CARING FOR OUR COMMUNITY THROUGH PARTNERSHIP.

2017 2017 REPORT ANNUAL 2 HARRIS COUNTY HOSPITAL DISTRICT FOUNDATION

HCHD FOUNDATION SALUTES...

MOMENTUM MINI

We would like to thank our great friend and corporate sponsor, Momentum BMW Southwest/Momentum MINI and Sonic Automotive, for donating a two year Mini Cooper lease to the Foundation’s Give a Heart raffle campaign, a year-long effort to increase awareness and support of the Harris Health Ben Taub Hospital Level I Trauma Center (Ginni and Richard Mithoff Trauma Center). With the support of corporate partners such as Momentum, the Foundation can connect our cause-driven mission with unequalled programming benefiting many individuals in the greater Houston area. 3 2017 ANNUAL REPORT | CARING FOR OUR COMMUNITY THROUGH PARTNERSHIP A LETTER FROM OUR CHAIRMAN

IT IS MY PLEASURE TO PRESENT TO YOU THE HARRIS COUNTY HOSPITAL DISTRICT FOUNDATION (HCHD FOUNDATION) 2017 ANNUAL REPORT AS WE CLOSE OUT THE 24TH YEAR AND ENTER THE 25TH YEAR OF THE FOUNDATION.

The HCHD Foundation was created to support the Harris Health System (HH). The HCHD Foundation makes grants to HH that focus on improving the lives of Harris Health patients through the incredible work Harris Health does every day through the 3 HH hospitals: Ben Taub Hospital, Lyndon B. Johnson Hospital and Quentin Mease Hospital, 19 community health centers, 6 same day clinics, 5 school based clinics and 5 specialty centers. Harris Health continues its excellent health care delivery with its partners, Baylor College of Medicine and UT Medical School. This 2017 Annual Report highlights some of the HCHD Foundation’s accomplishments. The Foundation is very grateful to our philanthropic partners – individuals, corporations and foundations – who have supported us so we in turn can grant funds to HH to be used within their health care system to assist those in our community that are uninsured and underinsured. 2016-2017 saw strong participation in several signature fundraising events: The 2017 Texas Med Run was supported by close to 1,000 walkers/runners generating improved contributions to Harris Health and our SCRUBS young Professional group‘s annual Cinco de Bingo event was supported by more young people than ever before. The nursing staff continued to benefit from education funding provided by the Foundation and the Small Grants Fund continued to support Innovative ideas presented to the committee by Harris Health employees. The new effort in Crowdfunding, the online fundraising app, raised funds for the Child Life CAPES program. We look forward to the next fiscal year which will be very exciting and will focus on the 25th Anniversary of the Foundation, the upcoming 2017 Jubilee of Caring which will honor Barbara and Corby Robertson with the Ben Taub Humanitarian Award. All proceeds of the 2017 Jubilee of Caring will go to the first floor renovation of the Harris Health Ben Taub Hospital Level I Trauma Center (Ginni and Richard Mithoff Trauma Center) thanks to the efforts of the 2017 Jubilee of Caring co-chairs: Carroll Ray, Beth Robertson and Lillie Robertson. In addition, the Foundation anticipates launching its 2nd Capital Campaign which is anticipated to raise $25 million and will also benefit the first floor renovation of the Harris Health Ben Taub Hospital Level I Trauma Center (Ginni and Richard Mithoff Trauma Center). Your generous support has allowed the Foundation to grant approximately $43,700,000 to Harris Health Programs and Services since the Foundation’s inception. Thank you for your interest and support for a successful 2017. Join me in making next year, the 25th year of the HCHD Foundation even more successful. Please consider making a donation to the HCHD Foundation, or volunteering, as there are many worthwhile programs that we are able to fund.

All best wishes.

HENRY J.N. TAUB II CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD 4 HARRIS COUNTY HOSPITAL DISTRICT FOUNDATION A HEALTHY PARTNERSHIP BETWEEN HARRIS HEALTH SYSTEM AND HCHD FOUNDATION

Harris Health System proudly sponsored the 32nd annual Kaleidoscope Perinatal, Neonatal and Women’s Health Conference on February 22nd and 23rd, 2016 at the Galveston Convention Center. The conference was a collaborative effort organized by Houston-Galveston area hospitals and schools of nursing. The conference was a symposium designed by and for perinatal and women’s healthcare nurses. Symposium objectives included recognizing current advances in perinatology, women’s health care and nursing leadership, and exploring societal and ethical issues that impact women, newborns, and childbearing families.

The 2016 conference was an overwhelming success with over 200 conference attendees each day, 25 expert speakers, and over 30 vendors. With the strong support and expert guidance of Harris County Hospital District Foundation (HCHD Foundation), the 2016 conference offered an interactive conference website including conference information and brochure, online conference registration, online vendor registration, and a website link to the conference hotel. The HCHD Foundation provided all fiscal support that enabled seamless fund management and record keeping.

The collaborative effort between the Harris Health conference committee and the HCHD Foundation was the key to the success of the conference. The proficient communication, sharing of knowledge, professionalism, and organization provided the strong foundation that was needed to host the conference. The 2016 conference was an overwhelming success and the financial gains will be used to fund subsequent Kaleidoscope conferences.

Reported by Suzanne Lundeen, Harris Health System 5 2017 ANNUAL REPORT | CARING FOR OUR COMMUNITY THROUGH PARTNERSHIP

THROUGH HCHD FOUNDATION’S SMALL GRANTS FUND, THE EVOLVING MODEL OF PARTNERSHIP CONTINUES

As we continue to evolve, we’ll continue to leverage the right partnerships with the employees, physicians (Baylor College of Medicine and UT Health Science Center), and leadership of Harris Health System. Since inception, Harris County Hospital District Foundation Small Grants Committee has granted funding, as seed money, for those partners’ innovative projects in excess of $363,000. Harris Health employees have been putting their innovative ideas to work.

The HCHD Foundation plays an essential IN 2017 SMALL GRANTS PATIENT MEDICATION READY BAG – role in fostering innovation within the PROVIDED: For patients to carry their medications Harris Health System. Harris Health System during their office visit. Uncomplicated way SAFE SLEEP staff has a wealth of knowledge and – Promoting infant welfare for health care professionals to reconcile ideas to enhance the quality of services and enhancing the engagement of pregnant patients’ medication. rendered to Harris County residents. The mothers with LBJ obstetrical services before, during, and after delivery. Foundation fosters those innovative ideas VOLUNTEER INTERPRETER – by channeling the generosity of community Testing program to ensure the interpreter WALL OF HOPE – Collaboration between and its philanthropists through small grants volunteer has the capacity to perform benefiting Harris Health System’s patients the Child Life staff and NICU/High Risk medical interpretations. and employees. nursing staff to create a display of frames including photographs and NICU journey AMERICAN LEADERSHIP FORUM – National program designed to strengthen stories about NICU graduates highlighting organizational leaders so they may increase boys and girls at various ages with different their value to the organization and develop diagnoses, representative of the diverse beneficial community relationships – population at LBJ. Supporting Dr. Ericka Brown.

FITBIT FIRST STEPS - Fitbit monitors BT MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES – for patients participating in the Weight Provide school supplies for the 2017 school year to our pediatric patient population Management program. who utilize services with BT Mental

Health Services. WALL OF WELLNESS – Showcase board in pilot clinics to highlight patient and PATIENT MISPLACED/DAMAGED clinical staff success during the Diabetes BELONGINGS – Items misplaced and/or Multidisciplinary Program. damaged during their hospital stay when

it is determined that it was at no fault of DIABETES FOOT EXAM INSPECTION their own. MIRROR – Inspection mirror for patients to use for checking their feet.

FRESH FOODIES PROGRAM – Food vouchers for patients to implement clean eating practices or healthy food choices. 6 HARRIS COUNTY HOSPITAL DISTRICT FOUNDATION

SCRUBS: THE NEXT GENERATION.

In September 2010, the next generation began promoting solutions to the defining challenges of future generations with the expectation to raise awareness for programs within the Harris Health System by providing volunteer projects through social events and fundraising. The SCRUBS Steering Committee, along with their champions, raised funds in support of Harris County Hospital District Foundation on behalf of Harris Health programs – New Beginnings, Healing Art, and Adolescents in Motion (AIM) at Ben Taub Hospital - through their annual event.

THE 6TH ANNUAL CINCO DE BINGO

The 6th Annual Cinco de Bingo event was held on Thank you to our sponsors - The Guill Family, The Wakefield May 5, 2016 at Jackson’s Watering Hole and was well Family, Foster LLP, Gulfstar Group Investment Bankers, Mr. received. The SCRUBS Steering Committee voted to and Mrs. Jay Houren, The Simmons Family, and Westside once again fund AIM. The AIM program counsels and Lexus. Prize sponsors - SCRUBS Steering Committee, educates youth 13-17 years of age who suffer from Trader Joe’s, Sultana’s Daughter, Cheesecake Factory, emotional issues such as depression, anxiety, and Giacomo’s Cibo e Vino, Museum of Fine Arts, Big Yoga, disruptive behavior disorders that interfere with their Traub’s Trays, Sparrow Bar + Cookshop, HCHD Foundation, daily lives. The funds raised will be used for educational Mike and Pam Tashman, Chick-Fil-A, El Rey’s Apparel, The materials, audio visual aids to make the support group Parlour, Becks Prime, Biscuit HomeGoods, Benjy’s, Pure activities more engaging, incentives to retain youth in Barre River Oaks, Fiori Spa, North Italia, Tootsies, Body 3 care, and discretionary funds to help family members pay for parking and transportation vouchers. 7 2017 ANNUAL REPORT | CARING FOR OUR COMMUNITY THROUGH PARTNERSHIP

AIM PROGRAM COUNSELS AND EDUCATES YOUTH 13-17 YEARS WHO SUFFER FROM EMOTIONAL ISSUES SUCH AS DEPRESSION, ANXIETY, DISRUPTIVE BEHAVIOR DISORDERS THAT INTERFERE WITH THEIR DAILY LIVES.

Fitness Center, Laurenzo’s El Tiempo Restaurant, Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion, Mariquita Masterson, Saint Arnold Brewing Co., Burger Joint, Jackson’s Watering Hole, and Giovanny Garcia. Special thanks to our Bingo Callers, Co-Chairs Amy and John Bell, Liz Cleveland, and Tom Herrick, and of course our supporters.

Thank you for being champions of HCHD Foundation and helping us to continue to fulfill our mission.

