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As the philanthropic branch of Fairfield Medical Center – an independent, non-profit health system – the FMC Foundation plays a vital role in supporting access to excellent medical care and wellness programs throughout our region, regardless of income. To MAKE AN IMPACT and become a valued supporter, contact us at fmcfoundation@fmchealth.org.


Stories that Impact

A COMMUNITY CARES DONATES TO CANCER CARE FUND

Representatives from Amanda-Clearcreek’s A Community Cares organization presented a $7,192.45 check to the FMC Foundation’s Cancer Care Fund. This amazing donation was raised through events held during their Aces Against Cancer campaign in September, which included a Chipotle Night, a Walk and Prayer Service, a Pancake Breakfast, and a Ladies Only Night at Clearcreek Country Vineyard and Winery.

TWIG 1 DONATES PROCEEDS OF CANCER CARE RUN

It was an amazing day with a record number of participants – 186. Among the participants, employees from FMC’s Cancer Services staff were also in attendance to help support the efforts of TWIG 1 and our local cancer survivors. Proceeds from this event benefit your FMC Foundation’s Cancer Care Fund, helping to ensure that all patients receive the best possible treatment. Pictured: Members of Team Tracy

MATERIALS MANAGEMENT RAISES DONATION FOR FMC FOUNDATION

The FMC Foundation would like to thank Materials Management for their amazing donation of $4,022 from their recent equipment auction. Your support means the world to us and to the patients we serve!

4-H MEMBERS DROP OFF “GET WELL SOON” BAGS

Hannah Jones, 11, and Nate Jones, 6, are members of the Lancaster-based 4-H club “4-Creation 4-Hers.” They recently dropped off “Get Well Soon” bags for patients who need a little sunshine in their day. Hannah is one of the community service officers in the club and organized the donation drive for the patient care bags. Nate and his fellow Cloverbud club members (jr. 4-Hers) packed the bags.

MORE THAN 150 BOOKS DONATED TO PEDIATRIC, MATERNITY UNITS

This year, girls attending the inspiHER retreat donated more than 150 children’s books to FMC’s pediatric and maternity units. Each book contained a handwritten note of encouragement. Part of the mission of inspiHER is to promote literacy in the community by donating books to children in Fairfield County.

ROTARY DONATION SUPPORTS SUPPLEMENTS FOR AT-RISK BABIES

The Lancaster Rotary donated $3,100 to help fund the distribution of liquid vitamin D supplements to at-risk babies born at FMC. Early access to this nutrient is critical for bone health, and this donation helps eliminate a potential barrier to babies receiving the medication. The Foundation thanks the Lancaster Rotary for their continuing support of our mission to provide quality care to everyone!

SEAN KENNEY & BUCKEYE TOYOTA DONATE TO THE FOUNDATION

“The team members at Buckeye Toyota want to show how much we care by giving back to the community we work and live in. By supporting the Fairfield Medical Center and its Foundation, we are able to help them provide outstanding patient care and programs for our community. ”

 

KROGER’S STARBUCKS BRINGS COFFEE TO FMC EMPLOYEES

On June 7, thanks to the generosity of the Main Street Kroger’s Starbucks, many areas were able to enjoy an afternoon break with both hot and iced coffee. Starbucks wanted to thank our employees for our support of their store, and our continued patience with their variable hours and staffing.


FMC Foundation Impact

2023

  • $3,942.25 for 25 lung cancer screenings for 2023
  • $2,500 to sponsor a speaker for Doctor’s Day, speaking on the importance of humor in medicine, burnout and stress management
  • $3,600 for a patient scale in the ED to help accurately weigh patients who aren’t able to stand
  • $1,006 for bariatric scales to give to patients who can’t afford one

2022

2021

2020

2019

  • $112,964 to support state-of-the-art Maternity equipment purchases
  • $20,000 for ultrasound machines in clinical units
  • $9,998 for two Biim Ultrasound machines to help place IVs
  • $2,170 for infection control soap for patients
  • $1,140 for lung cancer screenings
  • 294 people helped with Script Assist
  • And other contributions