Mary Health Of The Sick Convalescent & Nursing Hospital is a nonprofit organization that is dedicated to providing high-quality care to individuals seeking their services. They rely on the generosity of donors and benefactors to continue their mission of compassionate care. Their focus for the upcoming Angel Society Campaign is on upgrading the Nurse Call Light System and renovating the Window Coverings, both of which have remained unchanged since 1964. The goal for this campaign is to raise $80,000 towards the total cost of these upgrades, to modernize critical areas within the facility.
The organization holds annual events, such as the Angel Society Campaign, where guests can learn more about their mission and contribute to their cause. This year's event will feature The Most Reverend Slawomir Szkredka as the guest speaker, providing attendees with the opportunity to connect with the community and support the important work being done at Mary Health. The organization values the support and contributions of its donors, recognizing that every gift helps to make a difference in the lives of those who benefit from their care.
In addition to their fundraising efforts, Mary Health encourages individuals to consider including them in their legacy planned giving. By adding Mary Health and the Sisters to one's legacy planned giving, individuals can contribute to the organization's mission and ensure that their compassionate care continues to impact the community for years to come. Their Planned Giving Specialist is available to assist individuals in creating a will and navigating the planned giving process, offering guidance and support free of charge. The organization emphasizes the importance of planning for the future and making a lasting impact through legacy planning.
At Mary Health Of The Sick Convalescent & Nursing Hospital, their mission is to provide the highest level of long-term care in Southern California. The community of Sisters, Servants of Mary, Ministers to the Sick, works tirelessly to help residents and their families through personal life transitions with love and concern. Their dedication to caring for the whole person—body, mind, and soul—reflects their belief in the importance of holistic care. Inspired by the words "I was sick, and you visited me" from Mathew 25:36, the organization remains committed to excellence in their care and support for all those they serve.
