St. Vincent has been serving the needs of communities for more than 127 years.
Your gift to the of St. Vincent Foundation supports programs that provide help and support to our neediest neighbors. Our mission is to serve all persons with special attention to those who are poor and vulnerable.
Your gift will provide valuable resources for our many hospitals and programs. Through the dedicated efforts and the continued generosity of our donors, we are better able to meet the escalating healthcare needs of our community and all children throughout Indiana.
The Ascension St. Vincent Anderson Foundation is a non profit organization that was established in 1998 to fund state-of-the-art technological research and equipment, renovations and expansions, and programs/services that strive to improve community health outcomes.
The Ascension St. Vincent Anderson Foundation supports Ascension’s Mission and that of the Sisters of the Holy Cross, our founders, that established Ascension St. Vincent Anderson 126 years ago with the purpose of serving those that are poor and vulnerable.
Recently Funded by THE FOUNDATION
Front Lobby (2020) - Last renovated in 1968, the lobby renovation added a new welcome desk center and three registration bays. The Foundation funded new furniture and new lighting/protective glass for the Hickey Homestead mural.
Cancer Center Remodel (2019) - This $90,000 remodel of the patient access areas that included new furniture, refreshment bar and privacy glass was funded largely in part by the annual Cancer Challenge.
Cancer Center - Women’s Center (2018) - The Foundation funded the $200,000 purchase of digital breast tomosynthesis (3D mammography) that allows women local access to the most advanced technologies and innovative treatment methods available.
Ascension St. Vincent Surgery Pavilion (2015) - The Foundation helped construct the $26 million, state-of-the art surgery pavilion with a $1.5 million capital campaign. The campaign included a $250,000 donation from the Victoria Guild – the largest in the hospital's history.
Areas in Need of Donor Support
Peyton Manning Children’s Hospital - St. John’s Children’s Clinic - Over 5,000 medical treatments are provided annually to children from birth to age 18 that are in need of a medical home and whose families don’t have the financial resources. The Foundation supports the Clinic annually from donor gifts and proceeds from the Classic for Kids golf tournament, now in its 36th year.
Cancer Center - Support cancer care by walking/running in the annual Spring Fling Cancer Challenge held at Harrah’s Hoosier Park. All proceeds from the event will support cancer patients and their families and the following cancer programs and services: The Cancer Center-Women’s Center, Marie’s Hope, CheckIt4Andretti Fund, and Cancer Services.
Classic for Kids - This annual golf event and benefit supports all programs and services for children including the Anderson Day School and Equine Therapy programs, the Birthing Center, and Camp Hope - a bereavement camp for kids.
Endowment Funds - The Children’s Clinic Endowment Fund and the Good Samaritan Endowment Fund for the Poor.
Location
Ascension St. Vincent Anderson Foundation 2015 Jackson Street Anderson, IN 46016 765-646-8710
Staff
Nancy Anderson, Foundation Director (Anderson, Elwood, Winchester)
Shelly Crehan, Foundation Specialist
FY21 Foundation Board of Directors
Dr. Molly Weiandt, Board Chair
Don Apple, Treasurer
Diana Likens, Secretary
Frank Amos, Member
Nancy Anderson, Ex-officio Member
Dr. Drew Carrel, Member
Kiersten Flint, Member
Dr. Joshua Greene, Member
Brian Hammons, Member
Brooke Johnson, Member
Kirk Klabunde, Member
Tyson Mangrum, Member
Barbara Ann Riggs, Member
Sister Sarah Schmitt, Member
Hon. Angie Warner Sims, Member
St. Vincent Foundation
Serving St. Vincent Indianapolis, St. Vincent Carmel, St. Vincent Fishers, St. Vincent Womens & NICU, St. Vincent Cardiovascular Research Institute, and Peyton Manning Children's Hospital at St. Vincent Indianapolis
St. Vincent Foundation raises funds from grateful patients and their families, corporate and foundation contributors, physicians, nurses and staff, and from the community to benefit St. Vincent and its patients. We solicit and manage donations for a variety of projects, including programs such as the Pet Ministry, newborn intensive care unit and medical research, as well as capital projects, medical equipment and technology. Through Foundation funds, we are able to provide additional patient care for people who are sick and can't afford to pay for their care.
You can give the gift of hope. Good health is basic to the physical, social and spiritual well-being of all people. You can play a vital role in providing hope for a cure, for healing and for restoration of health to thousands through your support of the St. Vincent Foundation.
The St. Vincent Foundation provides support and grants to fund a wide range of hospital-related initiatives, all focused on helping those in need. From funding charity care to supporting the greatest needs for the Hospital at any one point in time, the St. Vincent Foundation depends on donor support. Nearly 100 percent of your gift benefits St. Vincent patients through medical research, education, technology, equipment, programs and services.
Learn more about ways to give, tributes, events and volunteering.
