OHSU and Sky Lakes Medical Center of Klamath Falls are partnering to construct a collaborative health care building that will support the OHSU Campus for Rural Health, which formally launched in fall 2015. The rural campus builds on existing OHSU resources and programs to develop new ways to meet diverse rural health care needs. The […]
In April 2016, OHSU announced that Gary and Christine Rood, of Vancouver, Wash., had gifted $12 million for the OHSU guest house project. Funded entirely by private philanthropy, the new five-story guest house will provide a supportive and comfortable home base for out-of-town patients receiving specialized care at OHSU. The facility will be named the […]
More than a place to sleep: The new OHSU guest house will create a community of support
The success of the Knight Cancer Challenge was a historic milestone in our race to defeat cancer. But it was not a finish line. The Knight Cancer Challenge was part of a chain reaction. The $1 billion raised will build upon achievements made possible by previous donations, and the success of the challenge has inspired […]
Kate and Craig McCoy have supported OHSU Doernbecher Children’s Hospital since 1996. Kate serves on the Doernbecher Foundation board, and the two have been heavily involved in the hospital’s philanthropy for decades. Their two recent gifts will continue to make an impact for years to come. Hope the Dog The McCoys were instrumental in bringing […]
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