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Springfield, MO

Mission Statement:
To support and improve the health and wellness of Taney and Stone Counties through the programs, projects and services provided by community initiatives and Cox Medical Center Branson.
Service Area:
Taney and Stone Counties
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Funding:
Private Donations, Grants
Annual Events:
Skaggs Classic Golf Tournament, Skaggs Bash, Legacy Grant Awards and Healthcare Scholarship Awards.
How People & Businesses Can Help:
Volunteer manpower, donations of goods and services, event sponsorships and participation are critical to our success.
Tax-deductible donations in any amount can be provided via www.SkaggsFoundation.org
For more information regarding capital campaigns, estate planning and other planned giving opportunities contact Tim Nichols at 417-348-8002.
Volunteer Opportunities:
Anyone interested in serving on an Event, Scholarship or Grant Committee, becoming a Foundation Ambassador, or providing assistance as an Administrative and Communications Intern should contact Victoria Miller at 417-348-8002.
To Volunteer at Cox Medical Center Branson call
417-335-7114.
Testimonials:
“In 1993 we began a ‘scholarship fund’ for Cardiac Rehab patients who didn’t have insurance coverage for the post-event rehabilitation necessary to regain their quality of life. The improvements we have seen in their lives and their ability to take an active role in their own recovery has been phenomenal.”
–Jan Harper, RN Director, CoxHealth
“Skaggs Foundation helps make possible quality healthcare for our community. I’m proud of the facilities, professional medical staff and service we are able to provide to those in our community who don’t have to travel long distance for their healthcare.”
–Karen Hall, Skaggs Foundation Board of Directors
“The Skaggs Foundation Legacy Grant has allowed us to increase patient accessibility, accept walk-in’s and provide same day appointments for patients with acute illnesses. In the first three months alone, we were able to serve 305 more patients -- a 140% increase over the prior year. Now, many more hurting people are finding the help they need.”
–Linda Towler, Faith Community Health Center
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