NCVMA Makes an Impact
Membership Makes a Difference.
The NCVMA strives to make an impact, on both our members and the community, with a portion of membership dues budgeted towards animal welfare and scholarship programs.
More than $90,000 is budgeted each year towards grant programs.
Community Programs
Membership dues support the Friends of NCVMA Foundation, a 501(c)3 organization, that aims to educate the public and students about veterinary medicine and to support various animal welfare endeavors and disaster relief efforts.
Shelters and animal rescue groups are the focus of the Animal Welfare and High Five grant programs. Animal shelters can apply for funding to help maintain compliance with animal welfare laws. High Five grants help non-profit organizations with special programming.
In addition, a $1,000 donation is made to an animal rescue organization in each of the 11 districts, chosen by the district representatives.
Animal Welfare Grants
Helping Hands Grants
Disaster Relief Grants
Our community impact — for animals.
For our people.
Friends of NCVMA Foundation
Friends of NCVMA Foundation
High 5 Grants
Members Only Grant Programs
The Helping Hands fund allows member veterinarians to receive up to $500 to help a client afford a needed procedure. This can only be used once a year, per veterinarian.
Member practice owners who experience any type of disaster are eligible for assistance in paying their insurance deductibles through NCVMA Disaster Relief Grants.
