Honoring their parents and
grandparents’ legacy of generosity
and commitment to El Camino Health
and the Foundation, the family of
Norma and Jack Melchor has created
the Melchor Family Endowment for
Women’s & Newborn Services.
In November 2024, Joan Merchant
made a gift to El Camino Health
Foundation for the orthopedic
department in memory of her beloved
husband Alan, who was a renowned
orthopedic surgeon and distinguished
member of the El Camino Health
medical staff from 1962 to 2004.
The El Camino Heritage Golf Tournament marked its 25th anniversary with a successful event, raising $200,000 for cardiac rehabilitation. Join us in celebrating!
Author and The New Yorker staff writer Susan Orlean was the featured speaker at El Camino Hospital Foundation’s 9th annual Norma’s Literary Luncheon on February 4, 2021.
Learn about the Taft gift's role in empowering nurses at El Camino Health, driving innovative patient care improvements and supporting Magnet status retention.
Learn about Hope to Health's impact on El Camino Health's NICU, funding programs that enhance newborn care and support families during challenging times.
Join writer Lisa See at Norma’s Literary Luncheon, where she shines a light on untold stories of women in Asia and supports heart care for cancer patients.
Marta McDowell, who writes about horticulture and garden history, was the featured speaker at the 7th annual Norma’s Literary Luncheon on February 7, 2019.
Celebrate the spirit of giving at our Golf Tournament! This Halloween-themed event raised $208,000 for heart care, featuring golf, costumes, and camaraderie.
ECH Foundation announces new board member changes, welcoming Gary Kalbach as liaison and bidding farewell to Claudia Coleman and others after their service.
Celebrate the achievements of Priyanka Rana and Simran Thadani, honored for their exceptional fundraising efforts at the 29th Annual Philanthropy Day Luncheon.
El Camino Hospital Foundation channeled the Summer of Love at the 22nd annual El Camino Heritage Golf Tournament at Sharon Heights Golf & Country Club on October 23, 2017.
With a $56,160 grant, Hope to Health enhances El Camino Hospital's ASPIRE program, providing vital mental health resources for youth and their families.
El Camino Hospital's new mental health facility, set to open in January 2019, offers 36 private rooms and specialized care programs for a healthier community.
Explore the success of the El Camino Hospital Cancer Center's 10th anniversary gala, where over $360,000 was raised to enhance cancer care for our community.
Discover the Melchor family's legacy of generosity and commitment to El Camino Hospital, enhancing community health through philanthropy and dedicated service.
Experience the grand opening of the Taube Pavilion and Scrivner Center, a landmark initiative by El Camino Health Foundation to enhance mental health services.
December 5, 2019 - El Camino Health celebrated the ribbon cutting for the Sobrato Pavilion on Sunday, November 17. The seven-story, 257,792 square-foot integrated medical office building is the first high-rise structure on the Mountain View campus. It will house the Taft Center for Clinical Research, Norma Melchor Heart & Vascular Institute, Peter C.
Sujatha Suresh and Sharvari Dixit, PhD, were El Camino Hospital Foundation’s distinguished volunteer fundraiser honorees at the 29th annual Association of Fundraising Professionals Silicon Valley Philanthropy Day luncheon on November 18, 2016. They were acknowledged for chairing Scarlet Night, the South Asian Heart Center’s gala benefit, which was held on March 19. The “Affair of the Heart” was attended by 575 people and raised $288,000 to support the Center’s expansion.
Celebrate the impact of the El Camino Heritage Golf Tournament, which raised $177,000 for ASPIRE, enhancing mental health support for adolescents in need.
Pamela & Edward Taft’s philosophy of philanthropy has been evident from their earliest gift to El Camino Hospital Foundation and continues to guide them today.
On Saturday, May 21, nearly 500 physicians, community leaders, and hospital supporters gathered at the Menlo Circus Club in Atherton to “Sip for a Sapphire,” vie for live auction items, dance to the high-octane music of The B-52s, and contribute more than $520,000 to provide ongoing support for the patient-centered programs at El Camino Hospital’s Cancer Center.
