New Bridges for Newborns
A grant helped fund our efforts to ensure children are born healthy and have full access to comprehensive health services, including dental care.
September 2020
The Best Inspires Confidence
In 2018, thanks to the generous philanthropic support of the community, St. Joseph Hospital was one of the first three hospitals in the nation to acquire the new leading edge GE Discoveryâ„¢ MI PET/CT scanner.
Minutes That Make the Difference
Michael Lora woke up on the morning of July 7, 2019 not knowing later that day, he would be fighting for his life.
Navigating the Cancer Journey
When Jane Para was diagnosed with breast cancer, Nurse Navigator Angela Acevedo became her “advocate, guide and support.â€
Golf Tournament 2022
As one of Orange County’s top charity golf tournaments, players will be treated to a day filled with 18-holes of golf, breakfast, on-course lunch, contest holes and more to support the Progressive Care Unit, which will offer an additional twenty beds with a higher level of care.
Keeping Moms Safe
A $142,000 grant from Healthcare Foundation for Orange County ensures more moms receive the help they need for depression, and perinatal mood and…
Philanthropy is Good for the Soul
Shirley Moretti, a donor and friend, said it best. “When we focus on others, we learn about ourselves.†Giving back to others was one of her greatest joys in life — it filled her heart and inspired countless others to follow in her footsteps.
Leaving a Legacy Through Charity
A dedicated and compassionate caregiver at St. Joseph Hospital for decades, Melvin Schwartz and his wife demonstrated their friendship and support for the Hospital by establishing a legacy through a generous charitable planned gift.
Celebration 2020: Change Through Challenge
Happening October 10, this year’s Celebration will be “Change Through Challenge” and Your Biggest Night In! Let us bring the party to your home. Join us and support the future Progressive Care Unit.
A New Procedure Helps Save a Life
Carrol’s physician suggested a new procedure that could help clear her arteries. Newly acquired technology enables the removal of plaque with a minimally invasive technique that does not require opening the heart.