Visit us at https://hchdfoundation.org/cinco-de-bingo-2016/ for more information or to impact our community by joining the SCRUBS Young Professionals group. 8 HARRIS COUNTY HOSPITAL DISTRICT FOUNDATION NURSING LEADERSHIP – YESTERDAY, TODAY, AND BEYOND THE HARRIS COUNTY HOSPITAL DISTRICT FOUNDATION HAS SUPPORTED THE HARRIS HEALTH SYSTEM NURSING PROGRAM FOR FOURTEEN YEARS THROUGH THE SILVER TEA.

In 2001, the HCHD Foundation hosted its first Silver Tea event in support of nursing retention. The goal was to generate private funds for retention initiatives as well as educate the community on the outstanding and dedicated nursing staff at the Harris Health System. In 2008, the HCHD Foundation, in partnership with Harris Health System administration, developed the Nursing Leadership Fund to support nursing awards recognizing professional growth and development and to highlight excellence in clinical practice.

Annually, special recognition and monetary incentives are 2016 HARRIS HEALTH NURSING awarded to outstanding nurses who have demonstrated excellence in the areas of clinical competence, professional ACCOMPLISHMENTS advancement, and community outreach. Recipients of this special Direct and indirect activities supported by the recognition are nominated by their peers and reviewed by a HCHD Foundation panel of nurse administrators. In addition, the Nursing Leadership Fund (Fund) encourages nursing professionals to participate in PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT nursing research initiatives that are then presented at local and BOOKS/FEES PROGRAM FOR ADVANCED national conferences, highlighting Harris Health’s high level of NURSING EDUCATION excellence. The Fund also has a work-school component. The work-school program is designed to provide funding for nursing STUDENTS personnel to further their education and training. Reimbursement 16 Participants for additional fees and book expenses is available to those who 1 Graduate qualify. The Fund results in better trained nursing professionals and an excellence in clinical practices, thereby changing the lives SCHOLARLY ACTIVITIES of our patients. NURSE-LED RESEARCH STUDIES Completed or Ongoing: 5 Fourteen years later, Harris Health System nurses continue work • ROAM-10-185 - Christy, L., Brown, T., Dompreh, to promote health, prevent disease, and help patients cope with G., & Kirksey, K. Critical care nurses’ perceptions illness. They are advocates and health educators for patients, of therapeutic repositioning and pressure ulcer families, and communities. When providing direct patient care, prevention in hemodynamically-fragile patients. they observe, assess, and record patient symptoms, reactions Qualitative, descriptive design. Analyses of and progress. Harris Health nurses collaborate with physicians transcriptions ongoing. in the performance of treatments and examinations, the • ROAM-10-219 - Pickney, E. Servant leadership and administration of medications, and the provision of direct patient registered nurse job satisfaction in acute and non- care in all aspects of nursing. acute health care settings. Correlational design. Data collection and analyses completed. Dissemination efforts in process. 9 2017 ANNUAL REPORT | CARING FOR OUR COMMUNITY THROUGH PARTNERSHIP

• ROAM-10-230 - Suico, R., Chagolla, J., Daniel, S., Peer-reviewed Publications - 2 & Ramirez, D. The impact of diverse educational • Lundeen, S., Sorensen, S., Bland, M., George, S., strategies on patients’ physiological biomarkers, Snyder, B. (2016). Nurses’ perspective on the process anxiety, and knowledge of diabetic foot care. of attaining Baby-Friendly designation. Nursing for New research team formed after former principal Women’s Health. investigator left the organization. Study protocol significantly revised and slated for IRB submission in • Sullivan, K., …Kirksey, K. et al. (2016). Sexual February 2017. Quasi-experimental design. transmission-risk behavior among HIV-positive persons: A multisite study using social action theory. • ROAM-10-200 - Waters, P., George, S., Kirksey, K., Journal of Advanced Nursing. Liong, A., Lundeen, S., & Moore, L. Registered nurses’ perceptions of using a shared decision model to make practice and professional role decisions. Descriptive, REIMBURSEMENT FOR SCHOLARLY qualitative design. Data collection ongoing (N=18, as of ACTIVITIES 1-30-17). PAVILLIONS / #CONFERENCE • ROAM-10-217 - Williams, M., Stangeland, P., et al. SERVICE POSTER PRESENTATION Multi-group, repeated measures design. Texas Medical Center Institutional Falls Prevention Study. Data BTH 5 analyses in process. PACU 2

W&I 3 NURSE-DRIVEN SCHOLARLY DISSEMINATION: 8 National/International Posters LBJ 4

• Bland, M., & Maxey Darden, L. (2016). Safe Sleep OR 2 Campaign. 2016 AWHONN Convention. W&C 2 • Corless, I., Hoyt, A., Tyer-Viola, L., Sefcik, E., Kemppainen, J., Holzemer, W.,…Kirksey, K., et al. (2016). GRAND TOTAL 9 Promoting adherence to antiretroviral therapies (ART): A challenge for clinicians. International AIDS REIMBURSEMENT FOR SCHOLARLY Conference, Durban, South Africa. ACTIVITIES • D’Souza, M., & Eddings, R. (2016). Multidisciplinary 6 Participants attended the October 2016 program and Collaborative Perinatal Decision-Making in the (two each from Ben Taub/Quentin Mease Hospital, 21st Century. National Perinatal Association 2016 Lyndon B. Johnson Hospital, and Ambulatory Conference. Houston, TX. Care Services) • Grue, M., Jones-Waters, R., & Myles, J. (2016). Drop to Sources of Information: Kathy Emmite, MSN, RN, Director of Nursing Drop: Improving the Chemotherapy Administration Education. Lourie Moore, MSN, RNC-OB, NEA-BC, Director of Nursing Knowledge Management, and Kenn Kirksey, PhD, RN, ACNS-BC, FAAN Process. • Kohler, A., Agtual, M., Mathew, A., Natividad, J., & Nolledo, E. (2016). An Interprofessional Approach to Thank you for being champions of HCHD Foundation and Hypothermia Prevention in the Perioperative Setting. helping us to continue to fulfill our mission. 35th ASPAN National Conference, Philadelphia, PA. • Padilla, M. (2016). People and Service: Improving the Patient Experience Through an Interdisciplinary, Collaborative Approach. Texas Hospital Association Conference. Dallas, TX. • Poest, K., Herzik, A., Limb, L., & Quintana, J. (2016). Watch and Learn: Use of an Audio-visual Aid to Improve Visitor Hand Hygiene. 2016 AWHONN Convention. • Sorensen, S. (2016). Leading Together: An Interprofessional Steering Team. AONE 2016: Inspiring Leaders Conference. 10 HARRIS COUNTY HOSPITAL DISTRICT FOUNDATION CROWDFUNDING FOR CHILD LIFE CAPES

THE CAPES PROGRAM (CHILDREN OF ADULT PATIENTS ENDURING STRESSORS) GIVES THEM TOOLS TO COPE WITH THE HOSPITALIZATION AND ILLNESS OF THEIR PARENTS AND OTHER CLOSE FAMILY MEMBERS.

The Harris County Hospital District Foundation joined the world of Crowdfunding! For those new to the concept, crowdfunding is the practice of funding a project by raising monetary contributions from a large number of people, performed through Internet-mediated registries.

On November 22, 2016, the Foundation participated in the On #GivingTuesday, November 29, 2016, the Foundation rallied CrowdRise Holiday Charity Challenge, an annual fundraising supporters to raise money for Child Life CAPES. Each donation competition that ran from November 22 through January 5, 2017 was a brick in a virtual tower and, collectively, we attempted to and included a massive push on #GivingTuesday. The program build the world’s largest building - The CrowdRise Giving Tower. that benefitted from this fundraising initiative is Harris Health Users experienced the Giving Tower by downloading a free System’s Child Life CAPES. app that took them into an immersive virtual reality city filled with iconic buildings with the Giving Tower as the centerpiece. CAPES - Children of Adult Patients Experiencing Stressors was When #GivingTuesday came to an end, we continued to rally our created in 2013 by MD Anderson oncologist, Dr. Alyssa G. Rieber, supporters to successfully raise as much money as possible for the who works with cancer patients at LBJ Hospital. Dr. Rieber noted Child Life CAPES program through January 5, 2017. the difficulty children experience when a parent is extremely ill with cancer. She saw a great need for psychosocial services to Thank you for joining the HCHD Foundation in the crowdfunding play an integral and vital role within a multidisciplinary treatment craze as one of the many individuals that built the Crowdrise plan. The program maximizes a family’s ability to cope with Giving Tower and supported the Child Life CAPES program at LBJ stressors which impact their lives by empowering, preparing, Hospital, Ben Taub Hospital, and Smith Clinic. and providing patients and their family members with the tools needed to assist children through medical experiences. CAPES Thank you for being champions of HCHD Foundation and provides evidence-based psychosocial support directly to children helping us to continue to fulfill our mission. to enhance and enrich their knowledge and emotional well-being. 11 2017 ANNUAL REPORT | CARING FOR OUR COMMUNITY THROUGH PARTNERSHIP TEXAS MED RUN 2017 BENEFITTING THE HARRIS HEALTH BEN TAUB HOSPITAL LEVEL I TRAUMA CENTER (GINNI AND RICHARD MITHOFF TRAUMA CENTER) WITHIN THE HARRIS HEALTH BEN TAUB HOSPITAL TRAUMA PROGRAM

Harris County Hospital District Foundation (HCHD Foundation) hosted its 15th Annual TexasMedRun10K/5K on February 11, 2017 raising funds and awareness for the organization that we support, Harris Health System!

The Lester & Sue Smith Foundation, recognizing the importance of a healthy community for all of us and has supported this event for the past three years as the Presenting Sponsor.

The 2017 Texas Med course showcased the world-famous Texas Medical Center with over 980 walkers and runners participating in our annual event. Since inception, this event has raised in excess of $1 million for Harris Health System programs – and this year’s run benefitted the Harris Health Ben Taub Hospital Level I Trauma Center (Ginni and Richard Mithoff Trauma Center) within the Harris Health Ben Taub Hospital Trauma Program.

Life as we know it can change in the blink of an eye. An on-coming car, an unavoidable tumble, or a random gunshot can set into motion a fight for life. Harris County residents are fortunate that when they experience life- threatening events, they have access to Harris Health System’s Ben Taub Hospital and, through partnership with Baylor College of Medicine, educate and train some of the best emergency medicine doctors and trauma surgeons in the nation, if not the world. With an international reputation for excellence, The Harris Health Ben Taub Hospital Level I Trauma Center (Ginni and Richard Mithoff Trauma Center) is one of only two American College of Surgeons (ACS) verified Level I trauma centers in Harris County. As a regional trauma care provider, we also serve as a primary site for mass emergencies arising from bioterrorism, chemical and nuclear incidents, and natural or weather-related events. We work with Emergency Medical Services (EMS) and surrounding medical facilities to ensure that severely injured patients have rapid access to the highest level of medical care required. The emergency room evaluation, operative care, critical care, acute care, and rehabilitative care are all integrated under the Ben Taub Trauma Program to provide the best outcomes possible.

