Through community participation, corporate sponsorships, patient and employee giving, the Baptist Health Care Foundation is able to provide invaluable resources to help meet the growing healthcare needs of patients in Central Alabama.
The 2024 Baptist Health Care Foundation scholarship program has concluded. Scholarships have been awarded to 36 qualified students in fields ranging from Chemical Engineering, Nursing, Radiologic Technology and Medicine. Congratulations to these recipients! Applications will open again in December of 2024.
Please contact the Baptist Health Care Foundation at foundation@baptistfirst.org or 334-747-4534 for questions.
As we express our profound gratitude for your past contributions, we also look forward to the shared journey ahead. Your belief in Baptist Health's healing ministry is the cornerstone upon which we build futures filled with compassion, care and transformation.
With deepest appreciation and anticipation of the miracles yet to come,
Tommy McKinnon
Executive Director, Baptist Health Care Foundation
Mission Makers 2023 Campaign Total
A total of 691 team members donated to the 2023 Mission Makers Campaign for a total amount pledged of $170,123!
Baptist Health maintains Neonatal Intensive Care Units at Baptist Medical Center East and Baptist Medical Center South, the highest level of neonatal care in Central Alabama serving 850-1,000 of our tiniest and most delicate patients each year.
Through community participation and corporate sponsorship of our annual Birdies for Babies golf tournament, as well as generous contributions from patient families and loved ones, the Neonatal Intensive Care Fund supplements Baptist Health’s ongoing efforts to provide state-of-the-art technology to ensure our NICU patients receive the best resources possible.
The Baptist Hospice fund provides needed financial assistance to indigent and/or uninsured Hospice patients each year. Baptist Hospice served over 300 patients in 13 counties last year. The majority of those patients were residents of Montgomery, Elmore and Autauga counties. They dealt with a life-changing diagnosis such as cancer, heart and lung disease or Alzheimer’s/Dementia. Our pediatric patients lived with either cancer or congenital abnormalities.
Baptist Hospice provided approximately 13,000 days of care with just short of 1,000 of those days being charity care days. 18 patients without a payor source received the same level of compassionate care, through team visits, comfort medications, equipment and supplies as that provided to our patients with a payor source ($200.00 per day X 1,000).
In addition to clinical care, Baptist Hospice has provided assistance with:
As you can see, Baptist Hospice is more than just end of life care. Baptist Hospice is LIFE CARE.