2014–2015 Annual Report

Advancing Medical Transport Worldwide through Support of Research, Education and Outreach MedEvac Foundation International

About Us Dear MedEvac Foundation Donors and Friends, The MedEvac Foundation International What a wonderful and exciting year it has been for the MedEvac Foundation is an international non-profit 501C (3) International as we continue to support the Air Medical and Critical Care Ground charitable organization headquartered in Transport Industry. the Washington, DC area. The Founda- I’d like to focus on the success we’ve had in many of the programs you support. tion helps the Association of Air Medi- Our research projects are continuing to focus on important issues in our industry. cal Services (AAMS) represent the Air Medical and the Critical Care Ground This past year we funded one of our largest research projects to date, a study on Transport Industry. Since 2005, the the “Sleep-Wake Patterns and Real Time Fatigue Reduction in EMS Clinicians.” MedEvac Foundation International has Additionally, we have been working on our second Economic Impact Study look- supported research, education, and ing at the downstream revenues to a hospital resulting from MedEvac services. outreach programs enhancing our ability Our grant for the “Creating HEMS Capacity in Developing Nations” project has to provide quality medical care as well as been awarded and we’re looking forward to updating our donors shortly. safe and effective air and ground medical We also continue to fund continuing education opportunities, such as scholar- transportation for every patient-in-need. ships to the AAMS Medical Transport Leadership Institute and the AAMS Safety Additionally, we fund programs and charitable activities that support AAMS’ Management Training Academy. Thanks to your support, we are increasing the members and their families, who serve number of scholarships we provide for our industry members. Although we hope their communities with pride and com- we never have to use the money, we continue to offer support for the families of mitment throughout the crew members who lose their lives while providing air medical and critical care and around the world. ground services through our Family Grant Fund and Children’s Scholarship Fund.

During AMTC 2014 in Nashville, TN, the Foundation brought back its popular golf Vision tournament and hosted a benefit concert by the Steep Canyon Rangers. We are To be the international air medical and looking forward to another successful golf tournament and concert at AMTC critical care ground transport commu- 2015 in Long Beach, CA. nity’s leading charitable organization. As you read this letter we have kicked off the Second Great American Safety Mission Drive (GASD). The 2015 GASD is our largest fundraising activity of our current year. During last year’s inaugural event the Foundation raised over $140,000. The MedEvac Foundation International Our heartfelt thanks go to Howard and Terri Ragsdale and Rod and Judie Crane supports the Association of Air Medical for their initiative in planning and executing the event. This year’s goal is to raise Services, its members, their families, and the patients they serve by: $250,000 earmarked for safety programs as this remains a top priority for the MedEvac Foundation and the Association of Air Medical Services. • Investing in and supporting research that improves the quality, safety, As the Chairman of your Board of Trustees, I recognize that our MedEvac Foun- and effectiveness of Air Medical dation could not achieve its goals and objectives without your steadfast support. and Critical Care Ground Transport Your tax-deductible contributions are sincerely appreciated as together we are programs making a difference in the lives of our industry members and supporters.

• Developing professional education Your support is crucial to the continued success of the MedEvac Foundation. and information programs Making a donation is easy. To make your gift or pledge this year, please use the • Fostering public support for the Air inserted envelope to donate, visit the MedEvac Foundation website to make a Medical and Critical Care Ground donation online, or contact our Foundation staff. Transport Industry’s contributions to On behalf of the Board of Trustees and the Staff, as well as all those we are privi- saving lives, our health care sys- leged to serve, “Thank You!” tems, and our communities • Supporting AAMS’ members and their families through scholarships, grants, and other charitable pro- David P. Thomson, MS, MD, MPA, FACEP, CMTE grams Chairman of the Board

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Children’s Scholarship Fund Children who have suffered the loss of a parent in an air medical or critical care ground transport accident are eligible for financial assistance through our Chil- dren’s Scholarship Fund. Two $2,500 scholarships are awarded annually to deserving students entering or enrolled in college. One scholarship is for a child who has lost a parent in an air medical transport accident and one is for a child who has lost a parent in a critical care ground transport accident.

