The "I Stand for Parkland" Capital Campaign

Parkland Memorial Hospital, built in 1954, is vastly undersized for current patient volumes. Dallas County's population is projected to double by 2025, yet Parkland currently operates at full capacity with no flexibility for meeting greater demand. The way health care was delivered more than 50 years ago has changed greatly, and Parkland must change to effectively meet the health care needs of Dallas.

Recognizing the pressing need for a new hospital facility, the Parkland Foundation has embarked on a campaign to raise $150 million over the next five years to help fund the $1.2 billion project, which includes a 968-bed hospital, outpatient center and office space on the north side of Harry Hines Boulevard, across from the present facility. The "I Stand for Parkland" campaign will build on the grand Dallas tradition of public-private partnerships, setting the new standard for what can be done when champions of a noble cause - the health and well-being of our community - come together to support a vision for growth and innovation that will benefit all residents and help secure our region's future prosperity.

I'd like to give to the I Stand for Parkland campaign.