Replacing the Daily Digest, GOBEL identified all publicly announced healthcare gifts in the $1M-$9.9M range. Below find a list of principal gifts that were announced in July 2026.
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$1M-$9.9M healthcare gifts in July 2026:
- Nemours Children’s Health received a $1M gift from the Harvey & Carol Massey Foundation, announced July 1. The gift supports the Applied Behavior Analysis program at Nemours Children’s Hospital, Florida, strengthening supportive employment, swim therapy, caregiver training, and behavior analysis services for children with autism.
- Barwon Health received a $3M AUD gift from the Anthony Costa Foundation, announced July 3 at the Barwon Health Foundation Gala Ball in Geelong, Australia. The gift establishes the health system’s first Hybrid Operating Theatre at University Hospital Geelong.
- University of Mississippi Medical Center received a $5M gift from Jim Kennedy, chairman emeritus of Cox Enterprises, announced July 6. The gift supports the It’s About Time campaign to build a new home for the UMMC Cancer Center and Research Institute.
- Ronald McDonald House Westside LA received a $1M gift from the Rafael and Sharyl Mendez Family Foundation, announced July 9. The gift supports the creation of a Ronald McDonald House in Westwood Village, which will serve families of children treated at UCLA Children’s Hospital, Cedars-Sinai Guerin Children’s, and other Westside medical facilities.
- Pella Regional Health Center and Knoxville Hospital & Clinics received a $1M gift from the Vermeer Charitable Foundation, announced July 10. The gift supports the Bridging the Gap campaign to build the South Central Iowa Radiation Center, a joint radiation therapy and PET/CT facility for the two hospitals.
- Mount Sinai received a $5M gift from Judith and Stewart Colton, announced July 21. The gift establishes the Colton Center for Autoimmunity within the Marc and Jennifer Lipschultz Precision Immunology Institute at the Icahn School of Medicine, advancing earlier detection and precision treatment for autoimmune diseases.
- University of Cincinnati’s Osher Center for Integrative Health received a $2.1M gift from the Bernard Osher Foundation, announced July 23. The gift supports the center’s endowment and the new UC Osher Wellness Suite and John & Carrie Hayden Community Learning Kitchen within the UC Blood Cancer Healing Center.
- CHI St. Vincent received a $1M gift from Grace and John Steuri, announced July 23. The gift benefits the structural heart program at the upcoming Anthony Center for Advanced Cardiac Care in Little Rock, Arkansas.
- Anthony Regional Hospital received a $2M grant from the Leona M. and Harry B. Helmsley Charitable Trust, announced July 23. The gift funds a permanent PET/CT scanner suite in Carroll, Iowa, replacing the hospital’s mobile unit and expanding access to cancer diagnostics for west-central Iowa.
- Tampa General Hospital Foundation received a $5M gift from Frank and Carol Morsani, announced July 24. The gift is the first major philanthropic investment in TGH Brooksville since it joined Tampa General’s academic health system in 2023 and will enhance emergency services there.
- Jupiter Medical Center received a $3M gift from Katherine L. Pinard, announced July 30. The gift names the Katherine L. Pinard Clinical Simulation Center, supporting hands-on clinical training within the hospital’s new Patient Care Tower.
- Peace Arch Hospital received a $5M CAD gift from Linda Wei and Bruce Buchanan, announced July 30. The gift supports the Every Second Counts campaign to modernize the hospital’s ICU and Cardiac Monitoring Unit in White Rock, British Columbia.
- Ajax Pickering Hospital Foundation received a $2M CAD gift from the Jeremiah F. Coughlan Foundation, announced July 30. The gift funded Lakeridge Health’s first orthopedic robot, the Stryker 4.0 platform, making Ajax Pickering Hospital the site of Canada’s first joint replacement performed with the technology.
- South Muskoka Hospital Foundation received an $8M CAD legacy gift from Robert George West, announced July 31. The gift, the largest in the foundation’s history, supports Raise Muskoka, the campaign to build one integrated healthcare system and two new hospitals in the region.
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