Making Strides Against Cancer

The 17th annual STOMP Walk, benefiting the Allegheny Health Network Cancer Institute (AHNCI) Integrative Oncology, was a success! The walk honored the memory of Mrs. Linda Saulle, a beloved kindergarten teacher, and supported those affected by cancer. Held at Ehrman Crest Schools, the event raised funds for services like facials, massages and wellness classes that enhance the quality of life for cancer patients. Thank you to all who walked, donated and remembered loved ones, making a difference in the lives of those battling cancer.

Construction Owners of America Conference Donates Jared Boxes to AHN Pediatrics

Volunteers at the Construction Owners of America Conference (COAA) recently assembled over 130 Jared Boxes for donation to AHN Pediatrics. The Jared Box Project, founded in memory of a courageous young cancer patient, provides boxes filled with toys and activities to bring smiles to children in hospitals. These boxes deliver the "gift of play" and spread well wishes, hope and love within our local community.

Highmark Foundation Supports Local EMS Services

Thanks to a $182,500 Highmark Foundation grant, AHN Wexford Hospital equipped 11 local Emergency Medical Services agencies with life-saving equipment and training opportunities. The foundation provided advanced IV pumps, vascular access drills, video laryngoscopes and pain management systems to first responders who struggle with limited funding. The grant also ensures EMTs access to specialized training programs, strengthening emergency response across the communities AHN serves.

A History of AHN Saint Vincent Hospital: 1960s

The 1960s marked a decade of significant growth and community focus at St. Vincent Hospital. During this time, the hospital established an Amputee Clinic, opened a new Rehabilitation Center and expanded its services with the addition of a dedicated pediatric section to the main hospital. Recognizing the needs of its team members, St. Vincent launched a Community Service Fund to help employees in times of hardship. Planning also commenced for a new parking structure to accommodate the hospital's growing needs.

Jim Fitterling, Chief Executive Officer, Dow, Inc.

AHN Celebrates the Impact of Donor Generosity

The AHN Office of Development and AHN Cancer Institute celebrated the impact of philanthropic support on cancer care. Attendees heard from keynote speaker Jim Fitterling, Chair and Chief Executive Officer, Dow, Inc., and Dr. David Bartlett, Chair, AHNCI, about how donor contributions are fueling crucial research and enabling AHNCI to deliver advanced, compassionate care to patients and families.

Women’s Wellness Takes Center Stage

The Women's Wellness Lunch & Learn Summit symposium successfully convened clinicians, advocates and community members to celebrate advancements in women's health. Co-hosted by the AHN Women's Institute and Women's Behavioral Health, the event highlighted the collaborative efforts to redefine whole-person care and recognized the 10-year anniversary of Women's Behavioral Health's transformative impact.

Support AHN Through Your Will

Planning for the future? Looking for a flexible way to make an impact on compassionate care, pioneering research and breakthrough treatments at AHN? Consider a future gift through your will, which is a meaningful way to create a lasting legacy.

Julie McMullen was diagnosed with ovarian cancer at 27 and successfully treated by Dr. Thomas Krivak. Now 18 years cancer-free, Julie and her husband Michael raise funds for gynecologic oncology research through the annual Teal Ribbon Concert. 

Join us as a sponsor or attendee for this year's event featuring country music artist Sara Evans on Sunday, August 17, 2025, at Cadence Clubhouse. All proceeds benefit Dr. Krivak's vital research at AHN.

The family-friendly event begins at noon, with Sara Evans performing at 3 p.m. The concert will be held rain or shine with no ticket refunds.