Novant Health in Wilmington, North Carolina, has renamed its neuroscience institute after Michael Jordan’s mother, Deloris Jordan, in honor of his recent $10 million donation to the healthcare organization. The renaming ceremony took place on the institute's third anniversary, with over 100 attendees applauding the gesture. Michael Jordan’s donation aims to support advanced research and treatment for neurological conditions such as Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s disease, and is part of his broader philanthropic efforts, including longstanding work with the Make-A-Wish Foundation since 1989 and advocacy for health issues like sickle cell anemia. Deloris Jordan has also actively contributed internationally, notably helping establish a large gender-based violence recovery center in Kenya, which serves over 54,000 victims annually and offers comprehensive support services. She has been a vocal advocate for women and children’s health and rights, working across the U.S. and abroad. The renaming of the institute highlights Jordan’s ongoing influence and commitment to philanthropy, with the healthcare facility emphasizing its mission to deliver excellent service and expand neurological research. Deloris Jordan expressed her passion for accessible healthcare and education, emphasizing the importance of community and understanding in achieving health equity. The Jordan family’s philanthropic impact extends beyond the U.S., reflecting a legacy of service and global outreach.