Giving to The Miriam

Planned Giving Planned giving is a way of making a charitable gift where some thought and some assistance are needed to complete the donation. The assistance can come from an attorney, stockbroker, tax advisor, insurance agent, or gift planning officer. The thoughtfulness comes from what you want your gift to accomplish for patient care, clinical education, and medical research. Learn more

Ways to Give

Every day we treat hundreds of patients who rely on The Miriam Hospital for the very best care available. And every day, we rely on support from caring people like you to help ensure our vital work continues.  Philanthropy is the cornerstone of everything we do. Each gift, no matter the size, makes an enormous difference and is an investment in the future of compassionate care, research, and medical education for our community. Please join us! 

The Miriam Hospital Fund for a New Generation

All unrestricted gifts to The Miriam Hospital Foundation support The Miriam Hospital Fund for a New Generation. This fund provides vital resources to support areas with the greatest funding needs, including patient care services, educational programs, and innovative research projects.

Donate Online

You can make a gift online by visiting our secure online donation page.

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Give by Mail or Phone

Please send your check to the following address, along with a note explaining what the gift is for:

The Miriam Hospital Foundation
Development Office
PO Box H
Providence, RI  02901

To speak with a development officer about making a gift, please call 401-793-2004.

The Miriam People Society

The Miriam People Society celebrates donors who give a cumulative annual gift of $1000 or more between October 1 and September 30. It also celebrates The Miriam Founders whose cumulative giving over a lifetime is $25,000 or more. Miriam People Society members are honored each year at The Miriam People Dinner. Please call 401-793-2004 for more information.

Gifts of Gratitude: Saying Thanks to Our Caring Professionals

The Grateful Patient Program at The Miriam Hospital provides an opportunity for you to say thank you in a special and meaningful way to the caregivers (doctors, nurses, hospital staff) who made a difference to you or your family during your time at The Miriam.

It may have been a lifesaving procedure or something as simple as a kind word or a smile that brought you or your family member comfort and you would like to show your thanks. Gifts from grateful patients support current programs and services, as well as invest in the future of medicine, research, and medical education. Honor a caregiver

Planned Giving

Planned giving is a way of making a charitable gift where some thought and some assistance are needed to complete the donation. The assistance can come from an attorney, stockbroker, tax advisor, insurance agent, or gift planning officer. The thoughtfulness comes from what you want your gift to accomplish for patient care, clinical education, and medical research.
Learn more

Donating Securities

The Miriam Hospital Foundation welcomes gifts of securities, which are easy to make with minimum delay and expense, with tax benefits to the donor. The effective date for establishing the gift value is the day the securities pass from the donor's control into ours. The value is the mean between the high and low quotations on that day, and will be so recorded and acknowledged by the foundation as the donor's contribution (before any fees are taken).
Learn more about donating securities

Corporate Giving

Learn how your company can give back to the community by supporting The Miriam Hospital. Please call the development department at 401-793-2004 for more information.

Memorial/Honor Gifts

To honor a loved one, families may specify that memorial contributions be made to The Miriam Hospital. Please call the development department at 401-793-2004 for more information.

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