Skagit Regional Health Foundation

Laura “Chris” Nevares, RN, brought comfort, confidence and joy to countless mothers and babies throughout her nursing career. In recognition of her extraordinary legacy, the Nevares family recently made a gift to the Skagit Regional Health Foundation, naming a maternity suite in the Family Birth Center in her honor. Learn more here: https://loom.ly/vO8tKxM.

We're officially SOLD OUT! ⛳

All sponsorship opportunities and golfer positions for the Skagit Regional Health Foundation's 22nd Annual ParTee Golf Classic have been filled. Thank you to our incredible community for the overwhelming support - we can't wait to see everyone on June 26 for an unforgettable day on the course! 🏌

Built on a strong foundation – 35 years of excellence!

Today we are celebrating an incredible leader. Linda Frizzell, Skagit Regional Health Foundation Executive Director, marks her 35 years of service with Skagit Regional Health (Skagit Valley Hospital and Affiliated Health Services).

With 32 of those years at the helm of Skagit Regional Health Foundation, Linda’s passion, vision and heart continue to shape the work of the Foundation every single day. Linda brings a valuable combination of dedication, compassion and unwavering commitment to our community. She lifts others, inspires generosity and helps turn meaningful ideas into lasting impact for Skagit Regional Heath patients and our community.

We are incredibly grateful for her leadership and the differences she has made and will continue to make in the organization.

Please join us in celebrating Linda and her amazing legacy of service. 💙💚

On National Volunteer Recognition Day, we proudly celebrate the incredible Skagit Regional Health Foundation volunteers who bring our mission to life.

Because of your generosity and dedication, we are able to raise, manage and distribute funds that help ensure access to quality health care services at Skagit Regional Health. You strengthen our connection to the community and inspire support for the patients and the families we serve every day.

Thank you for being the heart of our mission - we are truly grateful for you! 💙

We’re incredibly thankful for these amazing students who turned compassion into action - raising awareness for cancer care and the Skagit Regional Health Cancer Care Center.

Burlington-Edison High School students get involved in cancer awareness BURLINGTON — Through activities, games and fundraising, the Burlington-Edison High School Associated Student Body raised awareness about cancer and about $1,000 for the Skagit Regional Health Cancer Care Center.

Partner with Purpose! ⛳

The Skagit Regional Health Foundation's 22nd Annual ParTee Golf Classic is more than a day on the course - it's a celebration of community coming together to support exceptional healthcare close to home.

We're inviting local businesses and community partners to join us in sponsoring this event which will take place on Friday, June 26, 2026 at Skagit Golf and Country Club.

If your business is interested in getting involved and giving back, we'd love to connect!

Contact Tournament Coordinator, Kenzie Sharpe at [email protected] or call 360-814-8376.

Let's ParTee for a purpose and make a difference together! 🏌

Because of our incredible community, care for families welcoming new life at Skagit Regional Health has been transformed.

On February 17th, the Foundation celebrated the successful completion of the $1.6 million Family Birth Center Campaign with a special donor appreciation event honoring the generosity that made it possible.

A meaningful highlight: 25 maternity spaces were named through $10,000 gifts, with donors touring the beautifully enhanced center and seeing the plaques recognizing their generosity.

Together, we’re creating welcoming spaces for new beginnings and exceptional care close to home.

With deep gratitude to our community, the Skagit Regional Health Foundation is proud to share that it recently awarded a $1.6 million grant to Skagit Regional Health. This funding supported important security and aesthetic upgrades to all 21 labor and delivery suites in the Family Birth Center at Skagit Valley Hospital.

The Foundation Board of Trustees and staff raised the $1.6 million through community events such as the Festival of Trees and the ParTee Classic, as well as through the generosity of grateful patients, donors who named rooms, and from dedicated hospital employees who contributed during the Employee Giving Campaign.

More than 100 babies are born each month at Skagit Regional Health.