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Honor Roll 2014-2015 Fundraising Campaign Honor Roll 2014-2015 Fundraising Campaign Hospitals and Health Systems Fair Share Contributions Adventist Health System Carle Foundation Hospital Corporation of America Altamonte Springs, FL Urbana, IL Nashville, TN Advocate Health Care Cary Medical Center Hendrick Health System Oak Brook, IL Caribou, ME Abilene, TX Ardent Health Services Castle Medical Center Henry Ford Health System Nashville, TN Kailua, HI Detroit, MI Aria Health Catholic Health System Hill Country Memorial Hospital Philadelphia, PA Buffalo, NY Fredericksburg, TX Arkansas Children’s Hospital Cedars-Sinai Medical Center Hospital Sisters Health System Little Rock, AR Los Angeles, CA Springfield, IL Ascension Health Charleston Area Medical Center IASIS Healthcare Corporation St. Louis MO Charleston, WV Franklin, TN AtlantiCare Health System Children’s Healthcare INTEGRIS Health Egg Harbor Township, NJ Roseville, MN Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Baptist Health South Florida Children's Medical Center Kaiser Permanente Coral Gables, FL Dallas, TX Pasadena, CA Baptist Health Citrus Valley Health Partners King's Daughter Medical Center Jacksonville, FL Covina, CA Brookhaven, MS Barnabas Health Community Health Systems KishHealth System West Orange, NJ Franklin, TN Dekalb, IL Baystate Health, Inc. Conway Medical Center Lancaster General Health Springfield, MA Conway, SC Lancaster, PA BJC HealthCare Duke University Health System Lawrence General Hospital St. Louis, MO Durham, NC Lawrence, MA Blanchard Valley Health System Frances Mahon Deaconess Hospital LHP Hospital Group Findlay, OH Glasgow, MT Plano, TX Brattleboro Memorial Hospital Georgetown Hospital System LifePoint Hospitals, Inc. Brattleboro, VT Georgetown, SC Brentwood, TN Capella Healthcare Good Shepherd Health Care System Lodi Memorial Hospital Franklin, TN Hermiston, OR Lodi, CA PO Box 30211 Bethesda, MD 20824-0211 Mason District Hospital Providence Health & Services Universal Health Services of Havana, IL Renton, WA Delaware, Inc. King of Prussia, PA Maury Regional Health System RegionalCare Hospital Partners Columbia, TN Brentwood, TN Unity Health White County Medical Center McDonough District Hospital Rutland Regional Medical Center Searcy, AR Macomb, IL Rutland, VT UnityPoint Health MedStar Health Saint Francis Health System West Des Moines, IA Baltimore, MD Tulsa, OK University Health Services Middlesex Hospital Saint Francis Hospital and Medical Augusta, GA Middletown, CT Center Hartford, CT University of Wisconsin Hospitals Montefiore - The University Hospital and Clinics Authority Bronx, NY Sharp HealthCare Madison, WI San Diego, CA Nanticoke Memorial Hospital Wayne Memorial Hospital Seaford, DE Sky Lakes Medical Center Goldsboro, NC Klamath Falls, OR Northeastern Vermont Regional Wellmont Health System Hospital Stanford Hospital and Clinics Kingsport, TN Saint Johnsbury, VT Stanford, CA West Georgia Health Northwestern Memorial Hospital Stillwater Medical Center LaGrange, GA Chicago, IL Stillwater, OK Witham Health System Ochsner Health System SSM Health Lebanon, IN New Orleans, LA Saint Louis, MO Wyoming Medical Center Presbyterian Healthcare Services Susquehanna Health System Casper, WY Albuquerque, NM Williamsport, PA Yale New Haven Health System Presbyterian Intercommunity Hospital Sutter Health New Haven, CT Whittier, CA Sacramento, CA Yuma District Hospital Princeton Community Hospital Tenet Healthcare Corporation Yuma, CO Princeton, WV Newark, DE ProMedica Monroe Regional Hospital Tyler County Hospital Foundation Monroe, MI Woodville, TX Hospitals and Health Systems Contributions Adirondack Medical Center Agnesian Healthcare All Children's Hospital Saranac Lake, NY Fond du Lac, WI Johns Hopkins Medicine St. Petersburg, FL PO Box 30211 Bethesda, MD 20824-0211 Arnot Ogden Medical Center Eastern Maine Healthcare System Meridian Hospitals Corporation Elmira, NY Brewer, ME Neptune, NJ Atlantic Health System F. F. Thompson Hospital Methodist Health System Morristown, NJ Canandaigua, NY Dallas, TX Aurora Health Care Fairview Health Services Nebraska Methodist Health System, Milwaukee, WI Minneapolis, MN Inc. Omaha, NE Avera Health Franciscan Missionaries of Our Lady Sioux Falls, SD Health System, Inc. Newark Wayne Community Hospital Baton Rouge, LA Newark, NY Baptist Health Corporation Louisville, KY Franciscan Sisters of Christian New England Baptist Hospital Charity Sponsored Ministries, Inc. Boston, MA Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center Manitowoc, WI Boston, MA Nicholas H. Noyes Memorial Hospital Froedtert Health Dansville, NY Catholic Health Initiatives Milwaukee, WI Littleton, CO Northeastern Health System Geneva General Hospital Tahlequah, OK Cape