Donations to the Foundation
The Good Samaritan Health Services Foundation (GSHS) was established in 1987 as the philanthropic arm of the Good Samaritan Hospital Association (GSHA). As a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization, your contribution is tax deductible and will make a positive impact on the health of our community by advancing patient care at all
locations of GSHA.
Ways to Support
When you decide to donate to GSHS, you are actively contributing to the improvement of healthcare in the communities we serve. Your donation can be directed towards a specific department, program, or area of your choice. Alternatively, you have the option to support the Capital Campaigns (Build 2024 and the Build EMS) continue to benefit both the medical center and the community, addressing their present and future needs for healthcare.
Areas to Support
- Building renovations.
- Essential equipment purchases.
- HAMC / Haaland Estates resident activities.
- Staff development.
- Social projects, etc.
Departments/Programs to Support
- Heart of America Medical Center
- HAMC Activities
- HAMC Emergency Medical Services (EMS)
- Heart of America Hospice
- Haaland Estates
- Haaland Estates Activities
Campaigns to Support
- Build 2024
- Build EMS
How to make a gift
By Phone
McKayla McKay, Foundation Coordinator
701.776.5455 Ext 2218
By Mail
Good Samaritan Health Services Foundation
2975 Highway 2 E
Rugby, ND 58368
Dropping it off at the GSHS Foundation Office
Located at of Heart of America Medical Center - 2975 Highway 2 E, Rugby, ND 58368
Donated funds are managed by the Good Samaritan Health Services Foundation Board of Directors.
For more information, please email GSHS Foundation Coordinator McKayla Haman or call 701-776-5455 ext. 2218.
Related Events
April 11th, 2026
Greatest Needs Gala
The Greatest Needs Gala will take place on April 11th at the Rugby Armory. The evening will feature hors d’oeuvres, specialty drinks, live and silent auctions, dinner, dessert, and more.
Purchase your tickets today and support this year’s Greatest Need—Heart of America Medical Center’s EMS Program. The EMS program operates at a loss and is supplemented by Heart of America Medical Center to ensure our community continues to receive the high-quality emergency care it needs and deserves.
