Mercy Health Foundation Irvine

 

Irvine, KY

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FOR GREAT HEALTH CARE
HERE IN OUR COMMUNITY.

Mercy Health — Irvine, KY

Our donors ensure Mercy Health Marcum and Wallace Hospital can always provide excellent health care, close to home. Because traveling nearly an hour away for medical care can be a burden, we're here in Estill, Lee and Powell counties to serve you, your family and your neighbors. We depend on donations to offer the latest life-saving technology and the most experienced, compassionate health care team you've come to expect at Marcum and Wallace Hospital. Let your passion and interests guide your giving by directing your donation to a program or service that is meaningful to you.

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Make Your Gift Go Twice as Far

This holiday season, matching funds will double your gift to Mercy Health Foundation Irvine. Your donation will go twice as far to fund lifesaving programs, improve patient care, and save lives at Mercy Health, thanks to the Philanthropic Supporters Matching Fund. Only available until December 31st or until we reach the $20,000 goal!

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Your Impact

Your Support in Action

Mercy Health Foundation Irvine is committed to providing the highest quality health care within the communities we serve in rural eastern Kentucky. Thanks to our generous donors, that care includes a rapid response team for critical emergencies, life-saving equipment and outreach programs. Donors ensure these communities have access to specialty services—like innovative occupational, physical and speech therapy—and treatment programs for those overcoming drug and alcohol addictions, without traveling far distances.

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Estine Tipton’s Story

As a member of the hospital auxiliary, Estine Tipton is passionate about the care Mercy Health — Marcum and Wallace Hospital provides. She’s especially grateful for the outpatient infusion clinic donors support with their gifts.

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Jeff Hix’s Story

When Jeff Hix experienced intense abdominal pain and vomiting last June, he immediately feared the worst. He has experienced a small bowel obstruction before. Despite being in significant discomfort, he drove himself to the Mercy Health — Marcum and Wallace Hospital emergency department.

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Meet Ellen Stotts

Ellen Stotts is on the front lines of health care at her hospital. She is the director of nursing at Mercy Health – Marcum and Wallace Hospital. Every day, Ellen sees the needs in patients, in the community, in the hospital, and in the nurses that she manages.

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Meet Buddy Wilton

Gratitude inspires E. Carlton “Buddy” Wilton, Jr. to give to the Foundation. And over the years he has learned a few tricks to maximize his generosity to have the greatest impact. Learn more about how Buddy uses several ways to donate, now and in the future. These “blended” donations allow him to give more than he could by making cash gifts alone and provide important tax benefits.

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Susan Hawkins’ Story

Susan gives to the Greatest Need Fund so that Mercy Health - Marcum and Wallace Hospital can keep up with the changing needs of her community.

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Meet Danny Cox

A lifelong construction worker, Danny needed both hip and knee replacements. Thanks to you, he's getting excellent physical therapy at Mercy Health - Marcum and Wallace Hospital's outpatient rehabilitation program.

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Annual “Boots & Bling” – Stepping Out for Healthier Communities Event Raises $73,000+

Mercy Health Foundation Irvine's annual Boots & Bling charity event raised $73,000, with proceeds going toward the development and implementation of a cardiopulmonary disease program, a critical need for the Eastern Kentucky community.
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