“Taking care of patients, or taking care of those who do.”

“Taking care of patients, or taking care of those who do.”

Personal Giving

Support those who need it most.

Giving to the Chapters Health Foundation is an act of kindness.

Giving Opportunites

Chapters Health Foundation is a 501(c)(3), nonprofit organization and offers a variety of giving opportunities from memorial gifts to planned giving.

For your convenience, you can make a tax-deductible donation in three convenient ways:

Donate online through a secure donation form:

Call 1.813.871.8444 or toll-free at 1.866.204.8611.

Mail a check payable to Chapters Health Foundation to:

Chapters Health Foundation
Temple Terrace Resource Center
11150 N. 53rd St. Temple Terrace, FL. 33617

If you have any questions or would like more information, please contact the Foundation office at 1.813.871.8444 or 1.866.204.8611 or email [email protected].

Chapters Health Foundation Federal Tax Identification Number is 59-3467282.

We never turn away patients who are uninsured or otherwise unable to pay — whether for palliative medicine, hospice care or any of our other compassionate programs or services. Your tax-deductible gift in any amount will help meet the needs of those patients and honor the many different people whose lives are touched. It will also help support many vital community programs and services.

How Your Gift Helps

In the last year, our affiliates provided more than $3 million in charity care. In order to continue to meet the needs of patients and families who cannot afford hospice services, we rely on community contributions. Your tax-deductible gift to the Chapters Health Foundation will help support charitable care programs, including:

Palliative medicine and hospice care for those who are uninsured or otherwise unable to pay for services.

Grief centers and programs for children. Our children and teen grief programs are made possible through generous community support. Please join us in fulfilling this very special need.

Chapters Health Valor Program, which recognizes veterans and first responders.

Donors FAQ

Where are Chapters Health System and its affiliates located?

Chapters Health System is headquartered in Temple Terrace, Florida, with services available in Alachua, Citrus, Hardee, Hernando, Highlands, Hillsborough, Martin, Monroe, Okeechobee, Pasco, Pinellas, Polk and St. Lucie counties. See All Locations

Where will the money from my donation to Chapters Health Foundation go?

In the last year, our affiliates provided more than $8million in charity care. In order to continue to meet the needs of patients and families who cannot afford hospice services, we rely on community contributions. We never turn away patients who are uninsured or otherwise unable to pay — whether for home care, palliative medicine, hospice care, or any of our programs or services.

A tax-deductible gift will help meet the needs of those patients and honor the many different people whose lives are touched. It will also help support many vital community programs and services. Chapters Health Foundation is a 501(c)(3), nonprofit organization and offers a variety of giving opportunities from memorial gifts to planned giving. 

How can I set up a regular contribution to Chapters Health Foundation from my company?

We invite you to join Chapters Health Foundation’s Corporate Honor Roll, a network of community-minded businesses whose philanthropic support is key to helping Chapters Health Foundation achieve its mission of bringing kindness and compassionate care to all patients and families. Through sponsorship of events and grants for specific programs, corporations and companies can support our work year round. For more information, see Corporate & Institutional Giving.

How can I partner with Chapters Health Foundation on a fundraising event in my community?

We greatly appreciate our friends in the community who wish to host fundraising events benefiting the Chapters Health Foundation. We are dedicated to ensuring that every dollar raised stays in our communities to directly help our patients during one of life’s most challenging moments.

From golf outings and walks to regattas and private dinners, community-hosted events raise money to help patients and their families who cannot afford hospice, home health or palliative medicine services. If you or your business, organization, community group or school is interested in hosting an event to benefit a Chapters Health System affiliate, we’d love to hear from you. For more information, see Community-Hosted Events.

What should I do if I have more questions?

Connect with a care professional at 1.866.204.8611 or Contact Us.

Ways to Give

Honor a Memory

Memorial Gifts

Make a donation in memory of a loved one — an excellent way to cherish a special person.

