2013-2015 ANNUAL REPORT A NEW CHAPTER 1 2 Strong History & New Opportunities

Looking back on the changes in the life of our Foundation, the The last 12-18 months have brought significant change to ever-constant presence is you, our donors and volunteers. our Foundation with the sale of Community Medical Center. Your support for the health and well-being of our greater The transition to our new purpose to provide philanthropic community was the reason Community Medical Center support for the advancement of healthy lives in Western Foundation came into being in 1988. You made gifts. You along with our new name, Foundation for served on our committees and Board. You invited others Community Health, has provided the Board with new and to join with you. Working together, we provided more than exciting philanthropic opportunities. $11 million for hospital programs and care initiatives like the Women’s and Newborn Center, healthcare scholarships As we look to the future, the Board and Staff are dedicated and public health presentations. One can only imagine the to advancing the need for “healthy lives” and we extend our numbers of lives impacted, but each of us can readily picture invitation to all to partner with us in that effort. It is a worthy

some of the faces of those we have served, young and old Dorcie Dvarishkis Barry Kenfield cause. alike. Thank you for creating such a strong Foundation. On behalf of the Board and Staff of the Foundation for When Community Medical Center sold to a for-profit Community Health, we thank you for your past and future entity in January 2015, a new chapter began for us. The support. Foundation Board voted to retain our nonprofit status and the assets we held as CMC Foundation, and rename as Foundation for Community Health. Our new mission – providing philanthropic support for the advancement of healthy lives in Western Montana – allows us to build on our rich 26-year history with a new era of scholarships, public education, safety initiatives and health-related support. As Barry Kenfield we celebrate here some of the people and programs at the Chair, Board of Trustees heart of our mission July 2012 to June 2015, we invite you to again join with us. Give. Volunteer. Help us to build new partnerships. Together, we will define the future of your Foundation for Community Health.

In thanks to you, and for our health and hope,

Dorcie Dvarishkis, CGPA Learn More

Executive Director Foundation for Community Health I 2825 Road, Suite 101 I Missoula, MT 59804 (406) 926-2522 I [email protected] I www.fchwmt.org

2013-2015 Annual Report THE NEXT GENERATION 3 4

Healthcare Scholarship Program CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR 2015 HEALTHCARE SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS Premier

During its 25-year history, the Healthcare Scholarship Program has provided 577 scholarships and more than $375,000 to western Montana students. The powerful positive impacts of these awards extend to our community, our state, our nation, Athanasius Hasselbrook Ruby Kazemi Tiffany Matthews Kianna Aumiller Elizabeth Basolo Lauren Cady Kelcey Daily Meng Dentistry Patricia & Chuck Douglas Dr. John & Nora Evert Community Medical Center Larry & Kristin Dr. Jon & Sigri Dr. John & Nora Evert and across the globe. Vince & Susan Meng Memorial Endowment Endowment Medical Staff Stayner Family Gildea Endowment

