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Remembering Jack Heiney, an inspiration in service to others
John W. “Jack” Heiney, one of the best friends Community Health Network has ever had, passed away on November 6, 2011. He was 97, and an active supporter of our health care mission for four decades. His volunteerism, philanthropic contributions and friendship will be celebrated on November 14, 2011, at Flanner and Buchanan, 1305 Broad Ripple Avenue, Indianapolis. Calling will begin at 10 a.m., followed by his funeral at 11 a.m. Full story >>
Former Pacers player donates $40,000 to Community Health Network Foundation
9/21/11—At a press conference held today in Los Angeles, CA, Metta World Peace (formerly known as Ron Artest) announced he has donated $40,000 to Community Health Network Foundation, earmarked to expand behavioral health services to Central Indiana students.
The announcement of this donation was just one of eight gifts totaling $299,000 that World Peace and his nonprofit organization, Xcel University, is making to mental health providers throughout the country. Community Health Network is one of three Indiana health care providers to receive a donation. Full story >>
Reflections on our Mission: 2010 Impact Report
Community Health Network Foundation has released its Impact Report, a look-back at the big impacts our family of donors made in 2010. The report celebrates many "mission moments" supporters helped fund, and tells the story of how donors committed more than $4.3 million to save lives, fund medical innovation and transform healthcare. Read the full report >>
Employee Campaign funds a network of support
Contributors to Community Health Network Foundation’s annual Employee Campaign raised more than $354,000 to help patients, families and employees! This year, 733 employees gave because they care and 88 of them gave for the very first time. Full story >>
RJE Business Interiors gift funds patient navigator program
Corporate donation will help coordinate care for patients and families at Community Hospital East. Donor profile >>
Pictured right: Denny Sponsel, President, RJE Business Interiors
Donors help reduce medication errors, protect patients
With support from donors, Community Health Network is implementing an education and observation project to reduce medication errors and protect patients. Full story >>
Camp Erin Indianapolis - bereavement camp
Community Health Network has been awarded a $100,000 grant from The Moyer Foundation to open Camp Erin Indianapolis, a free camp designed for children ages 6-17 who have experienced the death of someone close to them. Facilitated by a partnership of Community Health Network behavioral care and home health professionals and volunteers, Camp Erin Indianapolis will be a weekend-long experience filled with traditional, fun camp activities, combined with grief education and emotional support. Full story on our blog >>
