Giving Tree Project: Our Story
The Giving Tree stands as a distinctive emblem, celebrating the generosity of our
donors and embodying our clinics’ core values: Empathy, Clarity, Respect, and Integrity. Inspired by a prominent Ginkgo Tree on campus, it mirrors the resilience, longevity, and hope that Ginkgos represent. Situated at the campus’s core, this tree perfectly symbolizes our patients and students, who are central to our mission of providing community health services and training future healthcare professionals.
Your contribution to the Giving Tree, represented by a personalized leaf or Cardinal, allows you to leave a lasting message or tribute. For our patients and families, this is a chance to acknowledge the positive impact our students and team have had on your lives or the lives of those you care about. For our partners, it’s an opportunity to celebrate our shared commitment to a healthy and thriving East Central Indiana.
Your contributions will directly fund vital health, developmental, and well-being services for our East Central Indiana community. Each leaf or Cardinal on the Giving Tree symbolizes a tangible improvement in the lives of individuals and families across our region and beyond. Recognizing the financial challenges faced by some in our community, the Giving Tree Project aims to raise funds to support their goals in areas such as:
- Treating hearing loss
- Improving mental health through counseling
- Enhancing communication with speech and language therapy
- Promoting health and wellness with exercise and nutritional support
Join us and support the Giving Tree Project. Choose your donation level below,
and we’ll proudly display your name and a personalized message on the tree:
- $250 donation – Small Leaf
- $500 donation – Large Leaf
- $1000 donation – Cardinal
How to Give
- Step 1: Click Here to Give Now
- Step 2: select “Interprofessional Community Clinics Fund” from the dropdown and indicate your donation amount
- Step 3: click “Give by Card” and enter your custom message into the “Comments” field
Donate today and see your name and message take its place among our valued benefactors. If you have other questions about the Giving Tree Project, or are interested in learning more about how you can support the work of the Interprofessional Community Clinics, please feel free to contact Blair Mattern, the Associate Dean for Clinical Affairs, or Ben Slavin of the Ball State Foundation.
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