Family Grant Fund Our Family Grant Fund provides financial assistance to families of air and ground medical crew members and their patients immediately following a fatal or seri- ous accident to cover unanticipated expenses. These expenses include travel and lodging, leave of absence, childcare, medical expenses, and bereavement ser- vices. Our Family Grant Fund is a gift that does not need to be applied for or ever repaid. The program will distribute checks from MedEvac Foundation directly to the next of kin.

Vision Zero Upholding safety as the first priority at all levels is es- sential. Thanks to programs like Vision Zero, promoting a culture of safety is made easily available. Created by AAMS, and funded by the MedEvac Foundation Inter- national with generous support from Airbus Helicop- ters, Vision Zero and the Vision Zero Toolbox provides anyone seeking to improve their program’s or their own personal safety infrastructure. Through the free exchange of information, safety is kept at the forefront of everyone’s mind. Vision Zero and the Vision Zero Toolbox will continue to identify specific products and services that will be available for everyone involved in transport medicine to use in their programs.

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MTLI Scholarship “We need to use our voices to The MedEvac Foundation Interna- show the importance of what we tional awards an annual scholarship do, how we do it every day, and to the Medical Transport Leadership what we can do to make this a safer Institute (MTLI), made possible profession for both air and ground,” through a donation from Metro states Ms. Clark. “I hope to attend Aviation, Inc. the 2015 SMTA and take in as much knowledge as possible from the MTLI participants develop leadership and manage- industry experts and take that knowledge and skill set ment skills through formal education programs. Both back to my department and implement new safety management theory and its direct practical applica- practices.” tion to the industry are heavily emphasized. This scholarship is awarded based on the applicant’s active SMTA Scholarship involvement, industry achievement level, and commit- In response to the need for safety management edu- ment to critical care transport services. cation for medical transport leaders, the Foundation The 2015 recipient of the Medical Transport Leadership asked experts to develop a rigorous safety education Institute Scholarship was Dr. Andrew Latimer, MD, course utilizing formal classroom hours, mandatory University of Cincinnati Air Care and Mobile Care Flight student participation, and written testing. Thus the Physician. Safety Management Training Academy (SMTA) was We admire Dr. Latimer’s dedication to critical care born. The Association of Air Medical Services held the transport and to maximizing patient outcomes dur- inaugural SMTA at Oglebay in Wheeling, WV in June ing pre-hospital treatment. He is currently an active 2010. Graduates of the two-year program received a Flight Physician and Senior Resident at the University certificate of completion and were invited to partici- of Cincinnati, Department of Emergency Medicine. pate in more in-depth programs on specific safety Dr. Latimer is also active in the National Association management topics. of EMS Physicians (NAEMSP), American College of The MedEvac Foundation International congratulates Emergency Physicians (ACEP), and the Air Medical its 2015 Safety Management Training Academy Schol- Physician Association (AMPA) arship recipient Charlotte Clark, EMT-P, CCP-C, FP-C, CMTE. Ms. Clark is the Safety Officer and an active “My motivations to attend MTLI are twofold. I hope to Flight Paramedic for Carilion Clinic Patient Transpor- gain leadership and management skills related to criti- tation and Carilion Clinic Life-Guard in Roanoke, Va. cal care transport medicine that are largely ignored in She received the scholarship based on her passion to the standard emergency medicine curriculum, as well implement safety and affect change in our industry. as foster a larger professional network to bring back to Air Care and Mobile Care as I take a larger leadership role within the program as a senior resident and men- tor,” says Dr. Latimer. Upcoming MTLI and SMTA Dates:

AAMS Medical Transport Leadership Institute (MTLI) Applications for both scholarships will be open April 24–29, 2016, Wheeling, WV in October 2015. Contact the MedEvac Founda- tion International office with any questions at April 23–28, 2017, Wheeling, WV (703) 836-8732. AAMS Safety Management Training Academy (SMTA) June 13–17, 2016, Carlsbad, CA

