On May 28, 2009 the Sequoia Hospital Foundation, the fundraising arm of Sequoia Hospital, announced the launch of a $15 million, community-wide campaign to help pay to construct and equip the new Sequoia Hospital.
Sequoia is building a new hospital at its historic site in Redwood City, at the intersection of Alameda de las Pulgas and Whipple Avenue. The new hospital will be a full-service, 148,000 square foot, four-story building located in the center of the Sequoia campus adjacent to the existing hospital facility.
The projected total cost to build the new Sequoia hospital is $240 million. This total cost will be met by a collaborative financing plan that calls for $75 million funded by Catholic Healthcare West, $75 million from Sequoia Hospital, $75 million from the Sequoia Healthcare District and $15 million from philanthropic contributions raised by the Sequoia Hospital Foundation.
“In order to raise $15 million in philanthropy, the Sequoia Hospital Foundation is conducting an area-wide fundraising campaign with a goal of $20 million - a minimum of $15 million for the new building and $5 million for cutting-edge medical equipment and technology,” said Deanna Dooley, former chair of the Sequoia Hospital Foundation.
To learn how you can become involved please call the Sequoia Hospital Foundation office at (650) 367-5657.
