CAMP COMPASSION
Supporting Our Shared Vision for Healthier Communities
CAMP delivers academic-level medical physics services to rural, community, and regional hospitals across the United States and around the world. Our vision is simple: patients everywhere, whether in small towns, underserved regions, or major medical centers, deserve access to the same high standards of imaging and radiation oncology care. That commitment extends beyond our clinical work and into the communities we serve.
When we support local causes and nonprofit organizations, we strengthen the ecosystems that surround our partner hospitals. Every donation and volunteer hour contributes to healthier communities where advanced medical care, strong families, and long-term wellness can thrive. Giving back helps build a foundation where quality healthcare and community well-being go hand in hand.
Since January 2020, we are proud to have contributed more than $50,000 to foundations and nonprofit partners, both on behalf of CAMP and in honor of our employees’ anniversaries.
St. Mary Corwin Foundation (Cowboys Kickin' Cancer)
All proceeds from this annual signature event benefit the Dorcy Cancer Center Patient Needs Fund at
St. Mary-Corwin Hospital.
UCHealth Memorial Foundation - CAMP Scholarship
CAMP is proud to sponsor two scholarships each year for medical physics students at UCHealth Memorial’s Radiologic Technology School in Colorado Springs, CO.
Vail Health Shaw Cancer Center (Hike Wine and Dine)
Benefiting Vail Health Shaw Cancer Center’s Spirit of Survival Program
Hike, Wine & Dine is a beloved community event that combines breathtaking mountain scenery with culinary indulgence—all for a cause. The family-friendly five-mile hike at Beaver Creek Mountain features gourmet tastings from top local restaurants and benefits cancer patients through the Vail Health Shaw Cancer Center’s Spirit of Survival wellness program.
Penrose-St. Francis Health Foundation
The Penrose–St. Francis Health Foundation supports the hospitals, caregivers, and patients of CommonSpirit Health in Colorado Springs. Community giving helps meet the area’s growing healthcare needs and ensures that compassionate, high-quality care remains accessible close to home.
The foundation focuses on funding the hospitals’ greatest needs, from expanding facilities and enhancing patient programs to supporting innovative technology and caregiver well-being. Donations directly benefit patients and families through these initiatives.
Supporters can make a donation, plan a legacy gift, or join the employee giving campaign.
CHRISTUS Gerald Champion Foundation
The CHRISTUS Gerald Champion Foundation partners with the local hospital to advance exceptional, community-based healthcare. Its mission is to provide opportunities for families and students to pursue education and careers in healthcare while supporting local charities and causes.
Founded in 1985, the foundation began by helping community members access healthcare and education. Today, it funds scholarships for local healthcare students and provides ongoing support to CHRISTUS Health and New Mexico State University–Alamogordo (NMSU-A).
Donations are tax-deductible and directly support hospital programs and scholarships. Contributions can be made online, by email, or in person at the CHRISTUS Health main lobby.
UCHealth Parkview Foundation
The UCHealth Parkview Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to advancing the health and well-being of families, friends, and neighbors throughout southern Colorado. Through community generosity and partnership, the Foundation provides resources that strengthen education, fund innovative healthcare programs, advance technology, and improve medical facilities.
Enrich lives by fostering resources through advocacy and relationships in support of UCHealth Parkview Medical Center.
San Juan Medical Foundation
Founded in 1985, the San Juan Medical Foundation supports the healing mission of San Juan Regional Medical Center through community generosity, service, and stewardship. The Foundation engages individuals, organizations, and corporations to strengthen healthcare access, education, and innovation throughout the region.
Its purpose centers on:
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Dedication to improving health outcomes in the Four Corners community.
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Collaboration with donors and partners to meet evolving healthcare needs.
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Contribution to programs, services, technology, and education that make care more accessible.
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Stewardship of funds to ensure long-term impact and responsible resource management.
RAD-AID
RAD-AID is a global nonprofit that brings life-saving medical imaging to communities that have little or no access to radiology. Its mission is to improve and optimize access to X-ray, ultrasound, CT, MRI, mammography, nuclear medicine, and radiation therapy in low- and middle-income countries and underserved areas of high-income nations.
Their teams of volunteer radiologists, technologists, physicists, nurses, and IT professionals provide hands-on training, curriculum development, and technical assistance so local clinicians can safely perform and interpret imaging long after a volunteer trip ends. RAD-AID also supports economic development and public-health initiatives so imaging services remain financially and operationally sustainable for the communities they serve.
Project Cure
Delivering life-saving medical supplies to communities in need around the world
Project C.U.R.E. is one of the largest nonprofit organizations in the world dedicated to providing donated medical equipment and supplies to hospitals and clinics that lack essential resources. The organization partners with physicians, health systems, governments, and local leaders to identify what each facility needs most, then ships customized cargo containers filled with critical items such as diagnostic equipment, surgical tools, hospital beds, maternal health supplies, PPE, and basic consumables.
Founded in Colorado, Project C.U.R.E. now supports healthcare facilities in more than 135 countries. Each shipment helps clinicians deliver safer, more effective care and strengthens long-term healthcare capacity in underserved communities. Volunteers support everything from sorting supplies to preparing international shipments, making global medical relief accessible and sustainable.
