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The Foundation supports vital research that leads to treatment breakthroughs; patient care and services

With the the help of compassionate donors, The Foundation for Barnes-Jewish Hospital does more to help researchers find better treatments for the diseases affecting us most, pay it forward to a new generation of health care providers, and improve the health and well-being of our patients, our family, and our community.

02/19/2026

Congratulations to the 51 BJC HealthCare and WashU Medicine nurses named finalists for the 2026 Excellence in Nursing Awards! 🌟

Their dedication, compassion and leadership are what make exceptional patient care possible at Barnes-Jewish Hospital. Through philanthropic support, the Foundation is proud to invest in nursing education, professional development, and resources that help our nurses grow and deliver world class care.

See the full list of finalists here ➡️https://ow.ly/KFKH50YhMtI

02/12/2026

Harry Ratliff has been connected to Barnes-Jewish Hospital since the day he was born, and years later faced one of his toughest challenges when he underwent open-heart surgery with Dr. Tsuyoshi Kaneko. Today he serves on the Foundation board, turning his experience into advocacy for patients and the community he loves.

This American Heart Month, Harry's story reminds us of the importance of patient care and the remarkable expertise of the cardiovascular team at Barnes-Jewish Hospital. ❤️

Read Harry's story and heart journey ➡️
https://ow.ly/1KAN50YbSM8

02/10/2026

After our November Leading Edge Medicine panel on cardiovascular care, Foundation donors recently toured the new Plaza West Tower at Barnes-Jewish Hospital, led by Blake Exline, executive director of operations.

The tours highlighted how this state-of-the-art space supports advanced heart and vascular care, from expanded ICU capacity to patient-centered rooms and family spaces, giving donors a firsthand look at the future of care.

02/04/2026

Donor support helps move cancer research forward at Barnes-Jewish Hospital every day. This World Cancer Day, we're proud to highlight the Siteman Investment Program (SIP), which provides early-stage, peer-reviewed funding to help promising cancer research ideas grow into breakthroughs.

Continued support of the Cancer Frontier Fund is essential to give researchers access to the tools, resources, and therapies that advance cancer care. By investing in early-stage research, donors help accelerate discoveries, support bold ideas, and ensure that each generation has access to the most innovative and leading-edge therapies.

01/29/2026

Created in 2009, the Cancer Frontier Fund at The Foundation for Barnes-Jewish Hospital fuels high-risk, high-reward cancer research at Siteman Cancer Center, providing critical seed funding that research-scientists need to test bold ideas, gather early data, and accelerate breakthroughs from the lab to patients.

Every year, funds raised by Pedal the Cause champions are directed through the Foundation to support the Cancer Frontier Fund. Last week, Pedal the Cause Board President David Yonce, Pedal the Cause Executive Director David Drier, Siteman Cancer Center Director Tim Eberlein, and Foundation Vice President and Executive Director David Bruns gathered to celebrate the impact of the generous funds raised in 2025 to support cancer research.
To the thousands of riders, fundraisers, and volunteers who made the 2025 Pedal the Cause a record-breaking success, thank you! 💙

01/23/2026

On this National Maternal Health Awareness Day, the Foundation would like to share a special thanks to Healthy Blue Missouri for their partnership to improve maternal and infant health outcomes. From supporting families through the BJC Community Baby Shower to investing in holistic programs that lift up our region's mothers, Healthy Blue is helping women lead healthier lives—while improving the health of their children as well. Thank you, Healthy Blue! 💙

01/21/2026

We're thrilled to announce Justin Willman as the celebrity host of the 2026 Illumination Gala! 💫 Join us on Saturday, June 6, 2026 for an unforgettable evening as we celebrate philanthropy in support research and extraordinary care at Siteman Cancer Center.

Learn more about Illumination Gala ➡️ https://ow.ly/5xT550XZPQS

01/19/2026

The Foundation is deeply grateful for the generosity that made 2025 a record breaking year of impact. As we begin 2026, we look forward to building on that success and working together to support patients, partners, and our community. 💙

01/13/2026

🌟 Did you know? 🌟

The Foundation for Barnes-Jewish Hospital was born in 1996 alongside the merger of Barnes Hospital and Jewish Hospital. Long before then, both hospitals were shaped by generous communities. Dedicated auxiliaries served as the fundraising and volunteer arms of the hospitals to raise funds that supported special projects and patient care support.

Today, the Foundation carries forward that same focus of the original auxiliaries. While medicine and technology have evolved, philanthropy remains at the heart of Barnes-Jewish Hospital and its mission to provide exceptional care to every patient. 💙

01/07/2026

During Cervical Cancer Awareness Month, learn how philanthropic investment brings innovative treatments to patients while improving how care fits into their lives.

With early funding from the Foundation, and two subsequent NIH grants, Stephanie Markovina, MD, PhD, developed drugs to decrease cancer growth. While developing the drug therapy, Dr. Markovina worked to rearrange and reuse parts of standard therapies and treatments to reduce office visits for patients in clinical trials and, thus, create less interruption of their lives.

While it may take longer for a specific discovery to become mainstream, Dr. Markovina says patients around the world can receive care more quickly and efficiently through small incremental changes—such as reusing imaging and blood tests patients are already receiving as standard care.

12/23/2025

Our donors are part of so many people's stories. Their generosity helps ensure patients and families at Barnes-Jewish Hospital receive extraordinary care when it matters most. 💙

As we approach the end of the year, you can join them in creating more stories of hope, healing and exceptional care. https://ow.ly/RH2n50XNhzl

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As part of the 1996 merger of Barnes Hospital and Jewish Hospital, The Foundation for Barnes-Jewish Hospital was born, carrying forward a rich history of philanthropy from both institutions.

Over time, much has changed at the Foundation. In 2011, its original name—the Barnes-Jewish Hospital Foundation—became The Foundation for Barnes-Jewish Hospital. The board of directors also has evolved. Once required to have 20 board members each from the former Barnes and Jewish Hospitals, it now represents a cross-section of the broader community.

Many other aspects of hospital life, such as medical technology and health care options, have also changed dramatically. But one focus remains the same. Barnes and Jewish Hospital were founded, through generous donations, to provide medical care to patients of any religion or economic background—and today, Barnes-Jewish Hospital continues to offer the same broad-based care, thanks to the continued generosity of the community.