One Light, One Story, One Powerful Impact
UNC Health Lenoir Cancer services would like to thank our community for making heartfelt donations to the Lights of Love in 2024!
On Monday, October 27th, the UNC Health Lenoir Volunteers presented the Cancer Services team with a check for $20,000 for Lights of Love contributions made in 2024. These funds are restricted to oncology related services
One of our community’s most visible symbols of the true meaning of the Christmas season is the Lights of Love Tree at UNC Health Lenoir.
For nearly 40 years, this cherished year-round project has been sponsored by the UNC Health Lenoir Volunteers. Each light you give brings hope and healing to patients and families in our community. Whether given in honor of a survivor, in memory of a loved one, or as a simple gesture of gratitude, your gift shines with meaning. Each tribute includes a mailed acknowledgment to the person you honor or their family.
Light Levels:
$10 Love Light
$25 Snowflake Light
Join us as we light the Lights of Love trees on Monday, December 1, at 5:30 p.m. on our hospital grounds. It’s a truly magical evening. The ceremony will also be livestreamed on our UNC Health Lenoir Facebook page.
Give a light on the Lights of Love trees to represent a life, a story, and the generosity of those who care.
To view our 2025 Remembrance Book or to support this year’s campaign, please visit unclenoir.org/volunteers/lights-of-love/ or call 252-522-7011.
If you’re interested in volunteering with our organization, please contact Jane Hanrahan, Volunteer Services Director, at 252-522-7006.
Pictured above (L to R) Jane Hanrahan-Director of Volunteer Services; Zelma Davenport-Chairperson, Lights of Love Committee; Kimberly Best, RN- Outpatient Clinical Services Director; Morgan Carter-Radiation Therapist; Andrej Hnatov, MD-Radiation Oncologist; Libbie Taylor-Hospital Foundation Representative; Erin Willams, RN-Navigator; Patricia Bizzell-Volunteer President; Patrick Carr-Radiation Therapist; Ali Heath, RN-Radiation Nurse; Loretta Griffin, RN-Radiation Nurse; Tammy Hodges-Patient Access. Not pictured: Austin Scott-Dosimetrist; Rajen Patel-Physicist; Meredith Staley-Radiation Therapist; Maryann Jones-Patient Access; Mohit Kasibhatla, MD-Radiation Oncologist.
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