Magnolia Foundation
Magnolia Foundation was created in 1980 with a purpose of supporting our hospital. Since that time Magnolia Foundation has expanded its mission to include not only the needs of Magnolia Regional Health Center, but also other community initiatives that focus on a better quality of life of the citizens of our local communities.
Click HERE to read our Fiscal Year 2019 Annual Report.
Magnolia Foundation is proud to have been awarded the GuideStar Platinum Seal of Transparency. Learn more about us by clicking on the seal below.
We are passionate about wellness and our purpose is to serve as a bridge to the barriers of healthcare. Our wish is for everyone in our communities to be healthier and happier.
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Vision, Mission & Values
Our Vision: To create a culture of philanthropy that will transform the lives of our communities and our donors
Our Mission: We work to ensure a future of good health and quality of life, right here at home
Our Values:
Stewardship – Trustworthy guardian and administrator of the possessions of the Magnolia Foundation, to always be managed within the scope of the Mission and to the benefit of the focus areas as designated by the Board of Directors.
Giving – Request for voluntarily monetary support, community assistance and support and the issuance of funds to benefit the focus areas as designated by the Board of Directors.
Benevolence – Practice the traits of goodwill, kindness and compassion
Leadership – Become a strong guidance in the community toward positive initiatives for the good health of the people.
Featured Project
Our daily lives are so different now. We know that everyone is missing each other and our normal interactions with friends, family and love ones. What if you had to be hospitalized or needed to visit your doctor? Because of the precautions that Magnolia Regional Health Center has put into place to decrease the chance of the spread of this horrible virus in the our facilities, no visitors are allowed in the hospital unless it involves very special circumstances and clinic visits are very limited. All in an effort to keep everyone safe and well.
Magnolia Foundation wanted to provide a way to help. We purchased 32 iPads at a cost of $12,800 for MRHC to utilize several different ways during and after this pandemic. At this time, patients that are hospitalized are able to FaceTime with their friends and family, physicians and other providers are able to conduct telehealth visits with patients in the clinics and physicians are able to communicate with each other in an effort to prevent cross contamination within the hospital.
We feel that it is very important that we practice social distancing and keep mindful of contamination during this time, but we also see the need to connect with the people we care about in some way, along with the importance of continued patient communication with our providers.
Magnolia Foundation continues to follow it’s mission of working to ensure a future of good health and quality of life, right here at home. We are all about wellness in every way!
For more information please contact:
Tracy Moore
Executive Assistant to CEO/Magnolia Foundation Executive Director
611 Alcorn Drive
Corinth, MS 38834
662.293.7664
tmoore@mrhc.org