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2018 Annual Report Donor List Final.Indd CROSS OVER Healthcare Ministry COMPASSIONATE HEALTHCARE FOR PEOPLE IN NEED Thank You to Our Donors! July 1, 2017 to June 30, 2018 $100,000 + Altria Companies Employee The Joel Bieber Law Fi rm Richmond Memorial Health Community Fund Mr. Andrew and Dr. Margaret Little Foundation The Harrison Foundation McGuireWoods Bon Secours Virginia Health Henrico Doctor’s Hospital Mr. and Mrs. John A. Merchant System, Richmond, Virginia James M. Frye, III Endowment Pfi zer The Lipman Foundation John Randolph Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Erik Proulx Virginia General Assembly Lucille B Cole Trust River Road Church, Baptist Virginia Health Care Foundation Memorial Foundation for Second Baptist Church Children Second Presbyterian Church $50,000 to $99,999 Metropolitan Health Foundation Mrs. Richard L. 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