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At the Baylor Scott & White All Saints Health Foundation, philanthropy is the catalyst for change-advancing innovation, expanding access to compassionate care and empowering more people to live well. Together, we are shaping the future of healthcare in Fort Worth.
Your impact in Fort Worth.
From launching a center to assist with non-medical cancer services to integrating music and arts into clinical care to expanding access for underserved communities, your generosity enhances healing in powerful ways.
17,000+
Over 17,000 patients have been navigated through the Joan Katz Cancer Resource Center thanks to philanthropic support.
100+
Philanthropy plays a critical role in supporting the more than 100 residents who train each year at BSW All Saints Medical Center.
$150 million
Since 1982, the Foundation has distributed nearly $150 million to Baylor Scott & White All Saints Medical Center, strengthening initiatives that improve the health and well-being of our patients and communities.
100%
The Music Therapy Program relies 100% on donor support and provides over 500 sessions to patients each year.
Your generosity enhances healing in powerful ways.
Find an area meaningful to you
Your generosity can make a difference in the areas that matter most to you. Whether you’re passionate about cancer care, supporting medical education or enhancing patient experiences, there’s a way to create impact.
Stories of Impact
To enhance the quality of life through innovative healthcare solutions, compassionate patient support, and advancing medical research to create a healthier future for all.
Gift Planning: Donor Advised Fund
Baylor Scott & White – Fort Worth recognized as Magnet with Distinction Hospital
Fourth consecutive ‘A’ on the Leapfrog Hospital Safety Grades
Get involved with the Baylor Scott & White All Saints Health Foundation
The BSW All Saints Health Foundation hosts one major fundraising event each year. Beyond the Bag raises money to to support the Joan Katz Cancer Resource Center and ensure no one has to face cancer alone.
