About Marshall Foundation for Community Health
To encourage and receive charitable contributions, and to responsibly administer and disburse those funds in support of Marshall and community health programs; committed to transparent stewardship, honoring donor intent, and fostering long-term health and wellness in the communities we serve.
Focus Areas
Community healthBehavioral health / substance misuse preventionMental health promotionPatient transportation and housing for cancer patientsTelehealth and patient technologyCardiac rehabilitationPediatricsElderly services / fall preventionHealthcare workforce education and scholarshipsClinic and community-based services
Who They Fund
residents of El Dorado County (Western Slope)
About Marshall Foundation for Community Health
Marshall Foundation for Community Health’s recent public grantmaking is defined by a single 2024 award of $1,183,753 to Marshall Medical Center in Placerville for equipment and department programs. That grant points to a funder that supports care delivery inside the Marshall system while also backing community health needs tied to the Western Slope of El Dorado County. The foundation’s stated purpose is to collect charitable contributions and disburse them in support of Marshall and community health programs, with transparent stewardship and donor intent guiding its work. Its active funding structure shows a mix of direct service support and workforce development. Some programs are designed for community health projects, while others focus on education and scholarships for local healthcare workers, nurses, medical assistant students, Marshall employees, and students studying healthcare. The foundation also supports patient-facing needs such as transportation and temporary housing for cancer patients, along with behavioral health, telehealth, cardiac rehabilitation, pediatrics, elderly services, and clinic-based services. Christa Campbell leads the organization as leadership contact on file.
What Marshall Foundation for Community Health Funds
Community health is the clearest throughline. The foundation runs a Community Health Grant program for programs and projects that benefit community health, and it also administers a Marshall Medical Center Department Grant for internal department-level work that supports community health. Workforce development is another major theme. The Moran Memorial Fund for Education supports education for local healthcare workers, while the Medical Assistant (MA) School Scholarship Fund supports students in the Medical Assistant School Program with the El Dorado County Office of Education. Nursing and employee education also appear in the scholarship portfolio. The Mathewson-Bonser Nursing Scholarship Fund helps Marshall Medical Center nurses further their nursing education, and the Bob and Jean West Scholarship awards support Marshall employees and students studying healthcare. Patient support services are part of the funding picture as well, including transportation and temporary housing for cancer patients.
How Marshall Foundation for Community Health Gives
Financial Snapshot
Annual Giving
$184K
Total Assets
$4.4M
Total Revenue
$834K
Total Expenses
$389K
Typical Grant Size
Most grants fall between $1.2M and $1.2M, with a median of $1.2M.
25th Percentile
$1.2M
Median
$1.2M
75th Percentile
$1.2M
Geographic Reach
Local1 state funded
Funding intensity
LowHigh
Headquarters
Leadership
CHRISTA CAMPBELL
Accepts unsolicited proposals
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