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Reverence • Innovation • Compassion • Community • Integrity • Excellence • Reverence Innovation • Compassion • Community • Integrity • Excellence • Reverence • Innovation Compassion • Community2019 • Integrity Gratitude • Excellence • Reverence Report • Innovation • Compassion Community • Integrity • ExcellenceLiving • Reverence Our Values• Innovation • Compassion • Community Integrity • Excellence • Reverence • Innovation • Compassion • Community • Integrity Continuing & Home Care Foundation • Kenmore Mercy Foundation • Mercy Hospital Foundation • Mount St. Mary’s Hospital Foundation • Sisters Hospital Foundation The Foundations of Catholic Health On behalf of the of Catholic Health, you are sharing in our Foundations of Catholic core values. Of course, your support helps fund important medical advances and Health, it is my honor to new technologies, which are so critical in present this 2019 Gratitude healthcare today. But you also give the Report highlighting our five gifts of empathy and kindness, of caring Foundations – Continuing and hope. & Home Care Foundation, Kenmore Mercy Foundation, We would like to express our heartfelt Mercy Hospital Foundation, thanks to our board members, physicians, Mount St. Mary’s Hospital associates, benefactors, and other Foundation and Sisters supporters who continually work together Hospital Foundation. to find creative solutions and strive for excellence in care. Your generous support of the Foundations enables our hospitals and care facilities to keep pace—and lead—in The Christian spirit of caring for one an ever-changing healthcare environment. Although this another has guided Catholic Health’s report celebrates the excellent work from 2019, I would healing ministry for more than 165 years. be remiss not to mention the tremendous outpouring Now, more than ever, our core values lead of support as Catholic Health has combated COVID-19 us forward. We will remain steadfast in through the first several months of 2020. You would be answering the call to protect and heal amazed at the incredible courage, compassion, and care Western New Yorkers, especially during our caregivers have provided, especially during these these challenging times. challenging times. Of course these stories are not captured in this publication, but please know that hundreds of lives Thank you for your continued support of have been saved at Catholic Health. Your support goes the Foundations of Catholic Health. beyond the donation as can be attested by the great work we’ve done during this crisis. We remain committed to the Sincerely, right way to care, driven by these core values—reverence, compassion, integrity, innovation, community, and perhaps most importantly, excellence. That means excellence in achieving the highest standards of quality, safety, and service to meet the needs of patients across Western Mark A. Sullivan New York. President & CEO Catholic Health The stories in this report show how your donation is much more than simply a number. By giving to the Foundations Reverence • Innovation • Compassion • Community • Integrity • Excellence • Reverence Innovation • Compassion • Community • Integrity • Excellence • Reverence • Innovation ReverenceCompassion • • CommunityInnovation • Integrity• Compassion • Excellence • Community • Reverence • • InnovationIntegrity •• Compassion Excellence Community • Integrity • Excellence • Reverence • Innovation • Compassion • Community Integrity • Excellence • Reverence • Innovation • Compassion • Community • Integrity MERCY HOSPITAL FOUNDATION 2 MOUNT ST. MARY’S HOSPITAL FOUNDATION 4 SISTERS HOSPITAL FOUNDATION 6 KENMORE MERCY FOUNDATION 8 MERCY HOSPITAL FOUNDATION 2019 Board of Directors Daniel Joyce, Fiegl, Carr & Joyce Law Firm* CONTINUING & HOME CARE FOUNDATION 10 Sharon Prise Azurin, Phillips Lytle, LLP Laura M. Bickert, Bank of America Merrill Lynch DONOR IMPACT & FINANCIAL REPORT 12 Neil Farrell, Farrell Financial, LLC Martin Griffith, BankOnBuffalo KENMORE MERCY FOUNDATION V incent O. Hanley, Bond, Schoeneck & King, PLLC 2019 Board of Directors R urik C. Johnson, MD, Surgical Associates of WNY Mark Keller, Keller Technology Corporation* Richard A. Serra, Allpro Parking R aymond P. Crane, CPA, Brock, Schechter & Polakoff, LLP John Shaflucas, Shaflucas Architects James Rykowski, Evans Bank Dr. Jeffrey P. Steinig, Mercy Hospital of Buffalo Lee Ann Vogt, Community Volunteer M ark A. Sullivan, President & CEO, Catholic Health** J onathan Amoia, Sandhill Investment Management Ann L. Swan, Community Volunteer Laura A. Colca, Esq, Goldberg Segalla James Tilley, Community Volunteer D orothy Ferguson, The Ferguson Family Foundation E ddie M. Bratko, President, Mercy Hospital of Buffalo** Michael Gough, MD, Kenmore Mercy Hospital K enneth Eckhert III, MD, Mercy Hospital of Buffalo** Anthony B. H. Habib, The Habib Charitable Fund Bryan C. Wittman, Dry Creek Group Molly Hugar, M&T Bank D eanna N. Messinger, Executive Director, Mercy Hospital Foundation** Walter Ludwig, President, Kenmore Mercy Hospital** Laura Nutty, Development Specialist Dan Paolini, NexxusPoint Lauren McDaniel, Administrative Assistant T odd J. Potter, Jr., Esq., The Law Office of Todd J. Potter Nicholas Salvatore, Salvatore’s Hospitality MOUNT ST. MARY’S HOSPITAL FOUNDATION D. Michael Slate II, MD, Kenmore Mercy Hospital 2019 Board of Directors Mark A. Sullivan, President & CEO, Catholic Health** Joseph A. Ieraci, Aries Transportation* Mark Tillmanns, Evans Bank Kate Cumbo, Community Volunteer S usan M. Jandzinski, Executive Director, Kenmore Mercy Foundation** Robert P. Ingrasci, Lumsden