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Foundation

Ways to Give

Thank you for choosing to support the Mid-Columbia Health Foundation. Your gift, in any amount, will make a significant difference in helping us build a healthy community. The funds featured on this page represent just a few of the projects and programs we support.

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Cardiac Rehabilitation Fund

Help us ensure that cardiac patients are able to attend the Cardiac Rehabilitation Program. Program participants are led through recovery from a cardiac event or diagnosis by a team of experts at MCMC including the program coordinator, exercise specialists, physicians, physical therapists and dietitians.
Your donation will help patients with things like transportation, proper shoes for exercise, program fees and education. Please make your donation today.

Reach Out & Read Fund

Donations to the Reach Out & Read Fund provide age and culturally appropriate books for children 0-6 years old attending Well Child visits at MCMC clinics. Help us give the gift of literacy to childen in our community.

Celilo Cancer Center Fund

Providing alternative therapies and support to cancer patients and survivors; from acupuncture, to massage, to gas cards and wigs.

Breast Health for Strong Families

The Breast Health for Strong Families Program was created to help care for women so they can care for their families. The program provides:

  • Breast health education & outreach
  • Transportation assistance
  • Free mammograms for those who qualify

Those interested in breast health education or mammogram qualifications can contact us via email at alidar@mcmc.net or call 541-506-6418.

For more information on any of our projects, programs or events please contact us at 541-296-7275 or email mchf@mcmc.net.

Level the Playing Field

Level the Playing Field is a partnership between Mid-Columbia Medical Center, North Wasco County School District 21 and the Mid-Columbia Health Foundation. The objective of the Level the Playing Field project is to improve community wellness, specifically of our youth population. The project will bring new weight training equipment and upgrades to The Dalles High School weight room as well as wellness programs to district staff.

Cardiac Rehabilitation Fund

Help us ensure that cardiac patients are able to attend the Cardiac Rehabilitation Program. Program participants are led through recovery from a cardiac event or diagnosis by a team of experts at MCMC including the program coordinator, exercise specialists, physicians, physical therapists and dietitions.

Your donation will help patients with things like transportation, proper shoes for exercise, program fees and education. Please make your donation today.

Reach Out & Read Fund

Donations to the Reach Out & Read Fund provide age and culturally appropriate books for children 0-6 years old attending Well Child visits at MCMC clinics. Help us give the gift of literacy to children in our community.

Celilo Cancer Center Fund

Providing alternative therapies and support to cancer patients and survivors; from acupuncture, to massage, to gas cards and wigs.

Breast Health for Strong Families

The Breast Health for Strong Families Program was created to help care for women so they can care for their families. The program provides:

  • Breast health education & outreach
  • Transportation assistance
  • Free mammograms for those who qualify

Those interested in breast health education or mammogram qualifications can contact us via email at alidar@mcmc.net or call 541-506-6418.

For more information on any of our projects, programs or events please contact us at 541-296-7275 or email mchf@mcmc.net.

Level the Playing Field

Level the Playing Field is a partnership between Mid-Columbia Medical Center, North Wasco County School District 21 and the Mid-Columbia Health Foundation. The objective of the Level the Playing Field project is to improve community wellness, specifically of our youth population. The project will bring new weight training equipment and upgrades to The Dalles High School weight room as well as wellness programs to district staff.