• Scott Busch, Chair
  Staff Software Engineer - Broadcom, Inc.
• Wyman D. Robb, Vice Chair
  Retired Executive
• Dale Clinger, Secretary
• Mary Beth Quiram, Development Committee Chair
  Community Volunteer
• Bob Davis, Governance Committee Chair
  Realtor, Re/Max Alliance

• Tom Alford
• Dawn Anuszkiewicz
• Louis Cicio
  Director of Strategic Alliances, Lineup Systems
• Beverly Dahan
  Vice President, Regulatory Affairs - InnovAge
• Cory Duvall
• Kady Doelling
• Steve Hankins
• Sarah Ingraham
• Dr. Kate Lazar
• Dr. Jeff Leftwich
• Mike Meints, Development Committee
  CEO, Cator, Ruma & Associates
• Kyle Mendenall, Development Committee
  Culinary Director, Big Red F Restaurant Group
• Janet Ross, Development Committee
  Retired Attorney/Community Volunteer
• Annie Simmons
• Max Stich, Esq.
  Attorney, Tiemeier & Stich, PC

• Jan Bonner, MS, CFRE
  Executive Director

Make a secure debit or credit card donation online anytime.

You can select how much you want to give and designate a fund to give to. All transactions are secure and all major credit cards are accepted. You may also set up and manage recurring payments online.

Learn more about Planned Giving.

A donor-advised fund (DAF) is a convenient way to support Good Samaritan Medical Center. You can make a lasting impact with a one-time or recurring distribution from your donor-advised fund.

Please direct your DAF representative to distribute your recommended grant to:
Legal name: Good Samaritan Medical Center Foundation
Address: 200 Exempla Circle Lafayette, CO 80026
Federal Tax ID number: 84-1649162
Be sure to include your name and address on the distribution so we can appropriately thank you.

If you would like to learn more about donor-advised funds and how to get started contact your personal financial advisor.

Help your company and your employees make an impact here in Lafayette.

Get involved with the Good Samaritan Foundation through contributions, grants, or events via Corporate Gifts and Sponsorships.

Many companies, local and national, will match employee contributions to 501c3 nonprofit organizations like Good Samaritan Foundation. Check with your company's human resources or community relations department to see whether your employer will match your gift. You could double the value of your gift.

You will be mailed an acknowledgment and a receipt for your tax purposes and we will work with you to successfully complete and file any necessary documentation for your employer, and we will provide your employer with a letter of acknowledgment and tax receipt for its matching gift, as well.

You can make a gift in memory of a friend or loved one, in tribute to an extraordinary person or caregiver who has made a difference in your life, or to commemorate a special occasion. You can also restrict your gift to benefit programs or services that you find valuable or allow the foundation to determine the area of greatest need.

When you make a memorial or tribute gift, we will acknowledge your gift with a receipt and we will also send a note to the person or the family of the person you are memorializing or honoring to let them know about your kindness. Memorial and tribute gifts of all sizes are appreciated, and we will not share the size of any gift with the individual or family members of the individual being memorialized or honored.

Memorial and tribute gifts can be made in a variety of ways:

• To make a secure gift online with a credit or debit card and include the name of the person you wish to memorialize or tribute and the contact information for anyone you wish us to notify of your gift.
• To make a secure gift over the phone with a credit or debit card, please call the Foundation during regular business hours at 303-689-5251.

The Good Samaritan Foundation accepts gifts of real estate, including houses, condominiums, commercial properties, farm land, rental property, and undeveloped land after a thorough review of the property and its potential usage by the foundation. Prior to the acceptance of any parcel of real property, as a minimum, a Phase 1 environmental assessment of the potential environmental risks will be conducted. For all gifts of real estate, the Gift Acceptance Committee will review the results of such assessment and recommend to the appropriate administrators and Board Committees whether the gift should be accepted.

One way to boost your charitable contributions is to give shares of appreciated assets, including stocks, bonds, certificates of deposit, art and real property.

They are easily valued without an appraisal, and easy to transfer. Donating appreciated securities before they are sold typically results in a tax advantage. A tax deduction is normally allowed based on the market value at the time of the gift. Since the deduction is based on current value, rather than cost, no tax is paid on the appreciation.

All gifts will be reviewed by the foundation’s Board of Directors for compliance with our policies before being accepted.

Good Samaritan Foundation participates in the North Metro Enterprise Zone Tax Credit program, which is an incredible opportunity!

• Donors receive an additional 25% tax credit/benefit for qualifying donations (i.e. if a donor writes a check for $500, they will actually get a tax benefit as if they donated $625)
• Gifts MUST be to one of four qualifying Medical Education Funds:
  • Respiratory Therapy Education
  • General Medical Education
  • Bush Family Scholarship (geared towards Associates not currently direct care providers wanting to become a lab tech, nurse, etc.)
  • Dave Hamm Scholarship (providing additional education for associates providing direct patient care)

Contact us today for more information.