Compassion Unites Us

Redlands Community Hospital
Employee Giving Campaign

Compassion Unites Us - Redlands Community Hospital employee donors

When you join the Compassion Unites Us employee giving campaign, you play a vital role in supporting the Redlands Community Hospital’s mission to offer high-quality care and enhance community health. Your generosity helps provide essential resources and services, reflecting a deep commitment to the hospital’s values and mission. By giving together, you and other hospital employees unite to create a supportive and caring environment that resonates throughout the hospital, demonstrating that compassion is at the heart of your work. This collective effort not only strengthens Redlands Community Hospital’s ability to serve those in need but also fosters a sense of unity and shared purpose among all who are dedicated to making a difference. Join today!

This year’s employee giving campaign is to benefit the construction of the new Radiation Oncology Center.

How to Join the Compassion Unites Us Employee Giving Campaign

The 30-Minute Club

RCHF’s 30-Minute Club brings together RCH employees who generously contribute at least 30 minutes of their pay each pay period. This collective effort supports and unites both our fellow team members and our patients.

Employees who sign up for the 30-Minute Club will be recognized with a plaque in the new Radiation Oncology Center.

Make a One-Time Gift either by check or credit card
Enroll in a Payroll Deduction of your chosen amount

All employees who give to the Compassion Unites Us employee giving campaign will receive Compassion Unites Us branded merchandise and also a free drink at Corbett’s Coffee.

Pledge Form

Employee Testimonials

Debbie McNew "You donate to some organizations and you don't know where the money is going or whether it will end up in someone's pocket. With Redlands, I don't feel it's going into someone's pocket - I feel it's actually going to help care for the patients."

— Debbie McNew

Michael Hix "For more than 100 years the hospital has survived and thrived because of the community support it receives. I would tell anyone that if you want to continue and flourish, then you should definitely support Redlands Community Hospital."

— Michael Hix

Sharon Ash “I have had family members who have been patients, and I have been hospitalized twice in the past three years and I couldn’t have asked for better patient care. Because of the wonderful compassionate care that I received, it makes me want even more to give back by donating to the Foundation...We should all be proud of where we work and want to be involved in helping the hospital prosper. Community hospitals truly need our donations."

— Sharon Ash

"My role as an employee is to contribute to the overall success of Redlands Community Hospital, giving to the Foundation helps ensure our continuous growth."

— Brian Tipton