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2017-2018 Foundation Annual Report EVERY GIFT MAKES A DIFFERENCE 2017-2018 REGIONAL HEALTH FOUNDATION DONOR REPORT regionalhealth.org/donate STEW•ARD•SHIP the conducting, supervising, or managing of something; especially: the careful and responsible management of something entrusted to one’s care [ MERRIAM-WEBSTER ] CONTENTS 5 | A LETTER FROM PAULETTE DAVIDSON 6 | A LETTER FROM PRISCILLA ROMKEMA 7 | A LETTER FROM PAT BURCHILL 8 | REGIONAL HEALTH FOUNDATION BOARD 9 | REGIONAL HEALTH FOUNDATION TEAM 11 | LETTERS FROM MARKET LEADERS 12 | RESTRICTED AND GREATEST NEED FUND ALLOCATIONS 13 | SOUTH DAKOTA GIVES 14 | CHILDREN’S MIRACLE NETWORK 15 | CHILDREN’S MIRACLE NETWORK: EVENTS 17 | CHILDREN’S MIRACLE NETWORK: CYLER’S STORY 18 | JOHN T. VUCUREVICH CANCER CARE INSTITUTE 19 | JOHN T. VUCUREVICH CANCER CARE INSTITUTE: EVENTS 21 | JOHN T. VUCUREVICH CANCER CARE INSTITUTE: JIM’S STORY 22 | REGIONAL HEALTH HOME+ HOSPICE 23 | REGIONAL HEALTH HOME+ HOSPICE: MARJORIE’S STORY, EVENTS 24 | REGIONAL HEALTH HOME+ HOSPICE: TERRY’S STORY 25 | GIFTS OF HONOR 26 | FULL DONOR LIST 54 | GRATEFUL PATIENT PROGRAM 55 | SAVE THE DATE EVERY GIFT MAKES A DIFFERENCE The Regional Health Foundation strengthens the health of our communities by building a culture of generosity. In partnership with Regional Health, we aspire to excellence in health care through gifts of engagement and generosity. We share the values of Regional Health and maintain a high level of accountability and dedication. “THE GREAT USE OF LIFE IS TO SPEND IT FOR SOMETHING THAT WILL OUTLAST IT.” [ WILLIAM JAMES ] 4 | 2017-2018 FOUNDATION DONOR REPORT | REGIONALHEALTH.ORG/WAYS-GIVE A LETTER FROM PAULETTE DAVIDSON, REGIONAL HEALTH PRESIDENT AND CEO Dear Regional Health Friends and Families, Like other providers across the country, Regional Health faces a rapidly evolving health care environment. Federal payers and private insurance providers are trying to cut or contain their costs. New science and technology are changing our understanding of disease and our ability to treat it. Our patients and families demand – and deserve – the best possible experiences. We understand these challenges, and we’re confident that Regional Health is on track to transform itself into a new, dynamic health care organization. In this new world of health care, we rely more than ever on the generosity of the individuals, companies and communities we serve. Your continued support is critical to our success. Through strong partnerships, shared vision, innovative thinking and mutual respect for all of our stakeholders, we can become a model for rural health care throughout the country. The Regional Health Foundation plays a key role in maintaining those strong partnerships and keeping the focus sharp on our shared vision. The Foundation board and staff work diligently to advance Regional Health’s objectives. As part of our long-term vision, we have undertaken projects to build new, modern healing environments in Sturgis, Custer and Spearfish. The new Sturgis Hospital and Clinic opened in February, and the new Custer Hospital and Clinic opened in April. During ribbon-cutting ceremonies, it was deeply gratifying to see community members, city officials and Regional Health leaders stand shoulder-to-shoulder to see what community connections can achieve. In Spearfish, the Regional Health Foundation continues to work with our partners and stakeholders to bring the same far-reaching vision to a thriving Northern Hills community as it becomes a health care destination for the entire region. Thank you for your commitment to our shared vision as we come together to build the Regional Health of tomorrow. With warm regards, PAULETTE DAVIDSON Regional Health President and CEO REGIONALHEALTH.ORG/WAYS-GIVE | 2017-2018 FOUNDATION DONOR REPORT | 5 A LETTER FROM PRISCILLA ROMKEMA Hospice House and hospice services, and market-specific projects and campaigns. A LETTER FROM PRISCILLA ROMKEMA, We expect that as you read through the Regional Health REGIONAL HEALTH Foundation Donor Report, which serves as a review of this past year, you will note that a key word serves as the FOUNDATION PRESIDENT primary thread throughout this year’s report: stewardship. Embedded in the stories about patients and families, the pictures of those we serve, and the names of individuals, families, businesses, and organizations that partner with TRUST. RESPECT. COMPASSION. COMMUNITY. EXCELLENCE. us, it is stewardship that speaks to the heart and the These are the values of Regional Health that serve as essence of all that we do in the Foundation. We aspire to guideposts for the Regional Health Foundation as it supports achieve excellence in health care through gifts of engagement and contributes to our purpose of making a difference. and generosity. In turn, these