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The Rosecrance Foundation

Since 1916, Rosecrance has had one goal: To change and save lives. The Rosecrance Foundation plays a key role in fulfilling the mission of help, hope, and the best opportunity for lasting recovery from mental health and substance use disorders.

Providing hope through lasting recovery

Through the Rosecrance Foundation, you can help Rosecrance thrive in its mission to offer lasting recovery to children, adults, and families every year. Contribute now by making a financial gift, supporting one of our special appeals, or planning your legacy. Your gifts can honor a loved one or another special person. We encourage you to volunteer your time with Rosecrance and attend one of our fundraising events to see how you can help.

Support the Foundation

How donations help

Thanks to generous support from organizations and individuals, we can invest in serving others by ensuring:

  • Access to quality care, including for those who are uninsured or under-insured
  • Best-in-class programs and training, and innovation in research
  • A nurturing, healing environment for treatment services and lasting recovery

What sets us apart

An unmatched legacy

Throughout our 100-plus-year history, Rosecrance has been a source of hope and strength to those we serve. The Rosecrance Foundation provides hope for those in need of treatment by reducing financial barriers to care.

Quality care

Rosecrance has been accredited by The Joint Commission since 1984. The Joint Commission accreditation survey is the highest possible standard for behavioral health treatment centers.

Innovative community programs

The Foundation supports specialty programs aimed at addressing the specific needs of veterans, adolescents, mothers and their children, first responders, and others when they are most in need. It provides support and resources to promote lasting recovery.

Donor impact

Following previous treatment, Rob found a group cheering him on for a successful outcome: “[Rosecrance] said they wanted to help me and appointed a diverse and supportive team of family, therapists, and colleagues around me – ‘Team Rob.’ Team Rob is part of Rosecrance, and Rosecrance helped me change my life.”

 

Rob’s story demonstrates the life-changing impact of quality care provided by Rosecrance. Gifts from our donors make treatment possible for hundreds of individuals every year, ensuring access to evidenced-based care that changes and saves lives.

Donate to the Rosecrance Foundation

Help others experience hope and joy in their lives. Contribute now. Volunteer. Attend an event. Include Rosecrance in your estate plan.

Rosecrance Foundation Team

Linda Sandquist, B.S.

Director of Development

Linda Sandquist, B.S.

Director of Development

Linda Sandquist builds relationships with Rosecrance Behavioral Health donors in the Northern Illinois region, so they understand how their gifts make a difference for the organization. Whether meeting with a major sponsor or the family of a client, Sandquist helps to ensure that financial gifts to Rosecrance are used as the donor intends and that our appreciation for those who contribute is wholeheartedly expressed on a timely basis. She earned her Bachelor of Science degree in public policy at Rockford University and has more than 20 years of donor stewardship experience. She joined the Rosecrance team in May 2024 and in her spare time enjoys yoga, music, reading, and sharing time with her grandchildren.

Loyanne Jensen , B.A.

Director of Development

Loyanne Jensen , B.A.

Director of Development

Loyanne Jensen raises funds for The Rosecrance Foundation in Northwest Iowa. She focuses on fundraising events and completed the Brighter Futures Capital Campaign that is our $3.2 million expansion of a therapeutic recreation center in Iowa, which centers around the mind, body, and soul in recovery. Jensen earned her Bachelor of Arts in business administration from Morningside University. She joined the Rosecrance team in February 2024 and serves on the Junior League of Siouxland, is a board member of The Friends of the Sioux City Public Library, is a Woodbury County Master Gardener, is a graduate of Leadership Siouxland, and helps at the Hope Pantry at her church.

John Tenfelder

Director of Individual & Planned Giving

John Tenfelder

Director of Individual & Planned Giving

John Tenfelder collaborates with donors to secure individual contributions and expand the legacy society through planned gifts for The Rosecrance Foundation. He earned a degree from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Tenfelder began his career in Washington, D.C., as a fundraiser for political campaigns before transitioning to a successful 25-year tenure in software sales in Chicago. He joined Rosecrance in March 2024. His dedication to aiding individuals facing mental health and addiction challenges drives his commitment to the Foundation’s mission, allowing him to make a meaningful impact on this community.

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