Ben Taub Hospital also plays a central role in training the next generation of healthcare professionals. We support a host of nursing, allied health, and physician resident and fellowship programs which produce a large pool of healthcare professionals who provide care in Texas.

Thank you for being champions of HCHD Foundation and helping us to continue to fulfill our mission. 12 HARRIS COUNTY HOSPITAL DISTRICT FOUNDATION

CHILDREN’S HEALTH FUND.

In 2002, the HCHD Foundation began managing the Children’s Health Fund. The focus of these funds has been for healthcare programs for children of Harris County. Since 2002, the Children’s Health Fund has granted 46 grants to Harris Health System related programs, 55 grants to Harris County nonprofits organizations, and 10 grants to Harris Health public programs totaling $4,441,988 all benefitting the children of Harris County.

ALL OF THESE GRANTS WORK IN NUMEROUS WAYS TO HELP CHILDREN:

BOYS & GIRLS CLUB is a positive place for our communities’ most at-risk youth people and has delivered effective, impactful afterschool programs to inspire and enable all youth, especially those who need us most, to realize their full potential as productive, responsible and caring citizens. The Healthy Lifestyles Programs for Underserved Youth helped to improve the youth’s physical and emotional health with prevention programs, nutrition education, physical activity, and positive relationships. Participating clubs adopted the culture of healthy eating and physical activity and clubs were encouraged to develop a strategic and action plan for youth and staff. 1483 students were served by being physically active and knowledgeable about nutrition and self-care.

CATHOLIC CHARITIES has provided food, clothing, shelter and a network of support services to people of all ages and from all walks of life and religious backgrounds. They also promote social justice, serving as a voice for the poor and vulnerable reaching out to more than 82,000 people a year. Catholic Charities wanted to create a program that focuses on serving Hispanic/Latino children, single parents, and families living in the Greater Houston Area with culturally appropriate outpatient behavioral health services. Within the Community Counseling Program they increased access to mental health services, clients reported a decrease in levels of symptom severity, more clients were practicing at least three new coping strategies learned and the number of clients increased. 416 children and their families were assisted through counseling.

CHILDBUILDERS trains individuals that work with children and youth in the Greater Houston Area to promote healthy decision- making skills proven to prevent risky behaviors. They wanted to create a new Personal Safety curriculum so that it is more relevant to today’s youth and families of 1st-3rd graders. With funding from the Children’s Health Fund, the curriculum was developed, fully researched and “Stand Strong, Stay Safe” was created. An artist was also recruited to create the characters that served as narrators for the lesson plans. Funds from Houston Endowment allowed them to finish the curriculum and pilot it for use.

HARRIS COUNTY PROTECTIVE SERVICES FOR CHILDREN AND ADULTS provides coordinated care for vulnerable children primarily foster children and youth placed with relatives who have trauma-related needs. For their second year of funding they were able to move forward with the Integrated Healthcare Model for children in foster care. Their newest component, the Family Support Navigation, was further developed and refined by strengthening the workflow process, documentation of engagement forging new relationships. The program was also reviewed, updated and translated into Spanish. The Resource Guide has been printed and distributed throughout the Harris Health System locations and other community based agencies. 34 families were served. HARRIS HEALTH SYSTEM is a fully integrated healthcare system that cares for all residents of Harris County, Texas. One of the largest systems in the county to achieve the quality standard, it includes 24 community health centers and school-based clinics, six same day clinics, five specialty clinics, three hospitals and two emergency trauma centers. 13 Harris Health is also a teaching hospital who trains the next generation of healthcare providers on the latest medical 2017 ANNUAL REPORT | CARING FOR OUR COMMUNITY THROUGH PARTNERSHIP procedures and technological breakthroughs. For the 2015 grant cycle, Harris Health was awarded for three different programs; School-Based Mental Health Promotion, Girls on the Run Enhancement Project and Triple P for Pasadena.

• GIRLS ON THE RUN at Pasadena PAC helps overweight teenage female patients make behavioral changes towards a more healthy and active lifestyle. The Enhancement Project is a running and empowerment program for girls in 3rd to 5th grade and its goal is to inspire girls to be healthy and confident. 11 girls were recruited to complete the program. This program helped addressed the need for safe and affordable physical activity option for the community and encouraged community impact projects. The program will be continued with the help of The Cleveland Ripley Neighborhood Center.

• SCHOOL-BASED CLINICS delivers mental health promotion programming in schools linked to Harris Health School-Based Clinics this year teaming up with Sheldon ISD. The Mental Health Promotion Project provides children living in high risk situations with the skill and support they need to overcome adversity, stay in school, and stay free of drugs, violence, and crime. In its’ 3rd year of funding, the Rainbow Days: Kids’ Connection curriculum was provided into seven schools from Sheldon ISD. 310 children and 372 parents or guardians received different types of services.

• TRIPLE P FOR PASADENA is the first primary care clinic in the Harris Health System devoted exclusively to provide services to children ages 0-18 years. Triple P for Pasadena is an intervention program to increase access to mental and behavioral services for children younger the 5 years old from the Pasadena PAHC. 11 providers took part in the training CHILDREN’S HEALTH FUND. and more than 550 families in the Houston area were served. Providers were trained and accredited to deliver the program.

HOUSTON AREA WOMEN’S CENTER helps individuals affected by domestic and sexual violence in their efforts to move lives forward providing shelter, counseling and advocacy to support families building lives free from the effects of violence. In their 2nd year of funding they wanted to improve the health of clients and their families by stabilizing them medically and mentally, connecting families to long-term medical care, and reducing barriers to accessing medical health resources in the community. Integrated Health Services for Survivors of Domestic Violence is in its second year of funding and has reduced barriers in accessing health care services, expanded partnerships with community providers to create an integrated health approach. They provided a range of therapeutic modalities to help survivors of domestic and sexual violence begin healing from complex traumatic histories, group counseling, advocacy, case management, transportation for adults and children residing at our residential facility to 482 kids so far.

NEIGHBORHOOD RECOVERY COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION creates opportunities to raise the quality of life for residents and stakeholders by holistically revitalize physical, personal and civic infrastructure. Facilitators of Change for Underserved Students through Exercise and Diet (FOCUSED), was implemented to provide students of Cullen Middle School with physical activity opportunities, nutrition education and navigator services to link them and their families to appropriate resources. Participants completed three phases of training to improve their physical health conditions. To improve behavioral conditions of children, questionnaires were distributed to families and assessed so that staff would be able to redirect inappropriate behaviors and make referrals and recommendations. Lastly, presentations were held to promote healthy food alternatives to children and their families. 333 students participated in after school physical fitness and nutrition programming.

NORTHWEST ASSISTANCE MINISTRIES assists people toward independence while respecting racial, cultural, and religious differences. NAM wanted to add comprehensive case management to their program to oversee a collaborative process which assesses, plans, implements, coordinates, monitors and evaluates the options and services to meet an individual’s health and family needs Their model is to facilitate the continuum of care for patients needing services from multiple types of providers. Direct facilitation increases the likelihood that patients will be more compliant, and therefore more successful, by improving outcomes in the most challenging areas. The funds were utilized to provide assistance in transportation, utility expenses, housing assistance, clothing referrals, prescriptions or other essential items. 272 clients were served.

SANTA MARIA HOSTEL, INC. has more than 56 years of experience serving women in crisis in Harris County providing residential and outpatient treatment for substance abuse. Healing Hearts program in its 2nd year of funding continues its program by providing onsite mental health programming for children of mothers involved in Santa Maria’s residential, outpatient and intervention substance abuse programs. This program has been very effective not only addressing the short term critical needs of the children, but providing positive long-term family change and helping to break the cycle of addiction and poverty. These outcomes includes building children’s resiliency to trauma by improving family functioning and improving children’s positive coping skills and improving their mental health through provision of trauma focused therapy services. 76 mothers and 39 children completed these programs.

SEARCH HOMELESS SERVICES with over 25 years of experience, SEARCH works with the most vulnerable adults and children who are homeless. House of Tiny Treasures for Early Childhood Education Program supports the art, speech and play therapy components of the Early Childhood Development program. With the Children’s Health Fund support every student had access to the critical therapeutic services they needed at no cost to the family. Their program included a report form completed by parents and caregivers to have a better understanding of behavior at home. The staff also ensured each student had a medical home. 51 children participated in the art, speech and play therapy and had access to the critical therapeutic services they needed. 14 HARRIS COUNTY HOSPITAL DISTRICT FOUNDATION INCOME STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDED 02.28.17

40% INCOME SUMMARY FOR FISCAL YEAR 2017 Contributions $ 921,690 Premier Investment Income 1,257,693 30% Harris Health System, In-Kind, Non-Cash Support 592,942 Rental Income 140,444 Special Events 144,667 TOTAL INCOME $ 3,057,436 20%

Contributions 30%

10% Premier Investment Income 41% Harris Health System, In-Kind, Non-Cash Support 19%

Rental Income 5%

Special Events 5%

TOTAL INCOME $3,057,436

90%

80%

EXPENSE SUMMARY FOR FISCAL YEAR 2017

Program and Grants Distributed $ 3,162,494 60% Management & General 347,268 Fundraising 225,456

TOTAL EXPENSES* $ 3,735,218 40%

Program and Grants Distributed 85% 20% Management & General 9%

Fundraising 6%

INVESTMENT INCOME (GAIN) TOTAL EXPENSES $3,535,660 $3,735,218

*Includes Harris Health System, In-Kind, Non-Cash Support of $592,942 15 STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES 2017 ANNUAL REPORT | CARING FOR OUR COMMUNITY THROUGH PARTNERSHIP FOR THE YEARS ENDED 02.29.16 AND 02.28.17

REVENUE 2017 2016 Contributions $ 921,690 $1,153,756 Special Event Revenue, Net 144,667 365,787 PROGRAM REVENUE 1,066,357 1,519,543 Harris Health System, In-Kind, Non-Cash Support 592,942 554,718 Rental Income 140,444 189,661 Investment Return, Net 3,535,660 (1,560,487) Investment Income 1,257,693 1,278,800 OTHER REVENUE 5,526,739 462,692

TOTAL REVENUE $6,593,096 $1,982,235

EXPENSES Harris Health System Projects & Programs $3,162,494 $3,050,362 Management and General 347,268 312,284 Fundraising 225,456 370,260 TOTAL EXPENSES* $3,735,218 $3,732,906

