McCullough-Hyde Foundation

McCullough-Hyde Foundation We support McCullough-Hyde Memorial Hospital and addresses community health needs.

PARACHUTE: Butler County CASA is advocating for children experiencing abuse, neglect, or abandonment by recruiting, trai...
06/05/2026

PARACHUTE: Butler County CASA is advocating for children experiencing abuse, neglect, or abandonment by recruiting, training, and supporting Court Appointed Special Advocates who serve as a voice for vulnerable youth. This work is supported in part by a $4,800 grant from the McCullough-Hyde Foundation through its Community Granting Program.

The grant was awarded in February 2026 as part of the Winter 2026 funding cycle, which provided $71,800 in funding to 12 community organizations. Since launching in 2023, the Community Granting Program has awarded more than $800,000 to support community impact. To learn more, visit www.TriHealth.com/MHMHFoundation.

Grateful Patient Connection: Rodney CurranRodney Curran entered the Emergency Department at McCullough-Hyde Memorial Hos...
06/04/2026

Grateful Patient Connection: Rodney Curran

Rodney Curran entered the Emergency Department at McCullough-Hyde Memorial Hospital with chest pains. Now as a heart attack survivor, Rodney credits McCullough-Hyde’s Emergency Department team with saving his life.

“From the moment that I walked into the Emergency Room and said I needed help, God and the staff took over checking everything within a matter of a few minutes. From the time that I was placed into a bed at McCullough-Hyde, until I was boarded onto the helicopter, everyone there was by my side for my safety and conform. There was no dissension in the ranks that day in the Emergency Room as they all seemed to work together and at the same level.”

Saying thank you is a meaningful way to make a great impact. The McCullough-Hyde Foundation’s Grateful Patient Connections program gives patients and families the opportunity to recognize a caregiver or team member who made a difference in your care or the care of a family member with a donation in their honor and/or a special note of thanks. Donations made through Grateful Patient Connections support the mission of the McCullough-Hyde Foundation through the purchase of specialized equipment for McCullough-Hyde Memorial Hospital.

For more information about Grateful Patient Connections, please contact Janet Shirley, Development & Special Projects Coordinator, at [email protected] or (513) 664-3851. Donations may be made at www.TriHealth.com/MHMHFoundation.

The McCullough-Hyde Women’s Giving Circle awarded a grant to Home is the Foundation for the Women’s Homeless Prevention ...
06/03/2026

The McCullough-Hyde Women’s Giving Circle awarded a grant to Home is the Foundation for the Women’s Homeless Prevention and Stability Program providing rental and utility assistance, case management, and supportive services to women and families at risk of homelessness in Preble County.

This Women’s Giving Circle grant was awarded as part of the 2026 granting program, which provided $43,000 in total funding to nine organizations. Since its launch in 2022, the McCullough-Hyde Women’s Giving Circle has awarded more than $120,000 to community organizations that support and empower women and children. To learn more, visit www.TriHealth.com/MHMHFoundation.

Because of you, our community has a place it can rely on for care that is close to home, guided by compassion, and held ...
06/02/2026

Because of you, our community has a place it can rely on for care that is close to home, guided by compassion, and held to the highest standards.

As a resident of Reily Township, I see every day how essential McCullough Hyde Memorial Hospital is to the health and strength of our rural communities. Families face unique health challenges shaped by geography, limited transportation, workforce shortages, and fewer access points for care. In communities like ours, a strong local hospital is not a convenience. It is a necessity.

For generations, McCullough‑Hyde has served as the rural health anchor for this region. With deep roots and long standing trust, the hospital provides exceptional care to nearly 100,000 patients each year, offering emergency services, cancer care, orthopedics, women’s health, imaging, surgery, and more, close to where people live and work. Our Foundation’s work has helped ensure that mission continues.

We have invested in essential programs and services, supported community health initiatives, strengthened access for vulnerable patients, and provided education for dedicated hospital team members. Because of you, patients receive care with dignity, community partners receive critical resources, and caregivers are better prepared to serve with excellence.

As I complete my tenth and final year serving on the Board of Trustees, I am proud of what this community has accomplished. I have seen firsthand the extraordinary commitment of our donors and the lasting impact philanthropy has on sustaining rural health care.

I ask you now to renew your support. Your continued investment will help ensure that McCullough Hyde remains strong, accessible, and responsive to the evolving needs of our region. Thank you for your trust, your generosity, and your belief in this mission. It has been an honor to serve alongside you.

With gratitude,

Mary Butterfield, CPA
Board Chair

P.S. Your gift before June 30 directly supports patient care, community health initiatives, and the caregivers who serve this region every day. To make a secure gift online go to TriHealth.com/MHMHFoundation and click on the “Donate Now” button.

