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Report celebrates outcomes fueled by donors
Community Health Network Foundation has released its Impact Report, a look-back at the big impacts our family of donors made in 2011. The report tells how $1.5 million was used to support patients, caregivers and local communities. Read the full report >>
Employees give because they care
Community Health Network Foundation’s annual Employee Giving Campaign has begun, and Community’s employees are making donations during the month of May to support our patients, employees and the Central Indiana communities we proudly serve. Learn more >>
Major gifts will make major impacts
Thanks to the generosity of many donors, major gifts made during the first quarter of 2012 will fund many important Community Health Network initiatives. Highlights include:
- a $100,000 Employ Indy grant that will fund the continuation of Community’s medical assistant program, strengthening our pipeline of healthcare workers
- a $50,000 corporate donation from Alderson Commercial Group that will provide support for community-based Serve 360° volunteer projects in 2012
- a $30,000 gift from a patient that will support Community’s Hospice program
- a $20,000 in-kind donation from Rollins Construction that will build a new donor wall at Community Regional Cancer Care Center on the campus of Community Hospital North
- a $10,000 grant from the PNC Foundation that will provide flu mist for 500 students at our school-based clinics
Students receive healthcare scholarships
Four local high-school seniors have each been awarded a $3,000 It’s Our Community scholarship, which will help them earn a college healthcare degree. This year’s recipients are:
- Mary Christy of Noblesville High School, studying biomedical engineering at the University of Notre Dame
- Brooklyn LaMar of Center Grove High School, studying nursing at Indiana University
- Annalyssa Long of Warren Central High School, studying psychology at Indiana University
- Weston Wright of Avon High School, studying biology at IUPUI
The It’s Our Community Health Care Scholarship Program began in 2004 as way to develop Indiana’s health and life science workforce by encouraging Indiana college students to earn a degree and seek long-term employment in Indiana. During the past nine years, more than $237,000 in It’s Our Community scholarships have been distributed to 79 students.
