In the News Archive

An invitation by Enterprise Chairman and CEO Andy Taylor for employees to help honor Vice Chairman Donald Ross's 40-plus years of service by making gifts to the Goldfarb School of Nursing Support Fund results in the largest tribute ever received by the Barnes-Jewish Hospital Foundation.

Don Quicksilver's spirit of hope and generosity lives on in tribute gifts to the Quicksilver Fund, which supports genetic tracing research that will help prevent others from dying of colorectal cancer.

Nora White's tribute gift to the Barnes-Jewish Hospital Foundation in memory of her friend Carolyn is a celebration of gratitude and giving. 

After the unexpected death of her husband and a battle with breast cancer, Ernie Engel finds renewed strength by giving back as a Barnes-Jewish Hospital volunteer.

Barnes-Jewish Hospital Foundation has established funds to support clinical research that leads to breakthroughs and better outcomes for heart patients at Barnes-Jewish.

Jacqueline and Moshe Tal give to the BJH Foundation to support the work of surgeon Susan Mackinnon, MD, after Jacqueline's recovery from rare nerve cancer.

Drs. Meredith and Derek Byers give to a BJH Foundation fund in memory of their son Samuel that helps other parents who have lost a child.

A deadly disease sent Memphis native Eb Thomas to Barnes-Jewish for a lung transplant. He went from being unable to put on his shoes to playing golf after the surgery. Now Eb and his wife Myra are helping others facing lung transplant to get the same amazing care that Eb received.

Al Roker emceed the Barnes-Jewish Hospital Foundation's 2008 illumination gala benefiting the Siteman Cancer Center at Barnes-Jewish Hospital and Washington University School of Medicine, helping to raise over $2.3 million on April 26, 2008.

Former BJH Foundation Board Chairman S. Lee Kling is honored at the illumination08 gala for making life better through his generous, extraordinary leadership within the hospital and our community.