Community Collaboration

We are proud of our mission to help others and are dedicated to giving back to our communities. In the last three years, PeaceHealth Oregon has given over $4.6 million in grants to community partners in Lane County. And there's more to come!

Here are a few recent examples:

Teen Behavioral Health Services

We gave $250,000 to support the Looking Glass Community Services Regional Crisis Center and an additional $5,000 to youth nutrition programs.

Unhoused Youth Services

We pledged $90,000 to Hosea Youth Service, to help serve the complex needs of young guests, including meals, clothing and a safe place off the streets.

Investing to Improve Health Outcomes

We signed a 10-year, $1.25 million contract to support the Eugene Family YMCA. The funds will help develop a suite of educational, wellness, and health programs for youth, adults and families.

Pediatric Meal Kit Program

PeaceHealth Medical Group (PHMG) committed to a 4-year investment of $100,000 to support Food for Lane County, a non-profit food bank —distributing meal kits to families in need.

Investing in the Next Generation of Caregivers

PeaceHealth has invested millions of dollars over the last four years in nursing programs at Lane Community College and Bushnell University to develop more local nurses and create the next generation of caregivers.

PeaceHealth Oregon Community Impact Snapshot

Each year, the Community Collaboration Committee matches grant funding to community needs. In FY25, PeaceHealth Oregon gave over $2 million to Lane County organizations.

Oregon Community Impact Investment | Community Collaboration

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The Power of Community Giving

With the help of generous donors, our medical centers’ Foundations support our services, change lives and comfort patients in need. Learn more about donor impact in the latest PeaceHealth Foundation’s Gratitude Report or donate now.

Community partners

To meet healthcare needs, PeaceHealth Oregon works with many community providers and service partners, including public health and local emergency services, to support essential community programs.