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Grants Dr. Patterson and colleagues also proposed a Phase 2 It is crucial that emergency care be available 24-hours that will be considered for funding upon completion of a day. However, shift work disrupts clinicians’ regular Phase 1. Phase 2 would test fatigue risk management circadian sleep cycles and their ability to be alert when intervention to improve alertness of EMS clinicians the pressure to sleep is greatest. Therefore, the Foun- during shift work as well as their overall health. This dation approved funding for Dr. Daniel Patterson to study will have a significant impact on the transporta- investigate sleep-wake patterns and real-time fatigue tion community. The debate on shift duration is unre- reduction in EMS Clinicians. solved. The relationships between shift duration, sleep, fatigue, and performance are complex and the data to The overarching goal of the study is to address “Edu- engage in the resolution of this issue is inadequate. cational techniques and technologies aimed at improv- ing patient care, critical decision making, safety, or “The Foundation is excited to support this study which other areas pertinent to transport medicine.” The Foun- I believe is vital to not only better work place environ- dation Board has approved Phase 1 of the study which ments, the safety of our industry’s professionals, and will involve a prospective observational study of sleep of every patient-in-need, but it will help improve the cycles, shift work duration, and behavioral alertness. level of patient care to an optimal level,” states Rick The analysis of Phase 1 data will focus on differences Sherlock, MedEvac Foundation International President between 12-hour versus 24-hour shifts. & CEO.

Special Events

Great American Safety Drive Silent Auction The inaugural Great American Safety Drive (GASD), Thanks to your support, the AMTC Silent Auction held in the spring of 2014, was a philanthropic event in Nashville raised nearly $12,000 last year! We aimed to promote safety in our medical transport pro- would like to express our sincere thanks to our grams across the nation. The 2014 GASD delivered host MedFlight of Ohio, our volunteers, and to safety presentations to 13 different host program our generous Silent Auction Donors. The proceeds locations, in 11 states, to more than 700 audience will support the Family Grant Fund and Children’s members across the United States. This two-week Scholarship Award programs. We are looking forward event resulted in unprecedented participation numbers to the continued success and fun of the Silent Auction for a single industry safety event. The GASD raised at AMTC 2015 in Long Beach, California. If you are over $140,000 to support safety research, education, interested in making a contribution to this event, programs such as Vision Zero, and more. please contact our Development Assistant, Kathleen From Medford, Oregon to Orlando, Florida; from India- Ott at [email protected]. Every donation, napolis, Indiana, to Phoenix, Arizona; the GASD hit the of any size, makes a difference and is sincerely road once again in 2015 to continue to spread safety appreciated. messages across our nation and raise crucial funds International/Global Forum for the MedEvac Foundation International. Look for the cars at more than 40 programs nationwide and on The Foundation hosted the 6th Global Forum at the the AMTC exhibit hall floor. Both routes will conclude AirMed World Congress in Rome. The topic was in Long Beach, California for the Air Medical Transport “Creating HEMS Capabilities in Emerging Nations.” Conference on October 19th. Make a pit stop at our The attendees had a powerful and effective conversa- website to make your contribution today! tion about lessons learned in their respective coun- tries. The Forum is an event for the industry to come together and discuss a variety of topics that apply globally. Look for our 7th International Forum at AMTC 2015 in Long Beach, CA in October.

