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2011 BON SECOURS RICHMOND HEALTH CARE FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT

We turn to the generosity of people BON SECOURS RICHMOND HEALTH CARE FOUNDATION like you to help people in need.

The Bon Secours Richmond Health Care Foundation raises charitable funds to help Bon Secours Richmond Health System address the community’s growing health care needs with compassion and excellence. Through charitable support, we are dedicated to helping create healthy communities, advancing clinical innovation and providing an extraordinary experience of care. BON SECOURS RICHMOND HEALTH CARE FOUNDATION

In partnership with the community, we are able to serve the greater good in ways far beyond the standard economic realities of health care. In order to meet the present and future demands of care in the communities we serve, Bon Secours depends on annual contributions from people who believe in our faith-based, mission-driven ministry. A MESSAGE FROM PETER J. BERNARD AND SISTER ANNE MARIE MACK, C.B.S. dear friends,

Let us begin by saying thank you.

We are humbled by the generosity of our donors, employees, physicians and volunteers who have committed to our mission through their generous financial support in 2011.

This has been a year of exciting accomplishments for our ministry, from expanding emergency services to rural areas of southside with St. Francis Watkins Centre to providing a record 17,000 free primary care visits to uninsured Virginians through the Care-A-Van mobile health clinic. For these achievements, we have you to thank.

Your gifts have made it possible to reach tens of thousands of Virginians through outreach, within our hospitals and through our many programs. Your generosity has helped us purchase state-of-the-art equipment that has given patients a better chance at beating cancer and other diseases. You’ve sent our nurses to continuing education, and through our forensic nursing program, you’ve helped us support victims of abuse.

Some donors give because their mothers have received compassionate care in hospice. Others share their resources to support clinical and academic excellence at the Bon Secours Memorial College of Nursing. Still more donate because they want to ensure world-class cardiac diagnosis and treatment across central Virginia. All give because they want their neighbors, friends and families to experience the excellent and compassionate health care for which Bon Secours is known.

We are honored by your commitment and look forward each day to serving this community in your name.

With warm regards,

Peter J. Bernard Sister Anne Marie Mack, C.B.S. Chief Executive Officer Sr. Vice President for Sponsorship Bon Secours Virginia Health System Bon Secours Richmond Health System

2011 BON SECOURS RICHMOND HEALTH CARE FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT 3 BON SECOURS HOSPICEMEMORIAL COLLEGE OF NURSING why I give...

kim Meyers was not a typical nursing student. Thanks to the excellent education she received and A wife and mother of three, Kim chose to leave her the constant and unwavering support of her family,

23-year career in the airline industry to pursue her Kim is living her passion today as a home health liaison

passion at the Bon Secours Memorial College at Bon Secours St. Mary’s Hospital. Kim works with

of Nursing. patients being discharged from the hospital who need further care at home. She serves as the link between

Between Kim’s anatomy classes and lab practicals, her the patients and the team of medical professionals

children’s homework and after-school activities, and overseeing their care. her husband’s job, it was a stressful couple of years at

the Meyers household. To be sure that future students have the support they need to be successful, Kim and her husband Dave

“Sometimes you stretch yourself,” Kim said. “I was decided to become donors to the Bon Secours

over 40, raising a family, staying up late. I still Memorial College of Nursing. “It’s because of my

attended most school functions and cooked dinner supportive family that I have been able to follow my

every night.” dream,” Kim said. “Dave and I wanted to make it

possible for other aspiring nurses without the same As hard as it was for Kim, many of her classmates support system to follow their dreams, too.” faced even greater challenges. “I saw a number of

students struggling financially, just with everyday Founded in 1961, the Bon Secours Memorial College

necessities,” Kim said. “It was really threatening to of Nursing educates nurses in a spirit of academic

derail their progress toward becoming a nurse.” and clinical excellence to serve the community with

genuine compassion and the highest clinical standards. COLLEGE OF NURSING Kim credits her family with her success in her new Graduates like Kim inspire us to continue to build career path. “If my husband and children hadn’t been healthy communities, advance clinical excellence and so amazingly supportive — financially and emotionally provide an extraordinary experience of care. — I wouldn’t have been able to devote the necessary

time and energy to my coursework.”

2011 BON SECOURS RICHMOND HEALTH CARE FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT pictured left: Kim Meyers 5 BON SECOURS CARE-A-VAN why I give...

giving back to the community is a way of life for the The Nichols family focuses their philanthropy on the Nichols family, a legacy left to brothers Jay, Keith and Care-A-Van because, as small business owners, they

Jeff by their late father, John Nichols. It was his humble know how much of a struggle it can be for many

beginnings that prompted the elder Nichols to contribute people to afford health insurance. “The Care-A-Van is

in a meaningful way to his community, and he raised his an invaluable resource to community members who

children to do the same. cannot afford basic health care,” said Jay. “I also like that I can directly see how my gift is impacting the

Today, the Nichols brothers are proud to honor their fa- Richmond community.” ther’s memory by giving to the Bon Secours Care-A-Van

mobile health clinics that serve the uninsured across metro- The brothers simply see their generosity as a part of

politan Richmond and Hampton Roads. who they are. “If you take from the community, you have to give back,” Keith said. “It’s what community is