St. Vincent Foundation
Serving St. Vincent Indianapolis, St. Vincent Carmel, St. Vincent Fishers, St. Vincent Womens & NICU, St. Vincent Cardiovascular Research Institute, and Peyton Manning Children's Hospital at St. Vincent Indianapolis
St. Vincent Foundation raises funds from grateful patients and their families, corporate and foundation contributors, physicians, nurses and staff, and from the community to benefit St. Vincent and its patients. We solicit and manage donations for a variety of projects, including programs such as the Pet Ministry, newborn intensive care unit and medical research, as well as capital projects, medical equipment and technology. Through Foundation funds, we are able to provide additional patient care for people who are sick and can't afford to pay for their care.
You can give the gift of hope. Good health is basic to the physical, social and spiritual well-being of all people. You can play a vital role in providing hope for a cure, for healing and for restoration of health to thousands through your support of the St. Vincent Foundation.
The St. Vincent Foundation provides support and grants to fund a wide range of hospital-related initiatives, all focused on helping those in need. From funding charity care to supporting the greatest needs for the Hospital at any one point in time, the St. Vincent Foundation depends on donor support. Nearly 100 percent of your gift benefits St. Vincent patients through medical research, education, technology, equipment, programs and services.
Learn more about ways to give, tributes, events and volunteering.
Making a difference for others with your help!
There are many ways to give. Gifts of your time can be made by being a volunteer. These caring individuals donate their time and serve a variety of important functions that help our facility and our patients. Financial contributions can be made as well for hospital charity programs, medical equipment and designated funds or endowments.
Events
St. Vincent Clay holds events each year that provide fun opportunities for volunteers to meet others in the community and raise money to benefit St. Vincent Clay, our patients, associates and community.
For information on upcoming events, please call 812-442-2500.
St. Vincent Dunn Foundation
The tireless efforts of Auxiliary volunteers, community partners, and donors of the Foundation enrich the lives of our patients and contribute funds to the hospital for many special projects. The Foundation thanks you most sincerely for your thoughtful generosity.
St. Vincent Dunn Foundation was incorporated in 1971. Since that time the Foundation continues to bridge the gap – supporting a higher standard of care while balancing the cost of rapid technology advances and funding cutbacks. Supporting these projects that directly benefit patient care would not be possible without your ongoing support and contributions. We thank you most sincerely for your support.
Mail donation to:
St. Vincent Dunn Foundation, Inc.
1600 23rd Street
Bedford IN 47421
Donations to St. Vincent Dunn Foundation are tax deductible to the extent allowed by law.
During the past several years, some of the major projects to benefit St. Vincent Dunn and its patients have included:
Lobby accessibility including ramp, restroom and doors
Patient & visitor comfort project including sleeper chairs and waiting room updates
Bulletin boards for patient rooms on medical floor
Chapel candle shelf
Assisting with the purchase of new seating for the Hospital Chapel
3-D, 4-D ultrasound equipment for St. Vincent Dunn
WIN Mammogram Fund
Furniture for the Patient Registration/ER Waiting Room
Assisting the Hospital with furniture for 23 patient rooms on the Hospital’s third floor
Laboratory Transport Vehicle (partnering with the Auxiliary)
4-Wheel Drive Ambulance
Established in 1969, St. Vincent Evansville Foundation is celebrating its 50th Anniversary supporting the programs and services of St. Vincent, particularly as they relate to improving the health of the community, with special emphasis on providing for those who are poor and vulnerable.
St. Vincent Evansville Foundation works to support the many needs of our healthcare ministry from educational opportunities for patients and staff, to advanced technologies, to support of special programs within our hospital and community that support our Mission of service.
There are a number of different ways you can give to St. Vincent. From giving of your time, to supporting our development of talent, to other donation opportunities, no matter how you choose to support our ministry - we thank you for your generosity.
All golfers will be treated to a Golfer Shopping Experience and other prizes!
NEW THIS YEAR – Golf legend, Fuzzy Zoeller, will be on the course mixing and mingling with golfers throughout the day. You don't want to miss it! With ten PGA Tour victories, including the 1979 Masters and 1984 U.S. Open, Fuzzy knows the taste of victory. In addition, he helped to enhance the exposure of the 1985 and 1986 Skins Game, with his victories.
HELP US MAKE A DIFFERENCE FOR OUR TINIEST PATIENTS
Funds from this year’s Heritage Open will benefit our NICU babies through the purchase of a new NICU Air Transport isolette. This isolette will provide life-saving support as they are transferred via helicopter from surrounding locations.
REGISTER NOW!
Contact Jessica Roos, Grants and Events Coordinator, at 812-485-5850 or at Jessica.Roos@ascension.org for sponsorship details and to register!
Save the Date!
The 32nd Annual Cornette Ball
Celebrating St. Vincent Evansville Foundation's 50th Anniversary Saturday, October 26, 2019 6:00 PM West Baden Springs Hotel Black Tie
Honoring our Steward of St. Vincent de Paul Award recipients throughout the history of the Cornette Ball.
