Sample Sip & Savor
Save the date for this year's Sample Sip & Savor, taking place on Friday, May 17, 2019. Hosted by Scott Dutton, this year's event will be held at the new Fuller Building. Read More
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Testimonials
“We are so grateful to the Benedictine Health Foundation for allowing us to reach more kids in creative and diverse ways...”
Amy Kapes, LMSW, Kingston High School Social Worker
“The Kingston Lions Club Foundation is privileged to support and collaborate with the Benedictine Health Foundation on the annual Rosemary D. Gruner “Bike for Cancer Care” event.”
Kevin Gilfeather, Kingston Lions Club Foundation President
“The Benedictine Health Foundation has fulfilled its mission – to raise and distribute resources that will ultimately improve the physical, psychological and spiritual well-being of those who are vulnerable and underserved in Ulster County.”
Glenn Sutherland, Ulster Savings Bank President and CEO
Latest News
Benedictine Health Foundation Announces New Board Member
Albert J. Gruner, Jr. FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Julie H. Krieger President, Board of Directors Benedictine Health Foundation (845) 481-1303 brexford@bhfoundation.org www.benedictinehealthfoundation.org Benedictine Health Foundation Announces New Board Member Kingston, N.Y. – March 12, 2019 – Albert J. Gruner, Jr., Senior Territory Business Manager for Bristol-Meyers Squibb, has been appointed to the Board of Directors […] Read More
Benedictine Health Foundation Announces New Board Member
Kingston, N.Y. – February 21, 2019 – Jennifer Fabiano, AVP, Director of Marketing for Rondout Savings Bank, has been appointed to the Board of Directors of the Benedictine Health Foundation. Fabiano currently serves as a member of Junior League of Kingston, and previously served as Commissioner for the Kingston Parks and Recreation Department. Fabiano received […] Read More
Benedictine Health Foundation Funds Adolescent Coping Skills Program
KINGSTON, N.Y. – November 27, 2018 – The Benedictine Health Foundation granted $15,000 to the Kingston City School District to allow J. Watson Bailey and M. Clifford Miller middle schools to continue “Do Better Today” a program that helps students develop coping skills for stressful situations and academic challenges. The pilot program was launched in […] Read More