About $500 million of the funds will go to a capital project of two patient care towers, which is expected to cost about $2 billion.
The hospital would also use the money for patient care, research and teaching programs.
Donors of the facility come from 176,000 households in 50 states and 88 countries, according to the article.
“We had an outpouring of interest in what people could do to support the campaign,” said Brit Nicholson, MD, senior vice president of development.
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