Benefiting St. Vincent Evansville Pediatrics
Contact Jessica Roos at 812-485-5850 or Jessica.Roos@ascension.org to register or for more information. Don’t wait – reserve your space now before we are sold out!
A $500 non-refundable deposit is needed at the time of reservation to guarantee your room(s)/seat(s).
We serve children - Some financial contributions serve 30,000 children each year who depend on St. Vincent for their care. Some need the healing touch of our newborn intensive care unit, while others need our Center For Children, where specialists from around the Midwest provide local diagnosis and treatment. Contributed dollars support these and other valuable ministries.
We heal families - You can give your financial gift to help care for people with cancer, heart disease or other serious diseases. You may want to “adopt” families who cannot afford treatments, or you may want your contribution to purchase life-saving technologies that will benefit all of our patients.
Honor a caregiver - Many people contribute to St. Vincent in the name of a nurse, physician or other caregiver. These dollars (unless otherwise specified) are invested in nursing education.
Need an income? - Retired donors can give a charitable gift annuity to St. Vincent and receive an income from the gift. For example, a 75 year old donor who gives $10,000 can earn 5.8% interest on their donation, receiving quarterly payments for life and also enjoying generous tax deductions.
St. Vincent Volunteers and St. Vincent Auxiliary members are invaluable partners in helping St. Vincent fulfill our Mission of service. Learn more information on how to give the gift of your time as a volunteer and/or auxiliary member.
We've made making a donation quick and easy. You may complete our online donation form or print a copy of the form to mail to the Foundation with your check or money order.
In 1872, the Daughters of Charity established Evansville's first hospital, St. Vincent. The rest is history, literally. Help commemorate the Daughters legacy by purchasing a brick in the new Daughters of Charity Prayer Garden, which is located next to St. Vincent Chapel and St. Vincent Center for Advanced Medicine.
Ted & Clare Ziemer Society
The Ted & Clare Society was established through St. Vincent Evansville Foundation in 2016 as a way for community leaders to continue the legacy of giving that began more than 145 years ago when St. Mary’s Hospital (now St. Vincent Evansville) was founded.
When looking for long-time supporters to recognize by naming the new society in their honor, Ted and Clare Ziemer were the ideal choice. This couple has generously devoted their gifts of time, talents and treasures for the past 30+ years to help advance our health ministry.
Vision Statement: Engaging and inspiring leaders for the future of St. Vincent Evansville through Philanthropy and Volunteerism.
We are a social society with a philanthropic focus. Through our efforts, we identify funding priorities for programs and services within St. Vincent Evansville and St. Vincent Warrick and host social events to raise awareness and support of these needs. The Ziemer Society is a philanthropic society and members are invited to contribute $250.00 per person. The Society raises funds through memberships and event registration fees for ongoing philanthropy projects.
Since we held our kick-off celebration on September 21, 2016, here’s what we’ve achieved to date:
October 13, 2016 – Ziemer Society at Carson’s Brewery
Event proceeds funded Halloween costumes for children who were patients on our Pediatric Unit at St. Vincent Hospital for Women & Children.
December 23, 2016
Several Ziemer Society members purchased and delivered gifts for children in our Pediatric Unit and parents with babies in our Newborn Intensive Care Unit. They helped bring holiday cheer to our pediatric patients and their family members.
January 27, 2017 – Ziemer Society Culinary Experience
Two of Evansville’s favorite chefs, Scott Schymik and Jayson Munoz, hosted an event and shared some of their favorite culinary creations at Sauced Restaurant in Haynie’s Corner. Event proceeds supported essential needs for pediatric patients, such as clothing and toiletries.
May 18, 2017 – Ziemer Society Gathering at the Home of Dr. Mark and Donna Logan
The Society announced our first-ever signature philanthropic project. The project will help fund equipment and materials for a sensory room within our Feeding Program at St. Vincent Center for Children. The Feeding Program assists infants to 18-year-olds who experience difficulty with feeding, including NICU babies, children with developmental delays, children with aversions to eating and more. The sensory room is a key component of the program. Children who receive sensory input prior to feeding treatments are better able to focus and participate in therapy.
September 28, 2017 – Ziemer Society Gathering at the Home of Rachel and Brian Spalding
Event proceeds will allow us to make patient rooms in our Endoscopy suite at St. Vincent Evansville kid-friendly. Donations will also purchase an iPad for our pediatric patients to use for learning and distraction purposes.
March 15, 2018- Ziemer Society Event to Benefit St. Vincent Evansville NICU
Event proceeds will benefit the St. Vincent Evansville Newborn Intensive Care Unit (NICU) by purchasing an AccuVein for our NICU babies. The AccuVein will allow our NICU staff to visualize veins in infants, helping to make IV sticks more successful on the first try. This will eliminate putting stress on infants while trying to insert an IV.
November 10, 2018 - Ted and Clare Ziemer Society Football Tailgate at Farm 57
Event proceeds will go to support the purchase of bottle warmers for our pediatric patients.
