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Giving Day 2026

One day. One community. One extraordinary standard of care.

At Adventist Health Glendale, excellence is more than a goal. It is a commitment we make to every patient, every day. Our hospital recently earned its 23rd consecutive "A" Hospital Safety Grade from The Leapfrog Group, making us the only hospital in California and one of only two hospitals nationwide to reach this milestone. This recognition reflects our unwavering focus on safety, quality, innovation, and compassionate care. 

But awards are only meaningful because of what they represent: healthier outcomes, safer care, and peace of mind for patients and families when they need it most.

Your impact starts here

Exceptional care requires continual investment. Your Giving Day gift helps Adventist Health Glendale:

  • Advance patient care technologies
  • Provide lifesaving medical equipment
  • Support innovative treatment programs
  • Enhance patient and family experiences
  • Help caregivers deliver the highest standard of care

Together, we can ensure exceptional healthcare remains accessible for our community today and for generations to come.

Make Your Giving Day Gift

This Giving Day, your support helps ensure Adventist Health Glendale can continue delivering the nationally recognized care our patients rely on every day. 

Join fellow supporters, patients, families, physicians, and caregivers in strengthening a legacy of excellence. Every gift, no matter the size, makes a meaningful impact. 

Help us continue a legacy of exceptional care by giving today.

Meet James: A story of hope, healing, and determination

At just 23 years old, James experienced a life-changing stroke. In a moment of uncertainty, he turned to Adventist Health Glendale for expert care and compassionate support. Today, James is thriving and recently achieved an extraordinary milestone: completing the Los Angeles Marathon. His journey is a powerful reminder of what exceptional healthcare can make possible. See how skilled caregivers, advanced treatment, and community support helped James reclaim his future.