McCormick Elizabeth Russin, Development Specialist Anthony Eugeni, Woods Oviatt Gilman Thomas Austen, Wurlitzer Building SISTERS HOSPITAL FOUNDATION Lyn Dyster, Community Volunteer 2019 Board of Directors J ames Fernandez, George Optical & Board of Associates** Thomas Bestpitch, Prodigy Surgical Mary Knotts, Community Volunteer M arilyn M. Boehler, RN, Sisters of Charity Hospital Volunteer Dr. Donald Largo, Associate Chair of Surgery Martin Boryszak, Sr. Vice President Acute Care** David Maries, Community Volunteer Gregory Emminger, Carubba & Company L aura Markle, Chiampou Travis Besaw & Kershner, LLP Lisa Gelman-Koessler, MD, Buffalo OB/GYN Geoffrey McDermid, McDermid Financial Group A li Ghomi, MD, Piver Center for Women’s Health & Wellness Mary Ricciardi, St. Francis Guild Brian Gwitt, Woods Oviatt Gilman LLP Martin Shimmel, Community Volunteer Rose Hoffman, Community Volunteer Mark A. Sullivan, President & CEO, Catholic Health** Kawanza Humphrey, Key Bank, NA C J Urlaub, President, Mount St. Mary’s Hospital** Michael Knott, LAWLEY Allison Violante, Flashes of Hope M atthew D. McKenna, Heffernan Insurance Brokers J ulie R. Berrigan, Executive Director, Mount St. Mary’s Hospital Foundation** R obert J. Powalski III, Alliance Advisory Group, Inc. Christine O’Hara, Development Specialist James Roaldi, M&T Bank Roxanne Jakubowski, Administrative Assistant A my M. Schmit, SUNY Buffalo Research Foundation Zachary P. Schneider, FIFTEEN* SHARED DEVELOPMENT TEAM John R. Sinclair, Hoffman Hanafin & Associates Craig A. Harris, Vice President of Development Joan Stovroff, Stovroff & Taylor Realtors† Kate Heidinger, Director of Development Mark A. Sullivan, President & CEO, Catholic Health** Jillian Connor, Annual Giving Officer R oger Walcott, MD, FACS, RPVI, Vascular & Endovascular Center of WNY Deidre Dawkins, Database Analyst Pamela Ward, The Marillac Guild Kathleen Hannel, Accountant Joyce V. Williams, Univera Healthcare Jessica Marshall, Administrative Assistant A nne E. Snyder, Executive Director, Sisters Hospital Foundation** *Chair of the Board Megan Smith, Development Specialist **Ex-officio Jessica Rueda, Administrative Assistant †Deceased Living Our Values 2 Team Effort At Mercy Hospital, the core value of reverence honors the dignity and uniqueness of each person by working in collaboration with patients. That collaboration saved Sal Buscaglia’s life. As a Division I college women’s basketball coach for nearly Once he returned home, he had a strong 40 years, Sal admits he lived an unhealthy lifestyle: long days, heart and no notable neuro damage, late nights, and game day stress. But he never thought he and he continued to recover with Mercy would have a heart attack—especially the type doctors call Home Care and Cardiac Rehab at Mercy a widow-maker. Ambulatory. Taken to Mercy Hospital, Sal was cared for by an entire “The Mercy Hospital team gave this team of doctors, nurses, and other professionals. Doctors coach the ultimate win—they saved immediately inserted a stent to free blockage in his heart. my life,” says Sal. He was then moved to neuro-intensive care because brain damage was of concern. Pictured above Sal Buscaglia, grateful patient at Mercy Hospital of Buffalo Eventually surgeons had to install an ECMO to provide cardiac and respiratory support. Sal remained in a coma for six days while on the ECMO in Mercy’s cardiovascular intensive care unit. As his health improved, Sal transitioned to the specialized cardiac floor and then to the Medical Rehab Unit at Mercy. Donor Spotlight Road to Recovery A collaborative effort at Mercy Hospital accelerated healing for Scott Bieler and shone a light on the medical team’s core value of reverence for every life. When friends tell Scott Bieler he is a walking miracle, he says it’s Annette Smith. “They all worked together because his dream team at Mercy Hospital was made up of some to give me my life back,” Scott says. of the hardest working angels he ever met.
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    Leelanau Conservancy Conserving the Land, Water and Scenic Character of Leelanau County 2013 Annual Report and Spring 2014 Newsletter Leelanau Forever: Protecting This Place We Love n late November, the Leelanau Enterprise featured our IClay Cliffs Natural Area project on its front page. The Conservancy, along with Leland Township, had just finalized the purchase of this unbelievably beautiful 104-acre property, with 1,700 feet of frontage on both Lake Michigan and Lake Leelanau. We loved the Enterprise story headline which shouted, “Ours!” along with a beautiful photo. When you think about it, the word “Ours” pretty much sums up all of the natural areas we have preserved for public enjoyment. Houdek Dunes, DeYoung, Chippewa Run, the Lake Leelanau Narrows, Swanson Preserve, Crystal River just to name a few…and now, Clay Cliffs. These special places are all collectively “Ours.” They are ours to enjoy, to find wonder in, to explore with our families. In our 25-year history, we have also protected thousands of acres of private lands and working farms with a legal tool called a conservation easement. We can’t call these places “Ours,” but there’s no denying that everyone who loves Leelanau is the beneficiary when important farm and natural lands are protected. Private protected lands give us some of the most stunning roadside views, they protect our water quality and wildlife, and they produce the local foods we all adore. Finalizing the Clay Cliffs purchase was just a part of a record-breaking 25th Anniversary year. In 2013 we protected an impressive 912 acres, bringing our 25-year total to nearly 11,000 acres.