“Our commitment to the community and serving the all about. When you give back, you grow as a person

uninsured is a direct result of the example our father set and as a community.” for us,” Jeff said. “It was taught to us at an early age — our

good fortune was to be shared.” The brothers share their Since 1994, the Bon Secours Care-A-Van mobile health

father’s business legacy as well. Today, they run clinics have provided free primary and urgent health

HandCraft Services, a full-service dry cleaning and care to thousands of uninsured families across central

health care linen business started by their father over Virginia and Hampton Roads. In 2011 alone, the Care-A-

40 years ago. Van provided for more than 17,000 patient visits. With the support of donors like the Nichols family, the Care- CARE-A-VAN The Nichols brothers raise money for the Care-A-Van A-Van will continue to play a role in building a healthy

through the annual golf tournament, and have actively community, one family at time. participated in the tournament for the past six years. Each

consecutive year, their commitment grows. This past year,

HandCraft Services was the major reception sponsor for

the annual event.

2011 BON SECOURS RICHMOND HEALTH CARE FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT pictured right: Jay, Keith and Jeff Nichols 7 BONGIVING SECOURS BACK TO HOSPICE THE COMMUNITY IN WHICH WE LIVE why I give...

health care began when she worked as a lab technician hen you combine three generations of philanthropy w in her 20s. When she met Dr. Kaminsky, she was imme- in Hanover with a talented cardiologist passionate about diately impressed that such world-class and compas- technology, you get better outcomes for patients at sionate care was available in her beloved Hanover. Bon Secours Memorial Regional Medical Center.

“This hospital is in my community, and I like keeping Thanks to a generous gift from Edna S. Hopkins, Memorial things in Hanover,” she said. “Dr. Kaminsky is not only Regional was able to purchase an ILUMIEN™ cardiovascular passionate about his work, but he also has a sense of imaging system. This technology helps cardiologists like humor. And a little humor can be comforting to people Dr. Brian Kaminsky see inside the heart with amazing detail, when they are frightened.” making a big difference in caring for patients with

dangerous blockages. For Brenda’s family, health care is an increasingly

important focus of their philanthropy. Mary Butler’s “We’ve had ultrasound technology for a long time,” said interest in science compelled her to join her mother in Dr. Kaminsky. “But looking through an ultrasound is like learning about Dr. Kaminsky’s work. looking through a windshield on a rainy night compared to

what we see with this machine.” “I have always cared about health care but find it much

more important to me as I get older,” Brenda said. “I Edna’s daughter, Brenda Hopkins Eggleston, and her like living, and I want good health care where children, David and Mary Butler, started the Cecil R. and I live.” Edna S. Hopkins Family Foundation, in honor of her mother

and in memory of her father, who died suddenly of a heart Dr. Kaminsky is always striving to bring the latest tech- attack almost 12 years ago. For Brenda, giving back is part nologies to Memorial Regional. “Philanthropic support MY COMMUNITY HOSPITAL of who she is and where she comes from. is so important. It allows us to adopt new technologies

early — and that has a big impact on our patients.” A lifelong resident of Hanover County, Brenda serves on

the Community Advisory Board at Memorial Regional and

recently joined the Foundation Board. Brenda’s interest in

2011 BON SECOURS RICHMOND HEALTH CARE FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT pictured left: David Eggleston. Brenda Eggleston and Mary Butler Eggleston 9 BON SECOURS HEALTH SYSTEM VOLUNTEERS why I give...

Memorial Regional’s Volunteer Auxiliary recently hen you arrive at a Bon Secours Richmond hospital, w donated $150,000 for a community garden at the the first person you’re likely to see is one of our volunteers. hospital, a space for patients and families to The true front line with patients, families and visitors, experience nature. The money raised will also Bon Secours volunteers give the greatest gift — their time. support renovations to the Peacock Courtyard

and the Memorial Regional chapel. The group will You’ll see them in their blue jackets, working in the gift celebrate 500,000 hours of service this summer. shop at St. Mary’s, delivering flowers to new moms at

Memorial Regional, welcoming hospital visitors to Richmond Community boasts a volunteer force of St. Francis, and escorting patients to and from their rooms more than 50, and St. Francis volunteers help in almost at Richmond Community. every unit of the hospital. This dedicated and active

group raised more than $100,000 last year to fund Volunteers across the health system not only give their you peace hospital projects, including warmers for the neonatal give time, but they also raise money through gift shop proceeds intensive care unit, as well as the St. Francis Care Fund, and other fundraising initiatives to enhance the quality which helps ease patients’ transitions from the hospital of care at our hospitals. giving back home. makes good The St. Mary’s Volunteer Auxiliary recently pledged $1.6 happen Many volunteers choose to become Volunteers million to update the lobby and retail corridor, an area Forever, supporting the mission of Bon Secours where families wait anxiously for news about their loved through a special planned giving program just for ones. Extending their ministry of hospitality, they have volunteers. By leaving a bequest through Volunteers contributed $300,000 to help build a new guest house Forever, volunteers can continue to make an impact for St. Mary’s. on the patients and families whose lives they have

touched through their years of service to Bon Secours.

2011 BON SECOURS RICHMOND HEALTH CARE FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT pictured right: Alicia Ordona, Tequila Suggs, Hattie Davis, Ann Marshall 11 Because you give... There are so many reasons for giving.

