As the Sisters of Providence did when they first arrived in the Northwest 150 years ago, we rely on support from the community to ensure excellence and compassionate care.
Today, that tradition of collaboration continues. Bold leadership, strategic thinking and community support are helping to make the initiatives of Providence Medical Foundations successful. The Providence Together capital campaign will enhance research, prevention, diagnosis and care for some of the most pressing health care challenges of our time – cancer, heart disease and neurological disorders – and to strengthen our care for medically fragile children.
- Campaign reaches new heights: 77% of our $74 million goal.
- Butch and Caroline Swindells endorse the Providence Together campaign with a global health care perspective.
- Providence heart and vascular research receives $1 million gift challenge.
- Providence Cancer Center supporters Wes and Nancy Lematta’s 2006 gift match program exceeds goal.
- New regional medical research initiative builds on past success
- Gifts direct from your individual retirement accounts (IRAs) to qualified charities are one advantage of the Pension Protection Act of 2006.
- 2006 Providence Festival of Trees Gala Dinner Guests Set New Record for Event
- Community responds to Providence Together campaign’s $74 million goal with $40 million in contributions
- Mary Gill, co-chair of Providence Together Campaign, shares insights on Providence Cancer services and research
- 2001 Miss American Katie Harman Ebner is helping people with cancer
- Joey Harrington and family help Providence look to the future
- Gifts can be made by check, credit card or written pledge.
- Annual gifts are gifts of cash, credit card charges, appreciated securities (shares of stock or mutual funds) or personal property. These gifts may be given each year to provide immediate financial assistance.
- Donors can make an unrestricted gift or designate a gift to support a particular program or project initiative.
- Gifts may be made in honor or memory of a loved one, friend or colleague or to commemorate a special occasion.
- An endowment fund may be created for a specific purpose. Creating an endowment demonstrates a long-term commitment and is most often “named” by the donor.
- A wide range of planned giving opportunities can provide significant tax advantages for donors. Gifts may be made using cash, securities, bonds, real estate or personal property
As people of Providence, we reveal God's love for all, especially the poor and vulnerable, through our compassionate service.
Providence Foundations in Oregon promote philanthropic support of the many top-quality patient care programs and services at nine Providence facilities throughout the state. Through your charitable contributions, Providence Foundations support hospital programs, research, community services and charity care. Your gifts help us minister to the sick, the frail and the vulnerable.