LATEST NEWS – Sarasota Memorial Healthcare Foundation

The Healthcare Foundation Appoints Four New Board Members

Kevin Collins, John Groetelaars, Michael Klein and Jackie Tilton join the Board of Trustees.

Patrick McQuillan Promoted to Vice President

In his new role, McQuillan will be responsible for strategic planning, program development and philanthropic initiatives related to principal and major gifts.

Community Foundation of Sarasota County awards grant to support First 1,000 Days Suncoast at SMH

The grant will support a regional Parent Advisory Committee, providing stipends for parent participation.

The Healthcare Foundation Makes History Raising Over $93 Million for Cancer at SMH

Our Leading with Care Cancer Campaign has concluded with resounding success, surpassing our $75 million goal!

The Healthcare Foundation Hires Jeney Slusser and James (Jim) Evans

Jeney Slusser joins the Healthcare Foundation team as a new Director of Development, and Jim Evans as new Director of Advancement Services.

Susan Milman Donates $16 Million to Name Cancer Pavilion at Brian D. Jellison Cancer Institute

Ms. Milman’s donation will be used specifically to support planning, construction and operations of the new pavilion.

Women & Medicine Educational Luncheon Raises Over $255,000 for SMH

The Healthcare Foundation’s 11th annual Women & Medicine Educational Luncheon featured a panel discussion from leading lung cancer experts.

Healthcare Foundation Receives Over $2,500,000 to Support Kolschowsky Research and Education Institute

The Morganroths' gift will help train medical staff, expand the health system’s residency programs and attract and retain top medical professionals.

Philanthropy allows SMH to be state-of-the-art and have the latest and best tools for patient care.

From Vision to Victory: The Journey of the Brian D. Jellison Cancer Institute

The Healthcare Foundation's Leading with Care campaign surpassed its goal, raising nearly $94 million in just over six years.

Revolutionizing Healthcare: The Kolschowsky Research and Education Institute

At Sarasota Memorial, the Kolschowsky Research and Education Institute is rapidly taking shape as a monumental stride in healthcare innovation.

Rafael Ayala Villalba

Watch Rafael's incredible story and his life-saving experience at the SMH Trauma Center.

Nursing Education and Scholarships

The Healthcare Foundation has awarded more than $200,000 over the past two years to help staff and students pursue their healthcare degrees.

Valuing, Nurturing and Developing Our Nurses

SMH has a longstanding reputation for valuing, nurturing, and developing its nurses.

Helping Sarasota Residents of 55 Thrive

Thrive 55+, a new outpatient behavioral health program, was created to support the mental health care needs of people over age 55.

SMH Rehabilitation Services Making Room for More Patients

Thanks to a recent expansion of its inpatient rehabilitation SMH can now offer care to an even greater number of Sarasota’s residents and visitors.

Susan Milman

Ms. Milman donated $16 million to name the Cancer Pavilion at Brian D. Jellison Cancer Institute.

Susan Milman

Ms. Milman donated $16 million to name the Cancer Pavilion at Brian D. Jellison Cancer Institute.

Karen and Jerry Kolschowsky

A $25 million gift from the Kolschowsky family was the catalyst that allowed Sarasota Memorial to break ground on a new Research and Education Institute.

Libby and Jon Soderberg

Libby and Jon Soderberg recently made a $1 million gift to support programs and services at the Cornell Behavioral Health Pavilion.

Janice and Ralph Shrader

Janice and Ralph Shrader's gift supported the expansion of the SMH Rehab Pavilion.

Donna and Jon Boscia

Donna and Jon Boscia's $5 million gift will support the breast health center at the new Brian D. Jellison Cancer Institute Cancer Pavilion.

Bob and Joan Geyer

Joan and Bob Geyer's most recent $3 million contribution to the healthcare Foundation will support services at the Cornell Behavioral Health Pavilion.

Martha and Brian Cornell

The Cornell's gift of $10 million will support comprehensive behavioral health services at SMH's new Cornell Behavioral Health Pavilion.

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