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Benefit Concert Hero Retrieval: Nashville The MedEvac Foundation International would like to The 2014 Nashville Hero Retrieval brought together thank 2013 Grammy Winners, Steep Canyon Rangers some of our industry leaders for a common cause; for their unforgettable performance at the Ford Theatre to help the Foundation continue to invest in medical in Nashville, Tennessee. We would also like to thank transport research and education programs. Heroes our concert sponsors and every one that took the were “kidnapped” and had until sundown to ‘buy back’ opportunity to join us for such a wonderful night. We their hijacked rotor craft. Mission Accomplished. The hope you enjoyed the evening as much as we did! Hero Retrieval raised an impressive $140,000. We don’t At this year’s AMTC, the MedEvac Foundation is excit- anticipate another “kidnapping” until 2016, but, in the ed to host Big Sandy and His Fly Rite Boys, a western meantime, we commend the commitment and enthusi- swing/country boogie musical band from California to asm of our 2014 Hero Retrieval participants. perform at our benefit concert. Be sure to snag your AAMS Critical Care Skills Competition seat for this event when you register for AMTC 2015! Ten air medical transport teams competed in the AAMS Critical Care Skills Competition at the 2014 AMTC in Nashville, TN. Using CAE Healthcare patient simulators, the teams responded to a real-time medical emergency before a panel of judges and an audience of their peers. Golf Tournament A standard at AMTCs, the competition always brings The MedEvac Foundation hosted our 2014 Golf Tourna- out the best from crews around the globe. “Congratula- ment at the Hermitage Golf Course, General’s Retreat, tions” are extended to Chad Stoller and Jeff Thomas of a Masters Style golf course in Old Hickory, Tennessee. University of Michigan Survival Flight who brought the Combined, the golf tournament and benefit concert CAE Cup back to Michigan! Congratulations to all of the raised $90,000! This year’s tournament will be held at teams who participated. The Competition will be return- the extraordinary Skylinks at Long Beach Golf Course. ing to Long Beach, CA. Make sure you stop by to see The start time will be 7:30 AM with breakfast and some of the teams in action! lunch included and an awards ceremony to follow. AMTC Donor Reception Don’t forget to select golf registration when you regis- ter for this year’s AMTC! 2014 Winners include: By Invitation Only. The Donor Reception is our formal Winning Foursome: Rick Sherlock, Sue Sherlock, way to personally thank and publicly recognize our most Colin Henry, Gordon Sumner generous donors of the previous fiscal year (3/1/14- 2/28/15). We are very pleased to again acknowledge the 2nd Place Foursome: Seth Myers, Denver Myers, generosity of companies that have donated $25,000+, Daniel Sweeza, Joe Grygiel as well as individuals who have given $2,500+ in sup- 3rd Place Foursome: Bill Hougland, Sean Mulholland, port of the Foundation and its mission this past year. David Stuhlmiller, Brock Miller Most Honest Foursome: Bob Brant, Emilio Dalmasso, AMTC Donor Lounge Joe Hawke, Chuck Ross To demonstrate our appreciation for any individual who Longest Women’s Drive: Denver Myers has contributed at least $250 in the past twelve months Men’s Closest to Pin: James Helkey as well as corporations giving at least $5,000 the donor Special Thanks to our Concert and Tournament lounge debuted at the 2013 AMTC in Virginia Beach. Sponsors! Here you will find a quiet place to sit on a comfortable SevenBar Aviation Med-Trans Corporation couch while you access free WiFi so you can check e- Metro Aviation REACH Air Medical Services mail, call home, meet with colleagues, or enjoy refresh- Spectrum Aeromed Sikorsky Aircraft Corporation ments. Make your donation to the MedEvac Foundation Air Evac Lifeteam Pratt & Whitney Canada today and earn your admission to the Donor Lounge in EagleMed Seth and Denver Myers Long Beach, California.

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Leadership and Staff Rick Sherlock President/CEO Gordon Sumner Development Officer Kathleen Ott Development Assistant Kristin Discher Project Manager

Board of Trustees Members Chairman of the Board Joe Cook, Bradenton, FL Dave Thomson, MS, MD, MPA, FACEP, CMTE, Connie Eastlee, RN, MS, CMTE, Med-Trans Corpora- Vidant Medical Transport, Greenville, NC tion, Lewisville, TX Vice Chairman Russell MacDonald, MD, MPH, FRCPC, Ornge, On- Bruce Gullingsrud, Rotorcraft Services Group, Inc., tario, Canada Fort Worth, TX Kim Montgomery, MBA, CMTE, SevenBar Aviation, Treasurer Inc., , TX Johnny Delgado, MBA, EMT-P, CMTE, Mike Stanberry, Metro Aviation, Inc., Shreveport, LA Era Helicopters LLC, St. Augustine, FL Rick Sherlock (ex-officio), MedEvac Foundation Interna- Secretary tional, Alexandria, VA Rod Crane, Columbus, OH Immediate Past Chairman Kevin C. Hutton, MD, FACEP, CHC, Golden Hour, San Diego, CA

MedEvac Foundation International 2014–2015 Annual Report | 7 FY15 Donors (3/01/2014—2/28/2015): Outright Gifts

