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Each year the Foundation publishes and makes public an Annual Report. Click here to access the 2010 Annual Report.

2010 Acts of Compassion and Mercy:

• Provided food, clothing and compassionate shelter for 1,782 individuals at St. Patrick House in 2010. Since its beginning 11 years ago, 14,628 men, women and children have been cared for through this unique ministry.

• Life-saving care begins with quality medical research. St. Patrick Hospital is an outstanding leader in its support of cutting-edge research, in affiliation with the University of Montana. Clinical trials in cancer, heart disease, general medicine and neuroscience promote the integration of patient care in collaborations between experts in research and clinical medicine. In 2010 the Foundation began to fund research into the body’s immune response to injury and illness.

• Provided funds for emergency dental care, transportation, living expenses, medications, food, clothing and shelter for patients and families who found themselves in desperate need last year.

• Acquired federal funding toward the implementation of secure patient data-sharing technology in conjunction with the WA/MT Region. We were also fortunate to be the recipient of a grant from the William Randolph Hearst Foundation to fund the equipment for the Emergency Department Information System that will come with the Epic implementation. The Doyle Foundation graciously funded the purchase of helmets and safety training techniques that will be distributed by St. Patrick Hospital in 2010 and 2011.

• In early 2010 the Foundation was given a $10,000 grant from the Breast Cancer Relief Foundation which helped 91 patients and provided funds for mammography screenings for those who would otherwise not be able to receive preventive cancer care.

• Life Flight has served Western Montana as St. Patrick Hospital’s air ambulance since 1981 and will celebrate its 30th year birthday in 2011. In 2010 the Foundation funded the purchase of Life Pak 15, which is a cardiac monitor and defibrillator piece of equipment that provides improved monitoring of our patients.

A special thank you to our 2010 donors who make it possible for us to fulfill our Mission:  “As people of Providence, we reveal God’s love for all, especially the poor and vulnerable, through our compassionate service.”  We are deeply appreciative and humbled by your kindness and generosity.

Life Can Change in an Instant 
We are ready when it does.  The new Emergency Department at St. Patrick Hospital and Health Sciences Center is up and running after generous contributions from our donors.  The Emergency Department Capital Campaign helped us transform the 25-year old Emergency Department, built to treat 10,000 patients annually, to a state-of-the-art trauma services center updated and expanded to meet Western Montana’s growing population. Learn more by clicking on the video link here.                 

2009 Annual Report pdf

2009 Donor Acknowledgment pdf  

2008 Annual Report.pdf