CHANGE IN NET ASSETS 2,857,878 (1,750,671) NET ASSETS, BEGINNING OF YEAR 34,531,708 36,282,379 NET ASSETS, END OF YEAR $ 37,389,586 $34,531,708

*Includes Harris Health System, In-Kind, Non-Cash Support of $592,942 in 2017 and $554,718 in 2016

STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION FOR THE YEARS ENDED 02.29.16 AND 02.28.17

ASSETS 2017 2016 Cash and Cash Equivalents $ 349,346 $1,817,004 Accounts Receivable and Prepaid Expenses 77,571 114,063 Pledges Receivable 10,955,136 11,327,192 Investments 25,400,916 20,923,616 Investment in Partnership 614,735 614,735 TOTAL REVENUE $ 37,397,704 $34,796,610

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS Accounts Payable and Accrued Expenses $ 8,118 $244,902 Deferred Revenue - 20,000 TOTAL LIABILITIES 8,118 264,902

Unrestricted 11,067,059 8,830,724 Temporarily Restricted 25,742,244 25,187,666 Permanently Restricted 580,283 513,318 TOTAL NET ASSETS 37,389,586 34,531,708

TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS $ 37,397,704 $34,796,610 16 HARRIS COUNTY HOSPITAL DISTRICT FOUNDATION PROGRAMS AND GRANTS EXPENDITURES 1992—FEBRUARY 28, 2017

30%

20%

Cancer Care and Screenings 13%

Smith Clinic Capital Campaign 29% All Other Program Support 8% Outreach Programs 12%

Children’s Health Grants 9%

Nursing Leadership and Education 2% 10% General and Special Grants 26%

SUMMARY FOR 1992 THROUGH FEBRUARY 2017 Cancer Care and Screenings $ 5,856,291 Smith Clinic Capital Campaign 12,841,281 HCHD FOUNDATION All Other Program Support 3,328,734 SUPPORTING HARRIS Outreach Programs 5,260,016 HEALTH SINCE 1992 TO Children’s Health Grants 4,037,423 FEBRUARY 29, 2017 Nursing Leadership and Education 891,350 General and Special Grants 11,524,892 $ 43,739,987 TOTAL $ 43,739,987

Over the past 25 years, the HCHD Foundation has been able to contribute in excess of $40 million to various programs and initiatives of the Harris Health System. The Harris County Hospital District Foundation would like to thank each and every volunteer, donor, community partner, and supporting organization that generously donated both time and funding to support our mission. 17 2017 ANNUAL REPORT | CARING FOR OUR COMMUNITY THROUGH PARTNERSHIP PROGRAMS AND GRANTS EXPENDITURES MARCH 2016—FEBRUARY 2017

40%

30%

Cancer Care and Screenings 12%

Smith Clinic Capital Campaign 33% All Other Program Support 12% 20% Outreach Programs 5%

Children’s Health Grants 12%

Nursing Leadership and Education 3% General and Special Grants 24%

10%

SUMMARY FOR MARCH 2016 THROUGH FEBRUARY 2017

Cancer Care and Screenings $ 359,568 HCHD FOUNDATION Smith Clinic Capital Campaign 1,000,000 SUPPORTING HARRIS All Other Program Support 346,036 HEALTH FROM MARCH 2016 Outreach Programs 154,986 TO FEBRUARY 2017 Children’s Health Grants 357,886 $ 3,006,363 Nursing Leadership and Education 77,408 General and Special Grants 710,479 TOTAL $ 3,006,363

Each dollar and each man-hour helps us to work toward that mission—to positively impact the lives of those served by the Harris Health System. With your continued support, community health outreach programs, patient education and professional development of health care providers within the Harris Health System will continue to serve as the Foundation’s focus in the years to come. 18 HARRIS COUNTY HOSPITAL DISTRICT FOUNDATION

TO OUR STAKEHOLDERS, FRIENDS, DONORS AND SUPPORTERS

HARRIS COUNTY HOSPITAL DISTRICT FOUNDATION’S MISSION IS TO EHNAHCE THE BROAD HEALTHCARE MISSION OF THE HARRIS HEALTH SYSTEM BY SOLICITING AND RAISING FUNDS FOR PROGRAMS, AND INCREASING AWARENESS OF THE HARRIS HEALTH SYSTEM.

The HCHD Foundation strives to make a difference in HCHD Foundation is able to grant funds for these the lives of the over 170,000 emergency room patients programs and services through the generosity of our last year along with close to 2 million outpatient stakeholders, donors, friends and supporters. visitors last year that are served by the Harris Health Please visit our website (www.hchdfoundation.org) System, as well as the all-important 8,000 doctors, and review the range of options and programs nurses, and staff who care for these patients. to support during the HCHD Foundation’s 25th The HCHD Foundation makes an impact by working Anniversary. Your donation allows all of Harris Health hand-in-hand with the Harris Health Administration to System to succeed in making Harris County a fund projects and initiatives that have been identified healthier and stronger community. as “the greatest need” in the community. It is of Thank you for your past support and continued support prime importance that the projects supported by the during the HCHD Foundation’s 25th year. HCHD Foundation directly impact the improvement of quality and access to care for the uninsured and underinsured individuals of Harris County. Our work Regards, also aims to enhance the quality of the workplace found at Harris Health sites for all employees.

Harris Health System programs and services from HCHD Foundation grants include, but are not limited JEFF BAKER to, cancer care and screenings, children’s health, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR nursing leadership and education, mammography care and equipment, and immunizations.

FIND OUT ABOUT US. MAKE A DONATION. VISIT OUR WEBSITE: WWW.HCHDFOUNDATION.ORG HCHD FOUNDATION DONORS: MARCH 2016 THROUGH FEBRUARY 2017

19 $100,000 - $999,999 Mr. George Galeano Ms. Nancy Rogers Mr. Christopher Green Ms. Pamela R. Russell 2017 ANNUAL REPORT | CARING FOR OUR COMMUNITY THROUGH PARTNERSHIP Harris County Healthcare Alliance Houston Metropolitan Employees Federal St. Hope Foundation ® Susan G. Komen Houston Credit Union The Most Worshipful Uni Grand Lodge #1 McDonald’s Corporation I.B.E.W. Local Union #716 TO OUR Mr. and Mrs. Ken Janda $250 - $499 $25,000 - $99,999 Kelsey-Seybold Clinic AccuVein Judge Thomas Reavley and Judge Carolyn Baxter Trust Ms. Barbara Alford STAKEHOLDERS, Epic Systems D. King Ms. Nancy Allen Lepow Podiatric Medical Associates Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo Ms. Claudia Almaguer LifeGift Lamajak, Inc. Mr. David Attard FRIENDS, DONORS AND Masquerade Jewelry Fundraising Pink Ribbons Project, Inc. Berkeley Outside Serices Inc. PHI, Inc. The Lester and Sue Smith Foundation Cantex Health Care Centers LLC Dr. Alyssa G. and Mr. Daniel Rieber SUPPORTERS The William Stamps Farish Fund Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Creamer The Sheedy Foundation Ms. Loretha M. Darden Smart Circle International LLC $10,000 - $24,999 Debby’s Notables SPJST Lodge 142- Stefanik Community Health Choice Diversicare Leasing Corporation and its Mr. Alan Vierling Mr. Michael Jamieson subsidiaries Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Wakefield Mr. Gary Mercer Ms. Nancy Ebanks Walgreens Pfizer, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Donald F. Faust Dr. Cliff J. Whigham and Ms. Bonnie The George A. Robinson IV Foundation Ferndale Laboratories, Inc Gerbais State Farm Insurance Companies Fort Bend Toyota Wortham Insurance & Risk Management Foster LLP $5,000 - $9,999 $500 - $999 Ms. Desolyn J. Foy Mr. Ralph Freedman Baker Hughes Foundation Mr. Jaime R. Arevalo Mr. George Geyer Mr. and Mrs. Ben Guill Mr. Daniel Bowman Mr. James Gillem Sure Foundation, Inc. Ms. Leslie A. Bradley GulfStar Group United Way of Greater Houston Ms. Ardis J. Bush Mr. Jon D. Hallaway $2,500 - $4,999 Ms. Meredith Chastang Hill-Rom Dr. Carmel B. Dyer and Mr. James Dyer Ms. Marguerite Hiller Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bollinger Mr. Lance Ellis Dr. Sarah Homann Cigna Health & Life Insurance Ms. Barbara E. Garvin Mr. and Mrs. Jay R. Houren Designer Fragrances and Cosmetics Ms. Connie Gaskamp Houston Academy of Medicine TMC- Mr. Zainab Ali Mohammed Fatih Al-Khalidi Mr. James Roberson and Mrs. Loretta Library Harris Health System Hanser The John Fair III Spinal Cord Injury Jewelry & More Fundraising LLC Ms. Manolita B. Henson Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Mills, Sr. Mr. Ray W. Higgins Jordan Health Services Texas Medical Center Foundation Mr. King Hillier Ms. Dee Kellebrew The Hadi Law Firm Home Health Resources, Inc. Kelley Fashions, LLC Mr. Kevin Hudson Sang Lee $1,000 - $2,499 Mr. Steve Horton and Ms. Charlzetta L. Laura Dale & Associates, P.C. Abbott Laboratories McMurray-Horton Mr. Luther Leonard, III Mr. and Mrs. Daniel C. Arnold Mr. Troy S. Kastens Mr. and Mrs. R.T. Leonard The Attwell Foundation Kindred Healthcare Operating, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. George V. Masi Dr. and Mrs. Jamil T. Azzam Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mithoff Ms. Nancy S. Mathis Dr. Reva Basho Mr. and Mrs. Bob Morehead Matrex Exhibits Ms. Erika Beredo Nexus Specialty Hospital Mrs. Donna K. McKee Mr. and Mrs. John Clutterbuck NuVasive, Inc. Dr. Delbert D. Myers ECOM-Elite Computer Consultants Mr. and Mrs. Christopher O. Okezie Paparazzi By Moni Cornerstone Hospital Med Ctr of Houston Dr. Shadi Resheidat Paragon Healthcare Group Mr. Walter E. Freitag, Jr. Ms. Vickie J. Robinson Seepan Parseghian

Every attempt has been made to assure accuracy in donor recognition; however, in compiling such lists omissions and mistakes may occur. Please advise the Foundation Office (713.566.6409) of any errors. We appreciate the opportunity to correct our records. THANK YOU FOR YOUR DONATIONS 20 Dr. and Mrs. Matthew Plummer, Jr. Mr. Aron Rosenstock The Simmons Family HARRIS COUNTY HOSPITAL DISTRICT FOUNDATION Post Acute Enterprise LLC Seasons Hospice & Palliative Care Dr. and Mrs. Peter K. Thompson Providian Health Care, Inc. Shriners Hospitals for Children Mr. J. R. Cheney and Ms. Carolyn Truesdell Mr. and Mrs. John Ransom Mr. and Mrs. Glen Smith Vitas Mr. David K. Riddle Stanley InnerSpace Westside Lexus Mr. Dave Robinson Stryker Corporation Ms. Stacie L. Yarbrough Ms. Lastenia Roeback Talkative Technology, LLC

