The new UPMC Presbyterian Tower is a state-of-the-art medical facility designed to enhance patient care with advanced technology, cutting-edge healthcare services, and patient-centered design.
The LHAS Spirituality Center is a dedicated space designed to support the emotional and spiritual well-being of patients, their families, and staff. This center is inclusive, offering a quiet, reflective environment where individuals of all faiths and beliefs can find solace and comfort.
The LHAS Kosher Hospitality Room is especially important for Jewish patients and visitors who observe dietary laws. It provides a sense of comfort and respect for their religious practices during their time at the hospital.
For sponsorship opportunities or tickets,
please call 412-648-6106 or visit lhas.net.
Pareve meals will also be provided upon request at time of reservation.
Download the PDF of the invite
Interested in becoming a sponsor?
Download the Sponsorship PDF and return it by email or post.
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Eyes on the Future Gala – From Paris to Pittsburgh – Sept 7, 2017
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Brain Gain Gala – September 8, 2016 – an invitation
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