As residents of St. Helena, we have realized how fortunate the community is to have first class health care available to it. Those facilities are available only because of past, present and future philanthropy and we are pleased and proud to have had an opportunity to be part of those philanthropic efforts.
Thanks to the generous support of the community, we are fortunate to have great cancer care locally. The Center gives the best possible care. They truly care about you from the moment you check in to the moment you leave. I was grateful to be close to my family and friends during this difficult time.
Early on in my career I discovered the importance of philanthropy. There are people - co-workers, family, patients, who need help every day. I give back to take care of those around us.
This experience has made me really appreciate every single day I have and realize how truly fortunate we are to have an incredible institution like St. Helena in our community. Every person I came across was compassionate, brilliant and responsive.
As employees, we experience the fruit of our incredibly philanthropic neighbors. We also dig deep because we believe serving others is a part of their healing. Giving turns words into action.
A strong local hospital is vital to a thriving community, but it requires extra effort from all of us. Being a part of hospital leadership allows me to ensure we’re going the extra mile to provide the excellence we all deserve.
Every community should have a place where anyone can go and feel like they can get great care. It’s the small town feel, paired with amazing care, that makes St. Helena Hospital special. Our nurse practitioner even postponed her vacation to be there for our delivery.
This is our community and St. Helena Hospital is our hospital. The realities of healthcare are such that we must all do what we can to economically support a hospital of this caliber and make our community a better place for all to live.
We are paying it forward to benefit generations to come and we couldn't be happier about this decision.
The support I received and continue to get from Hospital staff is mind-blowing. I can’t come close to being able to give back what I received.
Life is about purposeful living and giving back. The basis of it all is to make our community a better place. It can be the smallest things that make a difference, and you get so much back from giving. Over the years our team of friends and fellow volunteers has become like a family.
Time and again, I am reminded by staff, patients, and their families that our most incredible asset at St Helena's is our employees. They are our fervent supporters, engaged in many ways, through hard work, kindness, or philanthropy. I LOVE working with our staff and am grateful to be part of this team.
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Our Impact
Over
$122
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raised to support the latest in medical equipment and technology
$1.5
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dedicated to research and medical innovation through the Duncan Innovation Fund
Upcoming Events
Want to get involved? Check out the upcoming events in 2019!
May
30
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Save the date for the Second Annual Neighborhood Table!
Tickets on sale March 3, 2020.
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Featured Grateful Patient
At any moment, your life can take an unexpected turn. Read how St. Helena Hospital supported Leslie on her journey through breast cancer and leukemia.