UnityPoint Health – Des Moines Foundation

Thank you for your interest in making a gift to benefit the patients and community served by UnityPoint Health – Des Moines and John Stoddard Cancer Center.
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Our Community is Amazing

UnityPoint Health is committed to building healthier communities and innovating how and where healing can happen – both inside our hospitals and out in the community. Philanthropy is an important way to support this mission and connect those with resources to those in need, offering an opportunity to express gratitude for the expertise, care, and kindness experienced through our healthcare.

Whether you are interested in supporting Iowa Methodist Medical Center, Iowa Lutheran Hospital, Blank Children’s Hospital, Methodist West hospital, John Stoddard Cancer Center, Taylor House Hospice, UnityPoint at Home, UnityPoint Clinic or Eyerly Ball – know every one of your donations makes a difference. Words cannot express our gratitude or fully share the impact you have on our patients, families and team members. 

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With your gift today, you improve the health of patients and families in our community.

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Ways to Give

Your gift can bolster our transformative work.

Ways to Give

Events

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Areas to Support

Find your passion. Strengthening our community together.

Areas to Support

Your Impact

See how your generous giving is making a meaningful impact.

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About Us

Your passion is our purpose. Meet your trusted partners at UnityPoint Health – Des Moines Foundation.

About Us

What We Support

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Providing Essential Care through Life

Taylor House ensures a compassionate, caring program for patients and families, and adds the final key piece to UnityPoint Health – Des Moines' continuum of care. Taylor House Hospice would not have been possible without philanthropy.
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Testimonials

"Our son Quinn spent two weeks in the Iowa Methodist Medical Center Critical Care Unit and two more weeks in a patient room. We are forever grateful for the many doctors, trauma team, nurses, staff, and therapists who used their expertise to save Quinn and give him a chance to have a bright future.”

- Thomas and Lorie Melchert 

“For whatever reason, I brought my feet back off the ledge of a seven-story parking garage to get the help I needed. The care team and the atmosphere at Eyerly Ball helped me come back to life.”

- Brad, Eyerly Ball patient