Corporate Giving

Asante’s reputation for excellence has attracted the support of many of Southern Oregon’s most distinguished businesses, who are enthusiastic not only about giving back to the community but also investing in its well-being.

Asante Foundation is committed to fostering strong and mutually beneficial relationships with our Corporate Partners. We understand that each partner has unique goals, values and priorities, and we prioritize flexibility and innovation in designing partnership benefits. Partnership opportunities include:

  • Make a gift: Make a gift or pledge to AsanteForward2030 that is meaningful to your company. We will partner with you to match your company’s unique interests with the area of support that feels right to you.
  • Community engagement and sponsorship: Showcase your dedication to our community through an event sponsorship or engage your company in volunteer opportunities. Events include: Walk for Hope, The Family House Golf Tournament, Online wine auctions, Coffee Club/Coffee & Conversation and Women, Wisdom & Wealth.
  • Host a fundraiser: Align your brand with an Asante Foundation initiative that is most meaningful to you by hosting a fundraiser. This type of cause marketing is a win-win—support a worthy cause while showcasing your business’ goodwill.
  • Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals: As a Children’s Miracle Network Hospital, we are grateful for our local and national fundraising partners. If your company is interested in becoming a CMNH partner, contact us to learn more.

We look forward to partnering with you to invest in the well-being of our community, and in the future of Southern Oregon.

To explore Corporate Partner opportunities, please contact us at (541) 789-5025 or email us.

Generosity Partners

In 1956, two years before the original Rogue Valley Memorial Hospital was built on this site, Rogue Credit Union began as a 10-educator, member-owner co-operative.

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