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Good Samaritan Foundation

3355 W Alabama St Ste 1025
Houston TX 77098-1867
  • Excellence in Nursing

    Excellence in Nursing

    The Excellence in Nursing Awards were created to recognize nursing's "best and brightest."


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  • Your Donation Matters

    Your Donation Matters

    Your gift allows the Foundation to assist almost 300 nursing students each year . . .


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  • Leadership

    Leadership

    Good Samaritan's Board of Trustees is lead by Chairman Jason L. Fertitta.


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  • Sixty Years of Service

    Sixty Years of Service

    Since 1951, Good Samaritan has been dedicated to a single issue


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Did you know?

     

  • In 2011, Good Samaritan Foundation celebrates 60 years of service to nursing students and nursing schools in Texas.
  • Good Samaritan Foundation is the leading private provider of nursing scholarships in the State of Texas.
  • In 60 years, Good Samaritan Foundation has awarded more than $15 million to more than 15,000 nursing students in Texas.

Nursing Excellence

Good Samaritan knows that a key component in retaining the "best and brightest" in the nursing profession is to recognize and reward excellence.  Learn More >>

 


The Good Samaritan Foundation: Nursing School Scholarship

Good Samaritan Foundation was founded in 1951 by Rev. Clyde Verheyden and six prominent Houstonians, including R.E. Smith. Originally founded under the auspices of the United Methodist Church the organization focused on the problem of providing enough nurses for the newly founded Texas Medical Center and The Methodist Hospital, receiving its tax exempt status in June, 1952. A secondary goal was to either establish or bring a nursing school to Houston.

Adopt a Nurse Program

Good Samaritan has been dedicated to excellence in nursing from education to practice since 1951. In 59 years of service, it has helped educate almost 15,000 Texas nurses.

The Foundation will take major steps to meet the growing financial needs of its scholarship students in 2010 and we need your help. Our Adopt-A-Nurse Program is a great way to get involved today!

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