The LCMC Endowment Fund has kept quality healthcare alive in Lake City, Colorado, for 30 years — entirely through community generosity. No taxpayer dollars. No government grants. Just neighbors helping neighbors, 1 hour from the nearest hospital.
Keeping Lake City, Colorado healthy since 1996 — powered entirely by community generosity.
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Community Funded
No government funding — ever. Just neighbors investing in the health of their community.
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Reaches Care
Every dollar goes to supporting the services and facilities our community depends on.
Since 2018, Over $300k has been granted to our local supported organizations
Our Foundation
Built by neighbors. For neighbors.
In 1996, Nancy Zeller and a group of Lake City residents refused to let their hometown go without healthcare. They founded the LCMC Endowment Fund — not with grants or government money, but with donations from people who loved this community.
In 2011, they partnered with the Health District to open the Moseley Health Care Complex — 13,000 square feet of modern medical care, built with zero taxpayer dollars. Today, the Fund supports three organizations that keep every corner of Hinsdale County healthy.
Lake City deserves the same quality care as anywhere else in America.
— Bernie, LCMC Endowment Fund Board
Three organizations. One mission.
Primary Care
Lake Fork Health Service District
Local, year-round care for Lake City residents and visitors—built by community support. Expanding services to meet growing needs and keep care close to home.
Emergency response across remote mountain terrain—delivering lifesaving care when every minute matters, no matter how far from the nearest hospital or emergency room.