Dr. Nerissa Koehn’s professional and personal to spend the next eight years practicing Baylee Everett Hannah Holland Emily Hooker Andrea Lawrence Sarianna Lerch Roger ‘Danner’ Linhart Sharon Loa Community Medical Center Missoula Bone & Community Medical Kevin & Margaret Rocky Mountain Surgical Dianne & Jeff LaPorte Dr. Michael & path has been guided, and largely defined, medicine for the Indian Health Service in the Medical Staff Joint Center Winter Endowment Solutions: Dr. Tim & Tonda Theresa Seiffert Memorial Melissa Woods by certain truths: she has a passion for family pueblo of Zuni, New Mexico. Richards Endowment practice, a devotion to rural and underserved 25 years of Healthcare Scholarship Impact Donors to Foundation for Community communities, a deep love of Missoula as home, Nerissa’s practice in Zuni gave her an Health (formerly Community Medical and a heartfelt connection to Western Montana experience of full spectrum family medicine— Center Foundation) have provided $23,500 in scholarships for these high school seniors as a whole. from Labor and Delivery to End of Life Care. to pursue healthcare education. Donor- supported 2015 scholarships were awarded After eight years of focusing her energy and at $1,000.00 and premier at $2,500.00. Hannah Porch Byron Rollins Maura Timmons Madison Trent Katherine Warner Nerissa is a family practice physician, and medical skills to improve lives in the pueblo, a Dr. Kristin Janczewski Frank & Rae Lynn D’Angelo Foundation Dr. Rebecca & Patricia & Chuck Douglas Muralt Family Garrick & Sandra Simmons Donors Mr. Carl Anderson Memorial Endowment faculty member of the Family Medical new opportunity brought Nerissa home. Foundation Donors Residency of Western Montana. She also feels fortunate to have been one of Community In 2011, Nerissa and John were asked to help Becoming a doctor, she realized, was the best people interested in a broad spectrum of Medical Center Foundation’s first scholarship start the Family Medical Residency of Western way to get experience with these issues that healthcare fields. recipients, as a senior at Missoula’s Hellgate Montana. Dr. Koehn’s and Dr. Miller’s collective inspired and moved her. Being awarded one of High in 1991. experience in Browning and Zuni fully helped to the Foundation’s first Healthcare Scholarships She also sees FCH fulfilling a pivotal role in prepare them for the challenge of establishing provided critical financial support and a viable improving the effectiveness of interpersonal As paths can be a product of opportunity and a program focused on training physicians to bridge for pursuing her dreams of helping communication and inter-professional connections as much as intention and planning, work in underserved areas of Montana. others through medical practice. involvement that are critical for providing Nerissa’s took her far and wide before circling highest quality care, and creating vital back to her Montana roots. Born and raised The move to western Montana took Nerissa Now, Nerissa and John are themselves donors education networks that improve our in Missoula, she attended Lewis and Clark back to her roots, and reinforced her deep to Foundation for Community Health. Their communities’ wellbeing. University with the intent of pursuing a career in connection to its communities. As she notes, contributions are more than a form of giving medicine, continued on to Harvard for Medical “the more I traveled, the more it became clear back: they both view FCH as an organization But at the core of Nerissa’s conviction to School, then returned to the greater Northwest how special a place this is.” that is healthy, growing, and diversifying. support FCH’s scholarship program lies the for residency in Tacoma, . personal impact it had on her: identifying Among Nerissa’s mentors in Montana was a Nerissa admires the Foundation’s expansion of and cultivating an interest in medicine and But home was never far from Nerissa’s heart. teacher named Kermit Edmonds. In her junior scholarships, and the extension of initiatives healthcare at an early stage is an incomparably In her third year of residency she returned year of High School, she took a class Mr. aimed at getting more of Montana’s young valuable mission. to Montana to do clinical rotations with the Edmonds taught on Thanatopsis, the study Blackfeet Nation in Browning. This cross- of death and dying. But what really struck a cultural experience in an underserved chord with Nerissa were the issues related to Learn More community struck a chord; propelling both medical ethics; the discussions were profound Nerissa and her now husband, Dr. John Miller, and eye-opening to a high school student. Support the Healthcare Scholarship Program and our next generation of healthcare providers. Please visit: www.fchwmt.org/scholarships/

