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 Each year, thousands of individuals and groups are celebrated
through a campaign inviting the community to honor those living,
remember those who have passed, or show appreciation to healthcare
professionals providing great care.
“The holiday season is a special time when we celebrate with loved
ones as well as honor the memories of those gone before. The Light
Up A Life campaign at ALMH provides a wonderful opportunity to
support local healthcare by paying tribute to those who have and
will continue to show us the way“, said ALMH Foundation Executive
Director Sarah Helm.
You can support local healthcare through the Light Up a Life
Campaign by making a gift and submitting your list of tribute names
between now and December 4. The suggested donation of $10 per name
may be designated to purchase medical equipment at ALMH, fund
scholarships for students pursuing careers in healthcare, support
Memorial Home Services Hospice Care, fund the work of the ALMH
Community Health Collaborative or provide general support for future
ALMH projects.
Forms are available at ALMH. Donors may mail Light Up A Life gifts
to the ALMH Foundation at 200 Stahlhut Dr. in Lincoln. You can also
make a gift online by visiting
www.almh.org/foundation.
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Names received by Tuesday, December 4 will be compiled and presented in a
special online magazine by Lincoln Daily News that can be shared with friends
and families around the globe.
On Tuesday – December, 4, ALMH will host the 31st annual Tree Lighting Ceremony
and Soup Supper. The event will begin at 5:30pm on the ALMH Woods Patio and will
include a short outdoor ceremony followed by a meal. Seating is limited at
supper so kindly RSVP by calling 217-605-5006.
Light Up A Life is a program of the Abraham Lincoln Memorial Hospital
Foundation, a not-for-profit entity organized in 1986 to raise funds for Abraham
Lincoln Memorial Hospital. For more information about Light Up A Life or other
foundation programs, please call Sarah Helm 217-605-5006, or visit www.ALMH.org/foundation.
[Angela L. Stoltzenburg, MBA
Community Health Collaborative, Director
Abraham Lincoln Memorial Hospital] |