Cancer Care Fund: Supporting all the cancer programs and services of the Bon Secours Richmond Health System, our Cancer Care Fund helps to ensure access to innovative treatments and equipment. The fund also provides …our …clinical …patients resources for community education, screening programs, palliative care and post-treatment survivorship support. community is innovation is experience Community Services Fund: Supporting an array of services and programs that help Bon Secours Richmond healthier. advancing. extraordinary System fulfill its promise to provide good help to those in need, including Pediatric Asthma Education, Safe Landings and Every Woman’s Life programs, the powerful impact of this Fund is perhaps most visible in the daily mission work care. of the Care-A-Van, our mobile operation that provides urgent and primary health care at no cost to more than 1,500 • Breast cancer survivor • Nursing student Heather Vaughn uninsured Virginians each month. • Ashley Patterson and 60 other Rene Reams attended her developed real-world skills in a new Bon Secours nurses are grateful to granddaughter’s school play this Clinical Simulation Center at the Bon Cullather Brain Tumor Quality of Life Center: The Cullather Brain Tumor Quality of Life Fund supports a learn the very latest advancements year. Rene and more than 700 Secours Memorial College variety of resources and programs designed to provide practical help and emotional strength to patients and their in medicine through continuing women received free cancer of Nursing. families after a brain tumor diagnosis. education at the world-class screenings through Bon Secours’ Magnet Conference. Every Woman’s Life Program. • A hospice patient at home is Forensic Nursing: The Forensic Nursing Fund supports the specialized training of nurses who assist in evidence comforted to know that her nurse collection, patient observation, criminal procedures and legal testimony in order to serve as a bridge between the • Patients, families and • One-year-old Brandon can check her vitals every day medical and criminal justice communities. The Fund also provides clothing, toys and comfort for this vulnerable caregivers can rest and reflect in Kenney’s mom Mildred received through a telehealth monitor. population in abusive situations. the Healing and Community support from Richmond Garden at Memorial Regional Community’s Center for Healthy • Heart failure patient Eva Ross Hospice: The Hospice Fund supports the practical and emotional needs of patients with advanced, life-threatening Medical Center. Beginnings. The Center helps teaches Sunday school again thanks illnesses so they may live out their remaining days with dignity and in comfort. From supporting hospice caregivers in

expectant families with to the left ventricular assist device the home to providing durable medical equipment, this Fund also helps families deal with the loss of a loved one. This • Forensic Nurse Examiner everything from healthy prenatal that does the pumping work of partner to the Amy & Charles Millhiser Hospice Fund, an endowed fund to maintain our hospice program in the future, Bonnie Price provides care and nutrition to installing a car seat. her heart. provides funds for immediate needs. testifies on behalf of victims of sexual and physical abuse. Her • An uninsured mom new to International Mission Funds: The Salva Vida Fund supports mission trips to Haiti, Honduras and Belize to specially trained team stands by Richmond was able to enroll her offer vital medical assistance and hope to people living in extreme poverty. While team physicians volunteer their time 24 hours a day. sons in school thanks to a free and pay for their own travel, this Fund helps offset expenses for equipment, medicine and other supplies. The Haitian physical and vaccines provided Health Care Ministry Fund is dedicated to maternal and children’s health needs in the Central Plateau. by the Care-A-Van mobile health clinic. Noah’s Children: The only pediatric hospice and palliative care program in central Virginia, Noah’s Children provides comprehensive care, through an interdisciplinary team approach, for the mind, body and spirit of infants, children and adolescents who have been diagnosed with a life-threatening illness, and their families.

Nursing Excellence: The Nursing Excellence Care Fund provides education and development opportunities for all nurses in order to foster professional excellence that will improve the quality of patient care. This fund supports extensive advanced training and education opportunities for nurses so that they have access to the latest evidence-based medicine and can stay ahead of a rapidly changing health care landscape.

Patient Care Funds: Patient Care Funds were established by the volunteers at each hospital to support discharged patients who are in financial distress. The Patient Care Funds may provide assistance that is critical to the patient’s recovery and healing process, such as medications, medical supplies and equipment.

pictured left: Rene Reams (center) with her daughter and granddaughters

2011 BON SECOURS RICHMOND HEALTH CARE FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT For a complete list of ways to give, visit www.bsvaf.org/richmond 13 GIVING/DONORS 2011 Fleur-de-Lis Society

