Dabo and Kathleen Swinney’s All In Team Foundation and Self Regional Healthcare’s Fight against Breast Cancer
(Greenwood, SC, August 1, 2025) — In 2023, Dabo’s All In Team Foundation’s Board of Directors agreed to make a lead gift of $250,000 to help the Self Regional Healthcare Foundation purchase a new 3-D mobile mammography coach to bring state-of-the-art breast healthcare to the Lakelands region of South Carolina. The new vehicle is slated to arrive in early 2026 and so far, almost $700,000 in charitable support has been raised toward the purchase of this new vehicle. “We are thrilled to be able to expand our support and commitment to providing affordable and accessible breast healthcare to more regions of our state through this partnership with Self Regional because we know that early detection of breast cancer is critical,” said Kathleen Swinney.
From Left to Right: Dabo Swinney, Clemson University Head Football Coach and Co-Founder of Dabo’s All In Team Foundation, Dr. Ruiling Yuan, Medical Oncologist at Self Regional Healthcare, Dr. Joanna Metzner-Sadurski, Medical Oncologist at Self Regional Healthcare, and Kathleen Swinney, Co-Founder of Dabo’s All In Team Foundation
On July 19, 2025, Self Regional Healthcare Medical Oncologists Dr. Joanna Sadurski and Dr. Ruiling Yuan attended the Dabo & Kathleen Swinney All in Team Foundation Women’s Clinic at the Littlejohn Arena on the campus of Clemson University. “We were thrilled to represent Self Regional Healthcare at the Ladies Clinic,” said Dr. Ruiling Yuan, a Medical Oncologist at Self Regional Healthcare. “As a member of the Self Regional Healthcare Foundation Board of Trustees, philanthropic support is vital to the future of Self Regional Healthcare. We are grateful to have the support of the Swinney’s All In Team Foundation,” said Dr. Joanna Sadurski, Medical Oncologist at the Self Regional Healthcare Cancer Center.
When it comes to fighting for a cause, Kathleen Swinney is a pro. She is the wife of Clemson University’s head football coach, Dabo Swinney, but her husband is not the only one in the house who knows how to win big. If raising funds for breast cancer research and spreading breast cancer awareness were a sport, she would have 15 years of national championship trophies. Inspired by her own experiences with breast cancer and her deep belief in the power of proactivity, she works relentlessly with Dabo’s All In Team Foundation to make sure finding improved treatments and a cure for breast cancer stay at the forefront of medical research.
Swinney’s dedication to breast cancer research began with her sister. In 2003, her older sister, Lisa, was diagnosed with breast cancer in her late 30s. She had a double mastectomy and underwent chemotherapy and was eventually declared cancer free. Afterward, through blood and genetic testing, Lisa found out she had the BRCA gene, a genetic mutation that increases an individual’s risk of getting breast cancer by 90%. Lisa spent five years on Tamoxifen, a drug that can treat or significantly lower the risk of breast cancer, and after being declared cancer free, spent a year off the drug before doctors found that if you have the BRCA gene, you should never go off Tamoxifen. Unfortunately, Lisa’s cancer returned to her brain and lungs, and she lived about twenty-two months before passing away at the age of 49.
As a result of Lisa’s experience, Kathleen and her younger sister opted to have genetic testing done and discovered that they, too, were carriers of the BRCA gene mutation. “After seeing my sister go through what she went through, I knew I wanted to have a mastectomy. Otherwise, I’d spend the rest of my life wondering when this cancer was going to come, so it was a no brainer. I had three boys, and I knew I wanted to be there for them. I had several doctors who said they would tell their wives to have the prophylactic double mastectomy as well,” says Swinney.
Helping others is exactly what Swinney is doing through the Foundation she and her husband started, Dabo’s All In Team Foundation. By the end of 2024, the Foundation raised and donated over $2.25 million to breast cancer prevention and research. One of the biggest fundraisers for the Foundation is the Dabo Swinney Ladies Clinic, held each July.
“The Clinic is a big celebration and a very fun day. We had our 16th Ladies Clinic this year. One year, right after winning the National Championship, we raised over $400,000 with the clinic. Most years we raise $200,000-$300,000 that one day. Dabo and I are so grateful to be able to help provide Self Regional Healthcare with a new, 3-D mobile mammography bus because we know that this service will provide access to care for thousands of women who are uninsured or underinsured in the Lakelands Region of South Carolina,” says Swinney.
