Great things happen with the support of our donors.

Learn how you can help support quality healthcare services at Skagit Regional Health through philanthropy.
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Great things happen with the support of our donors.

Learn how you can help support quality healthcare services at Skagit Regional Health through philanthropy.

Family Birth Center Capital Campaign

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Skagit Regional Health Foundation

Established in 1988, the Skagit Regional Health Foundation is a private, non-profit corporation that acts as the official gift-receiving agency for Skagit Regional Health. The sole mission of the Foundation and its 25-member board of directors is to raise, manage and distribute funds to assure the continued availability of quality healthcare services and programs. The Skagit Regional Health Foundation has funds that support programs and healthcare services across the Skagit Regional Health system.

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Why Us?


The Skagit Regional Health Foundation is celebrating 35 years of partnerships, generosity and gratitude. The Foundation works with Skagit Regional Health to fulfill needs in the many healthcare facilities across Skagit, Island and north Snohomish counties. The Skagit Regional Health Foundation has supported a wide variety of programs and capital projects since it's inception in 1988 and has exciting plans to continue raising the bar for state-of-the-art healthcare in our communities. 

Why Now?


The Skagit Regional Health Foundation is taking a new project to heart! Patients served at the Heart and Vascular Institute will be the beneficiaries of the Foundation’s next fundraising campaign. At the Foundation’s spring 2022 summit, board trustees voted to raise $3 million to update the technology and equipment in two of the catheterization labs located on the Skagit Valley Hospital campus in Mount Vernon.

Skagit Regional Health’s Cardiac Catheterization and Electrophysiology programs, in partnership with the interventional radiology program, serve as a regional hub for heart care, treating more than 3,000 patients from 15 different zip codes each year.

Why Wait?

Thanks to our generous donors, the Skagit Regional Health Foundation awarded $3,283,696 in 2024 to support vital programs at Skagit Regional Health. Your ongoing support is essential to our mission of providing exceptional healthcare to the communities we serve. On behalf of the Foundation's Board of Trustees and staff, we extend our sincere gratitude for your partnership in improving patient care. Join us today in continuing to make a meaningful impact—your support makes a difference!

Sandra Nootenboom

Sandra Nootenboom

Sandra is the Proposal Manager with Snelson Companies of Sedro-Woolley. She is the 2024 Festival of Trees co-chair. Her community leadership has included serving on two Seattle Children’s Hospital guilds here in the Skagit Valley. Sandra is a graduate of Mount Vernon High School and has her Bachelor’s Degree in Business Management. She and her husband Ryan reside in Bayview. They have a grown daughter and a middle school-aged son.
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Michelle Knutzen

Michelle Knutzen

Michelle is the staffing coordinator for Cascade Valley Hospital’s Emergency Department. She has been involved in Foundation events for more than a decade assuming key leadership roles on the Festival of Trees and the ParTee Golf Classic committees. Michelle volunteers for the Sedro-Woolley Riding Club and the Burlington-Edison High School Football Boosters. She is a graduate of Sedro-Woolley High School and Skagit Valley College and is currently pursuing her healthcare administration certificate from Western Governors University. She and her husband Toby reside in Burlington. They have a grown daughter and college-bound son.
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Strengthening healthcare services in your community.

The Skagit Regional Health Foundation works collaboratively with Skagit Regional Health to transform our healthcare system by improving upon service, quality and efficiency in support of a healthier community.



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Burlington-Edison Kiwanis Club

We’re deeply grateful to the Kiwanis Club of Burlington-Edison for their generous $10,000 donation to our Family Birth Center, marking their 75th anniversary of community service. It was a privilege to host the club for a tour, where they selected a room to bear their name as a tribute to their support. Our heartfelt thanks go to the Kiwanis Club for helping us continue providing compassionate care to families. Here's to 75 years of impact—and many more to come!

Kiwanis Club presents check to SRHF

Have a Heart Campaign 2025

We sincerely thank everyone who supported the "Have a Heart for Kids" fundraiser benefiting Skagit Regional Health Children’s Therapy Program. Your generosity made the event a success, and meal vouchers are sold out! Special thanks to Bill Constantine of Il Granaio for his partnership. Proceeds will fund essential therapy equipment for young patients with special healthcare needs, supporting over 600 treatments each month for children aged 0-18. Your contributions help ensure these kids receive the care they need and deserve.

Children's therapist with patient

Festival of Trees 2024

The Skagit Regional Health Foundation is excited to announce a record-breaking $608,996 raised at the 36th Annual Festival of Trees! These funds will support the Family Birth Center Campaign. A special thank you to Title Sponsor Peoples Bank and over 50 event and tree sponsors. Most importantly, we are grateful to our community for their continued support and participation in this beloved tradition. Your contributions make a lasting impact, and we couldn’t do it without you!

Festival of Tress photo from 2024