Sutter Auburn Faith Hospital Foundation provides resources to assure our community the ability to live life to the fullest.

The Sutter Auburn Faith Hospital Foundation was created in 1979 when a former patient left a major bequest to the hospital and a group of community leaders came together with a vision for enhancing our community hospital. As the Foundation evolved over the years, so did our mission. Today we are focusing our energies on meeting the broader health-related needs of Auburn and surrounding foothill communities.

Some of the projects funded and programs initiated by the Foundation include:

• Cancer Support Group - meets weekly to address specific needs of patients and their caregivers as they are challenged with this difficult disease.
• Lifeline - A program that provides special telephone equipment and emergency monitoring to seniors and people with chronic illnesses.
• Hospital Capital projects
  • Women's Imaging Center that provides digital mammography and bone density testing
  • Emergency Department remodel
  • Ambulatory Surgery expansion
  • Infusion Therapy Center
  • Wound and Ostomy Care Center

While Sutter Auburn Faith Foundation serves as the philanthropic arm of Sutter Auburn Faith Hospital, we are a separately incorporated, community benefit non-profit organization guided by a group of dedicated community leaders who serve without compensation. Our administrative expenses are paid by Sutter Auburn Faith Hospital, which allows nearly all donations to go directly to program funding.