For more information, contact the Self Regional Healthcare Foundation at (864) 725-4256.
About Self Regional Healthcare Foundation:
Self Regional Healthcare Foundation is a 501 c (3), not for profit organization (http://www.selfregionalfoundation.org/) that funds health-related programs and projects at Self Regional Healthcare (http://www.selfregional.org/), a not-for-profit, regional referral hospital that provides care to residents of Greenwood, Abbeville, Laurens, Saluda, McCormick, Edgefield and Newberry counties. Services include prevention and wellness, acute care and tertiary care services including cancer care, neurosurgery, heart and vascular surgery, NICU, orthopedics and genetics.
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Greenwood, SC — [July 15, 2025] —Self Regional Healthcare Foundation is proud to announce Mrs. Davis Renee Migdalas and Mrs. Chelsea Castellone as the Chairs for the 38th Annual Mid-Winter Ball.
This much-anticipated event will raise funds for the purchase of a 3D Mobile Mammography Vehicle, which will provide vital breast cancer screenings and early detection services throughout the region.
“We are honored to have Davis Renee and Chelsea leading this year’s event,” said Ken Coffey, Executive Director. “Both women bring enthusiasm, heart, and deep ties to our community — qualities that will undoubtedly make this year’s Mid-Winter Ball one to remember.”
Mrs. Migdalas served as co-chair for the 2025 Mid-Winter Ball and is a Madame Curie Society member. She is a Nurse Practitioner at Self Regional Healthcare, co-owner of Sweet Tea’s Children’s Boutique and owner of Flourish Health and Wellness in Uptown Greenwood.
Mrs. Castellone served on the Silent Auction Committee for the 2025 Mid-Winter Ball and is a Madame Curie Society Member. She is a Physician Associate (PA-C) at Self Regional Healthcare’s Family Practice in Ninety-Six, working alongside her husband, Dr. Reid Castellone.
“It’s such an honor to serve as the Chair for this year’s Mid-Winter Ball. Our community has always shown up for one another in meaningful ways, and this event is a beautiful example of that. The funds we raise will touch lives across our region, and I’m grateful to be a part of something that brings hope, care, and early detection to women who need it most.” shared Davis Renee.
“I couldn’t be more excited to help throw the best party of the year — and all for a fantastic cause! It’s not every day you get to dress up, dance the night away, and help save lives at the same time. We can’t wait to celebrate with this incredible community and make this Mid-Winter Ball unforgettable!” added Chelsea.
Information on theme, date and location will be available soon. Also, please stay tuned for sponsorship opportunities. The Mid-Winter Ball has been a cherished tradition, combining a night of elegance and entertainment with an opportunity to support a life-saving cause. The community’s continued generosity and support of this event has made a meaningful impact on the lives of countless patients and families throughout the years. Let’s work together to make year thirty-eight the best one yet!
About Self Regional Healthcare Foundation:
Self Regional Healthcare Foundation is a 501 c (3), not for profit organization (http://www.selfregionalfoundation.org/) that funds health-related programs and projects at Self Regional Healthcare (http://www.selfregional.org/), a not-for-profit, regional referral hospital that provides care to residents of Greenwood, Abbeville, Laurens, Saluda, McCormick, Edgefield and Newberry counties. Services include prevention and wellness, acute care and tertiary care services including cancer care, neurosurgery, heart and vascular surgery, NICU, orthopedics and genetics.
Hospital Team Members Rally Together to Support 3D Mobile Mammography Bus Campaign
On June 26th, the spirit of generosity and community was on full display inside our hospital as team members gathered for a Pizza & Ice Cream Social in support of an important cause — raising funds for a 3D Mobile Mammography Bus to serve our region.
The event was a lively {and warm} afternoon filled with food, fellowship, and giveaways, including drawings for a VIP parking spot and a PTO Day for participating team members. More than just a celebration, the social was an opportunity to recognize our incredible Team Member Donors and welcome new supporters into the campaign. In just TWO HOURS, our team members raised over $13,000 — all in support of bringing a 3D Mobile Mammography Bus to our community!
“Our staff is the heart of this hospital,” said Jessica Garcia, Development Officer, SRH Foundation, “and seeing them come together for a cause that directly impacts our community is inspiring. Their generosity helps ensure that lifesaving breast screenings are accessible to women across our area, regardless of where they live or their ability to travel to a medical facility.”
