Heath care providers and first responders will have access to child care via a child care cooperative with help from community partners.

Sioux Falls Mayor Paul TenHaken has encouraged businesses and individuals to donate time and money to those most affected by COVID-19.

As businesses, churches and other venues close, the bloodmobile is losing its scheduled stops. But blood donations still are needed.

SFSD LUNCH SITE LOCATIONS UPDATE AS OF 4/22 - EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY: In an effort to reduce the number of “contacts” our staff have with...

Restrictions on visitors may limit some contact with friends and family for hospital patients, but Sanford Health has a few ideas for staying connected.

A manufacturer known for its bendable components in Worthington, Minnesota, is shifting to produce millions of face shields in the fight against COVID-19.

In the midst of one the most unprecedented global health crises in history, Sanford Health wants you to know: we’re thinking about you.

Raven Industries is manufacturing protective gowns for Sanford Health and Good Samaritan Society providers on the front lines of health care.

Sanford has received an outpouring of support from the community generously offering time and in-kind donations of supplies to combat Read More ...

Sanford Health's Profile by Sanford has donated 16,000 meals to Feeding South Dakota to help stock the shelves for people.

You can make face masks at home to help stop the spread of the coronavirus. Sanford Health has instructions for sewing and wearing them.

Local businesses are reaching out and showing their gratitude for Sanford Health caregivers across the region with discounts

A partnership between Poet and Groomer's Choice will create hundreds of thousands of gallons of sanitizer for Sanford Health caregivers and the community.

The husband of a Sanford Health nurse got inspired to supply his wife's area with mask mates made on a 3D printer. Microsoft volunteers made thousands.

Medical student Mona El-Gayar couldn't be on the front lines, so she started SD COVID sitters as a way to help out doctors and nurses in need.

Brenda Russ, a Sanford Health nurse, died from pancreatic cancer during the coronavirus epidemic. Her daughter now makes face masks in memory of her mom.

Jay Tripp, a pianist in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, plays in the lobby at the Sanford USD Medical Center. He composed a song for health care workers.

Inspired by the uncertainty surrounding the pandemic, Sanford Health's Chris Hames wrote "Hold Me Now," a song to inspire bravery in health care workers.

To celebrate his heroes, Ken Sambor made a gift to the Sanford Health Foundation. He’s also raised more than $3,000 for COVID-19 response at Sanford.

Co-founder of the Tommy John clothing line, Tom Patterson, a South Dakota native, has donated nearly 2,000 items of clothing to Sanford Health workers.

Panda Express has donated 32,000 KN95 masks and 335 meals to Sanford Health for protection and fuel when treating members of our community.

John Deere, known for its iconic green tractors, donated 10,000 face shields to health care workers at Good Samaritan Society locations in Iowa.

For every Blizzard treat and Blizzard coupon sold, $1 will be donated to Children’s Miracle Network.

Sarah Fisher's son Cameron died in a car accident when he was 22. She has tirelessy encouraged people to become organ donors since then.

Because of the pandemic, food banks are experiencing high demands. To help, Sanford Health donated to 7 food banks spanning 4 states.

Rylan Payne won $500 at a Halloween costume contest. But he and his family used the money to donate snacks to support Sanford Health staff.

A community Thanksgiving event was cut short this year by the pandemic. That didn't stop a group from reaching out to deliver meal kits.

Through Verizon's national 'Food for Frontline Workers' campaign, two Sioux Falls restaurants are donating food to Sanford Health employees.