Friends, Some people might call this an annual report. We call it our Gratitude Report. We are grateful for YOU. Thanks to the remarkable dedication of our partners, the WMHS Foundation helped provide healing, help, and hope to our friends and neighbors during more than 200,000 patient visits in 2017. The gifts you shared in support of Western Maryland Health System contributed to a year of abundant generosity, enabling us to devote significant amounts of support to important lifesaving programs, services, technology, and bedside care. With over $2 million in Foundation gifts and pledges in 2017, we have much “ to feel good about. ” Among the many highlights: • Selection as one of eight sites nationwide to receive a $1.47 million grant from the Merck Foundation - Bridging the Gap: Reducing Disparities in Diabetes Care. This five-year project will profoundly impact hundreds of diabetic patients across our region. • Auxiliary Gifts totaling $186,000, to support the da Vinci® Robot Program and the ICU Telemedicine Program. • Eighty-nine Memorial Gifts honoring loved ones. Their memory and legacy will continue. • And every gift you gave…because every dollar matters and will be used wisely and well. Healthcare is undergoing rapid, historic transformation that is influencing every facet of our work. Lower reimbursement rates and changes in patient populations challenge our delivery models, making your support even more critical as we continue to provide the highest quality, compassionate care. So many achievements would not have been possible without your generous spirit of giving. This Annual Gratitude Report is a celebration of your philanthropy and the ways in which you have helped improve the lives of those we are so privileged to serve. It is an honor to join forces with our outstanding partners. To all of you, we extend our deepest thanks. With sincere appreciation,

KAREN JOHNSON BARRY P. RONAN KIM B. LEONARD Chief Development Officer President and CEO Chairman and Executive Director WESTERN MARYLAND HEALTH SYSTEM WMHS FOUNDATION WMHS FOUNDATION WMHS Foundation The WMHS Foundation Board of Directors represents some of the most engaged leaders in our region who show unwavering commitment to our community, healthcare, and philanthropy.

Front, L-R: Barry Ronan, WMHS President and CEO; Kim Leonard, WMHS Foundation Chairman; Karen Johnson, WMHS Foundation Chief Development Officer and Executive Director; Tom Finan, Vice Chair; Linda Freas. Back, L-R: George Lapp; Sandi Saville; Richard “Doc” Daugherty; Betty Jo Gehauf; Chris Lockard; John “Jack” McMullen, Esq.; Sherry Schmitt; Larry Boggs; Pasty Koontz; Dave Mathews; Carl Belt. Not pictured: Kelli Allaway, Marlee Gabriele, Bob Paye, Elizabeth Rhodes, Dr. Steven Smith, Marc Zanger, Secretary.

Purpose The purpose of the WMHS Foundation is to support the work, mission, and the vision of the Western Maryland Health System. Mission We are dedicated to providing patient-centered care and improving the health and well-being of people in the communities we serve. Vision Western Maryland Health System is recognized as the: • Best place to deliver quality patient care • Best place to work • Best place to transform care delivery • Best place to reduce the total cost of care • Best place to refer patients

ANNUAL GRATITUDE REPORT 1 December 2017 Statement of Financial Position CURRENT ASSETS Cash & Cash Equivalents 123,820 Investments 5,118,923 Accrued Interest Receivable 31,883 TOTAL CURRENT ASSETS 5,274,626

RESTRICTED BY DONOR OR GRANTOR Investments - Scholarship Fund 33,861 Investment - Wolfe 4,072,360 Investments Restricted by Donor 1,714,477 Benefit Interest Trusts 1,922,475 Pledges Receivable 145,015 Reserve - Uncollectible Pledges -40,830 TOTAL RESTRICTED BY DONOR OR GRANTOR 7,847,358 KIMBERLY S. REPAC WMHS Foundation Treasurer OTHER ASSETS WMHS Senior Vice President Pledges Receivable 13,150 & Chief Financial Officer Investments 389,696 Other Assets 8,138 After 35 years in healthcare TOTAL OTHER ASSETS 410,984 finance, there is one thing I can say for sure: This field is TOTAL ASSETS 13,532,968 faced with a unique set of CURRENT LIABILITIES challenges. With the Accounts Payable 490,697 combination of significant TOTAL CURRENT LIABILITIES 490,697 cuts to reimbursements and FUND BALANCE operating under a value- Fund Balance - General 5,194,914

based care delivery model, TEMPORARILY RESTRICTED we increasingly need Fund Balance - Scholarship Fund 33,861 access to revenue that can Fund Balance 879,723 Fund Balance - Wolfe 4,072,360 power our plans. Fund Balance - Restricted 938,940 Philanthropy is a key lever in strengthening Western PERMANENTLY RESTRICTED Permanently Restricted Net Assets 1,922,473 Maryland Health System to achieve our mission.” TOTAL FUND BALANCE 13,042,271 TOTAL LIABILITIES AND FUND BALANCE 13,532,968