Radiation Oncology Associates Dr. and Mrs. Fred J. McGlynn Pamela E. Kiser, M.D. BDO USA, LLP Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Flood Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm M. Randolph Metropolitan Health Foundation Drs. Karsten F. Konerding and Hazle S. Konerding Dr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Beck Ms. Deidre L. Foerster This list reflects recorded contributions Mr. David W. Reynolds Mrs. Anna M. Nussbaum Kevin H. Latz, M.D. Judge and Mrs. Richard A. Bennett, Ret. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew C. Foldenauer received or pledged during the period Richmond Community Hospital Foundation Odell Associates, Inc. Drs. Jessica N. and Christopher T. Leffler Richard L. Bennett, M.D. Mr. Robert Fortini Richmond Emergency Physicians, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth Olshansky Turner M. Lewis, M.D. Mrs. Nancy Berger Sherry W. Fox, Ph.D., R.N., C.N.R.N. January 1, 2011, to December 31, 2011. Senior Connections Mr. R. Ford Reid Dr. Charles D. Magnant and Dr. Anne L. King Ms. Leigh T. Bernard Mrs. Misty D. Freeman Sheltering Arms Hospital Foundation Richmond Memorial Health Foundation Maquet Cardiovascular US Sales LLC Susan J. Bodin, Ph.D. Mr. and Mrs. William D. Fuchs Dr. and Mrs. Sunil Sinha Ricoh Cara D. Marks, M.D. Ms. Sharon Boggio Dr. and Mrs. Lockett W. Garnett Sisters of Bon Secours USA Samuel T. Byron Junior Charitable Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm S. McDonald Bon Secours Richmond Health System Mr. G. Waddy Garrett Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Smartt Ms. Pamela Schutz Medtronic CardioVascular Ms. Gloria H. Booker Ms. Robin D. Gilbert platinum 10,000+ Dr. and Mrs. Ernest J. Sorini Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Spine Bobbette L. Newsome, M.D. Dr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Borzelleca Mrs. Sandra S. Gillum Anonymous In loving memory of Spinella, Owings & Shaia, P.C. Tilghman Family Fund of The Community Drs. Brian J. Pacious and Cheryl S. Pacious Dr. and Mrs. David M. Bowman Mr. James C. Godwin, Jr. Charlotte and Paul Durland St. Mary’s Hospital Volunteers Foundation Alan Padgett, M.D. Dr. and Mrs. John D. Bowman Ms. Jennifer M. Goins Anthony F. & Susan M. Markel Fund Mr. and Mrs. L. Mark Stepanian Mr. and Mrs. G. Tilghman Mr. and Mrs. William T. Patrick, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Bradford Mr. and Mrs. William H. Goodwin, Jr. of The Community Foundation Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation Union First Market Bank Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Pearson Mr. Frank B. Bradley, III Mr. and Mrs. Mark M. Gordon Avon Foundation Breast Care Fund Mr. Adam R. Thalhimer Virginia Sargeant Reynolds Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Robert G. Powell Ms. Carolyn L. Bratcher Grace Hospital Alumnae Association Bank of America Matching Gifts Program Bobby and Marilyn Thalhimer Dr. and Mrs. Gary R. Zeevi Susan Prizzia, M.D. Matthew L. Brengman, M.D. Ms. Martha A. Grammer Barbara J. Thalhimer & William B. Thalhimer, Jr., Family Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Thalhimer Pro Printing Kathleen A. Brosnan, M.D. Melanie Green, Ph.D., R.N., C.N.E. Fund of The Community Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Stanton L. Thalhimer silver 2,500+ Mr. and Mrs. Jon Rast Mrs. Ann Lee Saunders Brown Mr. and Mrs. C. Turner Grier Dr. and Mrs. Mark R. Bladergroen Ms. Barbara Thalhimer and Mr. James H. Whiting Mr. and Mrs. John G. Adamson Richmond Physical Therapy Corporation Dr. and Mrs. Peter W. Brown Mr. and Mrs. John W. Grubbs Blind Squirrel LLC Ms. Mary Christina Thalhimer Athenahealth, Inc. William H. Shafer, Jr., M.D. Ms. Amy S. Burkholder Ms. Mary P. Halsted Bon Secours Health System, Inc. The Cabell Foundation Dr. and Mrs. William N. Azie Sandra Shelley, M.D. Ms. Mary E. Burleigh Mrs. Stacy Hankins Bon Secours Richmond Health System The Community Foundation Serving Richmond & Todd B. Baird, M.D. Timothy J. Shephard, Ph.D. Mr. and Mrs. Everett C. Campbell Hanover Country Farm Bureau Mission Department Central Virginia Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Barr Susan and Mark Sisisky Ms. Pamela Campbell Hanover Rotary Club Bon Secours St. Francis Gift Shop The Crescent Group, LLC Drs. Jessica Berliner and David M. Capuzzi, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Alex S. Sleeker Judge and Mrs. Richard B. Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey M. Harper Ms. Elizabeth M. Bourke The Edwards Lifesciences Fund Dr. and Mrs. Robert R. Beskin Lori V. Smithson, M.D. The Honorable and Mrs. Eric Cantor Ms. Ann T. Haynes Mrs. Carolyn D. Brown The Mary Morton Parsons Foundation Mr. and Mrs. William C. Boinest St. Edward Catholic Church Mr. and Mrs. John Carpin Ms. Virginia C. Heatwole Ms. Jill R. T. Campbell The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Bon Air Rotary Club Mr. and Mrs. Jordan H. St. John Mr. and Mrs. John T. Carrico Ms. Terry B. Heil Cecil R. & Edna S. Hopkins Family Foundation The Titmus Foundation, Inc. Bon Secours Medical Group St. Jude Medical, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Henry M. Cheng Mr. Vernard W. Henley Ms. Brenda Hopkins Eggleston The Wilbur Moreland Havens Charitable Foundation Mr. Adam C. Booser Dr. and Mrs. Mark S. Stensland Mr. and Mrs. Henry T. Childress Mr. and Mrs. Anthony D. Herbert Ms. Mary Butler Eggleston Taryn Torre, M.D., and Mayer Grob, M.D. James E. Bosworth, M.D. Dr. and Mrs. Richard A. Szucs Mr. and Mrs. Alfred D. Chiles Mrs. Patricia Hertel Mr. David Eggleston Dr. and Mrs. George A. Trivette Mr. and Mrs. Colin F. Campbell Dr. and Mrs. Gary L. Taylor Church of the Epiphany Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Hill Dr. Judith C. Chin and Dr. Timothy