Over MLK Day weekend, students at Heschel Day School marched through the San Fernando valley to support our fight for healthcare equity in South LA. Their advocacy is a powerful testament to the school’s founder, civil rights activist Rabbi Heschel, and a reminder of the healing power of solidarity.
Battling COVID-19 became personal for Nubar Petikyan. He gives back to honor his loved ones.
As a new mom of twins working through a pandemic, Valerie Suarez learns a new form of compassion. Today, she finds pride in giving to her community.
A near-death experience becomes a chance for Jimmie Brown to give back to his community.
Ruben Aguayo gives back to MLKCH because he can relate to how important our hospital’s quality healthcare services are to the residents of South LA.
Eight years ago, our Director of Medical Staff inspired the launch of MLKCH Gives. Today, she continues to lead others to give.
Dona Ejimofor works the night shift as a monitor tech. One of her reasons for giving this year: "I believe in this community."
Employees have contributed nearly $100,000 to the MLKCH general fund, enabling responsive programs that meet community needs.
The hospital's fourth annual MLKCH Gives campaign kicks off July 16, 2018 with enthusiasm, an ambitious goal, and lots of heart.
Members of the MLKCH Gives leadership team Joe Cruz and Devone Deale are partners in Public Safety and giving from the heart.
New giving programs recognize supporters who want to have a lasting, measurable impact on healthcare access in South Los Angeles.
Under the banner “My community. My choice. My gift.,” employees step forward as donors to launch the new hospital’s first annual employee giving campaign.