The Bottom Line = 2 WMHS FOUNDATION Supporting WMHS in 2017

We match the charitable interest and passions of our donors to the identifed needs of WMHS.

Based on medical needs and future plans, WMHS leadership identifes the highest fundraising priorities.

The Oncology Tribute We partnered with 22 local Wall grew by 12 blocks, organizations which donated over representing 12 loved ones $61,000 in fundraiser proceeds memorialized by their families

A $100,000 grant created a A new blanket warmer comforts life-changing pilot telemonitoring over 8,000 patients annually on program for diabetes patients 7 North

Urgent Individual Needs were A new ICU Security System supplied person by person, provides added safety and totaling $45,000 in support reassurance to over 600 patients annually

264 gifts honored, memorialized, or celebrated loved ones 84 Gas cards helped patients get to their medical appointments 100% of your Healthcare Scholarships supported 8 students, adding to the 175 students and donation stays here! $1,022,000 given over 16 years

ANNUAL GRATITUDE REPORT 3 Planned Gifts Change Lives

John and Kathy Burkey are the quintessential local entrepreneurs. Owners of a popular furniture store and an accounting firm, they have a longstanding reputation of supporting Western Maryland Health System. As the chairperson of the WMHS Board of Directors during the One Dream * One Promise * One Hospital campaign over a decade ago, Kathy joined forces with WMHS Foundation’s Kathy and John Burkey fundraising efforts with courage, expertise, and grace. Through generous donations like the Burkeys’, the campaign exceeded us to partner with those who have made such a difference in our all expectations by raising nearly $11 million to build the Western lives and those in our community,” Kathy said. “But we wanted Maryland Regional Medical Center. to do more than just make annual gifts. John and I have been Over time, John and Kathy developed a new understanding of careful with our money and we want to continue taking care of the importance of their support. “This hospital is just incredible. the community that has meant so much to us by leaving From the state-of-the-art facility to the personable staff, I just something to WMHS.” can’t say enough good things,” John said. “Besides, I have used The Burkeys are delighted to pledge to help others through a every department, except Labor and Delivery!” bequest to WMHS in their will…the ultimate gift. John and Kathy continue to be faithful WMHS advocates and Legacy gifts change lives. Visit www.wmhslegacy.org to recently decided to leave a legacy at WMHS. “It is important for learn more.