$249 AND UNDER Ms. Maria Abad Dessielene Anujulu Mr. Byron Bonilla Ms. Maryam Abbas Ms. Jessica Arledge Mr. Quincy L. Bonner Ms. Maria V. Abella Ms. Brenda Arnold-Richard Ms. Rizalina Bonuel Mr. Sitotaw Abera Ms. Lydia L. Arribe Ms. Kerry Booker Mr. Emil Abraham Ms. Monica S. Arroyo Books Are Fun, LTD. Ms. Ama Acheampong Ms. Amanda Aslam Ms. Mary A. Bossier-Bearden Mr. Nicholas Adair Mr. and Mrs. John Athon Ms. Rebecca Botello Ms. Mabel Adamaley-Johnson Mr. Abimbola Awosola Mr. Devon Bottomley Ms. Barbie Adams Mr. Andres Ayala Ms. Kathryn Boucher Ms. Jessica Adams Ms. Dorothy Ayala Mr. Zion Bourgeois Mr. John Adams Ms. Leticia I. Ayala Ms. Hazel Bourne Ms. Lavonda Adams Ms. Jarri Ayers Mr. and Mrs. Samuel F. Bowen, Jr. Ms. Tyla Adams Ghadir Ayesh Ms. Virginia Bowman Ms. Cindy Adibe Mr. Rony Babu Mr. Samuel Boyar Ms. Kathy Adibe Mr. Greggy Baculo Ms. Anne M. Boyles Mr. and Mrs. John A. Adkins Ms. Anita Baines Mrs. Anissa Bradby Mr. Cyrus Aghili Mr. Brett Baker Ms. Crystal Bradley Ms. Adriana Agudelo Ms. Gail L. Baker Ms. Vicky G. Branch Ms. Elizabeth Aguilar Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Baker Mr. Blake Bravo Ms. Veronica Aguilar Ono Baldwin Ms. Elizabeth Brewer Ms. Mireya Aguirre-Aquino Ms. Andrea Baltazar Mr. Garrett Brewer Ms. Andrea H. Agwuibe Ms. Itzel Baltazar Ms. Anna Brewster Okpo Ajughu Ms. Aruna Bandaru Ms. Latrecia S. Brodie Mrs. Joy Akhigbe Mr. Sergio Banuet Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Brodie Ms. Nola Akiwowo Miss Rosheen Barazi Mr. Randall E. Brooks, Jr. Ms. Adriana Alcala Mr. Mason Barker Ms. Amanda Brown Ms. Sylvia Alcantar Ms. Sharon Barker Dr. Ericka Brown Ms. Andrea Alexander Miss Krystal Barley Ms. Kristina Brown Ms. Hattie Alexander Mr. Drew Barnhart Ms. Marla Brown Mr. Laneail Alexander Mr. William Barnwell Ms. Mary Brown Mr. Luis Alfaro Ms. Maria C. Barron Ms. Sidney L. Brown Ms. Francis Alfonso Mr. Curtis Bass Mrs. Tamika Brown Ms. Afreen Ali Ms. Christina Bates Ms. Amber Brunmeier Ms. Hayate Ali Ms. Lisa Batiste Davis Ms. Rachel Bryant Dr. Zameer Ali Khan Mr. Christian Lloyd Bauri Ms. Sarah Bryant Ms. Astrid Allen Ms. Stephanie Beal Ms. Scherra Bryant-Jones Mr. Brandon Allen Mr. Patrick Beasley Mr. Todd Burgamy Ms. Nancy Allen Mr. John R. Becker Ms. Mary D. Burgess Mr. Richard Allen Ms. Melissa Belcher Ms. Kaylen Burke Miss Ruth D. Allen Ms. Susana Belgrave Kareem Burnley Ms. Selona Alleyne Mr. John Bell Mrs. Christine Burns Ms. Monique Allman Mr. Omar Bell Mr. Jonathan Burrows Mr. and Mrs. David R. Almaguer Mr. Jeffery K. Benavides Ms. Ashley Bush Mr. Moustafa Almakdah Ms. Emilia Benton Dr. Larry Butcher Ms. Alyssa Almonte Mrs. Erika Bergeron Ms. Caitlin Byler Mr. Phil Alter Mr. James C. Berkley Ms. Cynthia Byler Mr. Luke Altomare Ms. Haley Berkman Mr. Gerard Byrne Mr. Arthur Alvarado Ms. Teresa Beronque Ms. Leticia Cadengo Ms. Laura Alvarado Mr. Jose G. Berreles Ms. Caitlin Cain Ms. Ana Maria Alvarez Ms. Marianne Beynon Ms. Leanna Cains Mr. Elvis A. Alvarez Mr. Luke Bibler Ms. Amanda M. Callaway Mr. Santiago Alvarez Mrs. M. A. Biehl Ms. Criselda Campa Mr. Jose Alvear Ms. Kimberly I. Binkle Ms. Cynthia A. Campbell Mrs. Luz E. Alzate Ms. Ashley Bird Ms. Mary Cano AmazonSmile Ms. Blanca Birones Ms. Eufemia Canovas Ms. Janie M. Anders Ms. Lisa Bivens Ms. Paula Cantrell Mr. Dennis L. Anderson Ms. Courtney Blackburn Ms. Linda Cantu Mr. Nicholas Anderson Ms. Sandra Blanton Ms. Sonia Cantu Ms. Rachel Anderson Mr. and Mrs. David Blassingame Ms. CoraMae Capistrano Mr. Rick Anderson Ms. Claudette M. Blaylock Dr. Dorothy E. F. Caram Mr. Keith Andrews Mr. Joseph Blough Ms. Maria Cardenas Ms. Victoria Andrews Mr. Gregory Boe Ms. Nicole Carlson Mr. Joe Angelica Ms. Judith Boggess Ms. Patricia Carmona-Castillo Mr. Carl M. Angelone Ms. Margaret Boice Ms. Courtney Carpenter Ms. Lakisha Anthony-Smith Ms. Beth Boncher Mr. Kelley Carroll

Every attempt has been made to assure accuracy in donor recognition; however, in compiling such lists omissions and mistakes may occur. Please advise the Foundation Office (713.566.6409) of any errors. We appreciate the opportunity to correct our records. HCHD FOUNDATION DONORS: MARCH 2016 THROUGH FEBRUARY 2017 21 Mr. Timothy Carroll Ms. Oliva Delossantos Ms. Tina Foster Ms. Amanda Grego Mr. Lamont Hill