The Founding Friends of the Ziemer Society Membership Level is an opportunity to make a significant impact on the Mission of St. Vincent Evansville. Society membership is an annual donation:
$500.00 donation for a couple
$250.00 donation for an individual
At this membership level, you may attend all Ziemer Society events through 2018 at no additional cost.
Unique sponsorship opportunities are also available for companies.
You can make your check payable to St. Vincent Evansville Foundation and note Ziemer Society in the memo section. Please mail your check to: St. Vincent Evansville Foundation, 3700 Washington Avenue, Evansville, IN 47750. You may also become a member through our online membership form. We accept VISA, MasterCard, and Discover.
St. Vincent Fishers Foundation
Celebrate the Spirit of Caring with an act of caring. There are many ways to give – your time and talent, or your treasure.
When you give to our foundation, you support programs that help our neediest neighbors live better lives, in body, mind and spirit. When we all work together, there’s no telling what we can do.
Donate
We accept gifts of any amount and through a variety of ways. Each type of gift provides tax or income benefits to the donor or the donor's family or heirs. Types of gifts include:
Cash gifts
Bequests
Real Estate
Life Insurance
Securities
Planned Gifts
Gifts may be made as one-time payments with cash, check or credit card, or as multiple-year pledges. Gifts are tax deductible.
St. Vincent Foundation
Serving St. Vincent Indianapolis, St. Vincent Carmel, St. Vincent Fishers, St. Vincent Womens & NICU, St. Vincent Cardiovascular Research Institute, and Peyton Manning Children's Hospital at St. Vincent Indianapolis
St. Vincent Foundation raises funds from grateful patients and their families, corporate and foundation contributors, physicians, nurses and staff, and from the community to benefit St. Vincent and its patients. We solicit and manage donations for a variety of projects, including programs such as the Pet Ministry, newborn intensive care unit and medical research, as well as capital projects, medical equipment and technology. Through Foundation funds, we are able to provide additional patient care for people who are sick and can't afford to pay for their care.
You can give the gift of hope. Good health is basic to the physical, social and spiritual well-being of all people. You can play a vital role in providing hope for a cure, for healing and for restoration of health to thousands through your support of the St. Vincent Foundation.
The St. Vincent Foundation provides support and grants to fund a wide range of hospital-related initiatives, all focused on helping those in need. From funding charity care to supporting the greatest needs for the Hospital at any one point in time, the St. Vincent Foundation depends on donor support. Nearly 100 percent of your gift benefits St. Vincent patients through medical research, education, technology, equipment, programs and services.
Learn more about ways to give, tributes, events and volunteering.
St. Vincent Jennings Foundation
The St. Vincent Jennings Foundation, Inc. was incorporated as a 501(c) 3 organization on Jan. 30, 2006, to further the philosophy and mission of St. Vincent Jennings philosophy and mission of healing and services to the sick and poor, and to raise funds for the charitable purposes of the Hospital.
Today, all hospitals face a similar challenge in meeting the needs of their patients while dealing with the costs of rapid technological advances and cutbacks in funding. The Foundation helps bridge that gap.
St. Vincent Jennings Foundation is currently raising funds for a blanket warmer and reclining chairs for the inpatient unit and other projects for St. Vincent Jennings. Funding important projects to benefit the patients of St. Vincent Jennings would not be possible without your ongoing support and contributions. We thank you most sincerely for your support. For additional information, please send us an Email request.
Donate
To donate to St. Vincent Jennings Foundation, please mail your donations to:
St. Vincent Jennings Foundation, Inc. c/o Leslie Mullis, Foundation Director 301 Henry Street North Vernon, IN 47265
Donations to St. Vincent Jennings Foundation are tax deductible to the extent allowed by law. The Foundation thanks you most sincerely for your thoughtful generosity. If you have any questions, please call Leslie Mullis, Foundation Director, at 812-352-4210.
News, Special Events, & Giving Opportunities
Memorial Christmas Tree in the St. Vincent Jennings Hospital Lobby—purchase ornaments to memorialize or honor your loved ones and friends.
Circle of Hope
Leadership Giving Program
For information about Memorial Christmas Tree ornaments or the Circle of Hope for leadership giving to the Foundation, and special recognition at various giving levels, Contact Seda Arzumanyan, Foundation Manager at seda.arzumayan@ascension.org or call 812-352-4211, Foundation Director.
St. Vincent Kokomo Foundation
Cancer Center capital campaign - Together We Give Hope
To give to the "Together We Give Hope" Cancer Center campaign, go to give.stvincent.org/kokomocancercenter. You may also watch our video to learn the story of Katy Lewis, a stage 2 breast cancer survivor who received treatment at the Cancer Center at Ascension St. Vincent Kokomo.
Make a Donation
St. Vincent Kokomo Foundation
1907 W. Sycamore
Kokomo, IN 46901
OR
You can make a gift online and choose the fund. Currently, the Capital Equipment fund is our greatest need. Your gift to the St. Vincent Kokomo Foundation is tax deductible to the extent allowable by law.
