Supporters of Women & Children's Services

What speaks to your heart?

Would you like to improve women and children's services in our community?

The Women & Children's Centers of California Pacific Medical Center provide care for women and children throughout their life stages and throughout our community, whether you are embarking on pregnancy, have children who need expert medical care, or are facing women's health concerns.

Meet just a few of the inspiring individuals, corporations, and organizations who are helping CPMC make a difference in women's and children's services. Their generous gifts serve to advance technology for obstetrics/newborns and support crucial programs in community health.

• Sonia and Aydin Senkut appreciate CPMC's personal touch, and give to help Bay Area infants stay warm.
• Michael and Pepper Jackson's commitment and generosity helps fragile newborns in the NICU, and reaches out to underserved children at the Bayview Child Health Center.
• Ruth Nolte, loyal information desk volunteer, saw so many families relying on CPMC's services that she funded a new Obstetrics Center through a generous planned gift.
• The David Camden Sheft Family Assistance Fund, through charitable donations, provides families in need with necessities while their newborn baby is in the NICU, or ready to be released home.
• Susan G. Komen for the Cure has contributed over $395,000 to support breast health programs at CPMC since 1989.
• The Women & Children's Leadership Council, launched in 2011, supports and advocates services at CPMC.
• St. Luke’s Auxiliary’s Musée gala benefits women & children's services at CPMC's St. Luke's Campus, ensuring all women have access to quality comprehensive services.
• St. Luke's Junior Auxiliary's special events have raised over $2.5 million for the St. Luke's Women's & Children's Health Care Center.
• Little Jim Club's Mardi Gras Ball has raised money for over 100 years in support of CPMC pediatrics programs like the Kalmanovitz Child Development Center.
• CPMC's Volunteer Knitting Groups provide handknitted caps and blankets for hospitalized infants and children.

Because life is precious, we encourage giving to life and a lifetime of giving.