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Propel advances in cancer research and treatment, bringing hope and healing to patients.

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Expand access to compassionate healthcare for underserved individuals and families.

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Support life-changing care for transplant patients and their families.

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The Compass

Read the latest issue of The Compass, a quarterly newsletter from the Baylor Scott & White Dallas Foundation.

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Celebrating Women 25th Anniversary Luncheon – A legacy of impact

Celebrating Women marked its 25th anniversary. Since its inception, it has raised more than $42 million for research, patient-centered care and advancements in early detection.
Read Article Celebrating Women 25th Anniversary Luncheon – A legacy of impact

In this issue

  • Dr. Shelley Hall and Dr. Giuliano Testa discuss 40 years of transplant services at BUMC  
  • The new Street Medicine program at BUMC
  • Dr. Randall Rosenblatt, recently retired chief of pulmonary and critical care at BUMC 
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40 Years of transformation through transplantation

Transplant leaders Dr. Shelley Hall and Dr. Guiliano Testa on the legacy and future of Baylor Scott & White’s nationally renowned transplant program.
Read Article 40 Years of transformation through transplantation
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Bringing healthcare to the unsheltered

Dr. John Garrett and Dr. Ti Hoang head up Dallas’ first ever Street Medicine program. BUMC launched the program in 2024.
Read Article Bringing healthcare to the unsheltered
40 Years of life-saving transplants

40 Years of life-saving transplants

March 7, 2025
In this Article BUMC transplants, by the numbers Grateful transplant patients share their stories How philanthropy supports transplant services and patients at BUMC In 1984, 5-year-old Amie Garrison from Indiana urgently needed a liver transplant due to a rare bile duct disorder. With few hospitals worldwide offering the procedure, her family came to Baylor University […]
Read Article 40 Years of life-saving transplants
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Physician profile: Randall Rosenblatt, MD

March 9, 2025
Baylor Scott & White Dallas Foundation plans to honor Dr. Rosenblatt’s legacy by endowing the Pulmonary and Critical Care Fellowship.
Read Article Physician profile: Randall Rosenblatt, MD
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Grand Rounds Rakes in the Green

December 1, 2023
The 22nd annual Grand Rounds Golf tournament raised more than $275,000 to support graduate medical education at Baylor Scott & White Health
Read Article Grand Rounds Rakes in the Green
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Physician profile: Subhash Banerjee, MD, interventional cardiology, cardiovascular disease

March 19, 2025
Dr. Subhash Banerjee is on a mission to keep hearts healthy through a combination of prevention, research and personalized clinical care.
Read Article Physician profile: Subhash Banerjee, MD, interventional cardiology, cardiovascular disease

As we worked on the articles for this issue of The Compass, I was struck by how consistently Baylor Scott & White Health’s Values—we serve faithfully; we never settle; we are in it together; and we make an impact—come to life. Living out these values requires a forward-thinking approach and philanthropic support. Donors play a crucial role in funding research, developing patient-centered programs, and recruiting and training the talent needed to advance our Mission.

You’ll read about our newly launched Street Medicine program, which addresses the medical needs of people experiencing homelessness. The program aims to break down barriers to care and restore hope to some of our community’s most vulnerable members. Funded by philanthropy, the Street Medicine program shows how we serve faithfully, and we are in it together.

You’ll also read interviews with Dr. Shelley Hall and Dr. Giuliano Testa, whose leadership has been pivotal in advancing transplant medicine at Baylor University Medical Center (BUMC). They emphasize how Baylor Scott & White’s culture of innovation encourages physicians to push boundaries and embrace new possibilities. Philanthropy supports these advancements, funding research, training and programs that enable innovation.

Dr. Hall joined BUMC at a time when heart failure-focused transplant programs were rare. BUMC leaders hired her as the first heart failure transplant cardiologist, marking a shift from traditional surgeon-led transplant programs. Dr. Hall has helped redefine the role of medical doctors in transplant medicine, expanding what is possible for patients.

Abdominal transplant surgeon Dr. Giuliano Testa leads the uterus transplant program, one of the first in the United States. This program gives women born without a uterus the opportunity to experience pregnancy and delivery. The program reflects the value we never settle and has allowed 18 women to bring 25 babies into the world.

Ben Renberg
President,
Baylor Scott & White Dallas Foundation

Milestones mark life’s most significant moments and define who we are. For Baylor Scott & White Health, milestones symbolize years of dedication, innovation and generosity that propel us forward. This year, the Foundation celebrated several milestones highlighting the power of philanthropy in advancing our mission. The 25th Anniversary Celebrating Women Luncheon was a testament to the generosity of our community, which has raised more than $42 million over the past quarter-century. These funds have been instrumental in advancing research and improving patient care.

We also commemorated the 40th anniversary of the Baylor Scott & White Annette C. and Harold C. Simmons Transplant Institute, where philanthropy has fueled life-saving advancements in this globally recognized program. As a grateful patient myself, I am deeply indebted to the transplant team’s expertise and compassion. Their work transforms lives every day, as they drive medical breakthroughs, such as the uterine transplant program.

Lastly, the Grand Rounds® Golf Tournament celebrated its 22nd year this October, uniting over 200 sponsors and participants. Since its inception, the effort has raised more than $4.1 million for graduate medical education at Baylor University Medical Center, underscoring the power of partnership in shaping the future of medicine.

Philanthropy is a cornerstone of these milestones and will continue to play a crucial role as we build upon these legacies of excellence. Together, we have made a difference, and together, we will reach even greater heights.

Norm Bagwell
Chair, Board of Directors
Baylor Scott & White Dallas Foundation