Shining Star

Recognize the hospice caregivers who made a difference in your loved one’s care. Make a donation here.

For more information on giving opportunities, contact the Foundation office at 1.813.871.8444 or 1.866.204.8611, or email us. 

Leave a Tribute

Memorial Trees

Leave a lasting tribute with a leaf or stone on a tree at one of our hospice houses. Make a donation here.

For more information on giving opportunities, contact the Foundation office at 1.813.871.8444 or 1.866.204.8611, or email us.

More Ways to Give

Vehicle Donations Program

Did you know the Chapters Health Foundation now accepts vehicle donations? The proceeds from the sale of your car, truck, SUV, RV and even boat— running or not — will help us offer valuable programs to help patients and families in our community.

With your continued support, Chapters Health System will always be there to provide care and resources for people in our community with or affected by advanced illness by offering a wide variety of compassionate healthcare choices.

Making a vehicle donation is EASY!

If you have any questions, just call us toll-free at 1.877.980-GIVE (877.980.4483).

 

Matching Gifts

Many employers match employee donations, even if you’re retired. Contact the human resources department at your local corporate office to learn if your gift to Chapters Health Foundation is eligible for matching funds.

For more information on giving opportunities, contact the Foundation office at 1.813.871.8444 or 1.866.204.8611, or email us.

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Join Us

Giving Groups and Societies

Make a lasting difference to help ensure the health of people in our communities.

Sustainer Circle
Gibbons Pathway Society
Hospice Women of Giving
Hospice Women of Philanthropy
Guardian Angels

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About Us

Established in 1983 as a community-centered, nonprofit entity, Chapters Health has grown exponentially through its radical approach to healthcare that leverages a one-of-a-kind system to support patients, families, and caregivers across the country, while remaining grounded in the mission of taking care of patients, or taking care of those who do®.

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John J. Whyte, MD, MPH

CEO and Executive President,
American Medical Association

John Whyte, MD, MPH serves as the CEO and Executive Vice President of the American Medical Association, the nation’s largest physician organization.

Prior to the AMA, Dr. Whyte served as the Chief Medical Officer at WebMD, leading initiatives that expanded strategic partnerships, created new business opportunities, and positioned WebMD at the forefront of digital health innovation. He was a pivotal force in evolving WebMD’s digital platforms from content delivery engines to powerful tools connecting consumers directly to care, establishing critical new revenue models. He is a recognized leader in healthcare delivery and regulation and is consistently named as one of the Top 20 Health Influencers.

Before joining WebMD, Dr. Whyte served as Director of Professional Affairs and Stakeholder Engagement at the U.S. Food and Drug Administration’s Center for Drug Evaluation and Research. There, he spearheaded groundbreaking initiatives to modernize clinical trial design, expand diversity in research, and advance the regulatory use of real-world evidence — efforts that continue to impact patient-centered drug development today.

Earlier, as Chief Medical Expert and Vice President of Health and Medical Education at Discovery Channel, Dr. Whyte launched educational programming that captured both medical and mainstream audiences, successfully aligning mission-driven health education with corporate funding strategies and building new multimedia brand identities.

At the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS), Dr. Whyte played a pivotal role in formalizing Medicare’s national coverage decision process, directly shaping payment policies and advancing innovative models to improve healthcare outcomes. His experience at CMS demonstrates a deep understanding of health policy, reimbursement strategies, and the critical intersection of clinical innovation and payment models.

