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Moreno Valley Chamber Names RUHS Foundation ‘Organization of the Year’

By County of Riverside, Community Writer
February 22, 2024 at 12:39pm. Views: 488

The Riverside University Health System (RUHS) Foundation was recognized as the 2024 Organization of the Year by the Moreno Valley Chamber of Commerce for its outstanding contributions and impact in the community. 

The honor was announced during the Chamber’s Jan. 26 installation dinner at the March Field Air Museum in Riverside.

From a pool of exceptional nominees, RUHS Foundation emerged as the standout recipient, a testament to its commitment to excellence and positive influence in the region. The recognition underscores RUHS Foundation's dedication to its mission and the significant strides it has made in bettering the lives of those it serves. 

“This achievement highlights the outstanding guidance provided by our Board of Directors, the dedicated efforts of our team, and the high-quality care and impactful initiatives delivered by RUHS to our most vulnerable populations, which we passionately support,” said Corinne Awad, the Foundation’s Director of Development.

The RUHS Foundation remains steadfast in its commitment to fostering positive change and looks forward to continuing its efforts to uplift the community in the coming years. For more information about the Foundation and its work, visit ruhsfoundation.org. 

 

About Riverside University Health System Foundation

The nonprofit RUHS Foundation was established in 1989 to support RUHS Medical Center’s role as a public teaching hospital and safety net provider. The Foundation works with donors and stakeholders to raise funds through the annual Festival of Trees event, along with Pinwheels for Prevention and the KB Home Golf Classic. Millions of dollars have been raised for life-saving equipment, child abuse care and other major projects supporting health in Riverside County.

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