Donate An Engraved Brick

Join us in making a lasting impression with an engraved brick at the Arnim Family Arrival Fountain at the main entrance of Uvalde Memorial Hospital.

The beautiful public area will be a wonderful and lasting way to honor or remember someone.

Uvalde Memorial Hospital, a 501 (C) (3) not-for-profit primary care facility that serves 46,000+ residents of Edwards, Kinney, Real, Uvalde, and Zavala counties. Funding for the new critical access hospital is secured, but additional funds are needed to purchase new medical equipment, technology and enhancements for the new facility. Your donation will make a difference in the lives of others.

The price for a 6” x 9” engraved brick with 1” letters and up to four lines of text is $300.00. Personal checks, VISA, MasterCard, and Amex are also accepted. Please make your check payable to Uvalde Memorial Hospital.

Purchase By Mail

  1. Download and print the brick order form
  2. Complete the form and personalize the text for your brick
  3. Pay by check or credit card and mail to: Susan Rios, Uvalde Memorial Hospital, 1025 Garner Field Road, Uvalde, Texas 78801

Purchase Online

  1. Pay securely online for your brick by credit card
  2. Download and print the brick order form
  3. Complete the form and personalize the text for your brick
  4. Indicate online payment was made under the payment section
  5. Once your form is completed you may email it to s.rios@umhtx.org or fax to (830) 278-3578

Please call Susan Rios at (830) 278-6251 ext. 1037 if you have any questions.

Board of Directors

Board of Directors

Tru Hiatt, President
Ellen Balke, Secretary
Judy Brown, Treasurer
Tony Gruben
Donna Ede
Trina Lee

Uvalde Hospice Foundation

Uvalde Hospice Foundation

Uvalde Hospice Foundation provides financial aid for non-diagnosis related needs and services to qualified hospice patients in a timely, effective manner. Through fundraising, memorials and grant requests, the foundation will work to educate the community on hospice, raise public awareness, assist families with basic needs, and support compassionate end-of-life care.

General Donations

Donations by Mail 

Donations can be made using our  donation form and mailing to Uvalde Memorial Hospital • Attn. Susan Rios • 1025 Garner Field Road • Uvalde, TX 78801.

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Board of Directors

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Board of Directors

Roger Berry, President
Carol Kothmann, Secretary/Treasurer
William A. Kessler, Jr.
Hector Gonzales, PhD
Sheri Rutledge, Executive Director 

Founding Member

John L. Shudde, M.D., Vice-President
2010-2018
Janey Briscoe Marmion
2010-2018
      

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For more information or any questions you may have, please contact Sheri Rutledge at 830-278-6251 ext. 1616. P.O. Box 900, Uvalde, Texas 78802.

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Our Mission

Uvalde Memorial Hospice 

Gifts to UMH Hospice bring comfort, self-respect, and tranquility to people nearing the end of life.

Since November 1997, UMH Hospice has provided quality care for patients and comfort to families and caregivers in the five counties that we serve. Our dedicated nurses, staff and volunteers understand the level of care and support needed surrounding end-of-life and end-of-life care.

UMH Hospice is a not-for-profit service and your gift to the Annual Fund will help us continue to provide end-of-life care for everyone who needs it, regardless of ability to pay. Donations are 100% tax-deductible and ensure that our future needs will be met.

Hospice is a type and philosophy of care provided by a team of health care professionals who maximize comfort for a person with a life limiting illness by reducing pain and addressing physical, psychological, social, and spiritual needs. Hospice aims to bring comfort, self-respect, and tranquility to people nearing the end of life.

Hospice is a type and philosophy of care provided by a team of health care professionals who maximize comfort for a person with a life limiting illness by reducing pain and addressing physical, psychological, social, and spiritual needs. Hospice aims to bring comfort, self-respect, and tranquility to people nearing the end of life.

Hospice Goals

  1. Relieve pain and symptoms
  2. Provide support and care to the patient and family

Services Provided

  • Physician home visits
  • Nursing care
  • Certified nurse aide services
  • Physical therapy services
  • Medical social services
  • Medical supplies
  • Medication for symptom management and pain relief
  • Nutritional and dietary counseling
  • Spiritual care for patient and family
  • Volunteer support
  • Bereavement and counseling support

Referrals can be made by anyone. 