A board-certified internist, Dr. Whyte completed his MD at Hahnemann University School of Medicine, his residency at Duke University Medical Center and earned his MPH in Health Policy and Management at Harvard University. He previously served as a health services research fellow at Stanford University. An accomplished author, Dr. Whyte has written extensively for both professional and consumer audiences, including five best-selling book

Andrew Molosky on podcast

Dr. Venki Ramakrishnan

Nobel Laureate

Venki Ramakrishnan is an American and British molecular biologist who shared the 2009 Nobel Prize in Chemistry. He currently works at the world-renowned MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology in Cambridge, England and from 2015-2020, he served as President of the Royal Society, one of the world’s oldest scientific organizations. He is best known for his work on protein synthesis, the process by which genetic information is used by the ribosome to make the thousands of proteins that make life possible. This process is fundamental to all life and its dysfunction leads to many diseases as well as to aging. He is a member of the US National Academy of Sciences and was knighted by the British government in 2012. In 2022, he received one of Britain’s highest civilian honors, the Order of Merit, which is restricted to 24 people across all fields.

In addition to his academic work, Ramakrishnan is a science partner of the venture capital fund Ahren Innovation Capital, and on the boards of the AI-based drug development company, Isomorphic Labs, and the British Library. He recently co-founded RNAvate, an RNA therapeutics company based on stable, next-generation RNA molecules. In the public arena, he played a leadership role when he was president of the Royal Society, including dealing with the consequences of Brexit and helping convene the Society’s response to provide advice during the covid pandemic and did a significant amount of public engagement including articles in the press and appearances on national media.

Ramakrishnan is the author of two popular books: Gene Machine (2018), a very frank scientific memoir about the race for the structure of the ribosome that led to the Nobel Prize; and Why We Die: The New Science of Aging and the Quest For Immortality (2024), which looks at the biology of aging and efforts to combat it.

Andrew Molosky on podcast

Marwa El-Menshawi, MD, MPH

Chief Operating Officer, PACE Chapters Health System

Marwa El-Menshawi, MD is the Chief Operating Office for Hope PACE. She is a triple board-certified physician, specializing in Family, Geriatric and Hospice Medicine. Dr. El-Menshawi's focus is on improving the lives of those affected by advanced age and serious illness through innovation in high complexity and value-based care. She has almost 20 years of clinical, academic and healthcare leadership experience.

Dr. El-Menshawi is a member of the American Academy of Family Medicine and the National PACE Association. She serves on the Mayor's Committee for Livability and Healthy Aging, focused on serving the community through advocacy and education, recommending and promoting programs and initiatives that benefit older adults.

Dr. El-Menshawi earned her Medical Doctorate as a Magna Cum Laude graduate from the University of Alabama School of Medicine and was awarded the distinguished membership into the Alpha Omega Alpha medical honors society, along with multiple academic achievement awards including the American Medical Women's Association Glasgow-Rubin Achievement Citation, the Merck Manual Award and the Peacock Teaching Fellowship. She completed her residency in Family Medicine and Certificate of Added Qualifications in Geriatric Medicine following a Geriatrics Fellowship at Advent Health in Orlando, FL. She serves as a Clinical Assistant Professor of Geriatrics at the Florida State University College of Medicine and an Assistant Professor of Family Medicine at the University of Central Florida College of Medicine.

Andrew Molosky on podcast

Andrew Molosky

President and CEO, Chapters Health System

Andrew Molosky is the President and Chief Executive Officer of Chapters Health System, the country's defining chronic illness organization, comprised of more than 30 different companies and programs, including the nation's largest nonprofit hospice network, PACE, value-based care such as CareNu, a Medicare Advantage plan, managed services organizations, technology solutions, advanced illness offerings, and more.
Established in 1983 as a community-centered, nonprofit entity, Chapters Health has grown exponentially through Molosky's innovative approach to healthcare, becoming a national leader recognized by Great Places to Work, Fortune, USA Today, and others for being a top place to work.
As a leading voice in healthcare, Molosky is routinely engaged as a consultant, speaker, and mentor. Molosky is modeling and leading across several industries concurrently.
Molosky has more than 20 years of experience spanning an array of geographies and organizations, including publicly traded, privately held, and nonprofit. He completed his undergraduate work at the University of Toledo and his Master of Business Administration from the Ken Blanchard College of Business at Grand Canyon University, additionally holding his Fellowship from the American College of Healthcare Executives.