RiverStone Health Foundation raises funds through annual and planned giving, capital campaigns, special events, grant awards, bequests and cause-related partnerships with community businesses. These funds assist RiverStone Health in providing healthcare that’s not always covered by fees and reimbursements, enhancing services to benefit patients and their families, making capital improvements, and purchasing much needed supplies and equipment.
We are ready to work with you to assure that you are able to focus on what is truly important – making a difference with your charitable gift by enhancing the lives of people in our community.
As the fundraising partner for RiverStone Health, the Foundation’s sole focus is to support the programs and services of RiverStone Health.
COVID-19 has become one of the top 10 causes of pediatric death in the U.S. Nationally, nearly 1,000 children have died of COVID-19 related illness. While COVID-19 pediatric deaths are rare, tragically, they do happen. Three Billings pediatrician write to encourage parents to protect their children with safe, effective vaccinations against severe COVID-19 illness.
MoreMontana is the sixth worst state for melanoma – the most serious and often fatal type of skin cancer. Sheri Pope, RiverStone Health prevention specialist provides tips for protecting your skin and preventing skin cancer, starting with limiting your exposure to the sun, using generous amounts of sunscreen and wearing a hat and shirt when outdoors.
MoreThe Hospice Golf Tournament supports RiverStone Health Hospice Services. Tournament proceeds offset the cost of providing end-of-life care, regardless of our patient’s financial situation. As the first hospice provider in Yellowstone County, RiverStone Health, formerly Big Sky Hospice, has been caring for patients since 1980. We are the most experienced provider of hospice care in the region and the first to be nationally accredited, assuring compliance with the highest standards of care for the terminally ill and their loved ones.
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