Ms. Molly Carter Mr. Akshay Desai Ms. Jennifer Franco Ms. Jacqueline Griffin Mr. Michael Hill 2017 ANNUAL REPORT | CARING FOR OUR COMMUNITY THROUGH PARTNERSHIP Ms. Shelia Caruthers Ms. Ami Desai Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Franklin, Mrs. Ida Griffin-Massie Ms. Pam Hill Mr. Stefano Casarin Mr. and Mrs. John Detor Jr. Drs. Ellin and Robert Ms. Lori Hixson Ms. Fanny Casipe Ms. Daisy Diaz Ms. Jacque Franklin Grossman Dr. Janet Hoagland- Mr. and Mrs. Martin Ms. Maria Lucia Diaz Mr. Theo Franklin Ms. Margaret Grue Sorensen Castaneda Mr. Larry Dietrich Mr. and Mrs. Bryan G. Ms. Sarah Grzebinski Mr. Anthony T. Hoang Ms. Maria Castillo Ms. Jennifer Dieudonne Frazier Ms. Esly Guajardo Ms. Terry Hobbs Mr. Esdras Aaron Castro Ms. Marcia Dimatulac Ms. Jamie Freeny Ms. Maira Guevara Ms. Sara Hodge-Garrett Mr. Mike Catt Mr. Christopher Do Dr. Leslie Frels and Mr. Ms. Rowena Guisadio Ms. Tammy Hodges Mr. Sharon R. Cavitt Ms. Sara Dobbs Peter Kaldis Ms. Elsa Guiterrez Dr. Robert Hoekman Ms. Cristina Ceja Ms. Lori Dochoda Miss Jennifer Frerich Ms. Elenita Gumtang Mr. William Hoffman Ms. Suzanne Chadwell Mr. Justin Dodson Ms. Amy Friedlander Ms. Ashley Gunter Ms. Stephanie Holdener Dr. Marjorie M. Chadwick Mr. Michael Doerflein Ms. Wendi Froedge Ms. Sandra Gutierrez Ms. Casey Holder and Mr. Michael S. Mr. Delford Doherty Mr. Simon Gaffney Ms. Sylvia Gutierrez Ms. Theresa Hollaway Chadwick Ms. Amanda Dong Ms. Krystal Gamarra Ms. Dana Haas Ms. Jane Holstine Ms. Megan Chandler Ms. Ellen Doramus Ms. Cindy Gandaria Ms. Misrak Habte Ms. Vivian Ho-Nguyen Mr. David Chaney Mrs. Sharon D. Dow Ms. Claudia Garcia Ms. Nada Mr. Everett Hood Ms. Ruby Chapman Mr. J.P. Duberg Mr. Graciano Garcia Hadzimahmutovic Mr. Dan Hootman Ms. Kelly Chappuis Ms. Paulette Dugar Mr. Guadalupe Garcia Mrs. Aurora Hafner Ms. Priscilla Horn Ms. Trisha Chatterjee Mr. Don Dulaney Mr. Jonathan Garcia Mr. Gordon Hagendorf Ms. Kate Horne Mr. Herry Chauhan Ms. Faith Duncan Ms. Maria Garcia Mr. Henry Hagendorf Ms. Nicole Horton Mrs. Sandra Chavez Ms. Angela Dunlap Ms. Michelle Garcia Ms. Kayla Hall Ms. Whitney Horton Mr. Santiago Chavez Ms. Jessica Dunlap Ms. Prisila Garcia Ms. Suzette Hall-Hoyte Ms. Whitney Horton Mr. Frank Chew Ms. Karin Dunn Mr. and Mrs. Roland Ms. Barbara Halloway Ms. Jennifer U. Hosein Ms. Pamela Chew Mr. Franklin Duong Garcia, Jr. Mr. Hiroshi Hamada Ms. Jennifer G. Houston Ms. Gwyneth Childs Ms. La Tasha Duru Ms. Amity Gardner Ms. Ja’ Porsha Hamilton Ms. Latoya Howell Ms. Omara Chirinos Ms. Jessica Dye Ms. Beverly Garner Ms. Vanessa Hamor Ms. Gracey Howey Ms. Emily Chmelko Ms. Anila Eachrankudy Paul Mr. Danya Garner Mr. and Mrs. Edgar E. Mr. Steven M. Huang Ms. Kelsey Chrane Ms. Tanya Ealey Ms. Sara Garrett Hancock Ms. Mary Hughes Kerry Chu Ms. Nancy Ebanks Ms. Patricia E. Garvin Mr. Fredrick N. Hancock Ms. Tequilla Hughes Ms. Christy Chukwu Ms. Anne Edwards Mr. and Mrs. Hector J. Mr. and Mrs. Barry Hanke Ms. Shajuana Humble Sovannarith Chuon Ms. Cynthia Edwards Garza, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mr. Samin Huque Mr. Christopher Cimo Mr. and Mrs. James Mr. Sigifredo Garza Hanrahan Mr. Bobbie Hurman Ms. Florine Citizen Edwards Mr. Jason Gaskamp Ms. Tori Harden Ms. Asha Isaac Ms. Mary Elizabeth Mr. Roscoe Edwards Ms. Phyllis Gatica Ms. Tamika J. Hardin Kotrena Ishup Cleveland Ms. Deborah Ekblaw Ms. Argelia Gaucin Ms. Stacey Hardy Ms. Laura Jackman Mrs. Pamela J. Cobb Dr. Catherine Eppes Ms. Melissa Gause Ms. Sally Harris Coreaun Jackson Ms. Danita Collins Mr. and Mrs. Everlino V. Mr. Shawn Gautreaux Ms. Sarita Harris Ms. Tamera L. Jackson Ms. Kaitlin Collins Ermitanio Ms. Lauren Geiger Harris and Eliza Kempner Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Jackson Ms. Liliana Colunga Mrs. Christina Ervin Ms. Kristyn Gelsomini Fund Mrs. Arenda R. Jacobs Ms. Elizabeth Corey Ms. Erin Espinosa Ms. Anie George Ms. Verna J. Harrison Ms. Jennifer Jacobs Ms. Claudia Corkill Ms. Claudia Espinoza Mr. Anil K. George Ms. Susan Hart Ms. Janice Jacquot Ms. Emily Corl Mr. Burgess L. Etzel Ms. Audrey George Ms. Sabra Harvey Ms. Maria Jaramillo Ms. Lauren Cotton Mr. and Mrs. Burgess Etzel Ms. Natalie Gerber Taimur Hasan Ms. Rose Jean-Gilles Ms. Maria Cowles Mr. and Mrs. Mark Evans Mr. Alan Gerra Mr. John Haskins Ms. Jacquelyn Jefferson Ms. Rachel Craig Sian Evans Mr. Colby Gibbins Ms. Rebecca Haughney Ms. Elease Jenkins Mr. Kelly Crank Ms. Sheri R. Everett Ms. Anne Gibbons Ms. S Hawkins-Willams Mrs. Mary Jennings Ms. Caitlin Creasy Ms. Ashley Evers Mr. Vaughn Gibbs Ms. Jill Hay Mr. Haoming Jiang Mr. Charlene Crockett Ms. Magali Exbrayat Ms. Natalie Gibson Mr. Bill Hayes Mr. Byron Jimenez Ms. Renee Crooks Ms. Ida Fabular Mr. Brendan Gilbert Ms. Julie Hayes Sajan John Mr. Michael Crouch Ms. Haylee Faggard Ms. Jan Gilden Ms. Allison Haynie Mr. Future Johns Ms. Tina Cruz Mr. Ellis Faison Chuyie Gillamac Ms. Glenda D. Haynie Ms. Alice Johnson Mr. Adair Cummings Ms. Ashley Faltisek Mr. Luke Gilman Ms. Sharon Hays Chriscione Johnson Ms. Cecelia Currier Ms. Asal Farahani Mr. Thomas Giordano Ms. Wendy Heger Ms. Erica Johnson Mr. Eugene Curtiss Ms. Alyssa Farber Ms. Sally Giorgberidze Ms. Cheryl Helderman Mrs. Sheila A. Johnson Ms. Yodit Dabi Mr. Shawn Farrell Ms. Tania Gladson Mr. Bowie Helm Ms. Shelia M. Johnson Ms. Ann Dagostino Mr. Abe Fatemizadeh Mr. Leonid Gokhman Mr. Barton McLaughlin and Ms. Stephanie Johnson Ms. Francesca Daher Ms. Roxana Fatemizadeh Ms. Michele Gokhman Mrs. Helen Hemingway Mr. Cedric Jolivet Ms. Maria Daheri Mr. Austin Fatjo Ms. Rhoda Goldberg Ms. Terra Henderson Ms. Jessica Jone Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Mr. Greg Feigh Ms. Carla Golemon Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ms. Alberta Jones Dale III Mr. Carlos Finley Ms. Cindy Gomez Hendryx Mrs. Britney Jones Mr. Armand Dalman Mr. David Fischer Ms. Vivian Gonzales Dr. Andrea C. Henry Ms. Rosalyn Jones-Waters Ms. Sima Dalvandi Ms. Indiana Fisher Ms. Claudia Gonzalez Mr. Stephen Henry Mr. Alexander George Mr. Michael Dao Ms. Fay Fitzsimons Ms. Juana Gonzalez Mr. Germaine Herman Joseph Mr. Norman Daredia Ms. Jamie Flatt Ms. Ninive Gonzalez Ms. Denisse Hernandez Mr. Andrew Joseph Ms. Patricia Darnauer Ms. Allison R. Flores Ms. Reyna Gonzalez Ms. Lynn Adele Hernandez Selin Joseph Mr. Jose Davila Ms. Sandra Flores Ms. Sonya Gonzalez Mr. Mario Hernandez Ms. Veronica Joseph Ms. Algenita Scott Davis Yulman Flores Mr. Ryan Gorczycki Ms. Raquel Hernandez Ms. Linda S. Josselyn Ms. Donna Davis Ms. Olivia Flowers Ms. Jessica Gordon Mr. Raul Hernandez, Jr. Ms. Mani V. Joy Ms. Latoya Davis Ms. Amanda Flynn Ms. Nikki Goszyk Ms. Carmen Herrera Mr. Walker Kahle Mr. and Mrs. Adrian De La Ms. Hallye Fogtman Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Gould Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Ms. Megan Kaldis Garza Ms. Kelli Fondren Ms. Jessica Granger Herrera Mr. Michael Kaldis Mrs. Bianca G. De Leon Ms. Erendira Fonseca Ms. Sharon D. Granger Mr. Thomas Herrick, III Ms. Heejun Kang Alheli De Los Santos Mr. and Mrs. Steven Ms. Tenisha M. Granville Mr. Don Hickle Dr. Asha Seth Kapadia Ms. Amy DeHaven Fontenot Mrs. Amy S. Gray Ms. Kelly Hickman Mr. Brian Kaplan Ms. Veronica Deleon Mr. Blake Ford Ms. Jennifer Gray Ms. Natalie Hightower Ms. Beth Karasek Ms. Gladis Delgado Ms. Monica Forestieri Ms. Cynthia Greene Ms. Brandon Hill Mr. and Mrs. Samiul S. Mr. Henry Delgado Mr. Don Foronda Ms. Elizabeth Greene Ms. Chelsea Hill Karim Mr. Herman Delgado Mr. Jarred Foster Ms. Jessica Greeney Ms. Dana Hill Katy Optiks

Every attempt has been made to assure accuracy in donor recognition; however, in compiling such lists omissions and mistakes may occur. Please advise the Foundation Office (713.566.6409) of any errors. We appreciate the opportunity to correct our records. THANK YOU FOR YOUR DONATIONS 22 Mr. Matthew Kaufman Jet Liu Ms. Dialanda S. Medellin Mr. Marvin Oliphant Mr. Antonio Radick