2013-2015 Annual Report CARE FOR THOSE IN NEED 5 6

Bonnie’s comprehensive approach, combined stress-free environment — with the physicians, Completion of the Women with the NICU team’s passion for excellence, nurses, and other caregivers they bonded has led to an evolution of Community’s with during their child’s time in the NICU. neonatology program into one of the premier & Newborn Center centers of its kind, in Montana and beyond. While incredibly grateful for the talents of her This success is an example of a rising tide team and the support from organizations like lifting all boats: ongoing support from the Community Medical Center Foundation (now The completion of Phase III of the Women and Newborn Missoula community makes it possible for Foundation for Community Health), Bonnie Center (WNC) at Community Medical Center in 2013 marked doctors in the program to continue their also sees larger connections to Missoula and a significant milestone in Community’s nearly 100-year history education, and to share their knowledge and western Montana playing a pivotal role in the of taking care of moms and babies. experience with the greater western Montana success of the WNC and outreach efforts like community. the NICU Reunion: The achievement also marks an incredibly successful fundraising effort by Community Medical Center Foundation donors that Bonnie and her team at Community also “People here are healthy, and want to initially began with gifts toward the concept in 1999; followed continue to foster community and powerful by a significant fundraising effort for construction from fall connections through the NICU Reunion that help others live healthfully - and that of 2009 to June, 2013. Over the project’s years, more than has taken place every five years. During the speaks to me. It feels like a strong 500 donors collectively gave $5.8 million. The WNC has truly last reunion held in 2014, over 1,000 people been a community effort — now with an expanded Neonatal Dr. Bonnie Stephens came to celebrate the health and vitality foundation…it feels like this is the way Intensive Care Unit (NICU) being led by a physician with a of NICU babies and their families. For the deep commitment to families across western Montana. NICU team, these reunions have become a supportive community works.” an opportunity to spend time with thriving children — who had once been the most Helping others live healthfully is at the heart Creating profound connections that mother-newborn dyad.” residency training it not medically vulnerable — an experience Bonnie of the Foundation for Community Health’s to her patients and strong Bonnie felt a particular pull to feeling quite right to send a describes as “the best thing in the world.” new mission, and we continue working with bridges to her community providing care and support newborn home after a few medical providers, donors and volunteers to have been defining themes in to premature babies facing intensive days or weeks of For parents of newborn children, the reunion bring health and hope to our community in Dr. Bonnie Stephens’ medical critical health issues, and bonding with a family in the is a chance to reconnect — in a welcoming, new ways as we move forward. practice. As Medical Director to their families: “Having a NICU, and then losing all for the NICU at Community premature newborn is one connection. So, in 2008, she Medical Center, Bonnie has of the most stressful things completed two fellowships, taken a transformative role a family can face. It matters one in Neonatology and one in providing long-term, to me that I can help make in Developmental Pediatrics As Bonnie notes, meaningful support to WNC it as supportive, and least in order to provide longer- patients and their loved ones. stressful, as possible.” term care to the newborns “to reconnect with people you spent time with in a very emotionally charged once they’d left her NICU. situation is amazing…to have this chance to step back and see what we’ve done Bonnie first moved to Within three months of The addition of this skill set Missoula in August 2011, arriving at Community, caused Bonnie to realize her together.” when she was hired as a Bonnie took over as Medical desire to a bridge Community neonatologist. Director for the NICU, to a healthy childhood for Her work with newborns bringing a holistic approach newborns and families. and parents was deeply to newborns’ emotional and Extended care for up to fulfilling, both professionally developmental stability with three years, in the form of Learn More and personally. As she recalls, her. recurring visits, was the “long before I could put realization of this bridge. The health of western Montana children and families will be a part of the Foundation’s new words to it, I was drawn to Bonnie recalls during her mission. We welcome your support and involvement. Please visit www.fchwmt.org

2013-2015 Annual Report PROTECTING OUR FUTURE 7 8 Be Sun Smart Steven Robinson Memorial Endowment

