, I want to share my deep gratitude for you — our community of supporters who make healing possible at Alliance Medical Ministry.

Thanks to a generous grant from the William R. Kenan Jr. Charitable Trust, AMM is transforming care for uninsured patients with diabetes—helping prevent serious complications like kidney disease, blindness, and amputations.

At Alliance Medical Ministry, we rely completely on philanthropy—not Medicaid or insurance reimbursements. That independence keeps us flexible and ready to care for our patients, no matter what changes in healthcare policy come our way.

Thank you for supporting us through the good times and the tough times and for making Wake County a great place to live.

AMM is in a fortunate position because of our donors.  But we do not take that for granted.  As a nonprofit organization that does zero billing and accepts no reimbursement, we wake up every day thinking about how we can grow and expand access to Wake County residents who do not currently have healthcare or are about to lose theirs.

This summer, AMM is hosting two Kenan Urban Scholars from the UNC School of Medicine. The Kenan Urban Scholars are a group of medical students who provide targeted care for marginalized populations by addressing the specific needs of the community. 

Summer is almost here, and so are lots of summer veggies! The spring harvest of carrots and radishes wraps up in just a few weeks. The garden will soon be boasting summer squash, cucumbers, Sungold tomatoes, okra, peppers, eggplant, and blueberries.

April is Volunteer Month, so we are highlighting our clinical volunteers who are essential to what we do for our patients. We enjoy having the next generation of physicians, counselors, social workers, physician's assistants, and nurses in the clinic supporting our staff and patients.

Alliance Medical Ministry is an official featured non-profit organization for the 2025 Bloom & Zoom charity race festival hosted by Fit & Able Productions on May 10, 2025!

"I chose social work because I am passionate about mental health, the holistic well-being of people, and the experience and rights of children and English learners in the United States.”

It's been a chilly January, but that hasn't stopped us from providing fresh produce for our patients! Though our garden is operating at a limited capacity, there are still some green spots to notice.

A Nourishing Our Neighbors grant, provided by the Food Lion Feeds Charitable Foundation, is helping address food insecurity for local families.

On November 4th, 2024 AMM's Dr. Netra Thakur and Kayla Jones MA, Med Serve Fellow, attended the annual John B Graham Medical Student Research Society UNC Medical Student Research Day.