Our Projects
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Our Projects
Alone we can do so little, TOGETHER we can do so much. ~ Helen Keller
2024 projects
- The HRRMC Delnay Guest House Groundbreaking was held on February 27, 2024 at 4 PM. This 10-unit building will be located on the HRRMC Campus at 7164 CR 154, adjacent to the Rocky Mountain Eye Center and Sol Vista Health. The HRRMC Delnay Guest House will include fully-furnished one and two-bedroom units with a bathroom and kitchen. Four hospitality units will be available for charitable, overnight lodging for HRRMC and home health patients, caregivers or family members, as well as hospice patient’s family members who are traveling over 30 miles to Salida. Six units will provide HRRMC employees with affordable rentals for short-term use, while they seek more permanent housing in the area. Construction of this project is made possible due to a generous $1.5 million donation from the Robert and Bernice Delnay Trust. Land and site work were provided by the HRRMC Board. The HRRMC Foundation Board has committed $150,000 of the remaining estimated construction costs. The Picie Hylton Charitable Fund will cover operational costs for the four hospitality units.
- HRRMC Cancer Walk was held on Saturday April 27, 2024. We raised more than $9,400 in funds that were allocated directly to local HRRMC cancer patients.
- Mary Ann Banach Wound Care Center at HRRMC. This new service, to be located near the main entrance of HRRMC, will provide multiple wound care services to include a hyperbaric chamber with pressurized oxygen to support patients with non-healing wounds. The wound care center is anticipated to open late 2024 or early 2025.
- Health care scholarships for individuals from the area, including high school graduates, current college students and specific certified health care employees receiving a nursing degree.
2023 projects
Past Foundation Donation Campaigns and Grants
- 2021: $150,000 towards the ICU ventilation system upgrade
-Grant funded through DOLA
- 2020: $525,000 in COVID-19 Relief Funds to support our communities with screenings, testing, prevention, and treatment.
-This includes community donations and grant funds through the DOLA and Colorado Now/Cares ACT
- 2019 and 2020: $855,000 towards the Buena Vista Health Center clinic and expansion
-Community donations and grant funded through DOLA