Regional Medical Center Geneva, NY Cape May, NJ Novant Health HEALTHSOUTH Corporation Winston Salem, NC Carolinas Healthcare System Birmingham, AL Charlotte, NC OhioHealth Highland Hospital Columbus, OH Children’s Hospital and Medical Rochester, NY Center Penn Medicine - University of Omaha, NE Hills & Dales General Hospital Pennsylvania Health System Cass City, MI Philadelphia, PA Christiana Care Health System Wilmington, DE IASIS Healthcare Pomona Valley Hospital Medical Franklin, TN Center CHRISTUS Health Pomona, CA Irving, TX Ira Davenport Memorial Hospital Bath, NY Presence Health Cleveland Clinic Health System Chicago, IL Cleveland, OH Johns Hopkins Health Systems Baltimore, MD The Queen's Medical Center Clifton Springs Hospital & Clinic Honolulu, HI Clifton Springs, NY Kindred Healthcare Louisville, KY Rochester General Hospital Corning Hospital Rochester, NY Corning, NY Lake Health Concord, OH Saint Mary's Hospital Davis Health System Waterbury, CT Elkins, WV Memorial Hermann Hospital System Houston, TX Schuyler Hospital Dignity Health Montour Falls, NY San Francisco, CA as of November 17, 2015 Sentara Healthcare St. Joseph's Hospital University of Utah Health Care Norfolk, VA Elmira, NY Salt Lake City, UT Sibley Memorial Hospital St. James Mercy Health System Valley Regional Hospital Washington, DC Hornell, NY Claremont, NH Soldiers & Sailors Memorial Hospital Strong Memorial Hospital of the Valence Health Penn Yan, NY University of Rochester Chicago, IL Rochester, NY Southcoast Hospitals Group Wentworth-Douglass Hospital Fall River, MA The Union Hospital Association Dover, NH Dover, OH Southeastern Health Winona Health Lumberton, NC Unity Hospital Winona, MN Rochester, NY St. Bernard Medical Center Woman’s Hospital Jonesboro, AR University of Alabama Health Baton Rouge, LA Systems St. Charles Health System Birmingham, AL Bend, OR University Hospitals St. Dominic-Jackson Memorial Cleveland, OH Hospital Jackson, MS National Associations American Hospital Association Catholic Health Association National Association of Washington, DC St. Louis, MO Psychiatric Health Systems Washington, DC America's Essential Hospitals Federation of American Hospitals Washington, DC Washington, DC Premier, Inc. Charlotte, NC Association of American Medical National Association of Children's Colleges Hospitals VHA, Inc. Washington, DC Alexandria, VA Irving, TX State Hospital Associations Alabama Hospital Association Arizona Hospital Association Connecticut Hospital Association Montgomery, AL Phoenix, AZ Wallingford, CT Alaska State Hospital & Nursing California Association of Hospitals & District of Columbia Hospital Home Association Health Systems Association Anchorage, AK Sacramento, CA Washington, DC Arkansas Hospital Association Colorado Hospital Association Florida Hospital Association Little Rock, AR Greenwood Village, CO Tallahassee, FL as of November 17, 2015 Georgia Hospital Association MHA… An Association of Montana Hospital Association of Rhode Island Marietta, GA Health Care Providers Cranston, RI Helena, MT Idaho Hospital Association South Dakota Association of Boise, ID Nebraska Hospital Association Healthcare Lincoln, NE Sioux Falls, SD Illinois Hospital Association Naperville, IL Nevada Hospital Association Tennessee Hospital Association Reno, NV Nashville, TN Indiana Hospital Association Indianapolis, IN New Hampshire Hospital Association Texas Hospital Association Concord, NH Austin, TX Iowa Hospital Association Des Moines, IA New Jersey Hospital Association Utah Hospital Association Princeton, NJ Salt Lake City, UT Kansas Hospital Association Topeka, KS New Mexico Hospital Association Vermont Association of Hospitals Albuquerque, NM Montpelier, VT Louisiana Hospital Association Management Corporation Hospital Association of New York Virginia Hospital & Healthcare Baton Rouge, LA State Association Rensselaer, NY Richmond, VA Maine Hospital Association Augusta, MA North Dakota Hospital Association Washington State Hospital Bismarck, ND Association Maryland Hospital Association Seattle, WA Elkridge, MD Ohio Hospital Association Columbus, OH West Virginia Hospital Association Massachusetts Hospital Association Charleston, WV Burlington, MA Oklahoma Hospital Association Oklahoma City, OK Wisconsin Hospital Association Michigan Health & Hospital Madison, WI Association Oregon Association of Hospitals and Lansing, MI Health Systems Wyoming Hospital Association Lake Oswego, OR Cheyenne, WY Minnesota Hospital Association St. Paul, MN The Hospital and Healthsystem Association of Pennsylvania Harrisburg, PA Metropolitan and Regional Associations The Center for Health Affairs Greater New York Hospital Hospital Association of Southern Cleveland, OH Association Management Corp. 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