Offsite employees weren’t left out of the festivities, either. They were invited to participate through an online information page and prize drawing, showing that no matter where they work, our team members are united by a shared commitment to bettering community health.
Together, we’re making a difference — one slice, one scoop, and one donation at a time.
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Every year, the Foundation awards local recipients with the Mary Ella Ruff Scholarship and the Charlotte Blackwell Scholarship.
The Mary Ella Ruff Scholarship started in honor or Self Regional Healthcare’s finest and most beloved nurse, Mary Ella Ruff. The Foundation has a Mary Ella Ruff Scholarship Committee consisting of: Anne Magruder, Dr. John Eichelberger, Ellen Rhodes, and Faye Reighley.
On May 20, 2025, the committee awarded a $2,000 scholarship to Monique Cohen.
The Charlotte Blackwell Memorial Nursing Scholarship is in memory of Charlotte, a young and much-loved ICU nurse who was taken from us in 2005. The Foundation has a Charlotte Blackwell Scholarship Committee consisting of: Kaye Brock, Jackie Thornton, and John Paguntalan.
On May 20, 2025, the committee awarded a $2,000 scholarship to Zaylee Landmesser.
Do you have a story of appreciation and gratitude for SRH? We would love to hear from you!
Hospital Leadership, Board, and Foundation Members gathered on May 15th outside of the newly renovated emergency department of Self Regional Healthcare to cut the ribbon signifying completion of this multi-million dollar project in Greenwood.
https://selfregionalfoundation.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/682779ed8c41d.image_.jpg500750David Windhamhttps://selfregionalfoundation.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/08/srhf-logo-newb-552.pngDavid Windham2025-05-27 10:29:452025-05-27 10:33:19Renovated Emergency Department at Self Regional Medical Center
(Greenwood, SC, March 27, 2025) – The Self Regional Healthcare Foundation is pleased to announce that their 2025 Mid-Winter Ball raised a total of $130,000.
The Foundation would like to especially thank our Ball Chairs, Dr. Lindsay Snider and Davis Renee Migdalas, for their vision and contributions of time and energy to this year’s ball.
“We are very pleased with the Ball’s total profit towards the mobile mammography unit. As the Chairs, we understand the need for having the most up-to-date equipment available. There are immeasurable benefits of replacing our current 2-D mammography unit with a more comprehensive 3-D unit that can catch breast cancer at its earliest stages. I want to send a special thank you to our sponsors who make this event possible; we couldn’t even begin to host this event for the community without their support,” said Lindsay Snider.
“As my first year being involved with the planning of the Mid-Winter Ball, I can honestly see why this event is indeed the premier social gathering of the year. With the help of volunteers and the wonderful Foundation staff, planning this event is as much fun for us as it is the attendees! There are so many community partners that assist in the event, from Self Regional’s Food and Nutrition Team bringing the best gourmet meal, to That Perfect Touch with Artemus Heart making sure our tables are decorated to perfection. We are thankful to the community for their ongoing support of this event. We could not have done this without the local business buy-in and our wonderful Silent Auction Committee,” said Davis Renee Migdalas.
“We are so grateful for the generosity the community shows to Self Regional. In just the last three years, almost $410,000 in charitable support has been generated by our Mid-Winter Ball,” said Jessica Garcia, Development Officer for the Self Regional Healthcare Foundation.
“The Foundation will celebrate 38 years of the Mid-Winter Ball in 2026. Keep an eye out for date and location details and help make next year a record-breaking Ball,” said Ken Coffey, Executive Director of the Self Regional Healthcare Foundation.
For more information on the Equation for Progress campaign, contact the Foundation office at (864) 725-4256 or visit www.selfregionalfoundation.org.
About Self Regional Healthcare Foundation:
Self Regional Healthcare Foundation is a 501 c (3), not for profit organization (http://www.selfregionalfoundation.org/) that funds health-related programs and projects at Self Regional Healthcare (http://www.selfregional.org/), a not-for-profit, regional referral hospital that provides care to residents of Greenwood, Abbeville, Laurens, Saluda, McCormick, Edgefield and Newberry counties. Services include prevention and wellness, acute care and tertiary care services including cancer care, neurosurgery, heart and vascular surgery, NICU, orthopedics and genetics.
