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Supporting Compassionate Patient Care

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Patient Story

18-Year-Old Heart Attack Patient is Grateful for Care

Adelaide Greenwald credits her skilled and compassionate cardiac teams at UMass Memorial with saving her life and helping her return to normal activities and levels of energy.

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Donor Story

Caregivers and Their Children Give Back

Francesco Aiello, MD, and Sandra Aiello, CNP, have been UMass Memorial Health caregivers for more than a decade. With the vision and support of their children, John and Maeve, the Aiello family is giving back to the institution where their family has both given and received care.

Donor Story

Making an Impact Through an Estate Gift

Sarah and Dix Davis have been involved with UMass Memorial Health since 1970—as patients, employees, volunteers, and serving on the Board of Directors. Grateful for the care their family has received and contributed to, they are leaving estate gifts to support various initiatives in future.

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Our Member Institutions

In the moments that matter most — when a family is searching for answers, when a child needs extraordinary care, when a patient faces the unknown — your generosity becomes a source of strength and possibility. By supporting compassionate caregivers, advancing breakthrough treatments, and expanding access to leading-edge technology, you help turn uncertainty into action and hope into progress. Your partnership does more than fund care. It sustains a community where lives are changed every day. Together, we are shaping a future where exceptional care is close to home and within reach for all.

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Ways to Give

North Pavilion Now Open

Support Our Greatest Needs

The North Pavilion is a critical priority, expanding inpatient capacity and strengthening care for our community.

Your generosity can help us support the North Pavilion, a new state-of-the-art inpatient building which is helping alleviate the critical hospital bed shortage in Central Massachusetts while providing patients with an exceptional care environment. This world-class facility, designed with patients and families in mind, allows the Greater Worcester community to receive compassionate, expert care in private rooms and a healing environment close to home. With your support, the North Pavilion will continue to be a place where lives are transformed and saved for decades to come.

Get Involved

Create your own community fundraiser or participate in one of our fundraising events.

Planned Giving

When you include UMass Memorial Health in your estate plan, your generosity improves the health of the people of our diverse communities of Central Massachusetts

All Hands on Deck

Our caregivers need your help. From providing meals and coffee to get through tough days, to providing options for rest and rejuvenation for tired and stressed caregivers, your donation will have a big impact on lifting their spirits and keeping them going.

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Volunteer Opportunities

Volunteering can have a tremendous impact on the health of our communities. Research shows that volunteering improves mental health and helps people find purpose and meaning in their lives.

Upcoming Events and Recent News

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Strut for a Cause: The Fashion Show with a Twist

Supporting colorectal cancer care at UMass Memorial Medical Center

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Teddy Bear Clinic For Children At UMass Memorial Health

The Teddy Bear Clinic will teach children of all ages about health and safety through interactive booths. Children can bring their teddy bear or doll for a checkup, as well.

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