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The St.Vincent Randolph Hospital Foundation was established in 2001 to advance the philanthropic and charitable contributions for improving health care services and programs for Randolph County.
History
St.Vincent Randolph Hospital has deep roots in the Randolph County community. It traces its beginnings to land and a building donated by Hetty M. Vorhis in 1918 to found a home for aged women. Three years and $650,000 later, this facility was reopened as the Randolph County Hospital, the first hospital solely dedicated to serving the health care needs of Randolph County residents.
St.Vincent Randolph Hospital Today
Eighty years after the County Hospital first opened its doors, its legacy of care and commitment is being further advanced through its merger with St.Vincent Hospital. As a result of this merger, a new $15.7 million hospital facility has been constructed, and a $4 million expansion has been added to the Fidler Medical Pavilion. These new facilities are providing a wide range of new, expanded and improved health care services to the residents of Randolph County and surrounding communities.
Foundation
St.Vincent Randolph Hospital Foundation is a charitable, not-for-profit organization. The role of the Foundation in the Randolph County area is to raise funds and gain community involvement in support of St.Vincent Randolph Hospital's efforts to address and improve the health and wellness of people living in the area. Our vision is to be the recognized leader in support for health and wellness in Randolph County, through programs offered or supported by SVR Hospital. The Foundation has and will continue to develop partnerships within Randolph County that assures this county will be a great place to live and work. |
