Stories of giving

For the very first time, Queen of the Valley Hospital now has its own private (mobile intensive care nurse) MICN class to train its nurses on providing prehospital advanced life support for emergencies in the San Gabriel Valley.

Miss Joyce Chapman named the Inter-Community Hospital Emergency Department renovation in her trust before her passing early last year.

Largely funded by grants secured through Emanate Health Foundation, the Family Medicine Residency Program celebrated its inaugural graduating class in 2020, which included Drs. Garcia-Ayala, Omoko and Pearson.

Thanks to the generous contribution of a long-time donor, renovations are underway at Emanate Health Hospice to help enable staff members to care for patients in a space that feels warm and comforting.

In the spring of every year, the Auxiliaries of Emanate Health’s three hospitals (Inter-Community Hospital in Covina, Queen of the Valley Hospital in West Covina and Foothill Presbyterian Hospital in Glendora) each awards scholarships to students who are enrolled in a health-related program.

What are the benefits of donating a highly appreciated asset, such as real estate or stock, instead of donating cash? You can save on taxes by deducting the full value of the asset, while Emanate Health can receive the full benefit of the asset's current market value.

For over 20 years, UniHealth Foundation has been deeply committed to helping nonprofit, community-based hospitals and health care organizations in Southern California, such as Emanate Health, meet the community need.

Emanate Health’s three hospital auxiliaries volunteer their time and energy to ensure that Inter-Community Hospital, Queen of the Valley Hospital and Foothill Presbyterian Hospital have the tools they need to provide exceptional patient care.

Earlier this year, Roger Chan tragically passed away at Emanate Health because of COVID. In his memory, his loved ones gave 12 heartfelt donations toward the COVID-19 Relief Fund. Along with their monetary contributions, they shared kind messages and words of gratitude for Uncle Roger's care at Emanate Health.

Chandra Reddy is grateful for having worked at Foothill Presbyterian Hospital for nearly three decades. To pay it forward, he makes an ongoing donation to Emanate Health through the Employee Giving Program.