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Northern Nevada is growing at a pace not witnessed in recent history. As existing businesses boom and innovative new industries move into the area, Renown Health stands poised to meet the expanding needs of our community.

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Better Together Grant 2026

Renown Health Distributes More Than $1 Million to Community Health Agencies

As Reno’s only locally owned, not-for-profit, integrated academic health care network, Renown Health reinvests every dollar earned back into the community — in expertise, technology, treatments, training and research — to improve health and prevent illness. Today, Renown Health’s senior leadership team, along with the chair and members of the Board of Directors, representing more than 8,000 physicians and employees, gathered to celebrate and support 65 local not-for-profit partners working to address the area’s most critical health care needs and build a healthier Nevada. “For more than 160 years, Renown Health has worked to improve the health of our community,” said Brian Erling, MD, MBA, president and CEO of Renown Health. “As an essential community asset, and in affiliation with the University of Nevada, Reno School of Medicine, we appreciate the trust placed in us and take this responsibility very seriously. Our commitment has grown and evolved through careful consideration of our community’s most pressing health needs. By partnering with other mission-driven nonprofit organizations, we are working to address these issues, which include expanding access to care, enhancing affordability and ensuring that every person can live their healthiest and best life.” He added, “Improving the health and wellness of an entire population is not easy. It is a huge task. We know that change is constant, and to take on the challenges ahead, we must work together now, with those in the field, to ensure a bright and healthy future for our kids, grandkids and future generations.”
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Renown Children's Hospital Announces Hockey Night Fundraiser with Tahoe Night Monsters

Renown Children’s Hospital is excited to announce a new community fundraiser in partnership with the Tahoe Knight Monsters, to support Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals (CMN). This fundraiser will take place during the Tahoe Knight Monsters’ final home game of the season vs. Cincinnati Cyclones on Saturday, April 4 at 7 p.m., at the Tahoe Blue Event Center, Stateline, NV which also coincides with the team’s Fan Appreciation Night. Through a dedicated ticket link, 20% of each ticket purchased will be donated directly to Renown Children’s Hospital, helping fund critical care, lifesaving equipment, and support services for children and families across the region. “This is a wonderful opportunity for our community to come together, enjoy an exciting night of professional hockey, and make a meaningful difference for local kids,” said Chase Beeby, Development Representative, Renown Health Foundation. “We’re grateful to the Tahoe Knight Monsters for helping benefit our youngest patients. The funds they are contributing from ticket sales directly support lifesaving care, research, and programs to ensure that children and families have access to outstanding clinical care close to home.” Fans who purchase tickets through the fundraiser link will also receive access to a discounted parking offer, included in their ticket confirmation email. The event promises a lively atmosphere, a chance to celebrate two great teams, and an easy way to give back.
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