Detroit’s Henry Ford Health Raises $176M, On Its Way to $250M Goal

Detroit-based Henry Ford Health System’s Envision Campaign has raised more than $176 million of its $250 million goal, according to a health system news release.

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The money that was raised came from health system employees, who gave back nearly $15 million; a foundation donation, which gave $2 million; a family fund, which provided more than $5 million; and 45 gifts of $1 million or more.

Now the fundraising campaign, which is in its seventh year, is launching its public phase. Funds raised through the Envision Campaign go toward uncompensated care, facility expansion and construction, technology investments and more.

Read the news release about Henry Ford Health System’s fundraising efforts.

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