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SMHF receives $50,000 matching donation for a centralized fetal monitoring system

March 14, 2024   ·   0 Comments

By Brian Lockhart

The Stevenson Memorial Hospital has received a matching gift pledge of $50,000 to go towards the Centralized Fetal Monitoring System fundraising initiative, which will enhance maternal and fetal healthcare at the hospital.

The pledge was made by Alan and Brenda Lundy – long-time supporters of the Stevenson Memorial Hospital Foundation. The gift highlights the Lundy’s deep-rooted connection to the hospital.

Brenda Lundy, who was born at the original Stevenson Memorial Hospital, shares a heartfelt connection to Stevenson.

“This hospital is special,” Brenda said. “It is my birthplace and where all our children and two grandchildren were born.”

The Lundy family’s commitment is rooted in gratitude for the hospital meeting their needs.

Alan Lundy adds, “The hospital has always been there for us in the past. It’s our turn to be there for Stevenson today. The hospital’s impact extends beyond the building. It is a big part of our community, and we want to make a lasting impact for its tomorrow.”

In addition to their matching gift for the Centralized Fetal Monitoring System, the Lundy’s recently demonstrated their commitment by contributing $100,000 toward the hospital’s greatest needs.

This donation was promptly matched, doubling the impact of their support.

The Centralized Fetal Monitoring System ensures patient safety with real-time maternal and fetal monitoring, efficient data management, and seamless integration, enabling timely actions for optimal care.

“We are deeply thankful for the Lundy family’s $50,000 matching gift for the Centralized Fetal Monitoring System,” said Mary Thomas, CEO of Stevenson Memorial Hospital Foundation. “Their support enhances the healthcare services SMH provides and inspires others to contribute. Their generosity ignites and encourages fellow community members to contribute towards healthcare. We appreciate their impactful contribution and welcome the support of others in helping to reach this goal.”

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