NCPA Foundation awarded grants to support disaster relief, rural pharmacy ownership efforts
The Cardinal Health Foundation has renewed its support with a $50,000 grant to fund the NCPA Foundation’s disaster relief program.
The Cardinal Health Foundation has renewed its support with a $50,000 grant to fund the NCPA Foundation’s disaster relief program.
Cottrell is the sole owner of Medical Center Pharmacy and Flomaton Medical Center Pharmacy, and a partner in 18 additional pharmacies across Alabama and Florida.
Scholarship awardees receive funds to be put toward their school tuition, complimentary registration to this year’s NCPA Annual Convention, and a travel stipend.
The Foundation recognized two Arkansas pharmacy leaders for their outstanding contributions to pharmacy education and community practice during the 2026 NCPA Annual Convention.
The honors recognize pharmacists who have advanced independent community pharmacy through business leadership, patient-centered care and service to their communities.
Greenwood is a 1977 graduate of Creighton University School of Pharmacy in Omaha, Neb., and began his pharmacy career in Waterloo, Iowa.
Scholarship awardees receive funds to be put toward their school tuition, complimentary registration to this year’s NCPA Annual Convention, and a travel stipend.
Nelson is the owner of five pharmacies in the Spokane, Wash. and Post Falls, Idaho areas.
The selection was made through a blind judging process to guarantee fairness and impartiality.
The award recognizes a faculty liaison who demonstrates exceptional leadership and commitment to independent pharmacy, their NCPA Student Chapter, and the community.