Giving/TRUST
Message from the director 
A major challenge for 2012 is providing quality health care to an increasing number of charity patients. As a nonprofit hospital, McCullough-Hyde's mission is to improve the health of the communities we serve, and we take our mission seriously. The weakened economy is impacting all of us, but especially those who have lost their jobs or have no health insurance. When they get sick, they turn to the hospital for care, but cannot pay for it.
Our nonprofit mission obligates the hospital to provide health care, even to those who do not have the resources to pay for it. To offset the costs of this nonprofit mission, we rely on the gifts of those who can give to help the less fortunate. Your gifts, in good times and bad, are invested wisely and used to purchase the technology-driven equipment the hospital needs, and to help educate the professional health care staff needed to take care of all of us.
In these uncertain economic times, we value each gift we receive. Now your gifts to the Hospital TRUST are as important as ever, perhaps more so, as the hospital is providing more charity care than ever before. Realizing that your ability to support the Hospital TRUST may be impacted by the economy, we ask that you still continue to give at whatever level you can. You might also want to think seriously about planning a gift for the future, when the economy may be improved. Planning a gift through your will, a trust, or life insurance might be good options for you to consider. Please call me at 513.664.3850 to discuss the many giving options available.
I like to think of all of our donors as a family, as our "donor family." And like any family, they will take care of you when you need help. In 2012, I ask you to join our family of donors by making a gift to ensure the hospital will continue to offer the best care for you and your family and your community!
Please contact me anytime with questions or concerns at 513.664.3850 or jnickell@mhmh.org.
Kindest Regards,
Julie Nickell, Director of Development
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