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2014 Report to Donors Table of Contents 2014 REPORT TO DONORS TABLE OF CONTENTS Our Mission A Letter from Our Board Chair 2014 Board of Directors 2014 Donors $1,000,000+ $100,000 – $249,999 $25,000 – $99,999 $10,000 – $24,999 $5,000 – $9,999 $1,000 – $4,999 $500 – $999 Under $500 2014 Honorary Donors 2014 Memorial Donors 2014 Gifts-in-Kind 2014 Aqueduct Society Members 2014 REPORT TO DONORS 1 to table of contents OUR MISSION Hôpital Albert Schweitzer Haiti collaborates with the people of the Artibonite Valley as they strive to improve their health and quality of life. To learn more about HAS and its programs, or to make a gift, please contact the U.S. office at: 2840 Liberty Avenue, Suite 201 Pittsburgh, PA 15222 412-361-5200 [email protected] www.hashaiti.org Text 20222 to HASHAITI to make a $10 donation (message and data rates may apply) A copy of the official registration and financial information for The Grant Foundation (dba Hôpital Albert Schweitzer Haiti) may be obtained from the Pennsylvania Department of State by calling 717-783-1720 or toll-free within Pennsylvania 800-732-0999. Registration does not imply endorsement. 2014 REPORT TO DONORS 2 to table of contents A LETTER FROM OUR BOARD CHAIR To our donors: 2014 was a year of tremendous progress at Hôpital Albert Schweitzer Haiti (HAS). Thanks to your generous support and an extraordinary effort on the part of the HAS team, we saved many lives, while realizing improvements to infrastructure and work processes that promise substantial cost savings, efficiency gains and improved patient outcomes. In the hospital, we treated more patients than ever before, with admissions up by 7 percent over the prior year – this despite the fact that we saw a dramatic decrease in cholera cases, with just 30 in 2014 compared to several thousand at the onset of the outbreak four years ago. We attribute the decline in cholera cases, in part, to HAS community education, clean water and sanitation efforts. The summer 2014 spread of the mosquito-borne chikungunya virus resulted in many hospital admissions. Other factors contributing to the rise in inpatient care: the increasing incidence of trauma from road traffic injuries; more and more mothers choosing to have their babies in the hospital instead of at home; and growth in the incidence of chronic illnesses, such as diabetes and hypertension, and complications associated with them. Recognizing that these trends are likely to continue, in 2014 we reached a major milestone in our multi-year hospital renovation project supported in part by the American Schools and Hospitals Abroad program of USAID. Through this project, nearly every patient-care area of the hospital will be improved to enhance the ability of staff to care for patients. The 2014 renovation of a storage area at HAS in 2014 provides a more efficient, patient- friendly space for inpatient maternity care. We also introduced new technology to help cut energy costs and to improve information-sharing between staff in our remote community clinics and the hospital. HAS is reliant on diesel-powered generators as there is no electrical grid that serves our location. For the past 59 years, fuel for the generators has been among our most significant costs. In 2014, we began installation of 2014 REPORT TO DONORS 3 to table of contents A LETTER FROM OUR BOARD CHAIR a new solar power system made possible through the generous support of the Swiss Partnership HAS Haiti, Canadian firm Celestica and other donors. System installation and testing will continue this year, and we anticipate significant savings from this new, green energy solution. Solar panels donated by Canadian firm Celestica were installed in 2014 on the sun- exposed roof of the hospital at HAS. The project was made possible through the generous support of Swiss Partnership HAS Haiti. With the support of the Hummingbird Foundation, we also completed a technology project that promises greater staff efficiency and improved patient outcomes. The new wireless communications system joins the remote community clinics with the hospital network, which will, for the first time, enable staff to access and share patient records easily and in real-time. Meanwhile, in the community, HAS community health workers conducted more health visits than ever before, bringing primary care and preventive services such as malnutrition screening, immunizations, and education on a variety of health topics to families in some of the most remote mountain areas of Haiti. We also brought clean water to some 5,000 additional community members in 2014 with 10 new wells; installed latrines and hand-washing stations in three local schools; and constructed and repaired numerous cisterns. In short, we accomplished a great deal in 2014—with your help. I want to personally thank you for your support. A grant from the Hummingbird On behalf of the entire HAS team, Foundation supported the 2014 thank you for helping us deliver quality installation of wireless towers and care and improve public health in Haiti. associated communications technology to link our remote community clinics with the hospital. John R. Walton Chair, Board of Directors 2014 REPORT TO DONORS 4 to table of contents 2014 BOARD OF DIRECTORS John Walton, Chair Adeline Azrack Gerald Lerebours Bradley A. Berquist Harold Lewis Scott Dowell Rolf A. Maibach Jenifer Grant Louis Martin, ex-officio Daniel W. Fitzgerald Anna Murdoch-Mann David Heiman John E. Murray, Jr.