Riverview Health Foundation provided over $1.1 million to Riverview Health in 2024.
In addition to the net proceeds from various events, such as the Gratitude Gala, these funds are an accumulation of donations and grants from many individuals, families, and businesses in the community. All funds given to Riverview Health will support programs and projects that benefit patients, families, and staff at Riverview Health. Some specific areas include the Courtney Cox Cole Infusion Center, Help for Healing Fund, Employee Assistance Fund, departments serving women and children, and the Acute Inpatient Rehabilitation Unit project.
With a campaign goal of $3 million, thanks to the generosity of its donors, Riverview Health Foundation has raised nearly $2 million towards their fundraising goal for the expansion and renovation of the Acute Inpatient Rehabilitation Unit.
Wiles
“For several years, the Foundation has been raising funds for this important project and will continue working with generous donors to reach our goal,” said Megan Wiles, Vice President of Foundation and Community Affairs. “I am thrilled to share that Dr. Norman and Peggy Mindrebo have provided the lead gift for this project.”
Dr. and Mrs. Mindrebo said they are ready to take part in more funding projects.
“We have been involved in several great projects, such as the garden for the Courtney Cox Cole Infusion Center, providing a maternity suite for patients and the piano that plays in the Noblesville atrium,” the Mindrebos said. “We’re excited to participate in the funding of the Riverview Health Acute Inpatient Rehab Center, knowing what a difference it’s going to make.”
Wiles continued, “There are still many opportunities for others to contribute to this important project and gifts of all sizes will help have an impact on our patients and staff.”
The Heartfelt Golf Outing (top) and the Women of Vision Luncheon (above) are two events held annually by the Riverview Health Foundation. (Photos provided by Riverview Health Foundation)
The growth and development of the Acute Inpatient Rehabilitation Unit will increase capacity to 24 beds and provide a more welcoming, spacious environment, which ensures that every patient receives the care they need in a setting that promotes healing and comfort. The renovation will include modernized patient rooms, expanded therapy areas equipped with the latest technology, improved communal spaces for patients and their families, and enhanced facilities for our dedicated staff to support their ongoing professional development and well-being.
You can help save and change lives at Riverview Health by making a charitable donation. To learn more about the Acute Inpatient Rehabilitation Unit project, visit donate.riverview.org/rehabilitation-center. Contact Megan Wiles at (317) 776-7317 or mwiles@riverview.org for more information about how you can support Riverview Health Foundation and its mission.
About Riverview Health Foundation
Since its inception in 1976, Riverview Health Foundation – a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization – has served Riverview Health in preserving the health of the community through philanthropic efforts and fundraising. Funds raised by Riverview Health Foundation are gifted to Riverview Health for the purposes of purchasing advanced medical equipment and providing much-needed services to patients and their family members.
About Riverview Health
Riverview Health is an independent community-based health system comprised of a full-service, 156-bed hospital in Noblesville, a 16-bed hospital in Westfield, as well as freestanding combined ER and urgent care facilities. Also included are 14 distinct primary, immediate, and specialty care facilities across Hamilton County. Riverview Health provides comprehensive inpatient and outpatient services in more than 35 healthcare specialties and has been frequently recognized for its clinical and service excellence.
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