Donations given to the Foundation are used to purchase medical equipment, fund research, provide healthcare scholarships, and assist Kadlec patients and programs. (See below for a listing of 2008 fundings).
Gifts may be made in memory of a deceased relative or friend. Or to honor a birthday, anniversary, graduation, wedding or any event that calls for a special gesture. These tax-deductible gifts may also be a simple way to share appreciation for a special kindness shown or excellent care received.
The Foundation is governed by a board of community volunteers who generously contribute their time and money.
Provided funding for initial construction costs for the new Pediatrics Center. |
$367,911 |
Provided financial assistance to employees during crisis situations to meet daily living expenses (from Kadlec employee payroll
deduction donations). |
$42,101 |
Supported students in our community pursuing healthcare careers by providing 15 scholarships. |
$31,200 |
Provided funding for the purchase of a pediatric ventilator for the Emergency Department. |
$26,893 |
Obtained funding and sponsorships for community wide child safety programs through the Benton Franklin Safe Kids Coalition. |
$21,818 |
Provided funding for the purchase of the Endotool software to benefit diabetes patients in the Intensive Care Unit. |
$17,000 |
Provided assistance for indigent patients by supplying long distance phone cards, meals, lodging and gasoline. |
$13,816 |
Provided assistance to patients in need by supplying long distance phone cards, meal cards, lodging and gasoline. |
$10,064 |
Funded the purchase of Necessity Bags for breast cancer surgery patients. |
$10,000 |
Provided funding for the construction of a new Wellness Center for the Cardio-Pulmonary Rehabilitation Program. |
$10,000 |
Supported The Neurological Resource Center by sponsoring the annual autism conference. |
$10,000 |
Obtained funding in support of the Chest of Hope program to benefit breast cancer patients (donor designated). |
$9,510 |
Obtained funding and sponsorships for pain management educational programs for clinical professionals. |
$9,084 |
Purchased book shelves and cabinets for The Chapel (donor designated gift). |
$4,254 |
Provided funding for cardiopulmonary rehabilitation patients unable to pay for treatment. |
$3,759 |
$587,410*
*Includes an additional $6,085 for additional hospital projects and programs to benefit patients and their families. |
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