Hoag Hospital Foundation

Hoag Memorial Hospital Presbyterian announced today the establishment of the Ueberroth Program Women and Diabetes at the Mary & Dick Allen Diabetes Center. More..

Hoag Hospital Receives $2.3 Million Gift from Robert S. and Georgia L. Roth Family Foundation More..

Hoag Cancer Center Awarded Outstanding Achievement Award By The Commission on Cancer of the American College of Surgeons More..

Events

Circle 1000 Annual Celebration Brunch Benefitting Cancer Center April 28, 2010
	Circle 1000 announces their 2010 Annual Celebration Brunch speaker: cancer awareness advocate Ethan Zohn, Winner of Survivor: Africa. Using his competitive demeanor as an athlete, Zohn claimed victory on the reality television series Survivor: Africa, and again has had to use those survival skills after being diagnosed in April 2009 with CD20-positive Hodgkin's Lymphoma, a rare form of cancer...more For more information on Circle 1000 or to receive an invitation to Circle 1000's Celebration Brunch in April, please contact Jane Penso at 949.764-7200 or email Jane.Penso@hoaghospital.org

The 29th Annual Hoag Charity Shoot Benefitting Heart and Vascular Institute Friday, April 30, 2010
	Presented by Turners Outdoorsman Southern California's premier charity clay target event! Join us Friday, April 30, 2010 at Triple B in South El Monte for a fun-filled day of testing your skills, great food and fabulous raffle prizes! Triple B Shotgun Park will host this event, which also includes continental breakfast, lunch and an awards ceremony dinner. The 2010 event will benefit Hoag Heart & Vascular Institute. Proceeds will be added to the more than $1.5 million raised over the past 28 years. This year we are pleased to announce our honorary chairman, Tim Abell, the host of the new ESPN2 SHOW "Grateful Nation" which honors injured veterans by reintroducing them to outdoor sports. Tim, a celebrated actor and former US Army Ranger, will be bringing along four soldiers from the Wounded Warrior Project. We are proud to partner with the Wounded Warrior Project to raise awareness and to enlist the public's aid for the needs of severely injured service members from the Iraq/Afghanistan wars. Even if you cannot attend our event, you have the opportunity to help sponsor a wounded U.S. soldier to participate in the Shoot. For more information, contact Grace Meyer (949) 764-7212 or email grace.meyer@hoaghospital.org Buy Tickets Make Donation