For a young mother of three, each day was a whirlwind of activity. Every Patient Assistance moment seemed to be accounted for. Then the news, “You have cancer” seemed to stop time. Gifts Change Lives Lynmarie Long said her first thought was, “I desperately want to see my children grow up. I want to live.” Lynmarie was able to begin chemotherapy within the week of her diagnosis, as the Schwab Family Cancer Center provides a comprehensive range of advanced treatment options, close to home. During the ensuing eight months, Lynmarie’s treatment included surgery, reconstruction, and radiation. In the midst of that challenging time, Lynmarie said she experienced abundant kindness and clinical excellence at the Schwab Family Cancer Center. “I felt very well taken care of from the moment I came. I felt welcomed, never rushed. I felt like I was a priority.” Lynmarie said the entire atmosphere of the Schwab Family Cancer Center provided encouragement. She said she drew strength from the saying, “Courage doesn’t always roar. Sometimes courage is that quiet voice at the end of the day saying, ‘I will try again tomorrow.’” The team at the Schwab Family Cancer Center knows what cancer can do to a (L-R): Lynmarie, Tristan, Richard patient’s family, finances, and emotions. During a follow up visit, Lynmarie and her “Dicky”, Wren, and Zoe Long social worker were catching up like old friends. “I shared with her that I was fine, but our family finances were tight,” she said. “My husband had been furloughed for a few I felt very well taken weeks and I wasn’t back to work yet.” care of … I felt like I That same day, the social worker asked the WMHS Foundation for assistance with the family’s mortgage payment. A check from the Patient Assistance Fund was ready the was a priority.” next business day for the entire amount of the payment. The WMHS Foundation is honored to be a part of Lynmarie’s journey. 4 WMHS FOUNDATION Scholarship Support Saves Lives From an early age, Eric Williams, a Mount Savage native, pursued both a healthcare education and all the related experience he could gain. While in college, Eric worked at WMHS as a patient transporter, community health worker, and Emergency Department scribe. He earned two WMHS scholarships: the 2012 Medical Staff Scholarship and 2014 Community Scholarship. Eric returned to WMHS to serve our community. As a physician assistant in the WMHS Emergency Department, Eric never knows what he might face the next time the door opens. Sometimes it’s an obvious and immediate need. Other times, it takes some investigation. During a recent hunting season, Eric’s soon-to-be patient noticed he could not walk through the Eric Williams, PA-C woods with his usual strength. His symptoms progressively worsened, but he tried to ignore them. The day his morning walk to the mailbox caused him to break out in a sweat, experience “The scholarships chest pain and shortness of breath, he admitted to himself that something was seriously wrong. I received made a At the WMHS Emergency Department, Eric concluded the man had unstable angina, a huge difference in condition causing insufficient blood flow and oxygen to the heart, which can lead to a heart attack. pushing me forward to complete my The patient was admitted to WMHS, where he had a heart catheterization and subsequent education.” open-heart surgery. This story has a happy ending: he was home just a few days later and able to walk several hundred yards into the woods by the end of hunting season. “Being able to provide lifesaving care to all segments of the population is the most meaningful part of my work,” Eric said. Eric is grateful for the support of the WMHS Foundation. “I often read about the disparities that still exist for college students from rural high schools,” he said. “Many people don’t realize how hard it is not only to start, but to finish college. The scholarships I received made a huge difference in pushing me forward to complete my education.” Eric Williams is a shining example of how investments in the WMHS Scholarship Program ultimately save lives, and in our book, he is surely, “Something to feel good about!”