Steve Robinson was only thirty- The Be Sun Smart program five years old when he passed started with Betty and a away from cutaneous melanoma Community physician visiting on May 1, 2000. In 2001, his family Missoula-area third, fourth, and worked with the Community fifth graders. The physician Medical Center Foundation to would explain the medical side establish the Steven Robinson of melanoma, including signs Memorial Endowment in order of the disease to check for to honor his memory - as well as and the importance of having his request to help others avoid skin checks conducted early the life-threatening dangers of and often by a dermatologist. skin cancers. Betty would discuss the simple preventative measures we can all Carson & Betty Robinson Kids were encouraged to try on safety gear at the annual Safe Kids Fair. As a former math teacher, Steve’s take to enjoy our time outdoors mother Betty felt strongly that without exposing ourselves to in an interactive session education was the best way the risk of melanoma and other designed around skin cancer to empower people with skin skin cancers. Over time, Betty prevention education and Safe Kids Missoula Coalition cancer information that could and other program directors practices. help improve and save lives. So, found that fifth graders were One of the hallmarks of a strong, vibrant community is how well they foster health and wellbeing in their she worked with the Foundation the best audience for the Be Sun Betty’s hope is that the Be Sun next generation citizens. The work being done by the Safe Kids Missoula Coalition is certainly evidence and Community Medical Center Smart presentations because Smart program’s educational of how western Montana communities come together to ensure our kids get a great start toward a to create the Be Sun Smart Skin of the great questions they efforts can continue to reach healthy and safe life. Members of the Coalition are dedicated to protecting kids from unintentional Cancer Awareness Program, would ask, and their willingness more people in western injuries, the #1 cause of death to children in the . The Foundation has been a part of supported by the Robinson to learn more. In fall 2014, the Montana and beyond. Endowment. Today, the Be Foundation partnered with the Coalition activities for many years, and began serving as its lead agency in 2014. Sun Smart program continues Missoula Art Museum to bus to be run successfully by the local fifth grade students to With the Foundation’s leadership, the Coalition has expanded its outreach significantly, building on car Foundation for Community the Community Medical Center seat checks and the annual Fair with additional educational events to engage a wider variety of families Health. campus, where they participated and ages. The efforts are paying off; through the work of the more than 400 coalitions of Safe Kids Worldwide in the US, the rate of unintentional injury in children has decreased 60 percent since 1988.

As Betty notes, “it is rewarding to see these students paying attention to what you Learn More are presenting, and to know they are going home to talk to families about what Support the powerful Be Sun Smart initiative established with love. they have learned…It is important to reach children when they are young so they Please visit: www.fchwmt.org/robinson-endowment/ can change their behaviors.” Support the Safe Kids Missoula Coalition initiative. Please visit: www.fchwmt.org/safe-kids-missoula-coalition/

2013-2015 Annual Report 9 10 Dedication of the Healing Garden At the Community Cancer Care Center

In September 2014, the Healing Garden at the Community Cancer Care Center was dedicated as a space for cancer patients to find sanctuary and repose during treatment. The Garden and its intricate bronze sculpture “The Healing Touch” by Montana artist Tim Holmes were championed by Foundation supporters Dr. William Nichols and Robin Tawney Nichols.

In the Healing Garden, community members throughout western Montana dealing with the physical and emotional challenges of cancer can pause to draw healing inspiration from the peace and beauty around them.

Susan Rick, Director of Oncology Services at Community Medical Center, played a key role in working with the landscape architect who designed the Healing Garden. As plans came together, the focus was always on providing a healing environment that offered quiet spaces to sit and find tranquility. The greenery and flowers in the landscaping bloom and transform throughout the year to make sure there is always beauty to admire, and the fountain offers soothing sounds and motion.

Seeing patients and their families enjoy the peace and beauty of the Healing Garden is a fulfilling experience for Susan and all who provide care there. When patients tell her they “feel happy when they leave” despite the challenges they’re facing, she can see the powerful impact the space is having on the community.

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“The Healing Touch” Patient care and comfort will be a part of the Foundation’s new mission. Tim Holmes We welcome your support and involvement. Please visit www.fchwmt.org

2013-2015 Annual Report 11 12 FY 2013-2015 Balance Sheet Comparison FY 2015 FY 2014 FY 2013 Cash & Cash Equivalents $337,652 $2,811,267 $739,219 Financial Highlights Accrued Dividends & Interest $0 $435 $926 Other Receivables $0 $2,861 $1,456 Current Pledges Receivable $ 6,701 $0 $214,223 -$24,378 $289,880 Change in Value $23,500 Hospital Programs Prepaid Expenses $0 $0 $2,782 of Annuities $80,325 Scholarships & Facilities Contributions Inventory $0 $31,088 $25,295

