A mission that matters

Today, there any many companies doing good work and nonprofits that focus on making a difference in the lives of individuals throughout a community. What sets Baptist Health Foundation Hardin apart is the Christ-driven mission that focuses on improving the standard of care and breaking down barriers to receiving it. The value of the work being done at Baptist Health is evident through the support of those within and outside of the organization.  

Employees coming together for a cause

“Our hospital serves over 10 counties, where many patients in the outlying areas lack the resources to access and utilize essential medical care. The foundation actively looks for opportunities to help people in need, regardless of the hurdles they need to jump to do it. Through the work they’ve done for cancer patients to helping an area where one of my clinics reside, the willingness to do whatever they can to make something better for someone else reinforces why philanthropy is important, and why my support matters.” – Susan Miles, Director of Operations Family Care Centers

“In our region there are huge barriers to care, and through my support of the foundation, I can help people in need to have the access they deserve to great medical care. By coming together, we are able to better meet the needs of those who need us. Baptist Health isn’t just a hospital, we aren’t just here to practice medicine, we are here because we are truly invested in your total health, and we will do everything we can to help you get there.” – Kelly Buttici, MSW, CSW, CCM, Manager, Social Work
 
“What I do is personal for me, and I know that it is personal for our patients. Every person is someone else’s family. I know that the services we provide, and the proximity we offer are invaluable to our community. Even if what we give is small, I know that it combines with the generosity of others to make a large impact. Every penny helps us to rise and stay at the standard of care our patients deserve.” – Amy Peters, BSIS, RT (R)(T), Manager, Radiation Oncology
 
“It is engrained in me to want to make a difference and positively impact those around me. I know that while our community may be small, our hospital is mighty, and it benefits so many people. Through my role, I understand that every little bit can help someone, and that is worth it to me. It’s just an extra way to give back even when I am not on the clock.” – Rosie Crabb, Manager, Diabetes Care Clinic