The need for surgery arose unexpectedly, after a routine Gifts Touch in Many Ways annual physical and follow-up test. One thing quickly led to another—from test, to heart catheterization, to open heart surgery. Dr. Mark Nelson performed Bub’s surgery and the award winning WMHS cardiac team had him back to work in seven weeks, proving once again why WMHS is ranked as one of America’s 50 Best Hospitals™ for Cardiac Surgery by Healthgrades. In our community, we often see lives intersect. Dr. Nelson himself is a local native. His physician assistant for Bub’s surgery was Heidi Race, one of the WMHS Foundation’s earliest scholarship recipients. The dedicated team at the WMHS Heart Institute provides award-winning care to thousands of patients and is a popular area for donors’ directed gifts. Bub’s daughter and son-in-law, Shelley and John Yoder, Shelley Yoder, Donna Carpenter, and “Bub” Carpenter John Yoder, have supported the Foundation for many years. In fact, they named the Walter N. Yoder & Sons Same Day Bub Carpenter is used to helping other people and Surgery Department during our Capital Campaign. he’s no stranger to hard work. He started his own business nearly 40 years ago and has lived in, and Bub and his wife Donna may be seen around town enjoying their grandchildren or as far away as Central America on a contributed to, our community all his life. He was the church building mission. In support of Bub and all the people picture of health. That is, until his quadruple by-pass and services that make up WMHS, the WMHS Foundation is surgery. delighted to be a small part of the story. ANNUAL GRATITUDE REPORT 5 Contributors Our donors are a unique circle of supporters who wholeheartedly respond to the needs at Western Maryland Health System. Their consistent support helps sustain the mission to provide patient- centered care and improve the health and well-being of the communities we serve. Donors are recognized for monetary, sponsorship, and in-kind gifts to Western Maryland Health System and the WMHS Foundation in 2017. Drs. Jose Loveria & Virginia Magbojos John & Kathy Burkey Foundation Lead M&T Bank Rex & Sandra Burton Partner Medline Industries, Inc. William Byers Western Maryland Health Sandra Saville Callaway System Auxiliary Sikander & Prabhat Sandhir Care Ventures, Inc. Foundation CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield Grant Partner The Doug and Betsey Schwab and James Cave & Frances Proietti Cave Merck Foundation Family Foundation, Inc. CDW Healthcare Walter N. Yoder & Sons Chemstar President’s Club: Chessie Federal Credit Union $25,000 + Sustaining Sponsors: Children’s Medical Group, P.A. Coca-Cola Bottling Company $2,500 + Dr. Roy Chisholm - Allegany Surgical Consolidated Pat & Nancy Adams Associates, Inc. The PharmaCare Network CBIZ Insurance Services, Inc. Constellation Energy Cintas Sherilyn Crist, C.R.N.M. Lifesaving Leaders: Core BTS Dell First United Bank and Trust DePuy Synthes $10,000 + Dimensional Insight Aramark Fundamental Egle Nursing and Rehab Center Boggs Wealth Management of Wells David & Betty Jo Gehauf Dr. Augusto F. & Mrs. Josefina Fargo Advisors Mr. & Mrs. James M. Karstetter, II Figueroa Factor One Source/Fast Pharmacy Chris & Carol Lockard Nancy Forlifer Kim & Marion Leonard Douglas & Michele Martz Freestate Electric Marshfield Associates Patricia Ann Noble Frostburg State University Foundation Moran Coal Company, Inc. R.H. Lapp & Sons, Inc. Keith L. Funkhouser Yogesh & Neerja Rehani Richard & Kimberly Repac Jimmy Gentry Barry & Pamela Ronan Steve & Lisa Rinehart Raymond Grahe US Acute Care Solutions Dr. Richard & Mrs. Sherry Schmitt Dr. Steven & Mrs. Sheryl Smith Julie-Anne M. Hardy Benevolent Friends: Urology Associates Dr. David S. Hijab, D.D.S., P.A. Dr. Faye Yin Rita Hout $5,000 + Steve & Lisa Hout Allegany Imaging, P.C. Caring Contributors: Eric & Tina Hyett BB&T Dr. Mary Anne & Mr. Brian Jenkins Carl & Jane Belt, Jr. - The Belt $1,000 + Troy Jenkins Construction Group Abbott Greg & Karen Johnson Bennett, Brewer and Associates AES Warrior Run Marian Johnson Community Trust Foundation Atlantic Broadband Richard E. Jones Crothall Healthcare Mary M. Bailey Tiffany M. Keller Kate, Bill, and Diane Dailey Linda Bane Mark & Tiffany Kerns Foundation Bank of America Group Kohls Department Stores, Inc. Document Solutions, Inc. Dr. Robustiano & Mrs. Joann Barrera KPMG Mr. & Mrs. Thomas B. Finan Dr. William Becker Family Landis Office Center The Freas Family & Rehab 1st Dr. Julie Bielec Mr. & Mrs. John R. Lapid Geppert, McMullen, Paye & Getty BlaineTurner Advertising, Inc. Latrobe Country Club Dr. Gerald Goldstein BRG Healthcare Lighthouse Healthcare Advisors, LLC George & Joyce Lapp Mirjhana & Patrick Buck The Lions Center 6 WMHS FOUNDATION Stephen R. Llewellyn Terri Calvin Somerset Steel Erection Company, Inc. Jennifer L. Looker Dr. Nathan Castleman, D.P.M. Spacelabs David Marple Robert & Sharon Christ Standard Bank McKesson Health Systems Cisco Krista Stevens MDNA Life Sciences Ronald A. Clites Jerry C. Stewart Dr. Celestino Menchavez and Columbia Gas of Maryland - TWR Communications Dr. Elmaslias Menchavez - A NiSource Company Carla Weaver Menchavez Pediatrics Comcast Spotlight Western Maryland Scenic Railroad Krista Montgomery Debra A. Courtney Bob Whitson Nemacolin Woodlands Resort Cumberland Healthcare Center Cinda Wiland Omni Bedford Springs Resort & Spa DelGrosso’s Park & Laguna Splash Jennifer Williams Jeffery O’Neal Delta Dental of Pennsylvania Patricia Wright, D.B.A. OrchidOwls Catering, Inc. Edgewood Country Club John J. Pacsuta Elevate Healthcare Consultants Community and Dr. John Pappas First Peoples Wealth Phenix Technologies Management Services Fundraising Partners Potomac Highlands Pathology Forever Media $10,000 +

