SCA is active within the communities in which we serve, and we are proud of our countless teammates whose invest their time and energy in serving their communities.
From serving our patients to supporting our communities, service is at the heart of our SCA culture. In support of national and local charitable organizations, SCA incorporates a community service event into every SCA meeting and hosts ongoing philanthropic activities.
From large enterprise activities to grassroots volunteer efforts by our more than 250 facilities, SCA hosts hundreds of volunteer events each year to provide local support to the communities we serve across the country. We are grounded in giving back—throughout the enterprise, throughout the country, throughout the year.
SCA is proud to be a foundational corporate partner to the nonprofit One World Surgery. The mission of One World Surgery is to ignite the spirit of service and transform lives by providing access to high-quality surgical care globally. SCA teammates, physician partners and their families are invited to ignite the spirit of service and participate in one of One World Surgery’s medical mission trips to Honduras or the Dominican Republic.
The SCA Teammate Support Network(TSN) ) is a 501(c)(3) organization founded to support SCA teammates in times of financial need due to hardship, tragedy, or natural disaster. Each year, SCA teammates are supported through charitable grants from TSN. Most recently, SCA teammates raised more than $270,000 through the TSN to support colleagues who faced financial hardship in the face of the COVID-19 pandemic.
A Values Hero and teammate for 20 years was diagnosed with lung cancer that metastasized to her brain. The teammate has since passed way and the TSN matched funds raised by the center to help her family cover unexpected costs.
A teammate’s home caught fire and they lost almost everything to smoke, fire and water damage. The TSN matched center funds to provide this teammate with assistance in refurnishing their home.
A grant was awarded to a teammate and her family who participated in cooking and serving meals each month to 1,300 homeless people. The grant enabled them to repair a dishwasher, purchase a commercial oven, and replace worn out pots, pans, and utensils.