Ways to Give

Faith Regional Health Services is a non-profit healthcare system located in Norfolk, Nebraska that is dedicated to providing exemplary services to the patients, families, and communities we serve. We could not fulfill our mission without the help and support of area businesses, community members, students, and grateful patients and families that support us through the gifts of their time, talents, and treasure.

Faith Regional Foundation

The Foundation was established as the fundraising arm of the hospital to help raise funds to support critical initiatives and programs that support our mission and help us continue to improve and advance the services we offer. The Foundation raises funds through many different methods, including grateful patient donations, event sponsorships, and assisting donors to leave a lasting legacy through planned giving. You can help support the Foundation by giving a gift today. If you have questions or need more information about the Foundation, contact us at foundation@frhs.org or call (402) 644-7302.

Volunteer Services

Each year, a number of volunteers donate thousands of hours to Faith Regional Health Services. They help to serve our patients and their families, our guests, and our employees. Our volunteers of all ages help to greet guests, deliver gifts and cards, and serve in our gift shop. You can help Faith Regional by volunteering your time, and if you qualify, you may be able to earn a scholarship. Call us at (402) 644-7529 if you have any questions.

Give Blood

When you volunteer to give blood, you're helping those that need life-saving care, whether for surgeries, cancer care treatments, chronic illnesses, or traumatic injuries. In fact, every two seconds, someone in the U.S. needs blood. Find a blood drive near you to donate today!

Organ Donation

One organ donor can save up to eight lives. There are over 100,000 people on the national transplant list. By becoming an organ donor, you can help to save lives right here in Nebraska. Learn more about organ donation in our state.