J. Marqueen Uniform City Care Advantage, Inc. The Board for Women’s Health Mr. and Mrs. John H. Click, Jr. Hirschler Fleischer Mr. and Mrs. Carter C. Chinnis United Way of Greater Richmond & Petersburg Drs. Douglas E. Cook and Cherie Scheer The Church Hill Irish Festival Dr. and Mrs. Robert J. Cohen Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Huebner Mr. William S. Clarke, Jr. Virginia Health Care Foundation Mr. and Mrs. James E. Cromer The General Investment & Development Companies Ms. Kimberly A. Coleman Mr. and Mrs. Anthony G. Humphrey Commonwealth Neonatology, Inc. Jo Anne D. Walker, M.D. Drs. David G. Disler and Robin S. Disler Mr. and Mrs. John G. Turner Mr. and Mrs. Merle L. Colglazier Mr. and Mrs. Alvin B. Hutzler, II Commonwealth of Virginia Timothy J. Wallace, M.D. Mark S. Dixon, M.D. Mark E. Vaughn, M.D. Ms. Brenda B. Colley Mr. Joseph L. Ingold Commonwealth Radiology, P.C. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wayland Jean M. Dufour, M.D. Verizon Wireless HopeLine Ms. Kathryn Connerton Dr. and Mrs. Richard A. Jackson, Jr. Mr. Kevin Curtis Mrs. Marilyn H. West Ms. Sarah Dunn Victory Tabernacle Church of God Mr. Charles P. Cooke, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Hans F. Jensen Daily Planet Incorporated West Charitable Lead Annuity Trust Dr. and Mrs. David P. Ekey Gregg D. Weinberg, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Courain, Jr. Barry L. Katchinoff, M.D. and Associates, P.C. Department of Health and Human Services West Second Charitable Lead Annuity Trust Endologix, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur D. Whittaker Mr. William G. Crutchfield Kathryn and W. Harry Schwarzschild Fund E. Rhodes & Leona B. Carpenter Foundation Mr. and Mrs. James M. Wilson, III Evelyn E. and Richard J. Gunst Foundation Dean C. Williams, M.D., M.B.A. Mr. Brian Deignan Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Kees Estate of Gerald Morgan Mr. and Mrs. D. Kyle Woolfolk, Jr. Maurice F. Finnegan, Jr., M.D. Janette L. Worthington, M.D. Ms. Franchesca T. Delisser Kimberly-Clark Corporation Florence S. & Robert W. Cabaniss Foundation Woolfolk Medical Group Mrs. Mardee A. Fuller Dell Services Mrs. Tracy King For the Love of Molly Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Paulo M. Gazoni FLEUR-DE-LIS 1,000+ Mrs. Michelle L. Dickerson Ms. Helen S. Kitchens Ms. May H. Fox GOLD 5,000+ Dr. and Mrs. Randall M. Geldreich Abbott Laboratories Mr. and Mrs. Dennis A. Diersen Mr. and Mrs. John Kleski Free Agents Marketing, LLC Ms. Toni R. Ardabell Dr. and Mrs. J. Patrick Gill AIG VALIC Financial Advisors Phil and Gini DiStanislao Mr. David D. Kympton Haitian Health Ministry Foundation Atlantic Constructors, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Richard R. Gill Ms. Cindy L. Airington Dominion Dermatology P.C. Lancaster Leaf Tobacco Co. of PA., Inc. Ms. Edna S. Hopkins Ms. Veronica Bates-Gomez Dr. Robert A. Goldschmidt and Ms. Debbi Mr. Thomas N. Allen Dominion Foundation Matching Gift Program Ms. Chantelle M. Lands Hugh and Marie Webster Skipwith Trust Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Bernard J. Nierenberg Alpha Master Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Dominion Generation Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lange, Jr. Lettie Pate Whitehead Foundation, Inc. Bon Secours Health Partners Lab Services Mr. and Mrs. Brian Gradle Mr. Paul S. Altovilla Ms. Susan M. Dudley Ms. Ann M. Lass Lang R. Liebman, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Christopher M. Carney Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Graf American College of Radiology Ms. Elizabeth Dunham and Mr. Harpreet Singh Mr. Christopher M. Lawson Loveland Distributing Company, Inc. Commonwealth Foundations, G.P. Ms. Katharine T. Gray Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. James W. Dunn Ms. Tulinh Le M. H. West & Co., Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Dorsey Amos Habib, M.D. Aramark Management Services, L.P. Mr. and Mrs. Warner F. Eberly Lend Lease DASCO Dr. Bonita J. Makdad and Dr. Steven Evens Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Farrell, II Mrs. Melinda Hancock Ms. Katherine Arbuckle and Mr. Daniel R. Cooper Ms. Betty Edloe-Drummond Dr. and Mrs. William M. Lennarz Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Malone, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Matthew T. Goodwin Health Diagnostic Laboratory Inc. Drs. Bob and Felice Archuleta Mr. Andrew B. Edwards Mr. Richard K. Levine Mr. Anthony F. Markel Gottwald Foundation Henrico Doctors Hospital AstraZeneca LP Dr. and Mrs. Ryan J. Ehrensberger Mr. and Mrs. Larry Lind Memorial Regional Medical Center Volunteers HandCraft Linen Services Mr. Dougal G. Hewitt Dr. and Mrs. Carl O. Atkins, Jr. Ms. Sheryl Elliott Mr. and Mrs. J. Stephen Lindsey Mr. and Mrs. John J. Muldowney Humana Theresa M. Horvath, S.U.S.C. Drs. Thomas and Patricia Auer Dr. Kurt Elward Mr. Robert E. Liso NET MD Business, Inc. Ivy Ventures, LLC Hunton & Williams Mr. John A. Bailey Mr. and Mrs. William F. Englehart Mr. and Mrs. Ronald A. Lively Owens & Minor, Inc. Jack & Abby Neonatal Foundation James R. Mims Jr. Endowment of The Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Banta Mr. Bobby E. Estes Dr. and Mrs. C. Gregory L. Lockhart Mr. John Pakutka Mrs. Jill M. Kennedy Community Foundation Bard Peripheral Vascular, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Fain Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Luck, III Mr. and Mrs. Stanley F. Pauley Lexus of Richmond Mr. E. Payson Jones, III Dr. and Mrs. Mark C. Barr Ms. Kristine M. Fay Markel Corporation Mrs. Linda P. Phillips Lloyd Ann Charitable Fund of The Karen L. Killeen, M.D. Ms. Kathleen Burke Barrett Mr. Anthony Fay Martin’s Food Market Community Foundation Dr. Lucie Lancaster Ferguson

