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The Foundation supports vital research that leads to treatment breakthroughs; patient care and services

With the the help of compassionate donors, The Foundation for Barnes-Jewish Hospital does more to help researchers find better treatments for the diseases affecting us most, pay it forward to a new generation of health care providers, and improve the health and well-being of our patients, our family, and our community.

11/17/2025

On November 4, the Foundation hosted Leading Edge Medicine, featuring a panel of WashU Medicine and Barnes-Jewish Hospital cardiovascular experts, Drs. Gregory A. Ewald, Tsuyoshi Kaneko, and Nishath Quader. Together, they shared how collaboration, philanthropy, and innovation are shaping the future of heart care, from robotic surgery to advanced transplant technologies. 🫀

Read more about the evening and transformative cardiovascular care at Barnes-Jewish Hospital here: https://ow.ly/AkRZ50XsTes

11/07/2025

This November, during Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Month, we're proud to share how donor generosity is driving progress in cancer prevention. 💜

The Foundation is pleased to announce that we have raised $2 million to establish PREVENT, an innovative program at WashU Medicine and Barnes-Jewish Hospital focused on the early detection and prevention of stomach and pancreatic cancers.

🔗 Learn more about the impact of this investment: https://www.foundationbarnesjewish.org/About/News/ArtMID/445/ArticleID/209/The-Foundation-for-Barnes-Jewish-Hospital-Raises-2-Million-to-Establish-Innovative-Program-to-Prevent-Stomach-and-Pancreatic-Cancers

11/06/2025

This past Saturday, November 1, the Riley family hosted the 6th annual music trivia night, in memory of Margaret Riley. The evening brought together family, friends, supporters, and members from the Evelyn's House and Foundation teams to celebrate Margaret's legacy and to support Evelyn's House. 🌟

Over the past 6 trivia nights, the Riley family has raised more than $75,000 for Evelyn's House. In heartfelt gratitude for their many years of dedication and support, the Foundation is thrilled to honor Margaret's legacy with the naming of a room at Evelyn's House, which was announced at Saturday's trivia night. 💙

Read more about Margaret's impact and legacy. https://ow.ly/fWyx50XnnSG

11/03/2025

The Foundation is excited and grateful to celebrate this news with our community! Bloomberg Philanthropies’ transformative $10 million investment in the BJC HealthCare and Believe STL Academy program partnership is creating a new era for health care education in our region. Over the past several years, our Foundation team has been honored to join colleagues across BJC and partners at BELIEVE and The Opportunity Trust to help launch this first-of-its-kind initiative in St. Louis. Last week's celebration was the start of so much — for BELIEVE’s students, their families, and our region’s vital health care industry.

10/30/2025

Beginning in 2026, new tax rules may affect how your gifts are deducted and the benefits you receive. Giving in 2025 could help you make the most of your generosity.

Plan ahead to make your giving go further. Learn more about what the new tax law means for your giving ➡️ https://barnesjewish.planmylegacy.org/new-tax-law

10/28/2025

Breast Cancer Awareness Month is almost over, but the impact donors make extends far beyond October. 🩷

Thanks to donors through the Foundation, researchers at WashU Medicine and Siteman Cancer Center are making breakthroughs in triple-negative breast cancer, one of the most aggressive cancer subtypes.

Dr. Shu (Joy) Jiang and collogues have developed an AI technology that predicts patient risk for developing triple-negative breast cancer in the next five years. This summer the technology received Breakthrough Device designation from the FDA and was acquired by Lunit Cancer Screening.

Every discovery begins with generosity. Help shape what comes next. https://ow.ly/UzH150Xiwpm

10/24/2025

In 2020, Pam Nicholson was diagnosed with breast cancer. Though far from her hometown of St. Louis, she turned to Julie Margenthaler, MD, FACS, the director of Breast Surgical Services at Siteman Cancer Center.

Thanks to Dr. Margenthaler’s expertise and compassionate care, Pam is healthy today and giving back to ensure others have the same opportunity at life. She established the Julie Margenthaler MD Breast Cancer Fund to support patient care, education, and training.

🩷Read Pam’s full story of gratitude and impact. https://www.foundationbarnesjewish.org/your-impact/pam-nicholson

10/23/2025

The 2025 Evening of Impact brought together donors, scholarship recipients, and supporters of Barnes-Jewish College Goldfarb School of Nursing to celebrate generosity and the shared commitment to the future of nursing.

Thank you to everyone who joined us in honoring the impact of giving and the future of patient care! 💙

10/22/2025

Thank you to everyone who joined us for this year's BJC Classic on October 10 . Proceeds from the tournament will support programs that expand access to care and improve health equity across St. Louis. Thank you for making an impact! 💙

10/21/2025

Our Foundation staff is proud to wear pink this week in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month and to advocate for, encourage, and honor all patients, caregivers, and survivors affected by breast cancer.🩷

Every story of courage reminds us why support and research matter. We invite you to share your breast cancer story with us to inspire hope and healing. https://fbjh.kudoboard.com/boards/2xJEzcGq

10/17/2025

At just 39, Penny Pennington was diagnosed with breast cancer, alongside her mother who had been diagnosed only months prior. Penny came out a thriver with a new mantra she carries today: “Kick Cancer to the Curb.”

Now, she and her husband, Mike, are giving back through the Foundation. In 2023, they established the Breast Cancer Community Investment Fund to support prevention, education, screening, and research at Siteman Cancer Center, ensuring more patients have access to earlier diagnoses and the hope of thriving.

Penny’s journey is powerful, and her impact even greater. 🌟 Read her full story here ➡️ https://www.foundationbarnesjewish.org/your-impact/penny-pennington

10/14/2025

We are extremely grateful to Miles Against Melanoma for donating $12,000 to the Richard A. Crowder Memorial Research Fund in support of melanoma research at Barnes-Jewish Hospital. 💛

Organized by Amanda Peters, a Jefferson City dermatologist inspired by her late father-in-law, the annual glow run raises awareness, funds research, and provides free sunscreen dispensers throughout the community.

Thank you to Amanda and everyone who helped make this year's event such a success! 🙌

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As part of the 1996 merger of Barnes Hospital and Jewish Hospital, The Foundation for Barnes-Jewish Hospital was born, carrying forward a rich history of philanthropy from both institutions.

Over time, much has changed at the Foundation. In 2011, its original name—the Barnes-Jewish Hospital Foundation—became The Foundation for Barnes-Jewish Hospital. The board of directors also has evolved. Once required to have 20 board members each from the former Barnes and Jewish Hospitals, it now represents a cross-section of the broader community.

Many other aspects of hospital life, such as medical technology and health care options, have also changed dramatically. But one focus remains the same. Barnes and Jewish Hospital were founded, through generous donations, to provide medical care to patients of any religion or economic background—and today, Barnes-Jewish Hospital continues to offer the same broad-based care, thanks to the continued generosity of the community.