Submitted Photo A $50,000 check was presented to Trinity Health Foundation director Dusty Zimmerman, and Trinity Health Foundation Development officer Jamie Swenson, by AgCountry Farm Credit Services representatives Curt Van Dyke, regional president, Todd Erickson, SVP Producer Marketing, Tom Henry, director AgCountry Board of Directors, Bryan Ankenbauer, director AgCountry Board of Directors, and Teresa Kjellberg, Marketing PR specialist.

AgCountry Farm Credit Services has donated $50,000 for the new Trinity Health Healthcare Campus and Medical District Capital Campaign, according to information provided by the Trinity Health Foundation.

“Access to quality healthcare is a critical need for rural residents,” said AgCountry President and CEO Marc Knisely. “This project will provide first-class service to farmers, ranchers, rural residents, and others in the region for years to come. We are proud to work with Trinity Health for the betterment of health throughout western North Dakota.”

“AgCountry Farm Credit Services has been a tremendous supporter of the financial needs of our rural residents throughout North Dakota for many years. We are excited to partner with this generous organization to help them also support the healthcare needs of those residents through their financial assistance of the new Trinity Health Healthcare Campus and Medical District,” said Trinity Health Foundation Director Dusty Zimmerman. “Trinity Health patients, staff, and board members, thank you for your generosity in helping us to develop a brand-new, state-of -the-art facility so that we can continue to fulfill our mission.”

Trinity Health Foundation is in the midst of the Trinity Health Healthcare Campus and Medical District Capital Campaign to raise $15,000,000 to support the $520,500,000 project. To date, Trinity Health Foundation has raised $5,000,000. Donations are being sought from regional and national foundations, corporate donors, private donors, and Trinity Health staff through fundraisers. Construction on Trinity Health’s new Healthcare Campus and Medical District is expected to be completed in January 2023. Following that, a number of activities are required to be completed before move-in including equipment installation that is required to acclimate for several months in the new environment prior to patient use creating an anticipated opening in May 2023.