HARRIS COUNTY HOSPITAL DISTRICT FOUNDATION Dr. Geoffrey Kaung Ms. Mai Tran Loan Ms. Anita Mehdipour Ms. Leza M. Oliver Ms. Farrah Rahim Jaime Kaushik Mr. George R. Loftin Mr. Hassan Mehrabian Ms. Habeebat Olowosago Ms. Suman Rajagopalan Mr. Afshan Kazim Ms. Mae Loh Dr. Sheilendra Mehta Ms. Cynthia Olsen Ms. Lori Ralph Ms. Mary Helen Keebler Mr. Thomas Loh Ms. Melissa Meingast Ms. Alejandra Ontiveros Ms. Gladys Ramirez Ms. Chelsea Keeton Mr. Geri Zade Loot Ms. Margarita Mejia Mr. David Oppman Ms. Neisha Ramnarine Ms. Madeline Kelly Mr. Anthony Lopez Ms. Julie Melton Ms. Ysabel R. Ortiz Dr. Lois Ramondetta and Ms. Sara Kelly Mr. Fernando J. Lopez Ellis Menchaca Ms. Crystal Ouer Mr. Nuri A. Nuri Mr. and Mrs. Mavis P. Ms. Setor Lotsu Mr. Robert Meriweather Mr. Brian Owens Mr. Carlos Ramos Kelsey Ms. Melissa Loy Mr. and Mrs. Bill Miller Mr. Pete Salazar and Ms. Mr. Jerson Ramos Ms. Mary D. Kersee Ms. Lorena Lozano Ms. Lauren Miller Angelica Ozaeta Mr. and Mrs. Jose C. Ramos Mr. Carey Kesner Lucky Mart Ms. Michelle Miller Mr. Manikandan Ms. Delora Randle Ms. Lubna Khawaja Ms. Lydia Luebano Ms. Melissa Miranda Padmanabhan Mr. Dane Ransom Ms. Sarah Kim Ms. Jessica Luo Ms. Lauren Mitchell Ms. Rachana Palacharla Mr. and Mrs. John Ransom Ms. Sung In Kim Ms. Krystal Luong Dr. Scott Mitchell Ms. JoAnna Palma Mr. James Rash Ms. Tiffani Kimball Mr. Chris Luttrell Ms. Candice Mitchum Ms. Lia Palma Ms. Meera Raval Mr. and Mrs. Anthony R. Ms. Yesmid Luviano Huma Moghul Ms. Barbara Palmquist Ms. Maranda Ray Kinchen Mr. Blake Lynch Mr. Kevin Molina Mrs. Melanie Panganiban Ms. Rosemarie Real Mr. Tanner King Dr. Richard Lyn-Cook Ms. Ermelinda Monjaraz Mr. Edmund Pantuliano Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. Ms. Mary Kirves Ms. Joan H. Lyons Mr. William Monroe Ms. Cynthia Pao Reasoner Ms. Riqiea Kitchens Mr. Richard Ma Ms. Leslie Monsivais Mr. and Mrs. Harris D. Ms. Kathy Reece Mr. Brian Klosterboer Ms. Chelsea MacGregor Ms. Beatrice Monteiro Pappas Ms. Shirley Reed Ms. Amanda Knight Ms. Marissa Macias Ms. Candace E. Moore Mr. Guy Paproski Mr. Omar C. Reid Ms. Corey Knight Ms. Diana Madanat Mr. Joel Moore Mrs. Primrose Pari-an Ms. Eliza Reinking Ms. Pamela Knoeller Ms. Tanya Maestas Ms. Judith Moore Ms. Delois Parker Ms. Laura Renaud Ms. Alice Kohler Mr. Louis Magnus Mrs. Lois J. Moore Ms. Sue Parker Revlon Ms. Allison Kohnen Ms. Krystal Maldonado Ms. Lourdes Moore Ms. Teresa Parks Ms. Misty Le Reyes Mrs. Anita Kontilis Ms. Maribel Maldonado Ms. Patricia Moore Mr. Justin Patchen Ms. Yvette Reyes Ms. Gracy Koshy Ms. Ayesha Malik Ms. Lenora Moreno Ms. Carmen Patino Ms. Patricia Reyna Dr. Marylee M. Kott Ms. Maria Teresa Mallari Ms. Bethan Morgan Ms. Whitney Patrick Mr. William Reynolds Ertug Kovanci Ms. Elizabeth Malone Mr. Ronald Morgan Mr. David Patterson Ms. Samantha Rich Ms. Deborah D. Krause Ms. Vanessa L. Malpica Mrs. Susie Morris Ms. Laura Patton Ms. Court Richardson Mr. Mark Krowski Ms. Kellie Manger Mr. Gabriel Mosca Ms. Sherry Paz Mr. Daniel Rider Ms. Nicole Krowski Ms. Deborah A. Mansfield Ms. Bernardita Moselina Ms. Margaret Pearce Jensen Ried Ms. Megan Krueger Mrs. Monica Manthey Ms. Shirley A. Moss Mr. Austin Pearson Ms. Angela Rios Mr. Eric Chin Chiang Ku Mr. Christopher Maraldo Ms. Brittiany Mossy Mr. Ian Penfold Mrs. Ana Ritchey Ms. Gita Kulkarni Ms. Lory Margraves Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mottu Ms. Karen Pentecostes Mr. Zain Rizvi Ms. Sarah Kuo Ms. Sirley Marin Pareja Mr. Alex C. Mouton Ms. Martina Perez Ms. Kristin Robbins Ms. Allyson Kuper Mr. Patrick Marron Ms. Claudia Moyeda Ms. Myra Perez Mr. John Roberts Ms. Mary Kurian Ms. Monica Marshall Miss Apthi Muralidhar Mr. Saul Perez Ms. Tashiana Roberts Ms. Connie Kwan-Wong Ms. Beverly A. Martin Mr. Arnav Muralidhar Mr. Blake Perrin Ms. Evette Robertson Ms. Jill Lacey Ms. Ellen Martin Ms. Shirley Muro Ms. Leila Perrin Ms. Carolyn Robey Ms. MJ Ladd Berryman Mr. and Mrs. Greg Martin Ms. Maggie Murph Ms. Hilda Perry Ms. Elizabeth Robinson Mr. John Laird Ms. Joan Martin Ms. Carolyn R. Murphy Mr. Keith Perry Chaplain Ladislao Robinson Mr. John Laird, Jr. Mr. Eric Martinez Mrs. Laura Nachtigall Ms. Laura Perry Mrs. Morgan J. Robinson Mr. Aaron Lake-Garcia Ms. Esther Martinez Ms. Rebecca Nahas Mr. Harlan Pesses Ms. Patricia Robinson Dr. and Mrs. Jeff Lancaster Mr. John Martinez and Ms. Rajkumar Nair Mr. Tyler Peterson Ms. Adela Rodriguez Mr. Beau Landry Connie Chavez Mrs. Rekha Nair Mr. Assen Petrov Ms. Adriana Rodriguez Ms. Eula B. Landry Miss Leticia Martinez Mr. John Nance Mrs. An Phan Ms. Alma Rodriguez Ms. Marlene Lane Mr. Manuel Martinez Dr. Dharani Narendra Mrs. Honey Philipose Ms. Florencia Rodriguez Ms. Versa Lane Ms. Marisol G. Martinez Mr. Ivan Navarrete Mr. David Phillips Ms. Gladys Rodriguez Mr. and Mrs. Jose A. Lara Ms. Sonia Martinez Chaplain Tywanna Navy Ms. Michelle F. Phillips Mr. Ramiro Rodriguez Mrs. Latrice Lara Ms. Margarita Martinez- Ms. Emily Nelson Ms. Stephanie Phillips Ms. Sandy Rodriguez Ms. Diana Larranaga Orozco Ms. Cynthia Newsome Ms. Angela F. Pickens Ms. Regina J. Rogers Ms. Katherine Lartigue Ms. Kayla Marvin Ms. Aisa Nguyen Ms. Kristi Pickle Ms. Michelle Rojas Mrs. Denise LaRue Ms. Agnieszka Matczak Eileell Nguyen Ms. Holly Pierce Mr. Rafael Rojas Ms. Virginia Latin Biju Mathew Ms. lynda Nguyen Mrs. Joanne M. Pierre-Scott Ms. Miriam Romero Lopez Ms. Lorena Latte Ms. Madeline Mathews Dr. Nghia Nguyen Ms. Lisa L. Pietsch Ms. Melinda Roquemore Ms. Mitzi Laughlin Ms. Jamie Mathis Mr. Nguyen D. Nguyen Ms. Cheryl Pilkington Ms. Samantha Rose Mr. Christopher Lawrence Ms. Makenzie Maupin Ms. Tieu-Nha Nguyen Ms. Toni Pitre Ms. Kimberly Rossell Ms. Elizabeth Lawrence Mr. Lisa Mayes Ms. Vivian H. Nguyen Mr. and Mrs. John C. Plumb Ms. Stacey Roy Mr. David Layman Mr. Gustavo Mayorga Ms. Sondra Nichols Mr. and Mrs. Robert Plumb Mr. Henry Rubinsztein Ms. Monica Lea Ms. Avery Mays Ms. Adela Nicolae Mr. Michael Posada Orozco Ms. Angela Rubio Ms. Mercedes Leal Ms. Laverne McCarthy Mr. Maximilian Nicolae Ms. Lynn Post Mr. Alfredo Ruiz Ms. Melanie Leavesley Mrs. Elizabeth McConathy Mr. Marvin Nixon Ms. Winifred Potier Ms. Belia Ruiz Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ms. Kristen Novak Ms. Dale Potts Ms. Gladys Ruiz LeBlanc McCullough Mr. Matthew Novakovic Mr. Erik Potts Ms. Margarita Ruiz Mr. George Lee Mr. Franklin D. McDaniel Ms. Laura Noyes Ms. Denise Powell Ms. Alixe Ryan Hyojin Lee Ms. Jade McDonald Ms. Janean Nylander Ms. Jennifer Powers Ms. Jacqueline Ryan Dr. Susan Lee Mr. William McDowell Ms. Gwendolen Obando Ms. Jinnie Pratt Safeway Ms. Deborah Lemons Mrs. Kim C. McKelvey Mr. Ricardo Obasare Mr. Muralidhar Premkumar Mrs. Maureen J. Sain Ms. Demetra Lewis Ms. Terri McKenzie Mr. Dennis OBrien Dr. Lauren Prescott Ms. Josie Salazar Mr. Elbert Lewis Ms. Brandy McKibbin Ms. Alice O’Brien Ms. Theodoria Kathyrn Ms. Noelia Salazar Ms. Lanora Lewis Mr. Patrick McLaughlin Ms. Marsha R. Ogilvie Price Ms. Toni Andrea Samuel Ms. Alexandra Leyva Mr. and Mrs. Bryan O. Ms. Brenda K. Ogle Ms. Faviola Prince Mr. Carlos Sanchez Dr. Katherine Li McLeod Mr. Chidiebere Ohalete Ms. Catherine Pritchard Ms. Cristina Sanchez Mr. Larry Lichey, Jr. Mr. Alan McMahan Ms. Antoinette Ohonsi Ms. Shannon G. Purvis Mr. Manuel Sanchez Ms. Olivia Lin Mr. Chantz A. W. McMillon Ms. Hema Ojha Ms. Sunni Qdaisat Mr. James A. Sandham Ms. Zoe Littlepage Mrs. Iris B. McWilliams Ujiro Okiomah Ms. Danielle M. Quick Ms. Felicitas Sandoval Ms. Claire Litz Ms. Amy Meadors Chukwuemeka Okoli Mr. Michael Quigley Ms. Lorena P. Sandoval

Every attempt has been made to assure accuracy in donor recognition; however, in compiling such lists omissions and mistakes may occur. Please advise the Foundation Office (713.566.6409) of any errors. We appreciate the opportunity to correct our records. HCHD FOUNDATION DONORS: MARCH 2016 THROUGH FEBRUARY 2017 23 Mr. Nicholas Sano Ms. Michelle Smith Mr. Ian Todd Mrs. Shelitrice Walton- Ms. Beth Young

