LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- Norton Healthcare and Norton Children's just launched a campaign that aims to raise money for the programs and services of the hospitals.
The "Just Imagine" campaign is hoping to raise $200 million. It will benefit the health of people in Greater Louisville and surrounding counties, as well as communities throughout Kentucky and southern Indiana.
The community has already raised $154.5 million through a quiet phase of the campaign.
"The 'Just Imagine' campaign is a visionary journey that strives to build something greater and take health care to a new level," Russell F. Cox, president and chief executive officer of Norton Healthcare, said in a news release on Thursday. "We hope the community will join us in this journey to build a brighter future for all."
Through the campaign, healthcare officials hope to give patients greater access to medical expertise, as well as expand their research.Â
Donations will be used to improve health equity, diabetes care, heart care, cancer care, critical care, neurosciences and pediatric behavioral health, according to the news release.
Find out more about the campaign and donate here.
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