Since 1913, the mission at St. Vincent Kokomo has been to serve all persons, with special attention to the poor and vulnerable. The St. Vincent Kokomo Foundation is a separately incorporated not-for-profit organization that exists solely to develop resources that support St. Vincent Kokomo and allow the hospital to fulfill its mission. The Foundation solicits and manages charitable gifts for a wide variety of projects, including new equipment and facilities, continuing medical education, and direct patient care for those who cannot afford it.
Gifts to the St. Vincent Kokomo Foundation may be designated for a specific purpose or the donor may request that the gift be applied wherever the need is greatest. The Foundation accepts gifts of cash, stock, property, bequests, trusts or other planned gift arrangements. Every year more than 700 donors support the St. Vincent Kokomo mission through generous gifts to the Foundation. Often, contributions are made in honor or in memory of a beloved individual. Our donors include patients and their families, employees, physicians, volunteers, community leaders, businesses, service organizations, and members of the community who recognize the need to provide health services to those who cannot afford them.
Governed by the St. Vincent Kokomo Foundation Board of Directors, a body of community leaders who provide stewardship for the funds and oversight for their expenditure, the St. Vincent Kokomo Foundation distributes funds in a manner that strengthens the hospital and the community it serves.
St. Vincent Kokomo has a strong history of private support—giving that has supported accomplishments and excellence over the decades. By staying focused on the mission of St. Vincent Kokomo, the needs of the poor and vulnerable populations, and prudent business operations, the Foundation continues to be a vital force for carrying out the mission of St. Vincent Kokomo.
If you would like to see this tradition of caring for the poor and vulnerable continue, please consider making your own gift to the St. Vincent Kokomo Foundation. Whatever form it takes, your gift will provide valuable support for our many programs.
Through the dedicated efforts and the continued generosity of our donors, volunteers and community members, we are better able to meet the evolving health care needs of Kokomo and Howard County.
When you donate to the St. Vincent Kokomo Foundation, you’re doing your part to ensure that St. Vincent Kokomo can continue to provide exceptional healthcare to everyone in our community, including those who are experiencing financial difficulties. From funding medical care for those who are unable to afford it to purchasing new equipment and supporting programs that enable ever better diagnosis and treatment, the St. Vincent Kokomo Foundation uses the gifts it receives to help St. Vincent Kokomo continue moving forward as medicine progresses and improves.
When you make your gift, you can choose to give to a specific program, fund or clinic that is meaningful to you, or you can place your gift to the Capital Equipment fund where your gift meets the greatest need.
Ways to Give
The Tiny Miracles Wall
Celebrate a new life or pay tribute to babies who have passed away by purchasing a tile on the Tiny Miracles Wall. With a tax-deductible donation of $100 or more, parents, grandparents, family, and friends have the opportunity to purchase a tile for the wall.
The Tiny Miracles Wall is located on the third floor of St. Vincent Kokomo near the Birthing Center.
Buy a Brick, Tree or Lamppost
The St. Vincent Kokomo Foundation has many opportunities to honor or memorialize someone. There are trees and lampposts along Sycamore Street and bricks at the Main Entrance available.
Donor Recognition
The St. Vincent Kokomo Society recognizes the cumulative gifts of donors across the years.
Philanthropist: $25,000 and above
Humanitarian: $10,000 - $24,999
Guardian: $5,000 -$9,999
Good Samaritan: $2,500 - $4,999
The Legacy Society recognizes those who have named St. Vincent Kokomo as a beneficiary in an estate plan. This might include a bequest, life insurance policy, charitable gift annuity, charitable remainder trust, or other planned arrangement that is most beneficial to an estate plan.
The Donor Recognition Center in the Main Lobby recognizes loyal donors who have contributed to the St. Vincent Kokomo healthcare ministry. The display is updated annually to include new donors and to update giving levels.
Todd Moser
Director, St. Vincent Kokomo Foundation
Phone: 765-456-5406
Email: Todd.Moser@ascension.org
The St. Vincent Kokomo Foundation was founded in August 1973. John Fell, John Kiley and Cyril Tetrick were the original incorporators. The first Board meeting was held in October of 1973. The inaugural Board of Directors included president Harry Moulder, Jr., vice president Richard Worland, secretary Mrs. Elwood Hillis, Dr. M. Artis, Richard Blacklidge, Sister Eugenia, John Fell, Sr., Dr. Jack Higgins, John Kiley, Sylvia Mervis and Herb Williams.
Today the Foundation Board of Directors comprises people from throughout the community who work together to provide good stewardship of Foundation funds.