06/01/2026

Join the TriHealth Cancer & Blood Institute online next Monday, June 8th from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. for the livestreamed 2026 Richard Smith, MD Symposium on Cancer Care!

This year's main speaker is author and editor Jonathan Gluck, who was diagnosed in 2003 with multiple myeloma an incurable blood cancer that gave him an initial prognosis of less than three years to live. Over 20 years later, Jonathan talks openly about the benefits that advancements in cancer care have brought him personally, including in his book "An Exercise in Uncertainty."

Thank you to the family of the late Richard Smith, MD for making this annual event possible, honoring Dr. Smith's legacy of dedication to improving patient outcomes! The Symposium is open and available to everyone—learn more and RSVP today: s.trihealth.com/F2pXn6

Safe Passage delivers comprehensive, survivor centered services for victims of domestic and sexual violence in Franklin ...
06/01/2026

Safe Passage delivers comprehensive, survivor centered services for victims of domestic and sexual violence in Franklin County, ensuring access to safety, advocacy, and long term support. This work is supported in part by a $7,500 grant from the McCullough-Hyde Foundation through its Community Granting Program.

The grant was awarded in February 2026 as part of the Winter 2026 funding cycle, which provided $71,800 in funding to 12 community organizations. Since launching in 2023, the Community Granting Program has awarded more than $800,000 to support community impact. To learn more, visit www.TriHealth.com/MHMHFoundation.

Leave addiction in the rear-view mirror. To find mental health providers and resources, visit www.TheHopeCoOp.com/wellne...
05/30/2026

Leave addiction in the rear-view mirror. To find mental health providers and resources, visit www.TheHopeCoOp.com/wellness.

The Hope Cooperative and its members (McCullough-Hyde Foundation, McCullough-Hyde Memorial Hospital, Miami University, Coalition for a Healthy Community-Oxford Area, Talawanda School District, Butler County Mental Health and Addition Recovery Services Board, and Epiphany Community Services) collaboratively secures funding to support the joint mission of “increasing access to, and utilization of, comprehensive health care services and promoting community health and wellness in the youth, college-age, and adult populations located in the rural Oxford area of Ohio.”

This project is supported by the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) as part of an award totaling $2 million with zero percent financed with non-governmental sources. The contents are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily represent the official views of, nor an endorsement, by HRSA, HHS, or the U.S. Government. For more information, please visit HRSA.gov.

The YWCA Hamilton is providing safety and stability for survivors of domestic violence through the Dove House Domestic V...
05/29/2026

The YWCA Hamilton is providing safety and stability for survivors of domestic violence through the Dove House Domestic Violence Shelter’s Continued Hope program, ensuring access to emergency shelter, essential resources, and supportive services across Butler County. This work is supported in part by a $4,000 grant from the McCullough-Hyde Foundation through its Community Granting Program.

The grant was awarded in February 2026 as part of the Winter 2026 funding cycle, which provided $71,800 in funding to 12 community organizations. Since launching in 2023, the Community Granting Program has awarded more than $800,000 to support community impact. To learn more, visit www.TriHealth.com/MHMHFoundation.

The McCullough-Hyde Foundation philanthropically partnered with McCullough-Hyde Memorial Hospital to support the purchas...
05/28/2026

The McCullough-Hyde Foundation philanthropically partnered with McCullough-Hyde Memorial Hospital to support the purchase of a specialized arterial blood gas training arm. This advanced training equipment provides Intensive Care Unit, Emergency Department, Inpatient Care Unit and Respiratory Care team members with hands-on experience to strengthen clinical skills, enhance patient safety, and ensure the highest standard of care for our community.

Pictured L-R: Julie Jolliff, Trustee; Amy Longcamp, Trustee; Mary Butterfield, Board Chair; Laura Mullin, MHMH Nurse Educator; and Pat Sidley, Vice Chair

The McCullough-Hyde Women’s Giving Circle awarded a grant to TriHealth's Center for Abuse and R**e Emergency Services (C...
05/27/2026

The McCullough-Hyde Women’s Giving Circle awarded a grant to TriHealth's Center for Abuse and R**e Emergency Services (CARES) for no-cost crisis intervention and support services at McCullough-Hyde Memorial Hospital for survivors of sexual assault, domestic violence, human trafficking, and elder abuse.

This Women’s Giving Circle grant was awarded as part of the 2026 granting program, which provided $43,000 in total funding to nine organizations. Since its launch in 2022, the McCullough-Hyde Women’s Giving Circle has awarded more than $120,000 to community organizations that support and empower women and children. To learn more, visit www.TriHealth.com/MHMHFoundation.

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