Ms. Carla Santosc Ms. Patricia Smith Cresnila Tolo Johnson Ms. Irene Young 2017 ANNUAL REPORT | CARING FOR OUR COMMUNITY THROUGH PARTNERSHIP Ms. Natoya Satcherwhite Ms. Della Smith-Brown Ms. Caroline Tompkins Ms. Melleny R. Ware Ms. Julie Young Ms. Diana Saucedo Ms. Laura D. SoRelle Mr. Ross Tomson Ms. Analisa Warren Ms. Brittany E. Zabcik Ms. Susanne Savely Ms. Janet Sorensen Mr. Gabriel Torres Mr. Chase Waterwall Mr. and Mrs. Zachariah Mrs. Elizabeth Schaefer Ms. Natalie Sosa Ms. Cristina Tortarolo Mr. Elmer Watkins Daniel Ms. Kayla Schaefer Mr. Ifedapo Sotubo Traci Lynn Jewelry Mr. Michael E. Watkins Ms. Kristy Zanella Mr. Daniel Schaeffer Mr. Allan Soyombo Consultant Ms. Velma D. Watson Ms. Tammy Zednick Mr. Matthew Schlueter Ms. Michele Spaulding Mr. Michael Tran Ms. Nicole Weinman Dr. Sara Zehr Ms. Christina Schoenle Mr. William Speicher Mrs. Annette Tripp Ms. Julieta Weir Ms. Brittany Zelikoff Ms. Maggie Schutza Ms. Madonna J. Spring Mr. Mario L. Tristan Ms. Tracy A. Welch Ms. Yolanda C. Zermeno Ms. Adeline Schwein Mr. Samson St. Germaine Ms. Irma Q. Trujillo Mr. and Mrs. Edward G. Ms. Kai Zhang Dr. Larry D. Scott Mr. John J. Stauffacher Ms. Tiffany Truong Wells Mr. Jin Zhao Ms. Krystal D. Scurry Mrs. Ellen C. Steinberg Ms. Olivia Trzepacz Ms. Jenna Whaley Ms. Marisa Wilson Mr. Daniel Miller and Mrs. Ms. Angela Sterling Mr. and Mrs. Peter Tso Mr. Chris White Mr. Roland M. Wilson Jessica Segal Mr. L. Timothy McKone and Mr Ryan Earl Tuason Ms. Julia M. White Ms. Wanda Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Michael Segal Ms. Lisa Sternschuss Dr. and Mrs. Jessie L. Ms. Vanessa A. White Ms. Amber L. Wingo Mr. Kevin Segura Ms. Tammy Straps Tucker, III Ms. Heather Whitfield Mrs. Lidia Y. Winstead Mr. Trey Seiter Ms. Tina R. Strawn Ms. Virginia Tucker Ms. Seidra D. Whitley Ms. Kerry L. Wint Ms. Cherri Self Ms. Kortnie Strother Ms. Cynthia Turner Ms. Catherine Whitney Ms. Gracey Winters Ms. Ellada Semenova Ms. Latha Subramanian Chikodili Uba Mr. Irving Widelitz Ms. Margaret Wood Ms. Courtney Seng Mr. Goagiat Suetrong Mrs. Helen Utay Mr. Keith Wiles Ms. Janet Woodson Mrs. Carol Senkel Erin Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. George Van Mrs. Nancy B. Willerson Mrs. Hyacinthia B. Worrell Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Mr. Justin Sumrall Buren Ms. Felicia Williams Ms. Ninfa Wowak Senkel Mr. Chris Swanson Ms. Angela Van Dyke Ms. Karen Williams Dr. Curtis Wray Ms. Kaley Shaffer T & P Incentives Mrs. Myrla Vanegas Mr. Kenneth Williams Mr. James Wright Mr. SanketKumar Shah Ms. Katrin Takenaka Mr. Byron Vann Mrs. Natalie Williams Mrs. Teshawna Wright Dr. Shankar P. Gopinath Ms. Cynthia Tang Mr. Shaji Varghese Ms. Vicki Williams Ms. Alison Wu and Ms. Maregina N. Ms. Jennifer Tashman Ms. Hayley Vaughan Montre Williams-Mayes Dr. Zhuang Wu Shankar Ms. RiaEllen Tatlonghari Ms. Anna Marie Vaughn Ms. Hailey Wills Mr. Gary Wubbenhorst Ms. Reva Shapiro Ms. Brooke Taubenkraut Ms. Norma Vazquez Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Wilson Ms. Elizabeth Wuestner Ms. Stephanie Shasteen Ms. Karima Tawfik Ms. Sonia A. Vejara Ms. Dana Wilson Mrs. Melissa Wurfel Ms. Leah Sheesley Ms. Emeline Tayag Ms. Ernestina Vergara Mr. David Wilson Mr. Patrick Yarborough Ms. Mariquita Shell Mr. Bruce Taylor Ms. Pauline Vickers Mr. Joseph Wilson Ms. Emily Ybarra Shell Oil Company Mr. Drew Taylor Mr. Charles Victorian Ms. Lisa Wilson Mr. Airan Yoets Foundation Ms. Jennifer Taylor Ms. Christine Victorian Mr. Roland M. Wilson Ms. Lin Yong Mr. Farris Shenaq Dr. Urbain Tchoua Dr. Eduardo Vilar Ms. Theresa A. Wilson Ms. Julie young Ms. Robin Sher Ms. Joan Teague Ms. Diana Villa Ms. Wanda Wilson Ms. Suzanne Young Ms. Kenya Shields Ms. Sabrina Teeter Ms. Brenda Villafranco Ms. Amber L. Wingo Mr. Li-Hsi Yu Ms. Ayumi Shinozaki Mr. and Mrs. Paul Tepikian Ms. Ernestina Villagran Ms. Kerry L. Wint Ms. Rose Yu Mr. Corey S. Shorts Ms. Gloria A. Tezeno Ms. Ana Marie Villanueva Ms. Katie Womack Ms. Saba Zabarah Mr. Garnett Shortt Ms. Neha Thakor Ms. Sara Villarreal Mr. Jerry Wong Mr. and Mrs. Zachariah Ms. Paige Shumaker Jerrin Thomas Ms. Verenice Villarreal Ms. Margaret Wood Daniel Ms. Karen Sieber Ms. Pushpa Mary Thomas Mr. David Villela Ms. Adriana Woodgate Ms. Veronica Zavala Ms. Quirica Siloran Ms. Sherina Thomas Ms. Shelia R. Viser Mr. LaMance Woods Ms. Tammy Zednick Ms. Lymari Silva Ms. Valencia Thomas Bao Vodinh Ms. Janet Woodson Dr. Sara Zehr Ms. Leela Simmons Ms. Brittany Thompson Ms. Mary Ann Wacker Ms. Taryn Wright Ms. Anita Zeigler Ms. Melissa Simmons Mr. Cliff Thompson Ms. Donna Waddel Mr. Louis Wu Dr. Teddy Zerai Ms. Winifred Simmons Ms. Rita Thompson Mr. Neal Wade Ms. Carmella Wygant Ms. Yolanda C. Zermeno Ms. Alma Simon Mr. Jim Thomson Ms. Theresa Wagner Ms. Jennifer Wylie Ms. Lindsay Zito Mr. John Simple Mrs. Doris E. Thornton Mr. Anthony J. Waguespack Dr. Jingyin Yan Ms. Graciela Zozaya Mr. Andrew Simpson, Jr. Ms. Elvira Ticzon Mr. Hunter Wakefield Ms. Angela Ybarra Mr. George Slaughter Time Inc. Ms. Abby Walker Mr. Edward Ybarra Ms. Allison Smith Ms. Lori Timmons Ms. Sandra Walker Mr. Joshua Ybarra Ms. Cheryl Smith Mr. and Mrs. Tim Tindle Ms. Patrice Wallace Ms. Tseday Yehualashet Mr. and Mrs. Floyd A. Smith Ms. Rashandra Tippett Mr. Derrick Walter Sewon Yoo

IN KIND DONORS 11 Below Brewery Crave Cupcakes InterstateBattery Momentum Mini Apartments À Bientôt DJ Medusa IW Marks Moody Gardens Golf Soul Cycle Academy El Rey’s Apparel Jackson’s Bar Inc Course Sparrow Amazon Echo El Tiempo Jason’s Deli Museum of Fine Arts Sparrow Bar + Cookshop Amy’s Ice Creams Elaine Turner Design Jazzercise Class North Italia Sprint Action Photos Astros Fiori Spa Katy Optiks Online Media Award Star Bucks Bath and Body Works Fit Bit Katz Coffee Pappa’s Barbeque Sultana’s Daughter Becks Prime Fleet Feet Sports KIND Snacks Ms. Allie T. Pappas Super Cuts Benjy’s Gado’s Kolache Factory Pappas Restaurant, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Tashman Big Yoga LLC Giacomo’s Ciboe Vino Laurenzo’s El Tiempo Paragon Health Texas Two Step Biscuit Home Goods Giovanny Garcia DJ Service Cantina Parlour Salon The Athlete Stop Bliss Day Spa Halliburton Laurenzo’s Restaurant Pilates Concepts of Houston The Burger Joint Body3 Fitness Center Harris County Hospital Legend Health Care Pollo Tropical The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Burger Joint District Foundation Leotine Linens Pure Barre River Oaks Pavilion Camp Cho-Yeh Health South Rehabilitation Mariquita Masterson, Inc. Raising Cane’s The Parlour Cane’s H-E-B Masraffs Real Ale Brewing Co. Tootsies Cantex Hermann Park Golf McDonald’s - Ben Taub Saint Arnold Brewing Co. Trader Joes Cheesecake Factory Houston Astros Mr. and Mrs. Whitney Seasons Traub’s Trays Chick-fil-A Houston Rockets Mears Shattered Dreams Walmart Chili’s Houston Zoo Momentum BMW/ Sorrel Grand Parkway Watermill Express

Every attempt has been made to assure accuracy in donor recognition; however, in compiling such lists omissions and mistakes may occur. Please advise the Foundation Office (713.566.6409) of any errors. We appreciate the opportunity to correct our records. 2016–2017 BOARD OF TRUSTEES

HENRY J. N. TAUB II Chairman

ELVIN FRANKLIN, JR. CYNTHIA ADKINS DONALD BLAKE ASHA SETH KAPADIA, PHD Vice-Chairman Vice President Treasurer Secretary

MATTHEW PLUMMER, JR., DMD ALGENITA SCOTT DAVIS MEREDITH T. CULLEN KAREN TSO Vice-Chairman Vice President Assistant Treasurer Assistant Secretary

LAURA D. DALE WEA H. LEE WANDA LEBLANC JOHN ADKINS President Vice President Assistant Treasurer General Counsel

MICHAEL CHADWICK ROLAND GARCIA, JR. VIRGINIA MITHOFF DENIS DEBAKEY JOHN M. HOPPER REGINA J. ROGERS MARIANNE P. FANNING JAY R. HOUREN MARCY TAUB WESSEL THEO FRANKLIN KENNETH L. MATTOX, MD, FACS BETH H. YOUNG MICHAEL MITHOFF

Ex-Officio Emeritus Honorary Past Chairmen ANNE CLUTTERBUCK DOROTHY CARAM, EDD GERALD D. HINES QUENTIN R. MEASE JUDGE ED EMMETT CAROLYN FARB H. BEN TAUB Vice Chair Emeritus GEORGE V. MASI BARBARA SCHACHTEL, PHD LARRY L. MATHIS JEFF BAKER MARC J. SHAPIRO

FOUNDATION STAFF

JEFF BAKER PAMELA VANN Executive Director Senior Accountant

CAROLYN AMOS BRITNEY WASHINGTON-JONES Operations Manager Administrative Assistant

Street Address: 2525 Holly Hall, Suite 292, Houston, TX 77054 | Mailing Address: P.O. Box 301168 , Houston, TX 77230-1168 713.566.6409 | [email protected] | www.HCHDFoundation.org