SERVICES
Visiting Nurses Foundation provides a variety of services including a medical equipment bank. Click below for more information about the services we provide.
COMMUNITY
Learn about the projects and events the Visiting Nurses Foundation has in the community including great local fundraising events coming up soon. Click below to learn more.
TESTIMONIALS
See what others are saying about the Visiting Nurses Foundation. You can also tell us about your experience and how the foundation has helped you or someone you know.
Podcast for Good discusses Caregiving
Podcast for Good co-hosts with Philip Kerrigan and Heather Lucas were joined by the executive directors for two charities that make a big impact in our state. In celebration of Caregiver’s Month,...
Visiting Nurses Foundation to award 2000 Astro Van retrofitted with Lift and Power Chair
Visiting Nurses Foundation graciously accepted a donation of a 2000 Astro Van with a lift and power chair earlier this month to give to a deserving family. Earlier this month, an anonymous donor...
19th Annual Golf Tourney
Visiting Nurses Foundation raised over $51,000 on July 20-21, 2017 at the 19th Annual Golf Tournament benefitting hospice patients and their families in our community.
On Thursday, July 20, 2017 several community members celebrated and attending in conjunction with Chehalis-Centralia Chamber of Commerce Business After Hours at Riverside Golf Course Pavilion fundraising event “Million Dollar Shootout” sponsored by Pacific Sports Spa. Individuals had the opportunity to buy shooter passes with an opportunity to win one million dollars. The following day, 144 golfers played best ball golf in the 19th Annual Golf Tournament. Overall the two-day event raised over $51,000 in which all proceeds benefit hospice patients and their families in our community which is an increase from $43,000 raised in 2016.
Thank you to everyone who donated, participated and made this event such a success!
ABOUT US
Visiting Nurses Foundation has a unique partnership of donors and home healthcare providers, working together to insure that home health and hospice patients in our area, will not be denied medical care because of their inability to pay for those services. This relationship is based upon mutual respect and understanding. The need to maintain a high level of accountability for contributed funds is basic to the partnership. Patients and communities benefiting from assistance given by the Foundation are aware of this assistance.