-$95,966 Total Current Assets $344,353 $2,845,651 $983,901 Loss on Pledge 2015 2015 Receivable $262,646 $602,135 Investments $4,283,251 $2,051,317 $3,152,911 $288,755 TOTAL INCOME TOTAL DISB. Foundation, Long Term Pledges Receivable, Net $0 $0 $183,347 Gift Shop & $102,622 Programs Investments Office Equipment $387 $3,685 $10,224

$141,215 Other Assets $ 150,700 $142,600 $0 $58,828 Gifts In Kind Gift Shop TOTAL ASSETS $ 4,778,691 $5,043,253 $4,330,383

-$32,187 $114,720 Accounts Payable / Accrued Expenses $145,878 $51,670 $52,797 Change in Value $41,000 Hospital Programs of Annuities $982,724 Scholarships & Facilities Annuities Payable $133,323 $152,604 $147,632 Contributions Total Liabilities $ 279,201 $204,274 $200,429 -$589,717 Loss on Pledge 2014 2014 Receivable $1,308,478 $599,453 Unrestricted $236,078 $263,085 $0 TOTAL INCOME $443,733 TOTAL DISB. Foundation, Board Designated $404,913 $401,765 $199,767 $514,151 Gift Shop & Temporarily Restricted $784,381 $1,049,570 $837,363 Investments Programs Permanently Restricted $3,074,118 $3,124,559 $3,092,824 $327,623 $105,884 Gifts In Kind Gift Shop Total Net Assets $4,499,490 $4,838,979 $4,129,954

TOTAL LIABILITIES & NET ASSETS $4,778,691 $5,043,253 $4,330,383 $28,514 Scholarships -$55,100 Change in Value of Annuities $645,426 Contributions $329,767 2013 Foundation, 2013 ENDOWMENT $3,074,118 $3,124,559 $3,092,824 $398,005 $1,134,213 Gift Shop & $1,368,115 Investments Programs TOTAL INCOME TOTAL DISB.

Information provided is a summary from the June 30, 2013, 2014 & 2015 audited/reviewed statements. For additional financial information, $98,361 please contact the Foundation at fchwmt.org Gift Shop $1,009,834 $47,521 Hospital Programs Gifts In Kind & Facilities

