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The McCullough-Hyde Foundation supports McCullough-Hyde Memorial Hospital/TriHealth, located in the heart of Oxford, Ohio. Through strategic partnerships with community organizations, the McCullough-Hyde Foundation addresses significant health needs of local communities throughout Butler and Preble counties in Ohio and Franklin and Union counties in Indiana. With a rich history dating back to 1937, the Foundation operates as a 501(c)3 charitable organization and is a self-funded entity which means 100 percent of all donations support the program or service designated by the donor.
The McCullough-Hyde Scholarship Program provides scholarship and educational funding to McCullough-Hyde Team Members participating in continuing education and specialized training, including scholarships to pursue advanced degrees related to healthcare. The McCullough-Hyde Scholarship Program is made possible through the Larry Kist Scholarship Fund and the Alberta Lutz Ittel Continuing Education Fund.
The Community Granting Program is a philanthropic program that makes investments that address significant health needs of local communities. The Foundation will partner with and provide funding to local organizations that are leading the way to build healthier communities.
The McCullough-Hyde Women’s Giving Circle is made up of a diverse group of women that pool their donations and decide together how to best invest in programs that support and empower women and girls in the community. The Giving Circle is open to all women who are interested in making a philanthropic impact.
McCullough-Hyde Memorial Foundation hosts a variety of events throughout the year designed to engage, educate and inspire our donor community. These events create an opportunity to come together and create community and fellowship while supporting a joint cause.