Transforming Care in Central Texas

Yesterday. Today. Tomorrow.

Ascension Providence Foundation raises the funds and awareness necessary for Ascension Providence to provide exceptional care to Central Texans.

Here for your family. Here for your friends. Here for your neighbors.

Here for you.

Since its founding in 1993, the Ascension Providence Foundation has received more than $36 million in generous gifts, which have transformed care in our community. These gifts have allowed Ascension Providence, a comprehensive healthcare system caring for approximately 430,000 Central Texans across eight counties, to stay at the cutting edge of technology and provide exceptional care close to home.

Our Stories

Waco Family Medicine and Ascension Medical Group Providence Announce Collaboration and Management Transition of Midwifery Services

The midwives, advanced practice providers, and staff of Ascension Medical Group Providence have transitioned to Waco Family Medicine following an agreement between the two organizations. Waco Family Medicine will remain in its current location at Ascension Providence and all current services will continue to be provided, with additional services planned for the coming months.

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Volunteer Story – Edward Passalugo

Volunteer Story – Edward Passalugo

Volunteers like Ed are so crucial to provide comfort to the patients and families we care for at Ascension Providence. Without volunteers, the world-class, holistic care provided to everyone who walks through our doors would not be possible.

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Get Involved

There are many ways to get involved. Whether you’re looking to attend one of our upcoming events, volunteer your time by joining The Forum, or becoming a member of one of our Annual Giving Groups, our forces combined will lead to a healthier tomorrow for our friends and neighbors of Central Texas.

Support the Ascension Providence Foundation

Your generosity helps Ascension Providence continue its 115 year-long tradition of caring for the sick, providing advocacy for the poor and serving our community.