gifts enable us to work Every day. And our vision to do the right thing. Every time. collaboratively with others to thoughtfully and strategically support and strengthen patients and families during times The 5,000 physicians and caregivers at Regional Health – of tremendous need. that includes the Regional Health Foundation staff – address five key priorities: deliver high-quality care, provide On behalf of the Foundation staff, I would like to express a caring experience, be a great place to work, impact our our appreciation for your participation, engagement and communities and be here for generations to come. These generosity this past year. Please accept our heartfelt thanks priorities inspire all of us at Regional Health in serving for your partnership! patients, their families and our communities through caring and compassionate words as well as actions. Likewise, Regional Health Foundation staff members embrace these five priorities while addressing a myriad of worthwhile initiatives including Children’s Miracle Network PRISCILLA ROMKEMA, PH.D. (CMN), the John T. Vucurevich Cancer Care Institute (CCI), Regional Health Foundation President 6 | 2017-2018 FOUNDATION DONOR REPORT | REGIONALHEALTH.ORG/WAYS-GIVE A LETTER FROM PATRICK BURCHILL I wanted to comment briefly on the current state of the Regional Health Foundation staff. Led by our President, A LETTER FROM Priscilla Romkema, the small group of employees is PATRICK J. BURCHILL, providing even stronger results in the sponsored events REGIONAL HEALTH you all now recognize on an annual basis: Great Black Hills FOUNDATION BOARD CHAIR Duck Race, Tough Enough to Wear Pink and the multiple activities of the Children’s Miracle Network. Without a committed, dedicated staff these events would not enjoy their growth and continued success. I am pleased to inform readers that the Regional Health As always, the continued success of the Regional Hospital Foundation continues to grow and support key areas Foundation is dependent on our donors and business important to the communities we serve. Emphasis continues sponsors. The needs are many but the opportunities on needs related to hospice care, cancer treatment and for support are numerous. Donors can be specific as to various children’s services (neonatal intensive care the area they would like to support. Leaving a Legacy Gift specifically). Other services that receive periodic support to the Regional Health Foundation may be of special include dialysis, diabetes, behavioral health, the children’s interest to you and of benefit to your family members. helmet safety program and cardiac services. The generosity Our board will continue to make certain that all of our many supporters allows the Foundation to consistently contributions received will be used wisely and strictly provide support for these areas. adhere to the wishes of the donor. Again, thank you for We are grateful for the ongoing commitment we receive your generosity and trust. from our community members, physicians and caregivers, local businesses and sponsors throughout the Black Hills. A recent change has been the addition of board members from communities Regional Health serves outside of Rapid City. The expanded focus to the other communities may inspire added local support as Regional Health improves PATRICK J. BURCHILL and expands facilities in those specific locations. Regional Health Foundation Board Chair REGIONALHEALTH.ORG/WAYS-GIVE | 2017-2018 FOUNDATION DONOR REPORT | 7 REGIONAL HEALTH FOUNDATION BOARD - JULY 1, 2018 - JUNE 30, 2019 CHAIR PAT BURCHILL VICE CHAIR ROB MUDGE PAULETTE DAVIDSON LINDEN EVANS Senior Vice President/ Engineer/Business Owner, President and CEO, President and COO, Project Manager, RPM & Associates Regional Health Black Hills Corporation US Bank, Rapid City SUSAN HENCEY JOE JORGENSEN WAYNE KLEIN SHARON LEE Agent, Land Developer/ Business Owner, Business Owner, Retired, Executive Director, Western Dakota Insurors Jorgensen Realty Landmark Realty RC Public School Foundation GARY LIPP PRISCILLA ROMKEMA, PH.D. JOHN (J.D.) WILLIAMS ALICIA STEPHENSON Retired, President, Vice President, Wealth Advisor, Consultant, US Forest Service/Custer Regional Health Foundation First Interstate Bank - Sturgis Outgoing Board Member 1/25/17 - 6/30/18 8 | 2017-2018 FOUNDATION DONOR REPORT | REGIONALHEALTH.ORG/WAYS-GIVE REGIONAL HEALTH FOUNDATION TEAM EVERY GIFT MAKES A DIFFERENCE Through your efforts and generosity, we have been able to provide patients and their families with the comfort and care they need along with the leading-edge technologies they deserve. Thank you for your ongoing support, and we look forward to another great year together. 2018/2019 REGIONAL HEALTH FOUNDATION TEAM PRISCILLA ROMKEMA, PH.D. ANGIE KLIEWER, CFRE JOHN STEELE SHAWN POWERS
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