Stories of Impact
Learn how our partner organizations are positively impacting the health and well-being of people and families.
Empowering employees to drive positive change
Cambia Community Resilience Fund invites Cambia employees into the philanthropic giving work of Cambia Health Foundation.
Removing barriers to aging well
"It’s about identifying and addressing barriers, so everyone can live as well as possible for as long as possible.”
Brief But Spectacular: The New Longevity
This new collection of videos produced by Brief But Spectacular explores evolving beliefs about age, sponsored by Cambia Health Foundation.
Celebrating 100 years of Heart Health
Sharing American Heart Association’s dedication to ensuring equitable health in all communities
Strategies to improve aging: Insights from our community partners
We partnered with the American Society on Aging on a four-part blog series featuring our partners who are striving to improve aging.
Helping the helpers: The importance of heart health amongst caregivers
We partnered with the American Heart Association for a virtual conversation on caregivers' health and caring for yourself while caring for others.
Immunization clinics provide more than vaccinations
Community-building events help underserved communities receive health care and social support that they may not have access to otherwise.
Generations Together: A collaboration network for change
Generations Together wants all generations of Oregonians to have equitable access to the resources needed to live and age well together.
Comunidades Unidas, Cambia Health Foundation longtime partner, receives national recognition
Celebrating our ongoing partnership with Comunidades Unidas during Latinx Heritage Month and year-round
Pilot program invites Cambia employees into philanthropic giving
Cambia Community Resilience Fund gave employees a front-row seat to the Foundation’s philanthropy.
Latino Network: Culturally competent care
Raising awareness and access to behavioral health services among the communities they serve.
Partner spotlight: Volunteers of America Western Washington
In recognition of the 1-year anniversary of the launch of the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline
Seek to understand: Panel conversation examines mental health among youth
Experts discuss youth mental health, the link between mental and physical health and what we can do to help during virtual community conversation.
Cultivating connection: Addressing loneliness and isolation in older people
“For people who experience loneliness and isolation, their health can be deeply affected."
National Volunteer Week: Empowering service and giving back
Engaging Cambia employees in a spirit of giving back through volunteerism
Community partner guest post: Boldly Go Philanthropy on sustained commitment to transforming birthing services in health care
Boldly Go Philanthropy shares about their ongoing success and future work to improve birthing ecosystems statewide.
Byrd Barr Place’s community-led efforts to improve pregnancy care and health inequities for Black Washingtonians
Cambia Health Foundation supported Byrd Barr Place’s recent initiatives as part of our Resilient Children and Families funding program.
Striving for health equity during Black History Month and beyond
Over the years, Cambia Health Foundation has invested more than $12 million to eliminate health disparities.
Celebrating 15 years of impact
Since its founding in 2007, Cambia Health Foundation has invested over $110M to make our communities stronger and healthier.
In the wake of suicide, Crisis Connections provides comfort to survivors
Losing a loved one to suicide is devastating. Crisis Connections' program provides outreach and emotional support to help suicide survivors heal.
Meeting the needs of our community after disasters
The Foundation reserves funds for immediate response, allowing us to be flexible and agile when disaster strikes.
Adolescents and Young Adults Facing Illness and Loss: Finding Meaning, Focusing on Hope
Informational discussion with special guest speaker Barbara L. Jones, PhD, MSW, FNAP, part of the Kathy Perko Lectureship for Innovation in Pediatric Palliative Care series which honors Kathy’s legacy as a leader, advocate and champion for improving quality of life for our most special patients and their families.