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Understanding the 2026 Tax Law Changes and Your Charitable Giving
Beginning January 1, 2026, several changes to the federal tax code will take effect under recently passed legislation. These changes may influence how donors plan and time their charitable giving. While Longs Peak Hospital Foundation cannot offer tax or legal advice, we want to ensure you have the information you need to have informed conversations with your advisors.
UCHealth is first in Colorado to offer mammogram technology that better detects hidden breast cancer
UCHealth is the first health system in Colorado to offer contrast-enhanced mammography, an advanced imaging technology that launched this month at the UCHealth Breast Diagnostic Center at Longs Peak Medical Center. This innovation marks a major leap forward in breast cancer detection, especially for patients with dense breast tissue or inconclusive imaging findings.
2024 Topgolf Tournament Recap
Thank you for joining us at our Topgolf Tournament on Sunday, September 22, 2024.
UCHealth Longs Peak Hospital Foundation welcomes new director
Jonathan Clifton shares passion for community and improving lives.
UCHealth Longs Peak Hospital Foundation awards employee scholarships
UCHealth Longs Peak Hospital Foundation is pleased to match our donors’ passion for educational excellence with our employees’ professional and personal goals. Thanks to the generosity of corporate and community donations, $23,500 has been awarded to 17 employees for the 2024-2025 school year.
After Acute Transverse Myelitis put her in a wheelchair, she was able to walk across the stage to collect her college diploma
Hospital save, rehab put student back on track to graduate after near-fatal transverse myelitis.
There’s not much that college students want to deal with less than final exams.
Acute Transverse Myelitis that paralyzes from chest down would qualify.
In April 2022, just before her five final exams, Nicole Briar, a 20-year-old University of Colorado Boulder sophomore, caught a cold that put her under the weather on a Friday and at Boulder Community Hospital by the following Tuesday. Her Delta Gamma sorority sisters had been keeping an eye on her. As she became immobile and incoherent, they called 911.
Sweet trio sparks wave of giving for cancer patients
Three young girls learned about the power of kindness on Wednesday, April 3, 2024.
It all started with a heartwarming delivery. Two weeks ago, the girls surprised UCHealth Longs Peak Hospital with a $102 donation, a plate of cookies and a sweet note written in crayon asking that the donation go toward helping cancer patients.
Help us find Charli: Local philanthropist supports cancer care
UCHealth Longs Peak Hospital Foundation (LPHF) is on a quest to express our gratitude to a young philanthropist named Charli who recently made a significant contribution to support cancer care in Longmont.
The cash donation, cookies and a handwritten (in orange crayon) note was delivered to Longs Peak Hospital. The letter reads, “We decided to raise money for cancer because it is good to spread awareness. I hope this 102 dollars for cancer will help you and these cookies. From: Charli.”
Longs Peak Hospital Cancer Patient & Family Assistance Fund
Longs Peak Hospital Cancer Patient & Family Assistance Fund year end appeal and patient testimony.