Partners Builders Lifeguard Air Ambulance ($100,000 to $249,999) ($2,500 to $4,999) Mecaer Aviation Group International MedBill Resources Air Methods Corporation Air Evac EMS, Inc. MedFlight - Billings Clinic Metro Aviation Association of Air Medical Services MedSTAR PHI Air Medical (AAMS) Memorial Healthsystem/Memorial Star Glad To Be Here Foundation, Inc. Transport Golden Hour Data Systems, Inc. Champions Memorial Hermann Life Flight Daniel and Joan Hankins Mercy Air Med (North Iowa) ($50,000 to $74,999) Med-Trans Corporation/ Arizona LifeLine Methodist Dallas Medical Center Airbus Helicopters REACH Air Medical Services Mississippi Association of Air Medical Bell Helicopter, A Textron Company Craig Yale Providers (MAAMP) Kimberly Montgomery Contributors Karen Mulvaney Benefactors Nationwide Children’s Hospital Critical ($25,000 to $49,999) ($1,000 to $2,499) Care Transport Team AgustaWestland AirMed International, LLC One Call Medical Transports Board of Certification for Emergency Able Engineering & Component Gerald Pagano Nursing Services PANDA Transport/OHSU Transport CAE Healthcare Aero Ambulancia, S.A. Timothy and Carolyn Pickering MedFlight Aero Med Spectrum Health Precision Heliparts Aerolite America LLC Regional One Med-Trans Corporation Air Ambulance Billing San Juan Regional Aircare Air Link ShandsCair Flight Program Leaders Air Reach Dba Med-Trans Corporation SkyLife Of Central California ($10,000 to $24,999) AIRLIFE - Denver STAT MedEvac AirLink Critical Care Transport Sunstar Paramedics Air Medical Journal Associates (AMJA) Airmed Teddy Bear Transport Air Medical Operators Association Apollo Medflight. LLC ThedaStar Air Medical ALFA-HELICOPTER, Spol. S.r.o. Dean Atchison David Thomson EagleMed, LLC Aviation Specialties Unlimited, Inc. Bruce Tischler John F. Throne & Co. Becker Avionics USA United Rotorcraft Marsh Corporate Services, Ltd. Fred Buttrell Milestone Aviation Group, LLC Vidant Medical Transport Caledonian Insurance Group, Inc. Seth and Denver Myers Callard Company SevenBar Aviation Capital Bank, N.A. Boosters Sikorsky Aircraft Corporation CareFlite ($500 to $999) Spectrum Aeromed Carilion Clinic Life-Guard Airbus Group, Inc. Turbomeca USA Children’s Mercy Critical Care Transport Appareo Systems Cleveland Metro Life Flight Chris Askew Sustainers Commission on Accreditation of Ian Badham ($5,000 to $9,999) Medical Transport Systems (CAMTS) Andrew Berry Johnny and Gail Delgado California Shock Trauma Air Rescue Lance Bospflug Jennifer Duvuvuei (CALSTAR) Brockway, Moran & Partners, Inc. Connie and Mike Eastlee Joseph Cook Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Flight For Life EMS Success Inc. Garmin U.S.A. Chris Gordon Christopher Hall HealthNet Aeromedical Services Brett Greenfield Andrew Hawk Kevin and Sandra Hutton Heli-One International Speedway Corporation LifeShield Alliance HELP Flight Michael Jasumback MedCare Hospital Wing Jill Johnson Pratt & Whitney Canada Corp. Indiana University Health - Lifeline Melanie Kelley Richard Sherlock Critical Care Transport Scott Lawrence Jet Support Services, Inc. (JSSI) Thomas Liebman Johns Hopkins Lifeline Critical Care Masco Service Corporation Transport Linda Meiner

