Planting seeds for a better tomorrow
When activism and philanthropy come together, powerful change can happen. This pursuit has fueled Shawna and Dave Randall, founders of the Cole Parker Randall Foundation.
Category: Community
Champions of creative giving
Celebrating the creative giving champions who help to build a future of health and well-being at OHSU.
Q & A with Kate Azizi, OHSU Foundation president
Get to know the foundation’s new president, Kate Azizi, and learn why she’s passionate about philanthropy in academic health and science.
Curious, clever and a bit tricksy! Meet Rosie
Rosie is a curious and clever 9-year-old who has faced numerous medical challenges, including eight surgeries, which she navigated with the support of her care teams at OHSU Doernbecher Children’s Hospital.
The care of giving
Knight Cancer Institute transplant patients will have better access to life-saving treatments, thanks to an endowed fund from a former patient.
Champions of creative giving
Celebrating the creative giving champions who help to build a future of health and well-being at OHSU.
Changing lives impacted by rare genetic disease
Portland-based band Portugal. The Man performed at Timberline Daydream, an event benefitting OHSU Doernbecher Children’s Hospital.
Hero-Up for Children’s Cancer Race in its 11th year connecting heroes to childhood cancer research
Now in its 11th year, Hero-Up combines Keith’s love of superheroes and Burnett’s passion for running into a 5k and kids’ fun run that brings hundreds of runners and superheroes alike to the starting line.
Nursing alumna advocates for end to gun violence in honor of late son
A random act of gun violence ended Adam Arrambide’s life. His mother, Jesseye Arrambide, advocates to stop the gun crisis in his memory.
The impact of Extra Life at Doernbecher Children’s Hospital
Sam Giles le Blanc leads the therapeutic gaming program for the Child Life department at OHSU Doernbecher Children’s Hospital. Through gaming, he helps to bring the joy of imagination and community to kids at Doernbecher.