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Champions for Early Detection
/in AnnouncementsDabo and Kathleen Swinney’s All In Team Foundation and Self Regional Healthcare’s Fight against Breast Cancer
(Greenwood, SC, August 1, 2025) — In 2023, Dabo’s All In Team Foundation’s Board of Directors agreed to make a lead gift of $250,000 to help the Self Regional Healthcare Foundation purchase a new 3-D mobile mammography coach to bring state-of-the-art breast healthcare to the Lakelands region of South Carolina. The new vehicle is slated to arrive in early 2026 and so far, almost $700,000 in charitable support has been raised toward the purchase of this new vehicle. “We are thrilled to be able to expand our support and commitment to providing affordable and accessible breast healthcare to more regions of our state through this partnership with Self Regional because we know that early detection of breast cancer is critical,” said Kathleen Swinney.
On July 19, 2025, Self Regional Healthcare Medical Oncologists Dr. Joanna Sadurski and Dr. Ruiling Yuan attended the Dabo & Kathleen Swinney All in Team Foundation Women’s Clinic at the Littlejohn Arena on the campus of Clemson University. “We were thrilled to represent Self Regional Healthcare at the Ladies Clinic,” said Dr. Ruiling Yuan, a Medical Oncologist at Self Regional Healthcare. “As a member of the Self Regional Healthcare Foundation Board of Trustees, philanthropic support is vital to the future of Self Regional Healthcare. We are grateful to have the support of the Swinney’s All In Team Foundation,” said Dr. Joanna Sadurski, Medical Oncologist at the Self Regional Healthcare Cancer Center.
When it comes to fighting for a cause, Kathleen Swinney is a pro. She is the wife of Clemson University’s head football coach, Dabo Swinney, but her husband is not the only one in the house who knows how to win big. If raising funds for breast cancer research and spreading breast cancer awareness were a sport, she would have 15 years of national championship trophies. Inspired by her own experiences with breast cancer and her deep belief in the power of proactivity, she works relentlessly with Dabo’s All In Team Foundation to make sure finding improved treatments and a cure for breast cancer stay at the forefront of medical research.
Swinney’s dedication to breast cancer research began with her sister. In 2003, her older sister, Lisa, was diagnosed with breast cancer in her late 30s. She had a double mastectomy and underwent chemotherapy and was eventually declared cancer free. Afterward, through blood and genetic testing, Lisa found out she had the BRCA gene, a genetic mutation that increases an individual’s risk of getting breast cancer by 90%. Lisa spent five years on Tamoxifen, a drug that can treat or significantly lower the risk of breast cancer, and after being declared cancer free, spent a year off the drug before doctors found that if you have the BRCA gene, you should never go off Tamoxifen. Unfortunately, Lisa’s cancer returned to her brain and lungs, and she lived about twenty-two months before passing away at the age of 49.
As a result of Lisa’s experience, Kathleen and her younger sister opted to have genetic testing done and discovered that they, too, were carriers of the BRCA gene mutation. “After seeing my sister go through what she went through, I knew I wanted to have a mastectomy. Otherwise, I’d spend the rest of my life wondering when this cancer was going to come, so it was a no brainer. I had three boys, and I knew I wanted to be there for them. I had several doctors who said they would tell their wives to have the prophylactic double mastectomy as well,” says Swinney.
Helping others is exactly what Swinney is doing through the Foundation she and her husband started, Dabo’s All In Team Foundation. By the end of 2024, the Foundation raised and donated over $2.25 million to breast cancer prevention and research. One of the biggest fundraisers for the Foundation is the Dabo Swinney Ladies Clinic, held each July.
“The Clinic is a big celebration and a very fun day. We had our 16th Ladies Clinic this year. One year, right after winning the National Championship, we raised over $400,000 with the clinic. Most years we raise $200,000-$300,000 that one day. Dabo and I are so grateful to be able to help provide Self Regional Healthcare with a new, 3-D mobile mammography bus because we know that this service will provide access to care for thousands of women who are uninsured or underinsured in the Lakelands Region of South Carolina,” says Swinney.
For more information, contact the Self Regional Healthcare Foundation at (864) 725-4256.
About Self Regional Healthcare Foundation:
Self Regional Healthcare Foundation is a 501 c (3), not for profit organization (http://www.selfregionalfoundation.org/) that funds health-related programs and projects at Self Regional Healthcare (http://www.selfregional.org/), a not-for-profit, regional referral hospital that provides care to residents of Greenwood, Abbeville, Laurens, Saluda, McCormick, Edgefield and Newberry counties. Services include prevention and wellness, acute care and tertiary care services including cancer care, neurosurgery, heart and vascular surgery, NICU, orthopedics and genetics.