FY 20 St. Vincent Kokomo Foundation Board of Directors
(July 2021 - June 2022)
Jake Brown – Raymond James/Jackson Financial Group
Jesse Carson – Quality Plumbing & Heating
Tim Daily – FCA (Fiat Chrysler Automobiles)
Alexandra Daniels-Durham – Daniels & Alexander/Freedom Financial
Buffey Hedrick – Ind. Heartland Fed. Credit Union
Rhonda Heytens – Aptiv
Mary Hingst – Community Volunteer
Kalena James – LCR Coaching
Angie Jarvis - Functional Devices
Amy Lucas – Bucheri, McCarty & Metz
Dennis Marler – Delphi
Michael Moore – Moore Title & Escrow
Jennifer Ogle - Indiana Tobacco Coalition
Lindsay Ousley – The Wyman Group
Amy Pate – Realtors Association of Central Indiana
TJ Rethlake – The Nice Law Firm
Alice Rexing – First Farmers Bank & Trust
Dr. Ryan Trauring – St. Vincent Medical Group
Doug Workinger – Kokomo/Ho. Co. Library
Jeff Young – Haynes International
Parish Priest: Father Christopher Shocklee – St. Joan of Arc Church
How are gifts to the St. Vincent Kokomo Foundation spent? Below is a list of items and programs recently funded by the St. Vincent Kokomo Foundation. These items, along with others purchased in the past, are making a positive impact on the lives of St. Vincent Kokomo patients and their families.
You can be assured that 100 percent of donations to the Foundation are used for the purchase of medical equipment and services. Not a single dollar is used for operational expenses.
Recent Foundation Expenditures
Ambulance for ER
Baby warmers in the Birthing Center
Beds/carts for surgery
Blanket warmers to make patients more comfortable
Catheterization Lab major upgrade
Clinical ladder to support continuing education of nurses
Comfort carts for ICU
Conversion of 2nd and 4th floor rooms to private rooms
Courtesy van to transport patients to their appointments
Crash carts
Dopplers and other equipment for the Clinic of Hope
The St. Vincent Kokomo Foundation holds a number of events each year designed to raise funds for hospital programs. You can support these events in a variety of ways, including becoming a sponsor, attending the event and making donations to the event. Not only are the events a key way in which the Foundation meets its annual fundraising goals, but they’re always a great deal of fun and a wonderful way to spend time with others in the community to share a desire to assure exceptional health care in Howard County.
For more information about Foundation events, call the Foundation office at 765-456-5406.
Upcoming Foundation Events
COMING SOON – 2021 dates for:
Runnin' the Shores 5K/10K - Cancelled due to COVID-19
Golf Outing - Cancelled due to COVID-19
St. Vincent Mercy Foundation
St. Vincent Mercy Foundation was founded by community business leaders in 1983 with a mission to engage the community in philanthropic support of the hospital. Your support to St. Vincent Mercy Foundation enables us to support new medical equipment needs, facility enhancements; medical education; and scholarships. Gifts can be made for current use or endowment building, and can be directed to virtually any hospital area. We also recommend that you discuss your charitable gift plans with your financial adviser.
All donations to St. Vincent Mercy Foundation remain at the local ministry to better St. Vincent Mercy Hospital, our patients, associates and community. With the help and support of our donors, we truly make a difference. Thank you for your help in our success.
Donate
St. Vincent Mercy Foundation, the philanthropic arm of St. Vincent Mercy Hospital, was created in 1983 by a group of caring citizens in Elwood. We solicit and manage donations for a variety of projects, including:
Medical equipment
Facility enhancements
Medical education
Scholarships
Gifts can be made for current use or endowment building, and can be directed to virtually any hospital area. We also recommend that you discuss your charitable gift plans with your financial advisor.
All donations to St. Vincent Mercy Foundation remain at the local ministry to better St. Vincent Mercy Hospital, our patients, associates and community. With the help and support of our donors, we truly make a difference. Thank you for your help in our success.
Need More Information?
Those considering such gifts should contact our office at 765-552-4768, as well as their own financial advisor, for more information. Please be sure to let us know if you've already provided for the St. Vincent Mercy Foundation in your will.
Matching gifts, employee contributions matched by employers, are an important source of income. Donors must initiate these gifts.
Our development officers may be able to help you determine if your company has a matching gifts program.
If you would like to mail in a donation to the St. Vincent Mercy Foundation, please send your check to:
To make a donation, please send to:
St. Vincent Mercy Foundation 1331 South A Street, Elwood, IN 46036, or call 765-552-4701.
The Landon Guild
The Landon Guild of St. Vincent Mercy was chartered on June 12, 1939 for the sole purpose of raising funds for special medical equipment needed by the hospital and the community. Today, Landon Guild continues the fine work initiated by their founders, meeting on the third Monday of each month from September to June. For information, call 765-552-4701.
Thanks to the generosity of our donors, the St. Vincent Mercy Foundation Scholarship Fund promotes health care careers among
outstanding local students. Students eligible for the scholarships
include:
High school seniors from Elwood, Frankton, Madison-Grant and
Alexandria high schools who plan to pursue a health care career through
higher education.
$1,000 scholarship grants will be awarded.
Please send, deliver, or e-mail to:
Brenda Williams, Executive Director
St. Vincent Mercy Foundation
1331 South A Street
Elwood, IN 46036 bjwillia@stvincent.org
Scholarship winners will be announced at each school’s awards ceremony.
Please include the following with the application:
The application provided below.
