The work of Rome Health Foundation
Rome Health Foundation provides vital philanthropic support to Rome Health. The Foundation is a separate 501 (c) (3) and an integral partner in the Health System’s mission to provide quality healthcare with compassion.
The Foundation accepts gifts on behalf of Rome Health and works to fund both present and future equipment and program needs. Contributions of any amount are gratefully accepted and may be unrestricted gifts or designated for a specific hospital unit or program. Contributions to the Foundation are tax deductible according to IRS guidelines.
Rome Health (RH) provides care to over 100,000 residents of our community, regardless of their ability to pay. The role of the Foundation is to continue to provide support to Rome Health so it may enhance quality care while ensuring excellence in all aspects of healthcare delivery.
Rome Health Foundation is currently in the public phase of a campaign for Surgical Services and Intensive Care. Learn more about this exciting new chapter in Rome Health here: Community Giving
The Foundation accepts gifts on behalf of Rome Health and works to fund both present and future equipment and program needs. Contributions of any amount are gratefully accepted and may be unrestricted gifts or designated for a specific hospital unit or program. Contributions to the Foundation are tax deductible according to IRS guidelines.
Rome Health (RH) provides care to over 100,000 residents of our community, regardless of their ability to pay. The role of the Foundation is to continue to provide support to Rome Health so it may enhance quality care while ensuring excellence in all aspects of healthcare delivery.
Rome Health Foundation is currently in the public phase of a campaign for Surgical Services and Intensive Care. Learn more about this exciting new chapter in Rome Health here: Community Giving
Rome Health Foundation Executive Director Chester DiBari III with Maternity Unit Coordinator Dayanlee Rodriguez, Maternity RN Jennifer Hammers and one of Rome Health's littlest patients in a new bassinet funded in part by Excellus BCBS.