Alex and Pat Gorsky, honorary chairs of One Vision: The Campaign for Doylestown Health, have made a new $5 million commitment to Doylestown Health that will accelerate programmatic enhancements with far-reaching effects in the community.
The gift from the Gorskys will be designated to support two of the health system’s most impactful service lines both locally and regionally – $4 million will support the Gorsky Heart and Vascular Suite (established as part of the Woodall Center for Heart and Vascular Care in December 2017) and $1 million will support Children’s Village, the early childhood education center being rebuilt on the Doylestown Hospital campus this year.
“Doylestown Health is deeply honored by the philanthropic partnership we have with Alex and Pat Gorsky,” says Jim Brexler, president and chief executive officer of Doylestown Health. “They have stood alongside us since the beginning of this campaign, and their leadership, generosity, and counsel have been invaluable as we continue to expand programs and facilities to better serve the evolving needs of our community.”
The One Vision Campaign is a comprehensive capital campaign investing donor contributions in programs, technology, facilities, and medical expertise throughout the health system. With nearly $92 million in contributions toward its $100 million goal, the campaign is set to conclude in 2023, coinciding with the centennial celebration of the first Doylestown Hospital.
“As we near the completion of our campaign,” continued Brexler, “we are especially grateful to the Gorskys for this new visionary gift, and the renewed demonstration of their commitment to advancing the future of healthcare excellence in our community.”
Alex Gorsky, executive chairman of Johnson & Johnson, and Pat Gorsky, a trustee of Doylestown Health Foundation and formerly a nurse at Doylestown Hospital, joined the One Vision Campaign in 2017 with their initial $5 million donation – then the largest single gift in the health system’s history. Their visionary support was designated to cardiovascular care, allowing Doylestown Health to invest heavily in one of its leading services early in the campaign.
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