Three references from teachers, counselors, or employers. References should include: length and nature of acquaintance, an assessment of the applicant's academic potential and character. References must be on the letterhead of the person writing the reference and signed by him/her.
A transcript of grades, grade point average, SAT score and class rank.
SAR number from FASFA
An essay, no longer than 1000 words, outlining your reasons for pursuing a health care career and your future goals. Please include the schools and programs to which you have applied, and if you have been accepted to any of the schools. Please also include whether or not you have made your final decision on attending a university or college.Please ensure the application and other required information are postmarked, delivered, or e-mailed to:
Brenda Williams, Executive Director
St. Vincent Mercy Foundation
1331 South A Street
Elwood, IN 46036 bjwillia@stvincent.org
If you should need to contact our office for further information, please call Bridget Brewster at 317-552-4768 or e-mail at bbrew002@stvincent.org.
Serving St. Vincent Indianapolis, St. Vincent Carmel, St. Vincent Fishers, St. Vincent Womens & NICU, St. Vincent Cardiovascular Research Institute, and Peyton Manning Children's Hospital at St. Vincent Indianapolis
St. Vincent Foundation raises funds from grateful patients and their families, corporate and foundation contributors, physicians, nurses and staff, and from the community to benefit St. Vincent and its patients. We solicit and manage donations for a variety of projects, including programs such as the Pet Ministry, newborn intensive care unit and medical research, as well as capital projects, medical equipment and technology. Through Foundation funds, we are able to provide additional patient care for people who are sick and can't afford to pay for their care.
You can give the gift of hope. Good health is basic to the physical, social and spiritual well-being of all people. You can play a vital role in providing hope for a cure, for healing and for restoration of health to thousands through your support of the St. Vincent Foundation.
The St. Vincent Foundation provides support and grants to fund a wide range of hospital-related initiatives, all focused on helping those in need. From funding charity care to supporting the greatest needs for the Hospital at any one point in time, the St. Vincent Foundation depends on donor support. Nearly 100 percent of your gift benefits St. Vincent patients through medical research, education, technology, equipment, programs and services.
We have an active Volunteer and Auxiliary Program. These volunteers donate their timeserving in the gift shop, sorting and delivering mail, helping in the Admissions areas, or serving as patient advocates, and in many other areas. Volunteers provide an essential service to our facility and act as an extension of St. Vincent Randolph in our community.
The St. Vincent Randolph Auxiliary supports St. Vincent Randolph Foundation, and provides scholarships for local students pursuing medical careers with proceeds from their Gift Shop.
St. Vincent Foundation
Serving St. Vincent Indianapolis, St. Vincent Carmel, St. Vincent Fishers, St. Vincent Womens & NICU, St. Vincent Cardiovascular Research Institute, and Peyton Manning Children's Hospital at St. Vincent Indianapolis
St. Vincent Foundation raises funds from grateful patients and their families, corporate and foundation contributors, physicians, nurses and staff, and from the community to benefit St. Vincent and its patients. We solicit and manage donations for a variety of projects, including programs such as the Pet Ministry, newborn intensive care unit and medical research, as well as capital projects, medical equipment and technology. Through Foundation funds, we are able to provide additional patient care for people who are sick and can't afford to pay for their care.
You can give the gift of hope. Good health is basic to the physical, social and spiritual well-being of all people. You can play a vital role in providing hope for a cure, for healing and for restoration of health to thousands through your support of the St. Vincent Foundation.
The St. Vincent Foundation provides support and grants to fund a wide range of hospital-related initiatives, all focused on helping those in need. From funding charity care to supporting the greatest needs for the Hospital at any one point in time, the St. Vincent Foundation depends on donor support. Nearly 100 percent of your gift benefits St. Vincent patients through medical research, education, technology, equipment, programs and services.
To learn more about ways to give, tributes, events and volunteering
News and Upcoming Events
Hospital Foundation of Washington County Annual Charity Golf Tournament
When: Thursday, September 27, 2018 Where: Hidden Creek Golf Club 4795 Utica Sellersburg Road Sellersburg, IN 47172
Dear Partners and Friends of St. Vincent Salem,
Hospital Foundation of Washington County in partnership with St. Vincent Salem Hospital continues its annual tradition of the golf tournament to raise funds to benefit St. Vincent Salem Hospital. We kindly invite you to join us for the Annual Charity Golf Tournament on September 27th, 2018.
Your sponsorship (both monetary and auction items/tickets) will enable St. Vincent Salem Hospital to continue providing charity care to poor and vulnerable people and families in Washington County. Charity Care is defined as the net cost of inpatient healthcare provided to poor and vulnerable persons who lack the resources to fully pay for their medical care. In FY17, St. Vincent Salem invested about $894,907 for charity care. We need your philanthropic hands for leading healthcare contributions and support in the community.