Associates Nellie G. Fryer Maryland State Aerie F.O.E. Charles RCM&D Tim & Marlee Gabriele “Charlie” Spiker, Jr. 2016-2017 State Jeffrey & Liz Rhodes Dave Gilles Worthy President Charles “Eddie” Ringler and Rolf K. Haarstad, A.I.A. Redneck Float - Friends at Uncle Joe’s Linda Bruner Ringler Charles & Rita Howell Woodpile Larry Roby Karen Howsare Terri Rodeheaver Deborah Jenkins $1,000 + Kathy Rogers & Jon Loff Clay Jones Cresaptown Eagles F.O.E. #2883 Auxiliary Dr. Huma Shakil & Shakil Geraldine J. Kelley Rahman, Ph.D. Dr. Marc & Mrs. Jill DiNola & Family Barbara Kenner Mary Schadt FCI Cumberland - The Wooden Toy LAI, Inc. - Architects Glen Shipway & Family Project & Stich-in Time Quilt Project Leach Wallace Associates, Inc. Gregory A. Sites Herman Fiorita – Western Maryland Lumos Networks Dawn M. Snyder, C.R.N.P. Dart League Tournament Scott A. Lutton Jeannette Snyder Frostburg Eagles F.O.E. #4416 Gary Machin, Sr. Sound Physicians Frostburg Eagles F.O.E. #1273 Auxiliary Jon S. McGill Elizabeth Sweitzer Georges Creek Valley Lodge 161 John J. & Delores McMullen TravelWorld Candy Hughes – Ridgeley American Helen Morris Legion U.S. Cellular Mountain State Eye Center LaVale Lions Club Verso Paper Corporation Rose O’Brien Law Dogs Motorcycle Club MD Western Maryland Distributing Thomas Pfaff Chapter Kimberly A. Whetsel, OTR/L Ronna Portmess Mt. Tabor United Methodist Women David & Jo Wilson Potomac Farms Dairy Quad State Bodgers WMHS Employee Caring Fund Professional Healthcare Services Roger Rizer Memorial Car Show Marc & Marcia Zanger Prospective Payment Specialists South Penn Elementary School - Dr. Marcos Roffe Help Strike Out Cancer Foundation Friends: Rebecca Royal $500 + Amber Ruble $500 + Pamela Ackerman Christine Ruhl Allegany County Department of Adams Family Funeral Home, P.A. Andrew Salonish Emergency Services Advanced ICU Care Savage River Lodge American Legion Post 13 Dr. Alice Alexander Anthony Scott Frostburg Heights Apartments Allegany County Human Resources Select Benefits Communications Kick Masters Karate, LLC Development Commission Group Baltimore Sound Engineering, Inc. Charles G. Shelquist Terry R. Beck Michael & Maria Smith Scott & Kelly Borsuk James M. Snider ANNUAL GRATITUDE REPORT 7 PLATINUM ($15,000+) DIAMOND ($10,000+) Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Consolidated Factor One Source/FAST Pharmacy Moran Coal Company, Inc. Marshfeld Associates The PharmaCare Network SAVE THE DATE: SEPTEMBER FOUNDERS ($5,000+) GOLD ($2,500+) Aramark 13-14, 2018 BB&T Core BTS Crothall Services Group Bennett Brewer & Fundamental R.H. Lapp & Sons Medline Industries, Inc. Associates (2 teams) Dr. Gerald Goldstein Wells Fargo Advisors Barry & Pamela Ronan Cintas KPMG Walter N. Yoder & Sons

Carl Belt, Inc. Fore Sisters Golf Course McKesson Health Systems SILVER ($1,500+) CBIZ Insurance Services, Inc. Freestate Electric MDNA Life Sciences Abbott CDW Healthcare Geppert, McMullen, Paye & Getty Potomac Highlands Pathology Associates Pat & Nancy Adams Chemstar Harbel, Inc. RCM&D AES Warrior Run Chessie Federal Credit Union Davis S. Hijab, D.D.S., P.A. Sound Physicians Allegany Imaging, PC Constellation Eric & Tina Hyett The Lions Center Atlantic Broadband DePuy Synthes Mary Ann Jenkins, D.D.S., M.S. / Rolf Haarstad, A.I.A. U.S. Acute Care Solutions Bank of America Dimensional Insight Landis Offce Center Verso Paper Corporation BlaineTurner Advertising, Inc. / Document Solutions Prospective Payment Specialists Egle Nursing & Rehab Center Kim & Marion Leonard Western Maryland Distributing BRG Healthcare First United Bank & Trust Lighthouse Healthcare Advisors, LLC

