The Ruby Valley Hospital Foundation is dedicated to enhancing and supporting the vital role and mission of The Ruby Valley Hospital in providing quality health care to area residents and visitors.
We strive to develop and manage private support to assure the hospitals financial integrity and the high level of professional service.
Thanks to the amazing philanthropic character of our community, The Ruby Valley Hospital Foundation has completed another successful year of fundraising on behalf of The Ruby Valley Hospital. Last years fundraising event, “Home Town Hoe Down”, raised in excess of $36,000.
With the addition of private donations and bequests our current assets exceed $300,000.
Ways to Give
A variety of tax-deductible methods are available to individuals, businesses, and organizations wishing to contribute to the mission of The Ruby Valley Hospital.
Cash Gifts
Gifts can be made with cash or personal check.
Gifts of Securities or Other Assets.
Appreciated securities, real estate or assets can be sold or invested for long - term benefit of the organization.
Memorial and Honor Gifts
Memorial and honor gifts are a way to honor the memory of a special person or to acknowledge someone on a meaningful occasion, such as a birthday or anniversary.
Planned Gifts.
Donors can also make contributions in the form of bequests in a will or the establishment of a charitable lead trust, charitable remainder trust, or other planned giving vehicle. Contact your accountant or attorney for more information on how to meet your charitable giving and estate planning objectives.
The Ruby Valley Hospital Foundation, Inc., is a Montana “public benefit” corporation and is recognized by the IRS as a Type 1 509 (a) (3) support organization to The Ruby Valley Hospital. Tax # 81-0503938
Save the Date
This year's annual fundraiser, held on July 9th in the Virginia City Community Center, was based on the Soc Hop! The total funds raised are yet to be presented.
Last year's annual fundraiser was on July 25, 2010 at the Madison County Fair Grounds in Twin Bridges. The theme for that year’s fundraiser was mining, acknowledging the rich history of this area. More information will be posted as the event draws closer.