About
About Salina Regional Health Foundation
Through the acceptance and stewardship of gifts, the Salina Regional Health Foundation supports the programs and services of Salina Regional Health Center as well as other community health-related agencies and organizations.
The mission of the Salina Regional Health Foundation is to expand, manage, and distribute assets to improve the health of this regional community.
Established on October 1, 1995, through the merger of the Asbury-Salina Regional Medical Center Foundation and the St. John’s Regional Health Center Foundation, the Salina Regional Health Foundation is governed by a 20-member Board of Trustees.
The Foundation provides a broad array of support for Salina Regional Health Center and Tammy Walker Cancer Center. The Foundation owns the Rebecca A. Morrison House, W.H. and Helen M. Graves Blood Platelet Center, Center Street Park featuring Olivia’s Playground, Donna L. Vanier Children’s Center, and the Salina Health Education Center (home to KU medical and nursing schools).
Our Foundation Supports These Partners
Board of Directors
- Kent Buer
- Elaine Edwards
- Larry Fief
- Dr. Rob Freelove
- Dr. Jeff Geitz
- Chris Giroux
- Mike Haug
- Dr. Sean Herrington
- Stuart Hieger
- Kelly Kitchener
- Audrey Mann
- Jane McMillen
- Tom Pestinger
- Carolyn Peterson
- Joel Phelps
- Mary Quinley
- Mark Ritter
- Brian Schwarz
- Todd Smith
- Amy Stonebraker
