Spectrum Health Foundation
Making a difference starts with you
Be a difference-maker
Every day, adults and children depend on Spectrum Health to attain quality care, essential assistance, and—ultimately—improved health and holistic wellness. What you may not know is that we are a non-profit organization, and many of our services and programs are funded through charitable donations.
The collective generosity of individuals, families, community groups and corporations is critical for offering vital services to patients and their families, advancing clinical care and fueling research and innovation.
Change starts with you
When you donate to Spectrum Health Foundation, you are improving health, inspiring hope and saving lives.
Ways to give
Philanthropy takes many forms but always advances the goal of high-quality care for our patients and their families. You can donate money, goods or supplies. You can join your college’s Dance Marathon. You can host a toy drive for kids at Helen DeVos Children’s Hospital. You can name Spectrum Health Foundation in your trust. Whatever option you choose, we are here to steward your gift for the greatest possible impact.
Helen DeVos Children's Hospital Foundation
Philanthropy transforms children’s lives through world-class medical care. When you give to Helen DeVos Children’s Hospital Foundation, participate in one of our events or host your own fundraising event, you’re helping to meet the immediate health care needs of our youngest—and often most vulnerable—patients, and you are helping to build a solid foundation to ensure a healthy future for our future: our kids.
Stories of impact in your community
Giving Matters Magazine
Featured Issue
Giving Matters - Spring 2022
World class cardiac care is saving the lives of children in our communities. Most recently, the Karl and Patricia Betz have made a transformational gift to sustain pediatric cardiology care in West Michigan. In gratitude for their loyal and steadfast support, Helen DeVos Children's Hospital has renamed the congenital heart center to: The Karl and Patricia Betz Congenital Heart Center.
Learn How You Can Help
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