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To meet current and future cancer patient needs, we are raising $30 million and launching an expansion project in 2023 which will:
The project’s phases allow for uninterrupted care, include 28,000 square-feet in new construction and 18,000 square-feet in renovated space, and will be completed in fall 2025. The expansion will create jobs in construction and health care, improve recruitment and retention of medical staff, reduce travel time for patients and their families, and use materials that minimize our carbon footprint.
Learn more at https://give.mainegeneral.org/expand.
Oct. 7, 2023: MaineGeneral’s annual Day of Hope brings our region together to honor and fundraise for our cancer community! The event features a beautiful 1.8-mile “Walk for Hope” in Augusta, an inspirational ceremony, cancer and prevention education, a Kids’ Zone, health screenings and integrative therapy sessions – all while raising critical funding for the Harold Alfond Center for Cancer Care to continue serving patients from across Maine. Form a team from your business, attend as a cancer survivor/fighter or even compete for the title of top fundraiser. Help show your friends and neighbors that no one has to fight cancer alone!
To register and learn more, visit https://give.mainegeneral.org/hope. Fundraising is not required and zero-cost registrations are available.
MaineGeneral’s Day of Hope is the primary volunteer opportunity benefiting the Harold Alfond Center for Cancer Care. With thousands of attendees each year, volunteers definitely make the Day of Hope a success!
Additional volunteer opportunities exist in many departments across the MaineGeneral Health system.
To learn more or to sign up, visit https://www.mainegeneral.org/about-us/volunteering.
Matt Tardiff, Vice Chair, J.S. McCarthy Printers
Amy Rico, MD, President of Medical Staff, MaineGeneral Medical Center
Deirdre Heersink, DO, Vice President of Medical Staff, MaineGeneral Medical Center/MaineGeneral Rehabilitation and Long Term Care
Terry Brann, Treasurer, MaineGeneral Health
Julie Wilder Greene, Secretary, MaineGeneral Health
Stephanie Bartholomew, MD MaineGeneral Medical Center
Scott Bullock, retired former President of MaineGeneral
Greg Feero, MD, Maine-Dartmouth Family Medicine
Janice Kassman, Kassman Consulting
Peter Mills, Mills, Shay, Lexier & Talbot
Michele Pelletier, Performance Food Group
Joe Purington, Central Maine Power
Scott Small, Wipfli LLP
Established: 2007
Employees: 110
Annual revenue: $191,631,419
70.4% MaineCare, Medicaid, Tricare
23.7% Commercial insurance
5.4% Other
0.3% Individual and corporate donations
0.2% Government and foundation grants
MaineGeneral Office of Philanthropy: P.O. Box 828, Waterville, ME 04903
(207) 626-1809
www.mainegeneral.org/expand
Twitter: @MaineGeneral
Instagram: @MaineGeneral
YouTube: @MaineGeneralHealth97
Women’s Choice Award: Best Hospitals, Cancer Care; Commission on Cancer and American College of Radiology Accredited; American College of Radiology Breast Imaging Center of Excellence; American Society of Clinical Oncology’s Quality Oncology Practice Initiative; U.S. News and World Report High Performing Hospital, Lung Cancer Surgery; and more!
The Harold Alfond Center for Cancer Care’s mission is to save the lives of people in Maine and lower the death rate from cancer in the Kennebec Valley and beyond. We now care for more than 2,000 new patients annually from across Maine, more than double the facility’s originally-intended capacity..
Patients from all of Maine’s 16 counties are served by the Harold Alfond Center for Cancer Care. The majority are from Kennebec and Somerset counties.
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