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Generosity heals.

Thank you for your gift! There are many ways for donors to partner with the Mercy Health Foundation to support exceptional care at Mercy Hospital. A gift to the Mercy Health Foundation can help fund lifesaving equipment, purchase needed supplies, support patients in need of financial assistance, or provide appreciation for our incredible caregivers. A donation of any amount can be directed to the area at Mercy that matches your philanthropic passion.

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Give the gift of time

Are you or your company or service organization looking for a way to help Mercy Hospital? The Mercy Health Foundation offers a variety of short-term volunteer opportunities that are perfect for individuals, families, or groups. You can bring hope and encouragement to patients and families when they need it the most.

Contact Lexie Stetson-Lee for more details on getting involved as a hospital volunteer, a volunteer with the Foundation for events or board engagements, or as a volunteer at Mercy Hospice.

Exterior view of the Mercy Hospice House with a view of the desert garden and a sculpture called a wind harp

Mercy Hospice House

Hospice of Mercy and Mercy Hospice House support the end-of-life journey empowering patients to live their final days with dignity and respect. The Mercy Hospital Foundation works to raise the support necessary to cover spiritual care, bereavement, charity care and other expenses not reimbursed by Medicare or insurance.


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Foundation Highlights

Visitors tour the new cathater lab at Mercy

Cath Lab Dedication and Celebration

A recent event was hosted at Mercy Hospital to celebrate the newly refreshed cath lab funded in partnership with donors. Photos from the event are available to view and download.

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Roy Cook speaks into a mic at the Philly Awards

Roy Cook, Philanthropist of the Year Award

More than 50 donors were nominated for the “Philanthropist of the Year” award from Foundations across the country in the CommonSpirit network. Roy Cook, who seeded the Music Therapy Program at Hospice was recognized with the Philanthropist of the Year award.

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Exterior view of the Mercy Hospice House with a view of the desert garden and a sculpture called a wind harp

Local Man’s Legacy Lives on in Mercy Hospice House

Upon entering the Mercy Hospice House, one immediately feels at home. This enveloping feeling of comfort was intentionally weaved throughout every element of the residence’s design, both internally and externally. Elements of the building’s exterior were the vision of local architectural illustrator and designer, Dan Nicholl.

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