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Mr. Robert B. Martinez Ms. Bonnie M. Shelor Ms. Caroline Y. Brandt Sr. Doyle Patricia McCarthy Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. Matthews Ms. Joan Shepherd Mr. Robert P. Brown Mr. David H. McClanahan Ms. Holli D. McConnell Mr. Kevin S. Sheppard Ms. Sandra K. Burcham Mrs. Marie T. McGuckin Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. McCourt Mr. and Mrs. John N. Simpson, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey D. Burke Reverend Elizabeth McGuire Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey J. McInnis Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Sledd Ms. Hazel M. Buys and Mr. Douglas M. Palais Mr. and Mrs. John L. McHale, III Mr. and Mrs. F. Brian McNeil Sledd Family Charitable Fund of The Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Call, III Ms. Alice M. Meyer PROFESSIONAL 2012 BON SECOURS RICHMOND MDR Associates, Inc. Community Foundation Mr. Howard E. Carpenter Ms. Teresa R. Miller ADVISORY COUNCIL HEALTH CARE FOUNDATION Ms. Patty C. Mears Ms. Diane Smith Mr. Richard A. Carter, Jr. Mrs. Rhonda Minson BOARD OF DIRECTORS Mechanicsville Rotary Club Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Sokol Ms. Emily Castelvecchi Ms. Melissa M. Monk Ms. Margaret Metzinger Mr. Gregory Sorensen Central Virginia Correctional Unit 13 Mr. Beverley B. Munford, III Mr. and Mrs. David and Kimberly Meyers St. Edwards Epiphany Catholic School Commissary Fund Mr. Bryon Neaman Mr. and Mrs. Terry W. Mohr St. Mary’s Hospital Environmental Department Mr. and Mrs. W. Bates Chappell Shirley C. Olsson, M.D. Mrs. Mary Emily Morgan St. Mary’s Hospital Service Excellence Department Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Cheney Mrs. Barbara Overton The Bon Secours Richmond Health Care Toni R. Ardabell Dr. and Mrs. Randall W. Morris Mr. and Mrs. James J. L. Stegmaier Children’s Hospital Pediatric Specialty Palermo Italian Restaurant, LLC Foundation established the Professional Jenna J. Atwood Mrs. Michelle O. Mosier Strongwell Corporation Care of Richmond Mr. R. Jerry Parker, Jr. Advisory Council in 2008. The Council Kathleen Burke Barrett Mrs. Mary Ann Mugel Mr. and Mrs. James C. Tafel Mr. and Mrs. Landon T. Christian, IV Mr. Yashvant S. Patel Peter J. Bernard Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Musselman, Jr. Mr. Nicholas F. Taubman Ms. Lori C. Collins Mr. and Mrs. Bryan F. Peery consists of volunteer professionals who Mr. and Mrs. John M. Noonan Taylor & Parrish, Inc. Commonwealth Woman’s Club Mrs. Cathy Poythress serve as a resource to donors wishing to Carmella Maurizi Bladergroen Mrs. Christianah O. Oladipo The Capital Management Corporation Continental Emergency Services, LLC Ms. Loraine Prowant support the Foundation’s charitable William C. Boinest, Chairman Ms. Laura A. Baliles Osberger The Airington Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Scott Crane Mr. Mac Purrington Peter W. Brown, M.D. Mrs. Mary E. Otero The Eddie and Jo Allison Smith Family Foundation, Inc. Cumberland Pharmaceuticals Mr. and Mrs. Stephan F. Quiriconi mission through planned gifts that Diana F. Cantor Mr. Dinesh Pai The Reco Foundation Doctors Research Group, Inc. Ms. Amy H. Raiford achieve their charitable goals while Barry J. Case Dr. and Mrs. George A. Parker Mr. and Mrs. John C. Thomas Ms. Michelle Stewart Eddy Randolph and Susan Reynolds Foundation maintaining their financial security. The Honorable and Mrs. Christopher K. Peace Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Thompson, Sr. Ms. Pauline B. Elliott RBC Foundation - USA Dennis A. Diersen Pediatric Associates of Richmond Thompson, Siegel & Walmsley LLC Ms. Rosemary A. Fahed Mrs. Maria Teresa Regirer Brenda Hopkins Eggleston Ms. Charlotte L. Perkins Thoratec Corporation Ms. Theresa Faina Miss Sarah F. Richardson Andrew C. Foldenauer Ms. Barbara R. Peskin Toxicology and Pharmacology, Inc. Ms. Barbara S. Fasig Ms. Cheryl A. Rilee Craig A. Ascari Mr. and Mrs. W. Canova Peterson, IV United HealthCare Services, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Foster Dr. and Mrs. Richard F. Rinehardt May H. Fox Miss Maureen S. Phillips UPS Freight Ms. Sarah T. Gardner Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Ruch Carmella Maurizi Bladergroen Peter F. Gallagher Mr. and Mrs. David D. Plageman Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Vanderpool Ms. Avis H. Gates Ms. Julie A. Sager Rebecca C. Bowen Kirsti Anne Goodwin Mr. Anthony P. Porcaro Virginia Eye Institute Ms. Jessica E. Gibbons Sisters of Charity of Saint Elizabeth Vernard W. Henley Ms. Hollis Potter Virginia Health Network Ms. Melanie Gray