2013-2015 Annual Report YOUR GENEROUS SUPPORT 13 14

SPH Emergency Physicians Dr. Kristin Janczewski Glen & Shirley Williams St. Patrick Hospital Ron & Marian* Jenkins Mary K. Windecker Summit Beverage William Jones & Karen Kempel Jones* Yvette Wirth Gratitude Swank Enterprises JS Corporation John* & Doris* Wood John & Susan Talbot Junkermier, Clark, Campanella, Dr. Michael & Melissa Woods The Stevens, PC Worden Thane PC We celebrate the philanthropic spirit of the following donors, with TrailWest Bank Carol Keskeny Keith* & Gail* Wright Triple Creek Ranch Dr. Otto* & Susan Klein William Wyckman Dr. Gregory & Jan Utter Rev. William* & Marynell Kliber Zulu Nyala their cumulative gifts from 1988 through June 30, 2015 noted. Vehrs Mountain States Beverages Larry & Sharon Kolb Dr. Jonathan & Monica Weisul LaVon Kom We also express our appreciation Wells Fargo Drs. Michael Lahey & Kathryn McMullan to the nearly 750 donors who made FOUNDERS Dr. Alan Gabster* Mark & Dorcie Dvarishkis Lawrence & Mary White George & Dorothea Lambros ($250,000 +) Fredric K. Garrison* Eastman Kodak Co. Grant & Ann Winn Life’s End Institute more than 6,000 gifts in support of John & Maggie Greytak Larry & Rosemarie Fagerhaug Kevin & Margaret Winter Matilda Lister* the Foundation’s mission from July Van & Jeanne Wolverton Michael & Janie Litke Community Medical Center Dorie Hurt John Felton* 1, 2012 through June 30, 2015. We William* & Rosemary* Gallagher John A. Evert Trust Jack* & Jeri Fisher Richard & Susan Zins Fred & Carol Lode Jane S. Heman Foundation In memory of John A. Evert & Bruno & Marsha Friia Louisiana-Pacific Foundation are grateful for your commitment Dave & Suzanne Peterson Nora Staael Evert Gallagher Western Montana Charitable ASSOCIATES Dr. Jay & Ann Lowder to those we are privileged to serve. Quality Construction Co / Shelter West KPAX-TV Foundation ($5,000-$9,999) James & Susan Masar William J. Gallagher Revocable Trust Lee Foundation Galusha, Higgins & Galusha Marie C. Matte* Dennis Minemyer Richard Garrod Anonymous Sharon McGinnis-Hill TY ROBINSON LEGACY CLUB BENEFACTORS Missoula Anesthesiology, PC Dr. Larry & Dee Dee Gianchetta Dr. Cheryl Baker* & Tim McGill Merrill Lynch Barney Jette Jewelry Design Missoula Bone & Joint ($100,000 - $249,999) Missoula Textiles Dr. Jon & Sigri Gildea Membership in the R.H. “Ty” Montana Cancer Specialists Dr. Carolyn C. Goren Al* & Sue Barone Missoula Independent Russell* & Grace* Brooks Montana Dept of Health & Human Lyle & Gail Grimes Drs. Baumgartner and Baker Monida Health Care Network Robinson Legacy Club is awarded CMC Volunteer Services Services Kathi Hall Robert & Helen Beach Montana State Social & Rehab Services to Foundation donors who have Thomas & Debbie Beaudette Mountain West Bank Charles Engelhard Foundation Montana State University, Office of Dr. Daniel & Marjorie Harper included the Foundation in their Charles* & Patricia* Douglas Rural Health Joyce Hayden Basia & Larry Benbenek Muralts Travel Plaza Dr. Paul & Cyd Ferguson Barry & Jill Olson Glen & Bonnie* Henkel Sean & Jennifer Benton Drs. Carl & Kristine Muus will or trust, have made a gift of First Interstate Bank & Phillips Haffey PC Drs. Barbara & Robert Hollmann Bitterroot Resort North West Home Care, Inc. securities, or a planned gift such Dr. Gordon Browder* Penny Oncken First Interstate BancSystem Plum Creek Timber Co. Bill & Ramona Holt as a charitable gift annuity. The Foundation Dr. Stephen & Kim Powell Horizon Credit Union Dr. John & Ginny Browne Don* & Jane Ozmun First Security Bank Quilts 4 Kids Dr. Duncan Hubbard Karl & Stacey Buhr Park Side Credit Union Legacy Club is named in honor Garlington, Lohn & Robinson R.H. “Ty” & Jean* Robinson International Heart Institute of MT David & Judi Calahan Jan Parks & Bob Jensen of our Chairman Emeritus, Ty Pat Calderwood Partners Creative Dr. Janet Hiller Rocky Mountain Forms & Graphics Olive ‘Rusty’ Jacobs* Robinson, who is also a Foundation Pauline Imel* Daniel & Shirley Schneiter Randy* & Betty* Jacobs MaryEllen Campbell & Dennis O’Donnell Partners In Home Care Dr. Stephen Kemple Deborah & Layne Shanahan Jeff & Jean Jenkins Steven & Ellen Carey Ron Patterson & Dianne DeBorde charter member, Board member Missoula Radiology Smurfit Stone Container Marjorie* & Mark* Jennings Century Gaming, Inc. Terry & Patt Payne and donor. Below are donors Champion Matching Gift Program Mike & Jan Peissig Dr. William Nichols & Robin Tawney The Summit Beverage-Markovich Family Russ & Judy Johnston who have given us permission to Kim & Dirk Visser Charitable Foundation Barry & Janis Kenfield Paul* & Alice Chumrau Jack & Sharen Peters Tough Enough to Wear Pink of MT Karen Kero Church Jewelers, Inc. Dr. Michael & Gay Peterson recognize their legacy of giving to PARTNERS Western Federal Savings Bank Dr. Paul & Christine Kilzer Clear Channel Communications Piper Jaffray, Inc. the Foundation through June 2015: ($50,000 - $99,999) Western Montana Clinic Lambros Real Estate ERA Mike Combo Prudential Montana Real Estate Western Montana District Medical Larry & Naomi Matten Community Bank Missoula, Inc. Marc Racicot Anonymous Anonymous Society Dr. Craig McCoy & Jacalyn Brown-McCoy Community Medical Center Facilities AnnMarie Riemann Mary M. Bell* Mary Mista Bell* Dr. Lennard Wilson & Karen Erickson Dr. Judy & Bill McDonald Department Brian & Kimera Robertson Russell* & Grace* Brooks Dr. David* & Marjorie Burgan Dr. Vince & Susan Meng Composite Research Mgmt Dr. Patrick* & Mary K. Robins Reanette Cook* Craig & Peggy Daue SPONSORS Montana Rail Link Concerned Nurses of Montana Safe Kids Worldwide Betty Cron* Estate of Reanette Cook ($10,000-$24,999) Mountain FM 102.5 Dr. Clancy & Beverly Cone Steven & Margaret Savage Ida Croskrey* Henry Bennett Sayer Fund MPCo/Entech Foundation, Inc. Costco Wholesale Dr. Judy & David Schmidt Frank & Rae Lynn D’Angelo Missoula Festival of Trees supporters Anonymous Tana Mullendore Datsopoulos, MacDonald & Lind PC Gary Seiffert Craig & Peggy Daue 2011 & 2012 Anonymous Minerva Endowment Muralt Family Foundation Dr. & Mrs. Wayne L. Davis Dr. Stephen Smith Chuck Douglas* 4G Plumbing & Heating, Inc. Max Murphy & Sheila Callahan-Murphy Robert & Rebecca Deschamps Donald Snavely Mark & Dorcie Dvarishkis Susan J. Muralt Betty Aadsen Neptune, Inc. Jim & Rae Dennis Sharon Snavely John A. Evert* & Nora Staael Evert* Muscular Dystrophy Association, Inc. Allied Waste/Republic Services, Inc. Norco Medical Services Dennis & Phyllis Washington Foundation Dr. Larry & Kristin Stayner Dr. Paul & Cyd Ferguson Kevin & Traci Mytty AlphaGraphics Northern Rockies Orthopaedics Betty DuPont* Dr. Michael & Dani Stewart William* & Rosemary* Gallagher New West Health Services Dr. Rebecca & Carl Anderson Michael & Jan Perry Smoke & Thelma Elser Stimson Lumber Company Ann Gavin* OZ Architects APS Healthcare Pew Construction Susan Englert Sun Mountain Sports Dr. Richard Hammen Carson* & Betty Robinson AstraZeneca LP Robert & Priscilla Phillips Sharon Evers Susan G. Komen Foundation Ramona & Bill Holt Southgate Mall Associates Marty Baker* & Lori Davidson Quality Supply of Hamilton, Inc. Mark Fisher Thrivent Financial for Lutherans Pauline Imel* Robert* & Ann* Spierling Dr. Phil & Sandy Barney Radiation Oncology Professional Services Drs. Maureen Fleming & Ray Murray Toole & Easter Agency Mark* & Marjorie* Jennings Timmons Family Dr. Tom & Tondy Baumgartner Redman Power Chair Albert French Larry & Phyllis Topp Dr. Stephen Kemple US Bank Bitterroot Motors Dr. Frank Reed & Marilyn Simpson Thomas Gallagher & Linda McCarthy Dr. George & Louvella Torpe Dr. Vince & Susan Meng Blaine & Ellen Bloomgren Dr. Timothy & Tonda Richards Julie & Reed Gemar-Williams University Motors Dennis G. Minemyer FELLOWS Blue Cross Blue Shield of Montana David Richhart & Dorothy Scheid Elizabeth Gibson Jeff & Janine Unruh Susan J. Muralt ($25,000 - $49,999) Books Are Fun Rocky Mountain ENT Center, PC Gracie’s Angels Jim & Marci Valeo The Mytty Family Dr. Daniel & Susan Braby Rocky Mountain Surgical Solutions Scott & Cindy Hacker Vann’s Inc. Dave & Suzanne Peterson Anonymous Brondum Special Assistance Fdn Ron’s Auto Refinishers Paint & Body John S.* & Mildred A.* Haines Valic R.H. “Ty” Robinson Abbott Laboratories Charles* & Cynthia Bryan Shop / Mark & Kathy Brodie Harold & Mildred* Hanger Randy & Susan Velin Daniel & Shirley Schneiter Patrick & Marilyn Aberle Coca-Cola Bottling Company High Drs. George & Kathleen Roth Harrington Surgical Jean Vollum Dr. Robert* & Ann* Spierling Advanced Imaging Country James & Colleen Senterfitt Dr. Robert & Mickey Hawkins Dr. Stewart & Mysta Ward Dr. Lennard Wilson & Karen Erickson William & Phyllis Bouchee Ida Croskrey* ServiceMaster HBO and Company Michelle Weaver Knowles Kevin & Margaret Winter Brim Healthcare, Inc. Daily’s Premium Meats / Seaboard Foods Shared Medical Systems Dale & Angie Hickman Western Montana ER Physicians Yvette Wirth Steve & Anne Carlson Frank & Rae Lynn D’Angelo Drs. Sandra & Garrick Simmons Barb Hodge* Western Security Bank Steve & Marti Wolfinger Dr. Richard Day David & Rosamond* Diggs Linda Smith The Huntley Family Western States Insurance Agency Keith D. Wright* First Foto John Domitrovich Soroptimist of Msla NORTH MaryLou Jamison Pam Whitaker

