To ensure vascular patients receive timely care, the Baxter Health Foundation has launched a campaign aimed at making a transformative impact in the field.
Baxter Health Foundation recently announced the launch of Phase 1 of the Heartbeat of Hope: Heart and Vascular Expansion Campaign, with a goal of raising $2 million. The campaign seeks to fund a new, state-of-the-art catheterization lab and expand services for patients in need of lifesaving heart and vascular care.
The new cath lab will allow for more comprehensive diagnostic and interventional procedures, enabling patients to receive specialized treatment close to home. Funds raised during Phase 1 will also support the expansion of heart and vascular services, ensuring timely and lifesaving care. The campaign represents a significant investment in the communitys health and well-being.
The effort is further strengthened by the generosity of the J.E. and L.E. Mabee Foundation, which has pledged a $500,000 challenge grant. The grant will be unlocked if the Baxter Health Foundation reaches its $2 million fundraising goal by Oct. 1.
Sarah Edwards, Executive Director of Baxter Health Foundation, says “The Heartbeat of Hope Campaign is an opportunity to make a real difference in the lives of our friends, neighbors and loves ones. We have seen firsthand the incredible generosity of our community through their commitment to improving healthcare in our region. When you donate, you’re not just supporting a healthcare expansion, you’re investing in the well-being of our entire community. Every donation, large or small, brings us one step closer to reaching our goal and unlocking the full potential of the Mabee Foundation’s challenge grant. We are so excited to be a part of Baxter Health’s expansion project and watch it save lives right here in our community. We hope you consider a gift and join us on this mission by participating in the Heartbeat of Hope Campaign.”
Donations can be made to the Heartbeat of Hope Campaign by visiting https://www.baxterhealth.org/foundation/heartbeat-of-hope/ or calling 970-508-1770.
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