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Latest NewsHoag Cancer Center Awarded Outstanding Achievement Award By
The Commission on Cancer of the American College of Surgeons
More International Expert in Breast Cancer Surgery Joins Hoag Hospital
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Support Groups
More than 1,400 volunteers participate in foundation sponsored events and committees. The oldest and largest of Hoag's volunteer groups is the 552 Club, which to date has raised $37 million for Hoag. With the support of its dedicated members, the club organizes well-known annual events such as the Toshiba Classic, Stag Shoot, Movie Screening, and Christmas Carol Ball.Circle 1000 was founded in 1987 to help build and support a state-of-the-art facility at Hoag Hospital for cancer treatment, prevention and awareness. Since that time, Circle l000 members raised over $8 million for the hospital. These volunteer groups demonstrate the widespread local support that Hoag has enjoyed throughout the years. They are a continual reminder that it's the people in the community who contribute their energy and resources to ensure that Hoag continues delivering medical care that is second to none.
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552 Club
The 552 Club is a community-based hospital support group of individual volunteers and donors dedicated to promoting and financially supporting Hoag Memorial Hospital Presbyterian. To fulfill this mission... |
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Circle 1000
Circle 1000 was founded by Sandy Sewell in 1987 during the $23 million Patty & George Hoag Cancer Center capital campaign. This donor association invites community members to... |
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Choose Nursing, Choose Hoag
Choose Nursing, Choose Hoag is spreading the word that nursing education is a viable component to the solution for the critical nursing shortage. Its members are an outstanding... |
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Volunteer Opportunities
Hoag Hospital is very fortunate to have a very dedicated base of community support. Over the years, thousands of people have volunteered their time, energy and financial resources for the benefit of others. |
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 On September 20, more than 600 supporters of Hoag Hospital gathered to celebrate the opening of the Sue and Bill Gross Women's Pavilion. |
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