Mr. and Mrs. Mark C. Sleevi Beth P. Bradberry Prestige Construction Group, Inc. Alissa M. Voils, Pharm.D. Ms. Josephine Gruessing Smart Circle International, LLC Andrew C. Foldenauer Dougal G. Hewitt Mr. and Mrs. James A. Price Mr. and Mrs. Tscharner D. Watkins, III Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Hanes Ms. Ruth A. Smith Charles M. Jones III, M.D. Thomas K. Garner Ms. Carley Price Mr. James S. Watkinson Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Harold Ms. Pearl A. Snead Sr. Charlotte Lange, O.S.B. Ms. Holly P. Pugh, R.N.,B.S.N. Mr. and Mrs. Philip H. Webb Mr. and Mrs. Leon V. Harrow, Jr. Mrs. Barbara Sorensen J. William Gray, Jr. J. Stephen Lindsey Rawles Family Fund of The Community Foundation Ms. Sandra Weeks Mr. and Mrs. A. Ransone Hartz Polly L. Stephens, M.D. Paula G. Mahan, Chair Dr. and Mrs. G. Rawles, Jr. Ms. Patrice Marie Wegner Mr. Scott C. Hesaltine Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Stephenson, Jr. Charles (Greg) G. Lockhart, M.D. Mrs. Dee Ann Remo Jennifer Weiford, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Hewett, Jr. Mr. Jason Chad Streckline Lisa M. Miranda Bonita J. Makdad, M.D. Dr. and Mrs. James H. Revere, Jr. Mr. George B. Wheeler Ms. Kym Hill Mr. Ryan E. Stuhlreyer J. Kevin Muldowney Sr. Anne Marie Mack, C.B.S. Reynolds Holdings, LLC Mr. Ralph Wheeler Mrs. Blair Hines Mr. Morton G. Thalhimer, Jr. Terry W. Mohr Mr. and Mrs. J. Sargeant Reynolds, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. William R. White Holiday Inn Express Mechanicsville The Pediatric Connection Linda Flory Rigsby John J. Muldowney Mr. William G. Reynolds, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Christopher C. Williams Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Horohoe The Tug McGraw Foundation Heather Hoch Szajda Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Rhudy Ms. Mary Williams Mrs. Christina E. Hunt The Waltie Fund William T. Patrick, Jr. Rhudy & Company Communications and Marketing, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Douglas Willson Mr. Daniel W. Jennings Mr. and Mrs. James W. Thweatt, Jr. Nancy A. Plageman Richmond Academy of Medicine Alliance Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Louis M. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Ernest E. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. James E. Torney Malcolm M. Randolph Richmond International Raceway Mr. and Mrs. Marshall B. Wishnack Ms. Judith A. Johnson Universal Leaf Philippines, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Rigsby Mr. Eric M. Young Mr. and Mrs. James D. Jones Mr. Hilarion P. Uy Corbin K. Rankin Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Ritz Kaeser’s R. V. Service, Inc. Mr. Winston Uy J. Sargeant Reynolds, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Charles H. Robertson, Jr. FRIENDS OF FLEUR-DE-LIS $500+ Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Kenny Verizon Foundation Linda F. Rigsby Mr. Michael D. Robinson Afton Chemical Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. King Mr. Edward R. Wade William H. Schwarzschild, III Andrew L. Rose, M.D. Alan I. Kirshner and Deborah Mihaloff Charitable Fund Mr. and Mrs. T. Michael Knasel Ms. Joni D. Wade Rotary Club of South Richmond Mr. and Mrs. Franco Ambrogi Ms. Aleta Labenz Mr. Calvin J. Walker Linda K. Seeman, Ph.D. Ms. Karen J. Russell Ms. Kimberly M. Anderson Ms. Lataunda D. Lane Mrs. Tiffany A. Walters-Wilson John N. Simpson, Sr. Saint Gertrude High School Mr. and Mrs. Paul Atwood Ms. Beth Lavely Mr. and Mrs. Peter R. Watling Thomas W. Sokol Mr. and Mrs. Tom Santini Ms. LaQuiana Bailey Leadership Metro Richmond Ms. Constance U. Weiss William B. Thalhimer, III Schwab Charitable Fund Naim S. Bashir, M.D. Lexus Champions for Charity Charles E. Welander, M.D. Mr. William H. Schwarzschild, III Ms. Barbara G. Bass Ms. Jane E. Long Regina Welch. Ed.D. Paul M. Thompson Scott & Stringfellow Ms. Helma Baylor Loupassi Foundation Westmoreland County Public James S. Watkinson Mrs. Kristen L. Seay Ms. Joanne Bays Ms. Monique N. Lowe School Scholarship Fund Marilyn H. West Drs. Irvin J. and Linda K. Seeman Mr. David E. Benshoff Ms. Eileen Mann Ms. Suzanne K. Wetzel D. Kyle Woolfolk, Jr. Don and Pat Seitz Ms. Susan G. Betts Mr. John L. Martin Mr. and Mrs. Howard A. Willard, III Patricia M. Selig, Ph.D., R.N., F.N.P. Ms. Kathryn L. Bivens Mrs. Deborah L. Martin Whole Foods Market Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Sharp Ms. Ebbony A. Bolus Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Mason Ms. Carolyn J. Wilburt Brandermill Woman’s Club Mr. Steven Masterman Mr. and Mrs. Mark Willis Matt Davis Foundation

