Serving Lodi for 35 Years
Since 1980 LMHF has raised and contributed several million dollars to Lodi Health and the community. A $10,000,000 campaign was completed in 2012 to construct the new South Tower of the hospital. With the recent affiliation with Adventist Health the Lodi Memorial Hospital Foundation will continue to support the hospital in every way and anticipates significant needs for the future. Read More.
Helping our Kids
In 2016 Lodi Memorial launched a new focus on children and partnered with the Leadership Lodi Class of 2016 to remodel a portion of the Emergency Department. In 2017 we will upgrade our Neonatal Department to Level II and dedicate rooms for children in Surgery and Med-Surg. Your gifts are critical to making this happen and every gift helps.
Please consider helping children like Lilly. Donations are tax deductible during the year given and will support our pediatric programs in 2017. Thank you for your generosity.
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LIfetime Annual Giving Circle
The Lifetime Annual Giving Circle is a donor opportunity to make recurring annual gifts to Lodi Memorial Hospital Foundation, to achieve its mission of improving healthcare in our community each and every year. Annual gifts allow LMHF to reliably plan program support and equipment funding throughout the year and to assure the hospital that funds will be available for specialized equipment purchases that require longer lead times. Read More
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Volunteer Opportunities
Volunteers are the life blood of any organization and Lodi Memorial Hospital Foundation is no different. We need volunteers for each of our annual events and could use assistance on other projects as well. If you would like to join our team and support the mission of improving health in Lodi please contact Carolyn Hoff at 209-339-7833 or choff@lodihealth.org or drop by the office to chat about your interest. Read More
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Healing Garden Tribute Wall
The Tribute Wall in the peaceful Healing Garden Court at Lodi Memorial Hospital has undergone an upgrade and redesign. The former etched granite tiles have been replaced with permanent bronze plaques which contain raised lettering on a black background. These new plaques have been placed in an alternating pattern to reveal much of the lovely granite and create a background for the bronze memorial.Read more
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