Your Gifts at Work
Gifts to the Valley Health Foundations and Development Funds support a
wide range of programs and initiatives which help Valley Health achieve
its mission of serving our community by improving health. Below are some
examples of the various programs supported by your gifts. We would welcome
the opportunity to discuss ways that your gift can help make a difference
in your community, or in an area of specific interest. Contact us at 540-536-8620
to learn more.
Winchester Medical Center Foundation
The Valley Health Cancer Center was made possible by raising over $10.5
million during the Cancer Center Capital Campaign. Patients and families
can relax in the two-story glass atrium entrance or in the Trex Healing
Garden – both made possible by philanthropy.
Hampshire Memorial Hospital Development Committee
Camp Fit 4 Kidz, an 8-week class held at the Hampshire Wellness & Fitness
Center, allows children identified by their school nurse to learn more
about nutrition, take exercise classes and discover how to start and maintain
a healthy lifestyle now. Thanks to community support, this camp also covers
a membership for a parent or guardian to join their child during the classes
to help make our community healthier, together.
Page Memorial Hospital Development Committee
CPR Anytime Classes are offered at Page Memorial Hospital, free of charge,
to community members who want to learn CPR. After completion of the class,
all participants receive a kit to take with them to share training with
family, friends and neighbors and for refreshing skills as needed. Each
kit contains a personal inflatable Mini Anne® CPR Manikin; bilingual
Spanish and English CPR Skills Practice DVD; Adult CPR & AED and Hands-Only
TM CPR reference card; and a Choking and Child CPR and AED reference card.
Shenandoah Memorial Hospital Foundation
Equipment purchased for the new state-of-the-art Emergency Department at
Shenandoah Memorial Hospital was made possible with the $1.5 million raised
by the community. The new ED now serves the Woodstock and Shenandoah county
area with seventeen (17) private exam and treatment rooms; a dedicated
cardiac care room; trauma room; new CT scanner, ultrasound and x-ray equipment.
All thanks to the generous support of the community!
War Memorial Hospital Development Committee
A wheelchair-accessible van was recently purchased for the War Memorial
Extended Care Unit. This will allow more flexibility in taking residents
to appointments and getting them involved in more community activities.
Warren Memorial Hospital Foundation
Many times, patients are able to continue their rehabilitation from injury
at home, but the cost of the equipment is sometimes out of reach. The
Community Fund at Warren Memorial Hospital provides assistance for these
one-time purchases that can help a patient return to their normal work
and life routines. Examples of these therapy tools include knee, ankle,
wrist and elbow braces; custom orthotics; and therapy bikes and utensils
for pediatric development.