Board of Directors

Tru Hiatt, President
Ellen Balke, Secretary
Judy Brown, Treasurer
Tony Gruben
Donna Ede
Trina Lee

For additional information on Uvalde Memorial Hospice or Uvalde Hospice Foundation, please contact Heidi Mathewson; PH 830-278-6691 ext. 1414 • Fax: 830-278-7533 • 100 Royal Lane • Uvalde, TX 78801

Our Mission

Serving Dimmit, Edwards, Kinney, Maverick, Medina, Real, Uvalde, Val Verde and Zavala Counties

The foundation operates Kate Marmion Rides to Radiation that provides 100% donor supported transportation to qualifying radiation therapy patients of Clear Springs Center for Cancer Care in Uvalde. 

Kate Marmion Rides to Radiation, a 501 (c) (3), was created after the close of the “Saving Lives Close to Home” capital campaign which raised over $5 million to build Kate Marmion Regional Cancer Medical Center in Uvalde. This effort brought Clear Springs Center for Cancer Care - the first and only radiation therapy practice west of San Antonio- and expanded specialty care for the residents of our region.


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Osiel Saldua is a retiree from Del Rio who has been married for 48 years and is receiving six-weeks of radiation to shrink a tumor. ìThe van service has helped me so much because our kids are either working or in school and gas prices are so high that I cannot afford to drive myself. The van schedule is set and I do not have to worry about anything. Everyone is so good and kind to me and make me feel comfortable. I really appreciate the care I am receiving and the donors that give to make the van service possible for me because without the van I would be in a bind; I have one less thing on my shoulders to be concerned with.


Beatriz Galindo is from Eagle Pass and received 28 radiation treatments in February for uterine cancer. ìI am here today for a follow up appointment and I am so thankful I am feeling good and my hair is growing back. The van service was marvelous and convenient and I tell others about how much it helped me all the time. I have no family members to drive me so the service gave me an opportunity to have my treatments. I appreciate the van service so much and the people who give to make it possible.


Patients typically receive 30 radiation treatments delivered over six-weeks. Our mission is to help alleviate financial burdens for patients associated with traveling to and from their daily treatments in our vast nine-county region.

Two vans transport medically underserved, low to moderate income, insured and uninsured patients. Patients use the service if they are unable to drive themselves, have unreliable transportation, or their family members are unable to take off of work to take them to and from their treatments.

There are significant costs in providing the service in nine counties. It is the highest priority of the foundation board of directors to be good stewards of your gifts and to ensure that excellent service is provided efficiently and economically.

I would like to ask you to help continue this meaningful work by giving a 100% tax-deductible gift.

Your gift will fund operation of two vans including fuel, repairs, maintenance, and insurance (each van averages 5,000 miles per month), van drivers’ salaries and benefits, fundraising and administrative costs.

Thank you for your consideration and know that your gift of any amount will allow us to continue helping here and helping now. 

For more information or any questions you may have, please contact Sheri Rutledge at 830-278-6251 ext. 1616. P.O. Box 900, Uvalde, Texas 78802.


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How You Can Contribute

Donations by Mail

Donations can be made using our donation form and mailing to Uvalde Memorial Hospice • Attn. Sheri Rutledge • 1025 Garner Field Road • Uvalde, TX 78801.

Donations can be made using our donation form and mailing to Uvalde Hospice Foundation • Attn. Heidi Mathewson • 100 Royal Lane • Uvalde, TX 78801.

For additional information on Uvalde Memorial Hospice or Uvalde Hospice Foundation, please contact Heidi Mathewson; PH 830-278-6691 ext. 1414

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How You Can Contribute

UMH is a non-profit independent rural hospital that serves the residents of Edwards, Kinney, Real, Uvalde, and Zavala counties.

Our goal is to be the regional provider of choice for healthcare as we meet our charitable mission. As a non-profit hospital, every dollar goes to providing quality healthcare for our patients. Our non-profit status means that rather than paying dividends to stockholders, UMH reinvests all of it proceeds after expenses to improving and expanding services. As new procedures and technologies develop, healthcare costs continue to rise. At the same time, government-sponsored health coverage and health insurance plans continue to lower reimbursements to providers like UMH. As a result, some payments are not adequate to cover cost of providing care.