* Louise C. Ivers Louise H. Stephaich Ursula Gross Leemann Thomas C. Succop *Deceased February 11, 2015 2014 REPORT TO DONORS 5 to table of contents 2014 DONORS $1,000,000+ $25,000 – $99,999 Swiss Partnership HAS Haiti 21st Century Fox $100,000 – $249,999 Agua Fund, Inc. of the Community Canadian Friends of Hôpital Albert Foundation of Collier County Schweitzer Haiti Anonymous (3) Ford Foundation Mary Anne Nyburg Baker and G. Haiti Friends Leonard Baker, Jr. The Hummingbird Foundation Biel Partnerschaft Anna Murdoch-Mann Bridge of Allen Foundation Richard King Mellon Foundation Arthur and Carlyse Ciocca Charitable Foundation Thomas C. & Jo Ann Succop The Conway Family Foundation United Nations Office at Geneva The Cowles Charitable Trust The United States Agency for International Development (USAID) The Flora Family Foundation American Schools and Hospitals Fullerton Family Charitable Trust Abroad GEZA (Government of Switzerland) Heartbay Foundation Margaret Mellon Hitchcock Foundation Johnson & Johnson John Mitchell, Jr. Trust Joseph & Marian Murphy News Corp The United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) Oxfam America - Haiti Mr. Thomas Quick Leslie C. Quick & Regina A. Quick Charitable Trust William P. Rayner Ed & Mary Ann Reynolds, M.D.s Richard Green Gallery Rotary Club of Ancaster, Ontario, Canada Rotary Club of Chardon, OH Ryan’s Well Foundation SK Foundation, The Netherlands 2014 REPORT TO DONORS 6 to table of contents DONORS Medi GmbH & Co. KG Mrs. Alexander Read Mrs. Louise H. Stephaich Red Empress Foundation Varuna Trust Rotary Club of Key West, FL Partners in Health Walton Family Foundation of The Bill and Marylee Siegle Pioneer Square Advisors, LLC Pittsburgh Foundation Swiss Orthodontic Society The William Pitt Foundation Rachel Mellon Walton Fund of The TSC Foundation Pittsburgh Foundation Mary E. Peters and Robert W. University Research Company Polchow Foundation $10,000 – $24,999 John & Peggy Walton Prince Charitable Trusts Mr. & Mrs. Frederick Alger III $5,000 – $9,999 The Purchase Fund Anonymous (1) Anonymous (1) Mr. & Mrs. Leslie Quick III Joe Azrack & Abigail Congdon BNY Mellon Rolander Family Foundation Barron Chiropractic PC Croix Rouge Haitienne Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Rooney Markley H. Boyer & Barbara Millen Les & Elizabeth Daniels Ms. Edwina Sandys & Boyer Charitable Lead Annuity Mr. Richard Kaplan Trust Mrs. Diane de la Begassiere Ms. Sheila Scafine Robert & Mary Jane Carraway Dr. Amy Weiler & Floyd Dillman The Shelter Hill Foundation Dr. & Mrs. Chauncey Crandall Mary J. Donnelly Foundation Mrs. Anne Sidamon-Eristoff Mr. & Mrs. Evan Cropp Dr. Duane & Vera Dowell Margaret & Andrew Silton Dimarco Harleen Family Fund Mr. Jonathan Ferrugia Mr. and Mrs. William J. Simpson The Ecclestone Family James Fett Margaret Strawbridge Foundation, Inc. Mrs. Annette Friedland Foundation of PA John & Nancy Etchemendy Delight Gartlein Pamela & Edward Taft Mrs. J. P. Fanjul Honorable & Mrs. Rudolph Giuliani Countess Philip Theodoli Wally Findley Galleries, Inc. Jenifer Grant & Ron Noe URS Corporation Kristen Kelly Fisher Mr. and Mrs. William Lee Hanley Mr. & Mrs. Charles Waite Habitat for Humanity Thomas Hitchcock Ms. Susan Walton Mr. and Mrs. David Heiman Mrs. Pam Howard The Weiler Foundation Susannah Grant & Herb & Eva Jacobi The Wilcox Family Foundation Christopher Henrikson Jorie Butler Kent Mr. and Mrs. William Wister Peggy Mellon Hitchcock Thomas & Carolyn Langfitt Mr. & Mrs. Howard Kessler Family Foundation $1,000 – $4,999 Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Kramlich The Lauder Foundation Adler Family Foundation Alexander & Judith Laughlin Lifesteps, Inc. (at the request of Mr. and Mrs. M. Bernard Aidinoff Dr. & Mrs. Dong-Eun Lee Alexander M. Laughlin) Mr. & Mrs. Spike Allyn Linnemann Family Foundation Mrs. David Mahoney Connie S. Anderson, DO & Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Luter John P. McCaskey Foundation Lissa Dumagan Kellee and Steve Meng Mr. & Dr. Laurin McSwain Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Andrews John & Kem Moore Jenny Miller & Tom French Anonymous (26) Origins Mr. & Mrs. Spiro Milonas Mr. and Mrs. Rand Araskog Mr. Thomas Peterffy Dr. & Mrs. William M. Murray Dr. Linda Argote & Dr. Dennis Epple The Pincus Family Foundation Thomas and Katherine Owens 2014 REPORT TO DONORS 7 Marvin B. Corlette, MD Margaret Guinness The Coudert Institute The Bryan Guinness Charitable Trust to table of contents Mr. & Mrs. James George Coulter Karl Guter Coulter 2006 Management Trust Mr. Gerhard Hab DONORS Ms. Anne Covert Mr. and Mrs. Hunter Hallowell Mr. Howard Cox Dr. Michael Hammar Mr. and Mrs. Hartley Cravens Hurst and Ann Hannum Ms. Adeline Azrack Malcolm Cravens Foundation Mr.
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