Why Give?
Your generosity has a lasting impact on our community. Gifts from friends like you bring the latest medical technology and compassionate care to south Orange County.
Your support ensures kindness lives here.
Providence Mission Hospital and neighbors in our community rely on the generous hospital donations of friends and supporters. Your selfless dedication helps ensure world-class health care has a home in south Orange County.
Working together lifts us all up
raised since Foundation began
raised in 2024 through the community’s generosity
invested in advanced surgical, diagnostic imaging and preventive care technology
supporting the Judi and Bill Leonard Institute for Cancer Prevention, Treatment and Wellness
A Message From Our Leadership
“Those of us who live and work in south Orange County know that when we experience serious illness and medical emergencies, Mission Hospital is always ready. It does not matter the day of the year or the hour of night. As our community grows and advances in medical technology take place, our Foundation board supports the hospital so the hospital can continue to be there for us.”
STORIES OF IMPACT
Lives are being changed forever
Coming Home
Ginny Wetterau carries forth a devotion to giving back, ensuring that her husband's legacy of love and service lives on within our community and the walls of Providence Mission Hospital. We are extremely grateful for the Wetterau family and their years of compassionate service.
Quality of Life Support
“As a nurse, I knew about palliative care, but many who need it don’t know it’s available. I want to change that,” says Kellie. From specialized nutrition to stress management, palliative care focuses on easing the patient’s way through the healing journey.
Guiding Lights
A patient’s journey through serious illness is often marked by stress, uncertainty and the need for complex care coordination. Navigators at Providence Mission Hospital guide patients through every phase of their experience — from diagnosis through treatment, recovery and beyond.
A Second Chance at Life
Interventional radiologist Kevin Burns, M.D., was on duty the day Larry was admitted to the hospital. According to Dr. Burns, 95 percent of those who develop this condition don’t survive, which is why Larry was read his last rights in the ICU. “The situation was dire, and I knew we had to act fast,” says Dr. Burns.
Your Impact
50 Years of Sacred Moments
A Historic Night
SUPPORT OUR WORK
Now, more than ever, our community needs Providence Mission Hospital and compassionate neighbors like you.
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