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John Murphy Donna Clark Bill Hougland Kara Pointer Robyn Neely Jim Cole Ellen Hudes Linda Powell Steven Neher Columbus/Ft. Benning CFC Tim Hutchison Dane Pranke Ornge Combined Federal Gail Hutton Howard and Terri Ragsdale Michael Preissler Campaign, Southeastern Kim Hutton Jack Reichart Quality Aviation Instruments North Carolina Cathy Jaynes Andrew Reimer Michael Reid Kevin Connell Dan Johnson Rusty Robison Natasha Ross Jeanne Connor-Osborn Steven Johnson Steven Rockoff Jeff Schwartz Kelly Cox Marianne Jordan Daniel Roes Sierra Nevada Corporation Susan Crum David Kearns Stanley Rose Dudley Smith Jill Cruz Kenneth King Paul Ross Survival Flight Patrick Deroose Judith Kirchick Kris Ruhl Daniel Sweeza Clyde Deschamp Rita Kreisberg Lynda Rusinowski Brian Dietz Scott Kreisberg P. Shabay Judy Dike Lisa Lee Eric Shawger Friends Anthony DiNota Michael Lewis Susan Sherlock ($0 to $499) East Medical Center Life Lion Critical Care Mike Slattery Alaska CFC- United Way of Air One Life Link III Susan Smith Anchorage Jeanette Eaton Rodney Logan Jim Speier Lesa Armstrong Diana Echols Lisa Luckoski Charlann Staab Karen Arndt EHS LifeFlight Anuradha Luke Tammy Stephens Daniel Arnold Cheryl Erler Russell MacDonald Ed Stockhausen Deb Bagenstos Dave Evans Randy Mains William Stromberg Amanda Bailey Great Falls Area CFC Greg Maitlen David Stuhlmiller Cindy Bailey Ross Fay Lynn Malmstrom Gordon Sumner Serena Barnett Graeme Field Jenny Malstrom Curtis Surginer Norma Battaglia Jim Fogle Dawn Mancuso Eric Swanson Kristina Bauer Patrick Foley James Marra Eddy Sylvia Louis Bellace Fort Sill-Lawton CFC Dominick McCann Textron Matching Gift Ray Bennett Alan Garner Kelly McCollough Program Mark Berger Douglas Garretson Deborah McNamara Frank Thomas Bill & Melinda Gates Debbie Ginnfrost Lori Metayer Peter Tileny Foundation Matching Global Impact, CFC Edward Meyers Lois Troup Gifts Program Overseas Midlands Area CFC Kimberley Turner Trish Blake Janet Gross Brock Miller JoPaul Valles Sharon Boll Joseph Grygiel Hank Miller W.E.T.S. Water Egress Dawn Bolstad-Johnson Harriet Guggenheim James Mobley Training Systems Boston MedFlight/New Chuck Haczewski John Mohler Erik Waller England Life Flight, Inc. Nicole Hamilton Richard Morley Ian Walsh Amy Boutwell Elizabeth Hammons Rick Mosteller Janice Weatherred George Brown William Hanley Melissa Mozingo James Weaver William Bryant Michelle Hanson Robert Mullinax West Michigan Air Care Larry Bugg Doug Hasell Jeff Myers Laura Westley Daniel Bursch Health Care District Of Palm James Nania Debra Williams Andrew Cairns Beach County “Trauma Zack Napier Tiara Willis Care Flight Hawk” Ken Nemes Andrea Winning Carilion Clinic Police John Heffernan Monica Newman Kathleen Winter Betsy Casanave Donna Heiser Northwest Florida CFC Greg Xepoleas Carol Cash Brian Henley Kelvin Oakley Joan Yeoman CFC Puerto Rico Colin Henry David Oglesbee Linda Young Area Combined Maria Hernandez Erik Oltheten Perry Zimmerman Federal Campaign Greg Hildenbrand Outerlink Global Solutions Jane Chittick William Hinckley Michael Paston Ping Chu Terri Hoffman Tim Perkins Charlotte Clark Robert Holst David Pilkenton

MedEvac Foundation International 2014–2015 Annual Report | 9 Cumulative Lifetime Donors (3/01/97–2/28/15): Outright Gifts and Pledges

Chairman ($500,000+)

Executives ($250,000 to $499,999)

Partners ($100,000 to $249,999)

Patrons ($75,000 to $99,999)

Champions ($50,000 to $74,999)

Kevin and Sandra Hutton

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Benefactors ($25,000 to $49,999)

Mike Stanberry Jeffrey T. Tolbert Leaders ($10,000 to $24,999) Arkansas Children’s Hospital Dan and Joan Hankins Milestone Aviation Group Aviation Specialties Unlimited HealthNet Aeromedical Services Timothy and Carolyn Pickering Black Fund Development Honeywell/EMS Technologies Richard Sherlock Brockway, Moran & Partners Indiana University Health Shock Trauma Air Rescue Society CareFlite Intensive Air Sanford Health James “Russ” Spray Connie and Mike Eastlee Seth and Denver Myers STAT MedEvac Fitch & Associates Marsh Corporate Services Craig Yale Golden Hour Mayo Clinic Medical Transport

