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Thank You for Your Support
We're grateful for the many offers of support we've received from the community. If you'd like to contribute to the COVID-19 response, there are many ways to get involved. From wearing a face covering and donating needed equipment and supplies to making a charitable financial donation, your actions and generosity will help. Thank you!
Simple Steps to Support Community Health
You will make a difference and earn our heartfelt gratitude.
Charitable Financial Donations
Charitable donations to the St. Luke’s COVID-19 Response Fund support caregivers working on the front lines of the COVID-19 pandemic. They also help us obtain resources critical to patient care during this unprecedented outbreak.
While our current fundraising efforts focus on COVID-19 measures, we are mindful that care for patients with chronic illnesses or injuries does not stop during a pandemic. In unprecedented times like these we are also grateful for your consideration of other critical areas of need.
Every gift makes a difference, no matter the size. We thank you in advance for your generosity!
Food Donations for St. Luke's Staff
Please note: while we welcome anyone to use the form to arrange for a food donation, we will only be able to accept food directly from a licensed food establishment. Any food donations delivered to St. Luke’s that have not been planned in advance will be redirected to local nonprofit partner organizations supporting vulnerable populations. We appreciate your understanding and support of this important process change.
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Volunteer Your Time and Talent
During this extremely challenging time, St. Luke’s is grateful to community members willing to offer their time and talent to support the COVID-19 response.
Today, many local health care organizations are in need of assistance. If you're interested in volunteering, please register through the Medical Reserve Corps. As St. Luke's identifies resource needs, we connect to the Medical Reserve Corps through our public health districts. They call for volunteers who meet our current requirements (skillset, training, etc.) and try to fulfill as many of our personnel needs as they can. If needs are not met, they will escalate to the Idaho Office of Emergency Management who will work to find other resources, which may include seeking National Guard or federal agency assistance.
Thank you for your compassion and commitment to the health of our community.
COVID-19 Resources
Navigating COVID-19 Together
St. Luke's is prepared to support our patients and community as we enter the fall flu season with COVID-19 still spreading across Idaho. Our commitment to safe care includes coronavirus testing, visitor screening, enhanced safety practices and more.