38th Annual Mid-Winter Ball Chairs
/in AnnouncementsGreenwood, SC — [July 15, 2025] —Self Regional Healthcare Foundation is proud to announce Mrs. Davis Renee Migdalas and Mrs. Chelsea Castellone as the Chairs for the 38th Annual Mid-Winter Ball.
This much-anticipated event will raise funds for the purchase of a 3D Mobile Mammography Vehicle, which will provide vital breast cancer screenings and early detection services throughout the region.
“We are honored to have Davis Renee and Chelsea leading this year’s event,” said Ken Coffey, Executive Director. “Both women bring enthusiasm, heart, and deep ties to our community — qualities that will undoubtedly make this year’s Mid-Winter Ball one to remember.”
Mrs. Migdalas served as co-chair for the 2025 Mid-Winter Ball and is a Madame Curie Society member. She is a Nurse Practitioner at Self Regional Healthcare, co-owner of Sweet Tea’s Children’s Boutique and owner of Flourish Health and Wellness in Uptown Greenwood.
Mrs. Castellone served on the Silent Auction Committee for the 2025 Mid-Winter Ball and is a Madame Curie Society Member. She is a Physician Associate (PA-C) at Self Regional Healthcare’s Family Practice in Ninety-Six, working alongside her husband, Dr. Reid Castellone.
“It’s such an honor to serve as the Chair for this year’s Mid-Winter Ball. Our community has always shown up for one another in meaningful ways, and this event is a beautiful example of that. The funds we raise will touch lives across our region, and I’m grateful to be a part of something that brings hope, care, and early detection to women who need it most.” shared Davis Renee.
“I couldn’t be more excited to help throw the best party of the year — and all for a fantastic cause! It’s not every day you get to dress up, dance the night away, and help save lives at the same time. We can’t wait to celebrate with this incredible community and make this Mid-Winter Ball unforgettable!” added Chelsea.
Information on theme, date and location will be available soon. Also, please stay tuned for sponsorship opportunities. The Mid-Winter Ball has been a cherished tradition, combining a night of elegance and entertainment with an opportunity to support a life-saving cause. The community’s continued generosity and support of this event has made a meaningful impact on the lives of countless patients and families throughout the years. Let’s work together to make year thirty-eight the best one yet!
About Self Regional Healthcare Foundation:
Self Regional Healthcare Foundation is a 501 c (3), not for profit organization (http://www.selfregionalfoundation.org/) that funds health-related programs and projects at Self Regional Healthcare (http://www.selfregional.org/), a not-for-profit, regional referral hospital that provides care to residents of Greenwood, Abbeville, Laurens, Saluda, McCormick, Edgefield and Newberry counties. Services include prevention and wellness, acute care and tertiary care services including cancer care, neurosurgery, heart and vascular surgery, NICU, orthopedics and genetics.
Hospital Team Rallies to Support 3D Mobile Mammography
/in AnnouncementsHospital Team Members Rally Together to Support 3D Mobile Mammography Bus Campaign
On June 26th, the spirit of generosity and community was on full display inside our hospital as team members gathered for a Pizza & Ice Cream Social in support of an important cause — raising funds for a 3D Mobile Mammography Bus to serve our region.
The event was a lively {and warm} afternoon filled with food, fellowship, and giveaways, including drawings for a VIP parking spot and a PTO Day for participating team members. More than just a celebration, the social was an opportunity to recognize our incredible Team Member Donors and welcome new supporters into the campaign. In just TWO HOURS, our team members raised over $13,000 — all in support of bringing a 3D Mobile Mammography Bus to our community!
“Our staff is the heart of this hospital,” said Jessica Garcia, Development Officer, SRH Foundation, “and seeing them come together for a cause that directly impacts our community is inspiring. Their generosity helps ensure that lifesaving breast screenings are accessible to women across our area, regardless of where they live or their ability to travel to a medical facility.”
Offsite employees weren’t left out of the festivities, either. They were invited to participate through an online information page and prize drawing, showing that no matter where they work, our team members are united by a shared commitment to bettering community health.
Together, we’re making a difference — one slice, one scoop, and one donation at a time.
To learn more about the campaign and how you can support the effort, visit – https://www.zeffy.com/ticketing/69313bac-12f2-4e37-a351-a8446cb17891
Do you have a story of appreciation and gratitude for SRH? We would love to hear from you!
