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Coming Fall 2025
Administrative and Learning Center

TRHF strives to enhance the communities we serve through the addition of a modern administrative office complex and learning center on 5.5 wooded acres in the heart of the Tomball Medical Center. This building will be utilized to assist our funding partners and for programs that support our mission of improving healthcare in the greater Tomball region. The surrounding park area will be open to the community. It will include a shaded walking trail complete with fitness stations, a sensory garden for special needs individuals, a tranquil stocked pond, a covered pavilion, and other outdoor features that promote health and wellness in our community.

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Supporting the Greater Tomball Community

Welcome to the Tomball Regional Health Foundation, formerly known as the Tomball Hospital Authority. The Tomball Hospital Authority was the owner and operator of Tomball Regional Medical Center from its founding on August 11, 1976, until its sale to a subsidiary of Community Health Systems, Inc. on October 1, 2011. The hospital was then sold to HCA Healthcare Houston on July 5, 2017.

Our mission is to promote wellness and improve health status for all residents in our communities through programs that enhance access to health care, preventative care and health education.

TRHF executes this mission by funding non-profit organizations that provide health and wellness programs and activities in Tomball, Magnolia, Waller, Cypress, Klein, Spring, and surrounding communities.

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Tomball Regional Health Foundation Is Committed To Building A Culture Of Health By Donating $86,000 Towards The Purchase Of CPR Anytime Kits For Tomball And Surrounding Areas

Tomball Regional Health Foundation Is Committed To Building A Culture Of Health By Donating $86,000 Towards The Purchase Of CPR Anytime Kits For Tomball And Surrounding Areas

TOMBALL (July 20, 2017) – Tomball Regional Health Foundation (TRHF) is pleased to purchase 3,000 CPR Anytime Kits for American Heart Association to train community members in Tomball and surrounding communities. This gift will help create a new generation of life-saving heroes. CPR Anytime allows you to learn basic lifesaving skills in about 20 minutes from the comfort and privacy of your home or workplace. Plus, CPR Anytime is completely portable, so it is easy to share with family and friends.

The $86,000 gift will secure CPR Anytime Kits that will be donated to churches and other community organizations that partner with the AHA. In 2016, Tomball Regional Health Foundation awarded AHA $89,906 placing 128 CPR in Schools Training Kits and 100 CPR Anytime Kits in six nearby school districts and one private high school. Not only did this award help local schools meet the state requirement for students to be trained in quality CPR, more than 25,000 students were trained, joining the next generation of lifesavers.

Families who are taught bystander CPR may be the answer to reducing deaths from the more than 326,000 cardiac arrests that occur outside of a hospital each year. Sadly, most of these victims die, often because bystanders don’t know how to start CPR, or are afraid they’ll do something wrong. The AHA believes kids may be the answer to saving more lives. Teaching students in school how to administer CPR helps increase the chance that a victim of cardiac arrest has the help they need until paramedics arrive and can ultimately improve Tomball’s low bystander rate. “We are thrilled to help the American

Heart Association share CPR resources and training in our community as well as school districts,” said Jack Smith, chairman of the Board at Tomball Regional Health Foundation.
“This is a fantastic opportunity to help individuals in our community learn the steps necessary to save a life.”

“We are thrilled to help the American Heart Association share CPR resources and training in our community,” said Rene Ramon. Senior Director of Community Health & Stroke at American Heart Association. ““Teaching the community CPR, puts qualified lifesavers in our community, year after year, ensuring the next generation of Tomball lifesavers.”

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