UMH remains stable in this challenging climate. We are committed to continually enhancing our services for our patients so that they can receive quality care close to home.

In fiscal year 2019, UMH provided over $18-million in charity care. The hospital provides care to patients who meet criteria under our charity care policy without charge or at discounted rates.

Property taxes do not support UMH, nor is UMH a taxing entity. The hospital receives a portion of a half-cent county sales and use tax to offset the substantial expense of charity care. This half-cent sales tax is paid by anyone who purchases goods and services in Uvalde County. Uvalde County Health Services tax is distributed to Uvalde County and divided among healthcare entities, including the hospital. Fifty-five percent of this half-cent tax revenue is allocated to UMH, and in fiscal year 2019, UMH’s portion was $983,510 which covers just over five percent of the hospital’s annual charity care.

With this being the case, UMH relies on the support of generous donors to ensure we can provide our service region with quality, local care with excellent staff, and exceptional technology.

Your gift of support is appreciated.


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Our Mission

Uvalde Memorial Hospital's goal is to be the regional provider of choice for healthcare as we meet our charitable mission. As a non-profit hospital every dollar goes to providing quality healthcare. Our non-profit status means that rather than paying dividends to stockholders, UMH reinvests all of its proceeds after expenses to improving and expanding services. As new procedures and technologies are developed healthcare costs continue to rise. At the same time, government sponsored health coverage and health insurance plans continue to lower reimbursements to providers like UMH and as a result, some payments are not adequate to cover cost of providing care. The hospital remains stable, but is challenged by this climate. We are committed to continually enhancing our services for our patients so that they can receive quality care close to home. Of vital importance to our success is the support of individuals, foundations and businesses. We depend upon the generosity of our donors at times to acquire the equipment needed to better care for our patients. We greatly appreciate our donors and your consideration to support Uvalde Memorial Hospital.

How You Can Contribute

2021 Year-End Newsletter

2020 Year-End Newsletter

2019 Year-End Newsletter

2018 Year-End Newsletter

To make a tax-deductible gift, use our donation forms.

For more information or any questions you may have, please contact Sheri Rutledge at 830-278-6251 ext. 1616. P.O. Box 900, Uvalde, Texas 78802.


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How your gift will help.

It costs $100,000+ to operate Kate Marmion Rides to Radiation annually. Your gift will be used to cover fuel, maintenance, repairs, tires, and insurance for both vans; van drivers’ salaries and benefits; fundraising and other administrative costs. Below are some of the ways your donation will help keep the vans on the road. 

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  • $20 funds 1 round trip for a patient
  • $50 funds 1 tank of gas and cost of operations of 1 van
  • $100 funds 2 tanks of gas and cost of operations of 1 van
  • $250 funds 5 tanks of gas and cost of operation of 1 van
  • $500 funds 10 tanks of gas and cost of operation of 2 vans
  • $1,000 funds the monthly fuel bill for both vans
  • $2,500 funds 2 ½ months of fuel for both vans
  • $5,000 funds 5 months of fuel for both vans
  • $10,000 runs Kate Marmion Rides to Radiation for 1 month

Forms

Memorials or In Honor Of Donation

Fill a Tank Donation

For more information or any questions you may have, please contact Sheri Rutledge at 830-278-6251 ext. 1616. P.O. Box 900, Uvalde, Texas 78802.


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Latest News /

Capt Family Donates $75,000 for Legacy Courtyard Wall and Fountain

​Uvalde Memorial Hospital (UMH) received a $75,000 gift from the Capt Family of Uvalde for the Legacy Courtyard Wall and Fountain. The courtyard wall and fountain will provide a barrier between the hospital entrance and courtyard outside of the Emergency Department. The wall will have a water feature and be the location for all historical donor plaques from the 1949 and 1972 hospital.

​The Cardiology Clinic of San Antonio – Uvalde Has Relocated

The Cardiology Clinic of San Antonio – Uvalde has relocated effective December 1, 2021 to 1038 Garner Field Road.

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