Clubhouse Offers Welcoming, Fun Space for Kids
Thanks to donor support, the Clubhouse—for kids whose parents or families are receiving medical care at Providence Sacred Heart—is fully stocked with art supplies, toys and even a kid-sized police car.
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Thanks to donor support, the Clubhouse—for kids whose parents or families are receiving medical care at Providence Sacred Heart—is fully stocked with art supplies, toys and even a kid-sized police car.
As people of Providence, Ron and Jamie Rehn felt compelled to support the community where they raised their family, grew their careers and made close friendships. A legacy gift in their estate plans will allow future generations access to compassionate care at Mount Carmel Hospital in their time of need.
“I love every kid that has to go to the hospital and want them to live a happy life,” seven-year-old heart surgery patient Finnley Nixon told her mom. She raised $281 for Providence Sacred Heart Children's Hospital at a local golf tournament.
To celebrate 10 years from the day her life changed forever, grateful Providence patient Jamie Turner and her parents, Phil and Diane Ohl, made a generous $10,000 gift in honor of the life-saving care she received.
Renee Witmer, a certified child passenger safety technician instructor with Providence, offers a judgment-free zone to help navigate car seat installation and make sure children are safely strapped in.
K-9 Sarge patrols the floors of Providence Sacred Heart Medical Center, as he and his handler Pat McKenna make their rounds.
The K-9 security team, the first in Washington state, began in 2019 and is supported in part by gifts to Providence Inland Northwest Foundation. Its primary purpose is to reduce workplace violence, provide officers an effective deterrent tool and provide an enhanced sense of safety to caregivers, patients and visitors.