Sarah Bush Lincoln
Recent News About Sarah Bush Lincoln
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Washington Savings Bank donates $15K to SBL Effingham Specialty Pavilion under construction
Washington Savings Bank has contributed $15,000 to the Sarah Bush Lincoln Effingham Specialty Pavilion, which is currently being built at 905 N. Maple St. When construction finishes next fall, a plaque in the main lobby will recognize the bank for...
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Sarah Bush Lincoln raises record funds from annual Races for all Paces event
Sarah Bush Lincoln Healthy Communities announced it raised $17,325 for its Dental Program through the 2025 Races for all Paces event.
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Sarah Bush Lincoln announces annual Hospice Binga fundraiser set for September
The Sarah Bush Lincoln Health Foundation will hold its 18th annual SBL Hospice Binga event on September 9 at the Mattoon Eagles Club, located at 1917 Oak Avenue.
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Bariether honors late mother with donation to Sarah Bush Lincoln Regional Cancer Center
Tom Bariether of Mattoon has made another donation to the Sarah Bush Lincoln Health Foundation in memory of his mother, Celia Bariether.
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Sarah Bush Lincoln receives national award for rural stroke care excellence
Sarah Bush Lincoln Health Center has received the American Heart Association’s Get With The Guidelines Stroke Rural Recognition Silver Award.
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Sarah Bush Lincoln Hospice offers free volunteer training classes with online option
Sarah Bush Lincoln Hospice is organizing a series of volunteer training classes aimed at educating volunteers on assisting individuals under hospice care and their families.
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Coles-Moultrie Electric Cooperative donates $5,000 to cancer center
Coles-Moultrie Electric Cooperative has contributed $5,000 to aid patients at the Sarah Bush Lincoln Regional Cancer Center.
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Sullivan Fast Stop contributes funds to Sarah Bush Lincoln Regional Cancer Center
The Sarah Bush Lincoln Regional Cancer Center has received a donation from Sullivan Fast Stop, part of South Central FS.
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Sarah Bush Lincoln partners with NKFI for free community kidney screenings
Sarah Bush Lincoln is collaborating with the National Kidney Foundation of Illinois to organize a kidney screening event.
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New medical center at SBLFCH to receive $5,000 donation from Commercial Electric
Commercial Electric, a company based in Mattoon, has contributed $5,000 to Friends and Families of Sarah Bush Lincoln Fayette County Hospital.
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Sarah Bush Lincoln Races for all Paces announced for June 7 at EIU
The Sarah Bush Lincoln Races for all Paces event is scheduled for June 7 at Eastern Illinois University.
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Washington Savings Bank donation supports cardiac care at SBL Heart Center
Sarah Bush Lincoln Health Foundation has received a donation from Washington Savings Bank to aid patients at the SBL Heart Center.
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Quinn Camfield to offer monthly orthopedic care at SBL Newton Clinic
The Sarah Bush Lincoln Newton Clinic will soon offer expanded services to the local community.
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SBL Cheers! raises nearly $30K for scholarship program
Sarah Bush Lincoln Health Foundation successfully raised close to $30,000 at the 41st annual Cheers! event.
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Tom Bariether donates $1,000 to SBL Regional Cancer Center
Tom Bariether, a resident of Mattoon and a real estate broker with Coldwell Banker, has donated $1,000 to the Sarah Bush Lincoln Health Foundation.
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EIU women’s basketball raises funds for cancer center through annual CARE game
The Eastern Illinois University (EIU) women's basketball team has contributed $10,809 to the SBL Health Foundation.
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SC3F donates $1K to Sarah Bush Lincoln's Heart Center
SC3F Wealth Management Group has contributed $1,000 to the Sarah Bush Lincoln Health Foundation, specifically for the hospital's Heart Center.
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The Human Bean supports cancer patients with donation to SBL
The Human Bean in Effingham has contributed $1,000 to the Sarah Bush Lincoln Health Foundation.
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Allied Capital Title supports cancer center with donation
Allied Capital Title offices in Charleston, Mattoon, Shelbyville, Tuscola, and Sullivan have donated $640 to the SBL Health Foundation.
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Officer credits local healthcare team with saving his life
Access to timely and effective cardiac care proved crucial for Jason Cook, a police officer at Eastern Illinois University, when he experienced severe pain during his workday.