The Vermillion County Community Foundation is proud to announce an $18,600 grant to the Union Health Foundation for the purchase of ten new transport chairs at Union Health Clinton.

This important investment will help ensure that patients at Union Health Clinton can move through the hospital with greater ease, safety, and dignity. “We are proud to support Union Health Foundation and Union Health Clinton in their mission to improve health outcomes in our community, said Ed Shew, President of the Vermillion County Community Foundation. “Initiatives like this demonstrate our collective dedication to fostering a healthier, more supportive environment for all residents.”

Becky Miller, President of Union Health Foundation, expressed her gratitude: “Thanks to the generosity of Vermillion County Community Foundation donors, we can upgrade Union Health Clinton patient transportation equipment, which is essential for providing high-quality, compassionate care. This support allows us to address a key barrier to accessing services—mobility—ensuring patients feel safe, supported, and respected when they enter the facility. We deeply appreciate the Vermillion County Community Foundation’s commitment to strengthening health and wellness throughout Vermillion County.”

Stephanie Laws, Vice President and Administrator of Union Health Clinton, highlighted the impact on patient experience. “Reliable, comfortable transport options are crucial for our patients’ comfort and recovery. This aligns with our mission of fostering a healthier community in the Wabash Valley through compassionate care and innovative solutions. We extend our heartfelt thanks to the Vermillion County Community Foundation and its donors—your generosity makes initiatives like this possible, helping us build a healthier community.”