Donate to Inova Alexandria Hospital

Throughout Inova Alexandria Hospital’s 149 year history, our community has played a vital role in strengthening the care we provide to our patients and their families. Our supporters have contributed critical financial support for comprehensive needs such as: purchasing new medical equipment, enhancing service areas to improve patient experience, offering clinical professional development opportunities to staff, and providing vital aid to patients in need. You can help continue this philanthropic tradition by donating today! For more information, please contact the Foundation at 703-504-3139 or donate now by clicking here. You may select Inova Alexandria Hospital as your gift designation. 2021 Board of Trustees The Inova Alexandria Hospital Foundation Board is comprised of more than 25 dedicated community leaders committed to raising critical funds and providing insight into future projects. Expand Content Donald Simpson, Jr., Chairman Donnan C. Wintermute, Vice Chair Kathy B. Hirsch, Secretary Seema Nawaz, Treasurer Jemma Ayvazian, DNP Rina Bansal, MD Candace Bean, Twig Representative Sage Bolte, PhD Anthony Comerota, MD Amy Curtis Lee Dunn Alexandra Edwards Janet Hawkins Val P. Hawkins, Sr. Shannon Hiskey Elizabeth H. Micklem Steven Peterson Brittany Peterson-Hill Mike Reinke William Rydell C. Stephen Shaw, Jr. Dean C. Shaw Melissa Sigler Keith M. Sterling, MD Mary Ryan, Board of Lady Manager’s Representative The Board of Lady Managers The Board of Lady Managers was formed in 1872, under the vision and leadership of Julia Johns, to help establish and manage a “hospital for the sick,” known today as Inova Alexandria Hospital. For over 140 years, The Board has worked to build and strengthen the hospital and provide significant improvements in its medical technology and patient care. Read more about The Board of Lady Managers The Twig The Twig is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit volunteer organization that raises funds through a variety of sales, events, and sponsorships. Founded as a small branch of the tree that represents the hospital, The Twig has been a premier service and social organization for women in Alexandria since 1933. Read more about The Twig