* Denotes donors who have passed on, as of December 1, 2015 2013-2015 Annual Report 2013-2015 ANNUAL REPORT Foundation Leadership

Foundation Officers and Trustees, as of June 30, 2015:

Barry Kenfield, Chair Susan J. Muralt, Vice Chair Mike Combo, Secretary & Treasurer Jeri Fisher Larry Gianchetta Ramona Holt Tom McLaughlin R.H. “Ty” Robinson, Chair Emeritus

The Foundation expresses special appreciation to all the Trustees and staff who served the Foundation anytime from July 1, 2012 through June 30, 2015:

Kim Arnot Dannette Fadness Tom McLaughlin Kathleen Roth, DDS Cheryl Baker* Jeri Fisher Susan J. Muralt Jim Salisbury Tondy Baumgartner Andrew George Anne Phillips Mike Size Kym Black Larry Gianchetta Robert Phillips Greg Stahl MaryEllen Campbell Jason Greer Russ Piazza Sigri Thorn-Gildea Steve Carlson Dr. Janet Hiller Ron Premuroso Kim Visser Mike Combo Ramona Holt Renee Quinn Kevin Winter Dorcie Dvarishkis Barry Kenfield Brian Robertson Nick Roberts Paul Eichwald Shannon Lukes R.H. “Ty” Robinson Karen Erickson Jennifer Martin Michelle Robinson

*Denotes leaders who have passed on, as of December 1, 2015

Special Acknowledgements: Thank you to Meghan Koshatka of MDK Photography and the Haffey Family for contributing the report’s beautiful cover images; to all those interviewed; and to those who provided photography throughout the report. This report was designed and printed with the assistance of Spur Studio and AlphaGraphics.

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