INDIVIDUAL VENDORS HOSPITALITY & HOLE IN ONE SPONSORS ($750+) & SPONSORS ($1,000+) Baltimore Sound Engineering Comcast Spotlight Moran Coal Company, Inc. Frostburg State University Foundation Cisco Fore Sisters Golf Course Rehab 1st U.S. Cellular Columbia Gas of Maryland - Leach Wallace Sound Physycians (2) A NiSource Company Lumos Networks TravelWorld GAME & HOLE SPONSORS ($500) PATRON DONORS ($250) Adams Family Funeral Delta Dental of Professional Healthcare Radon Medical Imaging Home Pennsylvania Services Sheetz Allegany County Human Elevate Healthcare Select Benefts Tri-State Roofng & Sheet Resources Development Consultants Communications Group Metal Company Commission First Peoples Wealth Somerset Steel Cumberland Healthcare Management Services Standard Bank Center Steve & Lisa Hout TWR Communications DelGrosso’s Park / LAI, Inc. - Architects DelGrosso’s Foods

8 WMHS FOUNDATION Ways to Give Our donors are vital to everything we do. You establish a solid foundation to ensure future stability for WMHS, so we do our very best to acknowledge every gift appropriately. All gifts can be completely customized to meet your wishes. Gifts at qualifying levels provide an opportunity for recognition and room naming opportunities. Contact us at 240-964-8003 or [email protected] for more information.

Create a Scholarship or Contribute Adopt a Room 1 to an Existing One 7 For a lasting, public honor you may want to adopt a room Scholarships are a great way to support local students in a patient care area of your choice. Your plaque’s while ensuring excellence in community healthcare. personalized message alongside a doorway will speak to thousands as they pass that way. Memorials & Tributes 2 A donation of any size is a meaningful way to remember or Sponsor an Event honor a special person in your life. We acknowledge each 8 September’s Signature Dinner/Auction and Golf Classic gift received, and notify the surviving family or honoree of each have sponsorship opportunities. Buy a table or put your thoughtful gift. together a foursome and you’ll be sharing your generosity while having a great time with friends. Legacy 3 Consider a gift in your will to support a cause that’s Show gratitude for a Specific Unit, important to you. Gifts can be all or any part of a will or 9 Service Line, or Caregiver trust, and when the time comes, we carefully carry out Send a donation of any size, noting the unit, caregiver, or your wishes, with integrity and compassion. service you received, and we will honor them. ANYONE or ANY SERVICE you experienced would be delighted to Become a Volunteer or Auxiliary Member hear from you, and we would be honored to carry that 4 Our “front line” ambassadors are our volunteers and message of gratitude to them. auxilians. Service, events, and support...these individuals are integral to the success of WMHS. Workplace Giving for 10 Government Employees

Oncology Tribute Wall Enroll in state and federal workplace charitable giving Send a special message of remembrance, 5 programs in your employer’s annual campaign to support encouragement, or hope by purchasing a shining blue the important work of WMHS. block on the Oncology Tribute Wall. Blocks are available in two sizes and will share your personally created message. Real Estate, Insurance Policies, 6 Stocks & Securities A variety of gifts could provide benefits to you, as the donor, while offering important support for WMHS. We encourage you to consult your tax or legal advisor. Thank You!

ANNUAL GRATITUDE REPORT 9 Here’s more good news! You don’t have to be rich to be generous. YOU can make a real difference. Planned gifts make it possible and your generosity can make it happen. If you have the desire, we can work with you to fulfll your wish to leave an impact on our world. From scholarships to healthcare technology, to care for the poor, we can help you fnd a personal and meaningful way to leave a legacy. Feel free to call us if you have any questions.

Gifts anyone can afford to make: • All or any part of a will or trust • Real estate • Life insurance • Benefciary designations • Business interests • Personal property • Life estate • Appreciated securities

Learn more at WMHSLegacy.org

KAREN JOHNSON LISA HOUT KATIE GATTENS JAIME PERRIN DAWN MARTZ Chief Development Officer Senior Development Officer Coordinator, Events & Development Assistant Executive Secretary and Executive Director External Relations

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