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The Prisma Health-Upstate Foundation was established in 2023, and at the heart of our mission lies a commitment to improving the health of the communities we serve in the Upstate. The Foundation connects grateful patients, corporate partners, visionary organizations, and individuals of all ages to impactful initiatives that change lives. Together, we’re building a healthier tomorrow and forging a legacy of compassion and care.
Whether enhancing patient care and services, training the next generation of health care professionals, building healing environments, or catalyzing lifesaving research, every contribution, regardless of size, plays a crucial role in supporting our mission and fueling our purpose to Inspire health. Serve with compassion. Be the difference.
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Happy Nurses Week to our incredible healthcare heroes!
Inspire Courage! Children’s Hospital-Upstate kicks off $6 million campaign
Children’s Hospital-Upstate launched a campaign to raise $6 million for a new pediatric cancer and blood disorders unit that will combine “whole family care” with exceptional clinical expertise and provide more treatment space in the Upstate.
The unit will care for children and adolescents with cancer, blood disorders, and sickle cell disease. Patient family suggestions were incorporated into the innovative design to help families feel more at home during what can be lengthy and repeated hospitalizations.
Hogs for the Cause, a non-profit barbecue competition and festival based in New Orleans with significant ties to South Carolina, kicked off the capital campaign by donating $1 million.
Children’s Hospital #WeCare Campaign: Tune in on May 16!
Gifts of Gratitude
A patient or family member’s ability to express gratitude for the care provided by a doctor, nurse, or other members of their caregiving team can be an important part of the healing process.