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We're sorry to announce the passing of hospital volunteer June Schwartz, who died Monday afternoon at the age of 98. June volunteered countless hours to the Lompoc Hospital District Foundation, the Lompoc Hospital Women’s Auxiliary, and the LVMC “Blue Coat” program. She was still volunteering in the final months of her life until the COVID-19 pandemic forced her to stay close to home.

She was a volunteer for the hospital for more than 50 years. June spent decades delivering magazines and freshly cut flowers to patients at LVMC and residents of the Comprehensive Care Center, “trying to make people happy,” as she said. 

She will be missed. 

The Lompoc Hospital District Foundation announces the cancellation of the 2020 Flower Valley Golf Classic due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.

With the ongoing and evolving COVID-19 situation and the declaration of a national emergency, we are canceling all workshops, lectures and support group gatherings regularly held to the end of the year.

We are making this very difficult decision to protect public health and the health and safety of our staff, patients and visitors.

Lompoc Valley Medical Center has accepted the donation of a GE Healthcare cardiovascular ultrasound from cardiologist Dr. Khawar Gul.

The Foundation celebrated its 29th anniversary in November during its annual meeting at Lompoc Valley Medical Center.

The Lompoc Hospital Women’s Auxiliary celebrates its 75^th year on Saturday with an evening banquet to honor its members and supporters.

During its annual meeting in late 2018, the Lompoc Hospital District Foundation welcomed a new slate of Foundation Trustees and Executive Board members. The Foundation, a 501c (3) non-profit organization, works with Lompoc Valley Medical Center to enhance the healthcare services in the region, and also the help educated and inform residents of Lompoc about healthcare-related topics.

Are you the kind of homeowner who goes all-out at Christmas? Do Santas hang from every corner, and decorations abound as your home is transformed into a winter wonderland?

After a hiatus, the Lompoc Hospital District Foundation is returning to its tradition of hosting a Holiday Home Tour and Tea.

If you have a home that you’d like to have the Foundation consider for inclusion in the Home Tour, please contact Foundation President Alice Milligan at 805-736-4005.

Golfers, sponsors, donors and auction bidders helped the Lompoc Hospital District Foundation raise $71,600 at the 27th annual Flower Valley Golf Classic.

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The 27th Annual Flower Valley Golf Classic, hosted by the Lompoc Hospital District Foundation, will be held on Friday, May 18, 2018 at the Mission Club (formerly Village Country Club) in Lompoc.

Friday, May 18, 2018, at the Mission Club

Join us for fundraising, golfing and more. Your entry fee of $150 per player includes a tee prize, a free lunch, your round of golf, a cart, a buffet dinner (at the Mission Club) and an array of prizes. Bring a guest for the buffet awards banquet for an additional $25 per person. This tournament is limited to only 144 golfers. We recommend early registration.

Learn more about the Golf Tournament.

More than 200 people ran, walked and jumped through vibrant bombardments of color at La Purisima Mission State Historic Park on Saturday while participating in the 3rd annual Lompoc Hospital District Foundation Colorthon. During the event, runners and walkers were sprayed with bursts of colored cornstarch throughout the picturesque 5K course.

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For the past 26 years, the nonprofit Lompoc Hospital District Foundation has reached out to the community for financial help.

One day every spring for that more than a quarter-century, the Flower Valley Golf Classic has been a Friday gathering place for supporters of the foundation’s mission – which is to help provide the Lompoc Healthcare District with funds to purchase capital items or make capital improvements.

Members of the Lompoc Hospital Foundation are actively raising money to help give the 110-bed Comprehensive Care Center a major makeover. The foundation, now more than a year into its capital campaign, has raised approximately $500,000 toward the much-anticipated renovation project. Foundation President Alice Milligan is reaching out into the community to urge donations to the $2 million campaign, noting that most of the rooms have not been remodeled since the building opened more than 40 years ago.