Impact Stories

Dancing to the Rhythm of Superior Health Care Dolores and Dutch Svoboda danced together as kids. 80 plus years later, they’re still dancing, even if it’s more with their hearts than with their feet these days. After running a successful dry-cleaning business in Iowa, the Svoboda’s moved to Sun City in 1974 to retire. Banner […]

From giving birth to receiving women’s diagnostic care at Banner Del E. Webb and Banner Boswell medical centers, Stacey and mom Deb are among the generations of families who say these services are a gift to the community.

In Nancy’s family, philanthropy is a tradition spanning three generations. Nancy has continued to honor her family’s legacy.

Audrey’s adventures would not be possible without the Banner CORE Center for Orthopedics at Banner Del E. Webb.

The Behrens’ consistent support to Sun Health Foundation over the years is a meaningful reminder that every gift matters and every gift makes a difference.

Sandy was volunteering for Sun Health Foundation when she got the news that she needed a major surgery. The exceptional care she received meant the world to her.

At 84 years old, Doris was diagnosed with breast cancer. Having world-class services in her backyard helps her continue to tackle and treat her condition.

When Shirley’s husband Bill was diagnosed with dementia and started to lose independence, she leaned on Sun Health’s Memory Care Navigator Program.

When Sandra’s mother’s health started to decline, she had to figure out what to do next and where to turn. Luckily, she discovered Sun Health’s Memory Care Navigator program.

After Barbara’s husband Dave passed away in 2016, she felt profoundly numb. When she needed someone to turn to, she discovered a grief support group offered by Sun Health.

After receiving care at Banner Boswell Medical Center, Don became increasingly anxious about his transition and healing back home. That’s when Don and his wife Joyce found the Sun Health Care Transitions program.

Dick and Jo’s legacies live on long after they are gone, not just through philanthropy but in the lives of their children who witnessed their parents’ charity.