Heroes work here.
Giving Back to our Health Care Heroes!
Community members continue pouring in support for our Inland Empire caregivers at both Community Hospital of San Bernardino and St. Bernardine Medical Center.
- Feed the Frontline - meals and drinks (pictures below)
- Yakult- drinks
- SkinIntegra, Inc. - cream
- Taylor McWilliams- baby food
- Give Back to Our Community - masks
- Gavina Coffee - coffee pods
- San Manuel Band of Mission Indians - KN95 masks (picture below)
- Colin Brennan - PPE
- Maheshwari Mahasabha (MMNA) - meals
- Kylie Jenner Skin - several items (picture below)
- See's Candy - 2,600lbs of chocolate (picture below)
- Baker's - meals (pictures below)
- Wahoo's Fish Taco - meals (picture below)
- Yogurtland - frozen yogurt (picture below)
- The Indian Association of Southern California - meals
- Juan Pollo - meals (picture above)
- Gary Sinise Foundation (Gazzolo's Sausages and Delicatessen, My Hero Subs) - lunches (pictures below)
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If you would like to make an in-kind donation to support the work of our caregivers or need more information please contact Dan Murphy at Dan.Murphy@dignityhealth.org or Rebecca McDaniel at Rebecca.McDaniel@dignityhealth.org. During a crisis like the one we are facing in the world right now our work is more important than ever.
Dignity Health Foundation-Inland Empire has also established a COVID19 Emergency Fund to help with the extraordinary costs the hospital may incur in this challenging time, as well as supporting the health and well-being of our front line caregivers. If you would like to make a gift of any size to this fund CLICK HERE.
Light It Up!
Last week during National Hospital Week, all employees and physicians at both Dignity Health Community Hospital of San Bernardino and Dignity Health St. Bernardine Medical Center were celebrated by a special light projected onto each hospital that read "HEREOS WORK HERE."
Thank you to San Manuel Band of Mission Indians, Bill Lemann, and Bob Beeman (pictured below with Dan Murphy and SBMC Chief Nurse Executive Adriana Velasco) for their support to make this special project a reality!
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