The Harbor-UCLA Medical Center Foundation, Inc. is a 501(c)3 nonprofit established in 2024 to provide financial support the Harbor-UCLA Medical Center to assist the hospital achieve its vision of being an inclusive health care organization that is nationally recognized for innovative and community-engaged patient care, education, and research.
Mission & Commitments
The Foundation’s mission is to provide financial support to resources, foster community engagement, and promote equitable and accessible health and well-being for our community. This includes the funding of individual patient care initiatives, staff education and development, and community education and outreach to support the hospital’s role in the community.
Partnerships
The Foundation’s commitment to fostering community engagement, and promoting equitable and accessible health and well-being creates a strong partnership with Harbor-UCLA Medical Center creates to support needs of the hospital’s patients, the professional development of the staff, and building relationships with the surrounding community.
Available Grants
The Foundation has invited submissions for funding requests for small projects that will enhance patient care, support patient needs, address psychosocial needs of patients, support provider or resident development, or enhance community partnerships.
In The Community
The Foundation also is supporting several community-focused events, such as the Annual Trauma Survivor Celebration, Back-to-School Kid’s Health Fair, and Cancer Survivor Celebration. (Can include photos from trauma and health fair events)
Helping our Own
Supports annual staff engagement and recognition activities, such as the annual Spring Carnival celebration and Holiday recognition events.
Staff Development Opportunities
Raising funds to create grants to assist staff seeking to enhance their professional development by seeking education and training opportunities, such as to become an RN, Lab, or Radiology Tech
Questions
Harbor-UCLA Foundation is still currently in the process of establishing itself in the community. If you have questions on how to get involved or support, contact us.
Building the Future of Healthcare
To meet California’s 2030 seismic requirements, Harbor-UCLA Medical Center is undergoing a campus replacement project, which includes a 347-bed inpatient hospital, outpatient clinic, central plant, and support facilities.
Highlights
- 2024: Parking structure and support services buildings completed.
- 2026: Laboratory and clinic buildings open.
- 2028: New hospital opens its doors.
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