Norton Healthcare has updated the visitor policy effective August 27, 2021
Multiply the impact of your donation to the Norton Healthcare Foundation or Norton Children’s Hospital Foundation.
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Use the below search tool to see if your company will match your donation and how to access the forms, guidelines and instructions that you need to submit a matching gift.
Our Information
You may need the following information when submitting a matching gift through your company’s electronic portal, or if your company uses a paper form:
Our Mailing Address:
Norton Healthcare Foundation or
Norton Children’s Hospital Foundation Attn: Matching Gifts
234 E. Gray St., Suite 450
Louisville, KY 40202
Our contact information:
Phone: (502) 629-8060
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