Sponsorship/Participation levels are:
Title Sponsor | $2,500 (1 availability)
Corporate Sponsor | $1,500
Golf Ball Sponsor | $1,000
Lunch Sponsor | $750
Team Sponsor | $500
Hole Sponsor | $250
Prize Sponsor | $150
Auction Sponsor | Items
Donors | any size donation
Individual Registration | $100 (you can make your individual team of 4 with a total $400 sponsorship)
The event will be held on Thursday, September 27th, 2018 at Hidden Creek Golf Course in Sellersburg. The teams’ registration will start at 11:00 a.m. Lunch will be provided. We are having a silent auction again this year and will have an award ceremony at the end of the event. Register and make your sponsorship for the Golf Tournament by Sept 10th, 2018. The flyer includes detailed information about sponsorship levels, benefits and registration is enclosed.
For additional information about registration and sponsorship, please contact Seda Arzumanyan, St Vincent Foundation Manager at seda.arzumanyan@ascension.org or 812-352-4211. The Federal Tax ID number for Hospital Foundation of Washington County is 61-6083908.
We hope that you will join us and support for a great day of golf and fundraising. Thank you very much for your consideration.
The St. Vincent Foundation
Making a charitable donation is one way you can make a difference in others' lives. Your gift to St. Vincent Seton Specialty Hospital is vital to the success of our hospital. Donations are solicited and managed for a variety of projects, including medical research, facility enhancements, medical equipment, medical education and patient care for people who are sick and can't afford to pay for their care.
Memorial and Honor Gifts, gifts made in remembrance or in honor of a family member or friend, are a wonderful way to recognize someone's life while also helping the hospital. When you make a memorial or honor gift for St. Vincent Seton Specialty Hospital, the Foundation will send a notice of your gift, without indicating the dollar amount, to this person or family at your request. For more information on how you can make a donation to St. Vincent Seton Specialty please visit the link below.
THE ST. VINCENT WILLIAMSPORT FOUNDATION
There are many ways to give. Gifts of your time can be made by being a volunteer in our Volunteer Guild. These caring individuals donate their time and serve a variety of important functions that help our facility and our patients. Financial contributions can be made as well for hospital charity programs, medical equipment, and designated funds or endowments.
For information on upcoming volunteer events, please call 765-762-4003.
Donate
Tax deductible donations in support of St. Vincent Williamsport may be made in a variety of ways.
Gifts of Cash
You may make an outright gift of cash, or pledge your support over a period of years. Cash gifts may be made by check or credit card.
Gifts of Assets
These gifts include appreciated stock, real estate, life insurance, annuities and personal property. Donations of appreciated assets also allow the donor to avoid capital gains taxes.
Gifts that Generate Income
Gifts such as charitable remainder trusts and charitable gift annuities can provide an income for you or loved ones, while at the same time benefiting the hospital.
Bequests
A gift through your will enables you to support the hospital without losing control of assets during your lifetime
St. Vincent Williamsport can provide information on various planned giving options, upon request. However, larger gifts should, where appropriate, be implemented with the counsel of a trusted professional financial advisor.
For more information, please call:
765-762-4003
St. Vincent Foundation
Serving St. Vincent Indianapolis, St. Vincent Carmel, St. Vincent Fishers, St. Vincent Women's & NICU, St. Vincent Cardiovascular Research Institute, and Peyton Manning Children's Hospital at St. Vincent Indianapolis
St. Vincent Foundation raises funds from grateful patients and their families, corporate and foundation contributors, physicians, nurses and staff, and from the community to benefit St. Vincent and its patients. We solicit and manage donations for a variety of projects, including programs such as the Pet Ministry, newborn intensive care unit and medical research, as well as capital projects, medical equipment and technology. Through Foundation funds, we are able to provide additional patient care for people who are sick and can't afford to pay for their care.
You can give the gift of hope. Good health is basic to the physical, social and spiritual well-being of all people. You can play a vital role in providing hope for a cure, for healing and for restoration of health to thousands through your support of the St. Vincent Foundation.
The St. Vincent Foundation provides support and grants to fund a wide range of hospital-related initiatives, all focused on helping those in need. From funding charity care to supporting the greatest needs for the Hospital at any one point in time, the St. Vincent Foundation depends on donor support. Nearly 100 percent of your gift benefits St. Vincent patients through medical research, education, technology, equipment, programs and services.
To learn more about ways to give, tributes, events and volunteering
WHAT CAN I DONATE?
All donations are graciously accepted, are tax deductible, can be given in any amount, and can take the form of the following.
Cash gifts
Gifts may be made as one-time payments with cash, check or credit card, or as multiple-year pledges.
Bequests
You can name one of our Foundations as beneficiary in your will.
Real estate
Some donors prefer to give real estate as a gift, such as homes, vacation properties, and farms.
Life insurance
A Foundation may be named as beneficiary or owner of a new or existing life insurance policy.
Securities
Gifts of appreciated securities may include stocks, bonds and mutual funds.
Planned gifts
You may wish to plan a significant gift to a Foundation that will also provide you with income and tax benefits during your lifetime or for your heirs. Consult your tax professional to design a plan appropriate for you and your loved ones.
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