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2016 –2018 Annual Report 11/1/16 to 10/31/2018 2016 –2018 Annual Report 11/1/16 to 10/31/2018 Crater Community Hospice serves families in Chesterfield, Dinwiddie, Greensville, Prince George, Sussex, Surry, and Charles City, Petersburg, Colonial Heights, Hopewell and Emporia. YOUR Community hospice since 1995 A non-profit 501(c)3 From Our CEO: Board of Directors We are so honored to be recognized by our community as 2016-2017 2017-2018 Best of the Best in several CHAIR CHAIR categories in 2018 along with JoAnn Glazier many other businesses that Dr. Jane Elliott VICE CHAIR support our mission. The team at SECRETARY Janice Johnson Crater Community Hospice JoAnn Glazier works daily to support each other SECRETARY TREASURER so we can provide excellent care Jeanne Holmes Tracy L. Taliaferro, JD, RRT, RPFT to our patients and their families. M. Stephen Cates TREASURER It is truly awe inspiring to work with such a great team of Rita Grammer Baldwin professionals in both the hospice side of our business and Max Bornstein M. Stephen Cates out thrift shop. We are humbled by these recognitions in Brandon Luebbers Rita Grammer Baldwin Robert W. Huffman the categories of Best Home Health Care (2018), Best Max Bornstein Richard J. Weis Consignment/Thrift Shop (2017 & 2018), and Best Place Jeanne E. Holmes to Work (2018). Janice Johnson Cassandra Stroud Conover Stephen Wilson On behalf of the leadership team and the Board of Andrew Spivey Dr. Jane Elliott Huffman Bud Yerly Directors we thank all of you who voted and thank each of Ann Wiley Wrenn Warren E. Gerard Mary Rudisill our team members, employees and volunteers, for their Brandon Luebbers Kim Rudisill unwavering dedication and professionalism demonstrated each and every day. Our work would not be possible without our donors who Our Mission: give monetarily, through in-kind donations, or gently used Educating the community on serious illness and end-of-life goods. We would not be able to serve OUR community concerns. Providing families and patients with quality care without you! and supportive services. Financials 2016-2017 Giving Annual Giving $ 36,213.62 Corporate Giving $ 12,148.00 Grants $ 79,575.00 Memorials $ 17,383.00 Planned Giving $ 61,872.59 $ 207,192.21 2017-2018 Giving Annual Giving $ 45,072.23 Corporate Giving $ 84,562.25 Grants $ 90,500.50 Memorials $ 42,007.94 Planned Giving $ - $ 262,142.92 What Your Donations Mean to Our Patients & Families “Words cannot express our sincere appreciation for the compassionate care you provided to our Mom. I truly could not have made it through the last week of her life without you. I was scared and uncertain and the guidance and comfort you provided were invaluable. You are truly an angel on earth and a blessing to us all. “ ~A grateful family Community Partnerships Our deepest thanks to the following key funding partners for generously supporting our vital programs and essential services. Grant Support: The Cameron Foundation Gwathmey Memorial Trust The John Randolph Foundation Dominion Foundation Petersburg Methodist Home For Girls Foundation Titmus Foundation East Bay Community Foundation Walmart Foundation SunTrust Foundation Hospice Foundation of America The HCA Foundation Community Foundation for a Greater Richmond Moses D. Nunnally, Jr. Charitable Trust A Shelton H Short, Jr Trust Donations We thank all of our donors for your generous support of Crater Community Hospice. Your heartfelt donations help us to serve OUR community. 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