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Commemorative and Naming Opportunities

Tanner Foundation is pleased to offer numerous commemorative and naming opportunities across Tanner's hospital campuses

Please choose an option below to learn more:

• Commemorative Benches and Trees
• First Impressions at Tanner Maternity Center in Carrollton
• First Impressions at Tanner Maternity Center in Villa Rica
• Cancer Center Naming Options
• Tanner Heart Care Naming Options

 

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Events

Food As Medicine for Congestive Heart Failure

Friday, September 13, 2024

Carb Counting - Webinar

Friday, September 13, 2024

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News

Tanner Health's Get Healthy, Live Well Program Receives Boost From Honda

Tanner Medical Foundation has received a generous $25,000 contribution from Honda to support and enhance Tanner’s Get Healthy, Live Well program in west Georgia.

Tanner Medical Foundation Secures Truist Foundation Grant to Boost Mental Health Access in West Georgia

Tanner Medical Foundation received a $50,000 grant from Truist Foundation to enhance access to mental and behavioral health care in schools in the west Georgia region.

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