St. Luke's Elmore Foundation
When you give to our foundation, you make an investment in community health.
Invest in the Health of Elmore
Your gift helps us provide the exceptional healthcare the people of our community deserve, ensuring that vital services are available close to home. There are many ways to support our hometown healthcare resources, such as making a financial gift, attending events, or volunteering your time. Everyone has a unique contribution to make, and we encourage you to get involved.
GIVING
Your Generosity Changes Lives
Every gift makes a difference, no matter the size. When you give to St. Luke's, you can choose if your donation goes to a local project or any St. Luke's initiative, in a way that's meaningful to you.
HOW TO GET INVOLVED
Volunteer at St. Luke's
Become a volunteer at St. Luke’s Elmore and make a difference every day in the lives of others. As a volunteer, you’ll help make St. Luke’s Elmore a friendly, warm, and welcoming place for patients and their families. Whether it’s a happy event, like the birth of a new baby, or a stressful one, like a serious illness, you can touch the lives of others when they need you most. You’ll earn not only their trust, but the trust of our staff of care providers as well.
Everyone has something unique to offer. How about you?
Funding Priorities at St. Luke's Elmore
You can designate your gift to go to a specific area (like our patient assistance fund) or to an area of greatest need, whatever is most meaningful to you.
- St. Luke's Heart: bringing advanced cardiac technology to Elmore (e.g., echocardiogram machines)
- Patient Assistance: Provides for emergency patient needs (e.g., lodging, prescriptions, fuel, food, taxis)
- St. Luke’s Breast Cancer Detection Center: 3D mammography/free mammograms for the underserved
- Education Scholarship: Scholarships for high school seniors and St. Luke’s Elmore employees
- Long Term Care: Provides for the needs of residents (e.g., lifting recliners)
- Pediatric Fund: Supports the needs of children in Elmore County (e.g., bilirubin tester for newborns, etc.)
- Building and Equipment
- St. Luke's Elmore Emergency Department
- Area of Greatest Need
Local Fundraisers
Elmore Annual Golf Classic and Silent Auction
St. Luke's Elmore Annual Golf Classic benefits the community of Mountain Home and Elmore County.
Making a Difference
Community Health & EngagementSt. Luke's, Mountain Home grassroots efforts helping to raise mental health awareness
St. Luke’s Community Health and Engagement and Elmore Foundation have partnered to fund and develop “Help is Here!” — a bilingual suicide prevention, emotional and mental health support resource guide for folks in Elmore County.
Foundation Details
St. Luke's Elmore Foundation encourages excellence in local health care by providing funding for new equipment and health care-related projects that meet the strategic needs of St. Luke's Elmore Medical Center. We are a non-profit 501(c)(3) corporation dedicated to community and financial support for St. Luke's Elmore Medical Center.
Established in 2001 as the Elmore Foundation, we owe our existence to a handful of dedicated individuals who made a commitment to the community to ensure that Elmore Medical Center (now St. Luke's Elmore) continued to provide quality health care close to home.
The Foundation has accomplished much in our short history, including funding our Long Term Care Unit patient van and mechanical patient lift, helipad construction, portable bone densitometer, defibrillator, C-arm digital x-ray machine, infant warmer, colonoscope, and new ventilator.
Upcoming Events Supporting Our Foundations
The Luke Award
The Luke Award recognizes extraordinary commitment to fundraising efforts for the Children's Hospital.
Scramble for the Kids - Benefiting St. Luke’s Children’s Hospital
If you’re a golfer, join us for the annual Scramble for the Kids golf tournament, benefiting St. Luke’s Children’s Hospital.
Ralph J. Comstock Jr. Light of Philanthropy Award
The Light of Philanthropy Award is given annually to reflect the spirit and philanthropic leadership of the late Ralph J. Comstock, Jr.