pictured above: Mildred Kenney and her son Brandon Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the list. We apologize for any omissions or errors. 17 CAPITAL

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FINANCIALS thank you,charlie 5% 4% 24% It’s not often that we come across a person who has dedicated nearly half of his life to 14% CAPITAL one cause. However, we at Bon Secours are blessed to have encountered one — and 32% PROGRAM SUPPORT that man is Charlie Morrison. I am privileged to use this forum to recognize Charlie’s

PATIENT ASSISTANCE immeasurable contribution to our health system and our community. 54% EDUCATION 23% 27% For more than 40 years, Charlie has given his financial resources, time and generous 9% COMMUNITY SUPPORT spirit to further the mission of Bon Secours. With Charlie’s help, tens of thousands of 8% uninsured residents in our community have received health care services through the Bon Secours Care-A-Van.

FY11 GIFT REVENUE FY11 DISBURSEMENT To his friends at the Foundation and throughout our health system, Charlie is TOTAL $7,208,975 TOTAL $2,061,644 Bon Secours. He has served with equal devotion in prestigious leadership and fundraising roles and as an on-the-ground volunteer. Charlie embodies our mission of good help to those in need.

Charlie Morrison A retired insurance executive, Charlie has served as chair of the boards of Bon Secours ASSETS St. Mary’s Hospital and the Bon Secours Richmond Health Care Foundation. He has led the expansion and addition of the St. Mary’s Community Education Center and chaired multiple capital campaigns, raising hundreds of thousands of dollars. CASH PREPAID EXPENSES ACCTS. RECEIVABLE SHORT-TERM PLEDGES SHORT-TERM RESTRICTED INVESTMENTS/OTHER TOTAL CURRENT ASSETS

$5,406,042 $29,919 $36,895 $5,147,010 $94,780 $10,714,646 His true passion is rolling up his sleeves to fundraise, cheerlead and do whatever is needed to ensure success at the annual golf tournament benefiting the Care-A-Van (LONG TERM) program. For 20 years, Charlie has been the driving force behind this yearly event that PLEDGES RECEIVABLE TEMP. REST. INVESTMENTS* PERM. REST. INVESTMENTS** REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS TOTAL ASSETS raises more than $100,000 for the mobile health clinic.

$3,218,552 $7,675,036 $2,074,770 $0 $23,683,005 In 1994, before Charlie channeled his limitless energy and imagination toward this endeavor, we had one Care-A-Van, which provided 92 immunizations that year to uninsured Virginians. Now we have four vehicles, and this year, we are proud to say LIABILITIES ACCOUNTS PAYABLE TOTAL LIABILITIES we served more than 17,000 people with free health care.

$0 $0 A devoted father and grandfather, Charlie is about to experience two major milestones this summer — his 95th birthday and the birth of his first great-grandchild. We hope NET ASSETS to mark this special year by sincerely expressing our deepest gratitude for Charlie’s decades of service to building a healthier community here in central Virginia. UNRESTRICTED TEMP. REST. PERM. REST. TOTAL NET ASSETS

$2,157,668 $17,946,015 $3,579,332 $23,683,005 Thank you, Charlie. And we’ll see you on the course this September.

TOTAL NET ASSETS & LIABILITIES $23,683,005

*Temporarily Restricted Investments **Permanently Restricted Investments

Terry W. Mohr CEO Bon Secours Richmond Health Care Foundation

2011 BON SECOURS RICHMOND HEALTH CARE FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT 19 “From what we get, we can make a living; what we give, however, makes a life.” ARTHUR ASHE

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