Your Gifts at Work
At Mary Lanning Healthcare, gifts from individuals and families have helped patients, families, and staff alike by providing furniture, equipment, funds for support programs, building improvements, new construction and even therapeutic landscaping.
Our staff works confidentially with individual donors to match their charitable wishes with the current and future needs of our region’s health care. In the end, the beneficiaries of their careful planning are the patients who seek care and comfort right here, close to family and home.
Home Away From Home 20th Anniversary "Shower the Home" Project Update
January 4, 2023 — Celebrating its 20th year, the Home Away From home is a medical hospitality home located on the Mary Lanning campus. The Mary Lanning Healthcare Foundation… Read More
Pediatric Rehab Update
January 4, 2023 — The Mary Lanning Healthcare Foundation is proud to have exceeded their goal in raising $115,000 to purchase equipment for pediatric rehab. Thank you to… Read More
OBIX® Perinatal Data System
April 11, 2018 — Every second counts in the safe birth of a precious baby! Your gift can make labor and delivery safer. OBIX® Perinatal Data System Enhancing the safety… Read More
Special Gifts
April 11, 2018 — Dr. Charles F. Damico Dr. Charles F. Damico (left) delivers equipment to Frankie Beeney at Mary Lanning Healthcare. Dr. Charles F. Damico retired after… Read More
Century Project Capital Campaign
April 11, 2018 — The Century Project Capital Campaign helped prepare Mary Lanning Healthcare for the future with a $35 million expansion project that added or renovated… Read More
As a former school principal, Wayne Moorhead of Edgar knows what a difference a good staff makes.
Shortly after Ron and Kara Faber were married, Ron was diagnosed with cancer, a type that made planning a family difficult. But, Ron said, the excellent, caring treatment he received at the Morrison Cancer Center helped the Fabers embrace the future. Then, when Kara discovered she was pregnant, Mary Lanning was the first and only choice for…
When Hastings College music professor Dr. Robin Koozer was taken to Mary Lanning Healthcare, he didn’t realize he was suffering from the signs of stroke. But a few short months later, Koozer was back to making beautiful music. He attributes this to the quick action by the Mary Lanning Stroke Team.