Share your story here: https://forms.office.com/r/AHxWeFvhWv
Foundation Awards 2025 Scholarship Recipients
/in AnnouncementsEvery year, the Foundation awards local recipients with the Mary Ella Ruff Scholarship and the Charlotte Blackwell Scholarship.
The Mary Ella Ruff Scholarship started in honor or Self Regional Healthcare’s finest and most beloved nurse, Mary Ella Ruff. The Foundation has a Mary Ella Ruff Scholarship Committee consisting of: Anne Magruder, Dr. John Eichelberger, Ellen Rhodes, and Faye Reighley.
On May 20, 2025, the committee awarded a $2,000 scholarship to Monique Cohen.
The Charlotte Blackwell Memorial Nursing Scholarship is in memory of Charlotte, a young and much-loved ICU nurse who was taken from us in 2005. The Foundation has a Charlotte Blackwell Scholarship Committee consisting of: Kaye Brock, Jackie Thornton, and John Paguntalan.
On May 20, 2025, the committee awarded a $2,000 scholarship to Zaylee Landmesser.
Do you have a story of appreciation and gratitude for SRH? We would love to hear from you!
Share your story here: https://forms.office.com/r/AHxWeFvhWv
Renovated Emergency Department at Self Regional Medical Center
/in AnnouncementsHospital Leadership, Board, and Foundation Members gathered on May 15th outside of the newly renovated emergency department of Self Regional Healthcare to cut the ribbon signifying completion of this multi-million dollar project in Greenwood.
Follow link to read full IJ article:
https://www.indexjournal.com/news/first-look-renovated-emergency-department-at-self-regional-medical-center-in-greenwood/article_7005ee48-c023-43b2-bbf6-b19b6fdccefd.html
Mid-Winter Ball Raises $130,000 Towards a New 3-D Mobile Mammography Unit
/in Announcements(Greenwood, SC, March 27, 2025) – The Self Regional Healthcare Foundation is pleased to announce that their 2025 Mid-Winter Ball raised a total of $130,000.
The Foundation would like to especially thank our Ball Chairs, Dr. Lindsay Snider and Davis Renee Migdalas, for their vision and contributions of time and energy to this year’s ball.
“We are very pleased with the Ball’s total profit towards the mobile mammography unit. As the Chairs, we understand the need for having the most up-to-date equipment available. There are immeasurable benefits of replacing our current 2-D mammography unit with a more comprehensive 3-D unit that can catch breast cancer at its earliest stages. I want to send a special thank you to our sponsors who make this event possible; we couldn’t even begin to host this event for the community without their support,” said Lindsay Snider.
“As my first year being involved with the planning of the Mid-Winter Ball, I can honestly see why this event is indeed the premier social gathering of the year. With the help of volunteers and the wonderful Foundation staff, planning this event is as much fun for us as it is the attendees! There are so many community partners that assist in the event, from Self Regional’s Food and Nutrition Team bringing the best gourmet meal, to That Perfect Touch with Artemus Heart making sure our tables are decorated to perfection. We are thankful to the community for their ongoing support of this event. We could not have done this without the local business buy-in and our wonderful Silent Auction Committee,” said Davis Renee Migdalas.
“We are so grateful for the generosity the community shows to Self Regional. In just the last three years, almost $410,000 in charitable support has been generated by our Mid-Winter Ball,” said Jessica Garcia, Development Officer for the Self Regional Healthcare Foundation.
“The Foundation will celebrate 38 years of the Mid-Winter Ball in 2026. Keep an eye out for date and location details and help make next year a record-breaking Ball,” said Ken Coffey, Executive Director of the Self Regional Healthcare Foundation.
For more information on the Equation for Progress campaign, contact the Foundation office at (864) 725-4256 or visit www.selfregionalfoundation.org.
About Self Regional Healthcare Foundation:
Self Regional Healthcare Foundation is a 501 c (3), not for profit organization (http://www.selfregionalfoundation.org/) that funds health-related programs and projects at Self Regional Healthcare (http://www.selfregional.org/), a not-for-profit, regional referral hospital that provides care to residents of Greenwood, Abbeville, Laurens, Saluda, McCormick, Edgefield and Newberry counties. Services include prevention and wellness, acute care and tertiary care services including cancer care, neurosurgery, heart and vascular surgery, NICU, orthopedics and genetics.