Inland Empire's Emergency Response Fund

Help Us Combat COVID-19

Dignity Health - Inland Empire Foundation has established an Emergency Response Fund to accept donations to combat the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. Funds will help with costs of testing, treating, and preventing the disease as well as promoting community outreach and education.

Our hospitals and caregivers are on the front lines working to save lives and keep us healthy as our communities and the world confront the COVID-19 pandemic. Critical to that effort is making sure our health care workers have the medical masks and critical PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) they need to protect themselves while caring for patients. We are currently accepting donations of new supplies for use by hospital staff, that includes personal protective equipment (i.e. N95 masks, face shields, gowns). We would also appreciate donations of hand sanitizers and disinfectant wipes. Please note, handmade masks are not being accepted at this time.

If you have any additional N95 masks (or any surgical masks) or other supplies that you might have in storage, would you consider donating them to us? Your donation will have a DIRECT IMPACT on keeping our caregivers safe. If you would like to donate any physical items complete the In Kind Donation Form and contact Dan Murphy at Dan.Murphy@dignityhealth.org to coordinate your donation pick up.

Thank you for your generosity during this critical time of need.

Donation Information

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We thank you for standing with Dignity Health and supporting our mission to provide quality care to those who are most vulnerable.

Dignity Health hospitals and caregivers are on the front lines working to save lives and keep us healthy as the world confronts the COVID-19 pandemic. Community Hospital of San Bernardino and St. Bernardine Medical Center have begun launching crisis prevention plans and we are here to assure you that our commitment is to you and our community partners during these uncertain times.

For reliable sources and the most up-to-date information on COVID-19 please visit the links below. We also promise to continue our communications with you as the situation develops.

The World Health Organization or the Center for Disease Control are reliable sources for the most up-to-date and accurate information for COVID-19.
For local updates the San Bernardino Department of Public Health is providing regular updates for our surrounding communities.