




 | The Squirrel Hill Health Center is a non-profit, federally qualified health center, meaning that a significant percentage of its operating budget consists of grant money provided by the federal government. The center also supports itself from commercial insurance, medical assistance, self pay patients and generous donations and grants from community partners and supporters. Because we serve patients without insurance and apply discounted rates to those with financial need, a gap exists between the center's costs and revenue. We invite you to contribute to our mission of providing top quality medical care to all individuals, regardless of their ability to pay. Your support will help the center defray its costs and continue to operate at full capacity in order to serve our patients to full potential. Please note because SHHC is a 501(c)(3), all donations are tax deductible. We will gladly give you a donation receipt.
Any amount is greatly appreciated!
To make a donation:
Please make checks payable to "Squirrel Hill Health Center" and write "Donation" in the memo line.
Mail to: Attention: Barbara Johnson, CFO Squirrel Hill Health Center 200 JHF Drive Pittsburgh, PA 15217
Thank you for your generous support!
The Squirrel Hill Health Center gratefully acknowledges the following organizations for their generous financial support:
Fine Foundation FISA Foundation Highmark Foundation Jewish Healthcare Foundation Ladies Hospital Aid Society Staunton Farm Foundation
Funding for the Geriatric Team Program is provided by the Jennie and Clarence Marshall Fund, the Clyde F. Fagan and Dorothy M. Fagan Fund, the Shirley D. Gordon Fund, the Visiting Nurse Fund, the Helen E.H. Johnston Fund, and the Emily Kelly Roseburgh Memorial Fund - all of the The Pittsburgh Foundation.
On June 26, 2008, the United Jewish Federation Foundation approved a grant for $30,000 for services to older adults and patients and families needing translation services. The award is made possible by the generosity of the Arnold and Norma Wilner Assistance Endowment and the UJF Unrestricted Funds. |  |