10 | 2014–2015 Annual Report MedEvac Foundation International FY15 Gifts In-Kind (3/01/14—2/28/2015) Financial Summary For the fiscal years ending February 28, 2015 and February 28, 2014 Statement of Revenues and Expenses Air Evac EMS, Inc. Jill Johnson FY2015 FY2014 AIRLIFE – Denver Legal Sea Foods AirLink Critical Care Transport LIFE FORCE Air Medical Revenues (Restated) AirMed International, LLC Life Link III Pledges and Contributions 419,853 423,276 Airmed-LifeFlight Map Sales & Service Sponsorship 338,736 26,000 Ann & Robert H. Lurie Mayo Clinic Medical Transport Auction Items & Other Sales 12,653 13,956 Children’s Hospital Of MedFlight Interest Income 401 355 Chicago Mercy Air Care Mercy Health Baldwin Aviation Safety & Center Total Revenues 771,643 463,587 Compliance Metro Aviation, Inc. Expenses Baxter International Inc. Michigan Association of Air Program Services 341,605 360,493 Bell Helicopter, A Textron Medical Providers Management & General 80,240 102,905 Company Ministry Spirit Medical Fundraising 174,535 83,531 Board of Certification for Transportation Services Emergency Nursing Medical Transport Company of Total Expenses 596,380 546,929 Boston MedFlight/New Arizona (MTC AZ) Change in Net Assets 175,263 (83,342) England Life Flight, Inc. National EMS Pilots Bound Tree Medical Association (NEMSPA) Net Assets, beginning of year 640,648 723,990 California Shock Trauma Air Nationwide Children’s Hospital Net Assets, end of year 815,911 640,648 Rescue (CALSTAR) Critical Care Transport Team Callard Company Monica Newman Balance Sheet CareFlight North Memorial Air Care Children’s Medical Center NSW Air Ambulance Assets Dallas Oglebay Resort Cash 601,533 371,259 Children’s Mercy Critical Care PHI Air Medical Group Pledges Receivable, net 337,451 583,890 Transport Pratt & Whitney Canada Corp. Other Receivable - - Cleveland Metro Life Flight REACH Air Medical Services Prepaid Expenses 699 6,250 Corvette Museum Regional One Property and Equipment, net 1,146 1,600 EagleMed, LLC Seven Bar Flying Service, Inc. Connie and Mike Eastlee ShandsCair Flight Program Total Assets 940,829 962,999 EHS Lifeflight Richard Sherlock Liabilities and Net Assets Emergency Health Services Shock Trauma Air Rescue Liabilities Department Of Health Society (STARS) Accounts Payable & Accrued Expenses 70,736 27,711 Flight For Life Colorado SkyTrac System, Ltd. Due to an affiliate 54,182 293,140 Garmin U.S.A. St. Vincent Life Flight/Mobile Deferred revenue - 1,500 Gibson & Barnes Stanford Life Flight Golden Hour STAT MedEvac Total Liabilities 124,918 322,351 Grace On Wings Tipsy Candle Company Net Assets Guardian Flight Turbomeca USA Unrestricted 485,649 514,006 HAWAII LIFE FLIGHT University of Michigan – Temporarily restricted 330,262 126,642 Hawke Aerospace Group Survival Flight HealthNet Aeromedical University Of Utah- Critical Total Net Assets 815,911 640,648 Services Care Total Liabilites and Net Assets 940,829 962,999 Kevin and Sandra Hutton UVA – Pegasus Interactive Safety Products, West Michigan Air Care Note: The financial results printed in this report are derived from Inc. the MedEvac Foundation’s audited financial statements for the fiscal year ended February 28, 2015, which contain an unqualified audit opinion. To view the complete audited financial statements, please visit the Foundation website.

2% FY2015 2015 5-Year Revenue & Expense Trend 1000 Revenue 14% Expense Revenues Analysis Analysis Expenses 800 44% 54% 29% 57% 600

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200 54% Pledges & Contributions 57% Program Services 44% Sponsorship 29% Fundraising 0 2% Auction Items & Other Sales 14% Management & General 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014

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