by charity meinhart | Jan 7, 2021 | Community Partnerships, MonumentPost
The mission of the Western Colorado Community Foundation (WCCF) is to connect people and organizations with causes that matter. That is exactly what happened when the Community Foundation’s executive director Anne Wenzel connected St. Mary’s Medical Center and...
by Monument Health | Nov 2, 2020 | Community Partnerships, MonumentPost
During the height of COVID-19, many companies felt the heavy burden of implementing the necessary and required changes to help keep their companies relevant while the country moved from in-person work environments to conducting business at home seemingly overnight....
by Monument Health | Sep 7, 2020 | Community Partnerships, MonumentPost
Throughout the pandemic the local chapter of Roice-Hurst in Grand Junction has been a positive force for pets and pet owners. Between May and June, they donated 2,328 pounds of pet food to owners in need; provided 64 nights of short-term boarding for pets whose...
by Monument Health | Jun 30, 2020 | Community Partnerships, MonumentPost
Chances are you’re familiar with the Lunch Lizard—the brightly painted van that makes its annual appearance every summer outside of local neighborhoods, pools, and parks providing free meals to kiddos around the Grand Valley. According to Dan Sharp, School District...
by Monument Health | Apr 29, 2020 | Community Partnerships, MonumentPost
Monument Employees Kelsey Glatt and Lauren Mason Mesa County Public Health (MCPH) recently launched their “We’re In This Together” campaign, because COVID-19 has been tough on all of us, but especially those who are isolated or high risk. MCPH has challenged us—the...
by Monument Health | Mar 4, 2020 | community, Community Partnerships, MonumentPost
March is Brain Injury Awareness Month, and the team at Monument Health wanted to highlight their member and partner, Hilltop Community Resources. For over thirty years, they have given adults impacted by Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) a home at their Life Adjustment...
