HCA Healthcare Foundation

Community

As a recipient of a 2024 Healthier Tomorrow Fund grant, Brownsville Wellness Coalition works to remove barriers to wellness resources and services.

Supporting health and
well-being through the
HCA Healthcare Foundation

The HCA Healthcare Foundation helps us fulfill our steadfast commitment to make a positive impact in our communities. Through leadership offerings, service and financial support to nonprofit organizations, the HCA Healthcare Foundation makes a positive impact in all the communities HCA Healthcare serves.

Since inception in 1998, the HCA Healthcare Foundation has contributed over $300 million in grants and matching gifts to more than 14,000 agencies and organizations.

$300M

in grants and matching gifts

In 2024, the HCA Healthcare Foundation invested over $13 million through grants to 247 agencies and nonprofit organizations through its Middle Tennessee and Healthier Tomorrow Funds. The Healthier Tomorrow Fund, established in 2021 to expand the Foundation’s reach to more communities, has invested more than $17 million in 20 states where HCA Healthcare has a presence and granted awards to 112 nonprofit partners.

In 2024, the Healthier Tomorrow Fund gave $6.4 million in grants across 15 divisions to nonprofits with a defined focus on heart health, mental wellness, healthy starts for young families and fighting food insecurity.

In 2024, as another way to address nutrition security, HCA Healthcare hosted our fourth annual Healthy Food for Healthier Tomorrows Food and Nutrition Drive to support access to nutritious food. Hospitals from each division were encouraged to get creative and build sculptures with the donated food before transporting it to their local food banks. The winner in each division received a $10,000 grant for the food bank serving their community.   

“We appreciate the HCA Healthcare Foundation’s generosity; this gift will help us advance one of our key initiatives: expanding access to SNAP benefits, increasing the availability of nutritious food in local schools and empowering families to make healthier dietary choices, ultimately improving their overall health outcomes.”

Felipe Pinzon
President and CEO, Hispanic Unity of Florida (HUF)