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Philanthropy in Action 2019 Annual Report 2019.indd 1 5/1/20 2:59 PM Together We’ve Achieved Something Great Wow! 2019 was a monumental year for HonorHealth and HonorHealth Foundation. We are happy to report that because of you, our donors and friends, we raised more than $37.7 million – an all- time record for our organization! Our fundraising success is a testament to the faith and trust invested in us by everyone in the Langdon “Lang” Herndon, Jr. HonorHealth family – donors, researchers, practitioners, staff, patients and their families – and the Chairman willingness to transform healthcare. Thanks to you! In this, our 2019 Philanthropy in Action report, HonorHealth Foundation we are excited to share the impact of your support throughout the year and the lives you have Board of Trustees changed and saved because of your commitment and dedication to our incredible organization. There were many new firsts and significant achievements for Honor alth last year, including the groundbreaking of the HonorHealth Neuroscience Institute, new brain tumor treatment and surgery options, and the Cardiovascular Center of Excellence for comprehensive heart care. Transformational annual giving opportunities, specialized community engagement projects, continuing education support for clinical staff, advanced training through our Military Partnership, and countless other activities all bring personalized care to those we serve. Because of you, HonorHealth is able to bring world-class, advanced treatments and innovation to patients and to those in need in our community – maybe even to someone you know. We invite you to celebrate all of the accomplishments of this past year, and look forward to your continued support in 2020. Thank you from all of us here at HonorHealth Foundation. Look what you made Jared A. Langkilde possible! President & CEO HonorHealth Foundation With gratitude, 03 04 14 20 Annual Report 2019.indd 2 5/6/20 3:46 PM Foundation From the HonorHealth CEO Board of Trustees Langdon Herndon, Jr., Chairman I want to express my sincere gratitude and admiration for what has been David J. Watson, Vice Chairman accomplished in 2019. It is through tremendous support from our donors and Judith G. Wolf, Ph.D., Secretary friends like you that the Foundation experienced a record-breaking year. Never James M. Reed, Treasurer before in the history of the Foundation have we seen such incredible giving. R. Allan Allford More than $37.7 million was donated by individuals, businesses, organizations, Timothy W. Barton and through grants. This means we can serve more people, expand our services and build a healthier community. Thanks to you, tomorrow’s breakthroughs in Steven B. Crystal innovation and care are here now. Richard R. Donnelley, III Curt R. Feuer This philanthropic impact is felt across our HonorHealth network and has a L. Sue Fletcher tremendous and long-lasting impact. From offering new and innovative programs *Laurie A. Florkiewicz like HonorHealth Research Institute’s Early Detection Program, expanding our Michael D. Greenbaum services with this year’s opening of Sonoran Crossing Medical Center, to providing Dennis Knight nutritious meals through the Desert Mission Food Bank and dental services John C. Lucking through our Neighborhood Outreach Access to Health, the list goes on and on. Frederick A. Lynn Murray Manaster Your care for others is clearly demonstrated each and every day at HonorHealth. Cheryl Melocik I hope you, too, feel the joy of the difference you are making for patients, for their Eliot A. Minsker families and for our community. *Michael G. Nicholas Stephen O’Neill I look forward to 2020 with excitement Charles W. Palmer and energy. Thank you again for making Nancy Harris Robertson every day a great HonorHealth day! Richard G. Russell Todd LaPorte, CEO, HonorHealth Jeffrey G. Schlein *Jerre Stead *Mary Joy Stead Kevin Veale, D.O. * New 2019 Trustee 30 31 37 42 1 Annual Report 2019.indd 1 5/1/20 2:59 PM Mission, Vision & Values Our goal is to inspire, engage and help people find their philanth opic purpose at HonorHealth. We work with individuals, employees, physicians, other foundations, businesses and organizations to support HonorHealth patient services and community programs. Our values Innovation Collaboration Accountability We care about keeping an open mind, We care about building trust and partnering We care about driving a spirit of excellence, embracing change, taking risks, and with others, within and across boundaries, so stewardship and integrity in all that we do for maintaining a creative mindset as we work we can offer the best care and drive excellent others. to continuously improve the care we provide. outcomes. Respect Empathy We care about treating others the way We care about being vulnerable and we want to be treated. seeking first to understand others so we can best meet their needs. Ways to join our miion • Major Gifts • Grants • Planned Giving • Corporate Gifts • Annual Gifts • Special Events • Employee Giving • Memorials/Tributes Your philanthropic support... Brings breakthrough treatments to HonorHealth patients right here, right now. It offers vulnerable families in our community the resources and support they need. It helps recruit, educate and retain leading medical experts. Most importantly, 100 percent of every donation goes directly to the fund or service you select. Annual Report 2019.indd 2 5/1/20 2:59 PM Generational Impact a philanthropic legacy When the late James “Jim” Farley performed and results could be needed heart surgery nearly 20 easily accessed—all which helped to years ago, he traveled out-of- expedite effective and potentially state for the procedure because lifesaving treatment. Ultimately, the Valley lacked top-notch their support led to the creation of cardiovascular surgeons. the James N. and Nancy J. Farley Cardiodiagnostics Department at That didn’t sit well with Jim, an HonorHealth Scottsdale Osborn innovator and entrepreneur in the Medical Center. early days of the semiconductor industry. Today, Jim and Nancy’s children proudly follow in their parents’ “He worried about those in the philanthropic footsteps. Recently, “My parents wanted their children to have the opportunity to community who didn’t have the they contributed a significant experience the pleasure and good feeling that comes from resources to seek out care that gift through the Farley Family supporting the community,” said son Stuart Farley. “And we could make the difference between Charitable Foundation to provide wanted to continue the good work they started nearly two life and death,” says Sarah Huskey, state-of-the-art echocardiography decades ago.” the eldest of five child en born to and other testing equipment for Jim and his late wife, Nancy. the department bearing their That good work also includes contributions to HonorHealth’s mother and father’s names. K-9 Security Program. The program was a favorite After discovering that high-caliber philanthropic interest of Nancy, who funded more than one heart surgeons didn’t come to the This equipment is essential, of its trained canines. The five arley siblings established an Valley because of a void in quality according to Robert Burke, endowment for the K-9 Security Program in their mother’s cardiodiagnostics, Jim took action. M.D., HonorHealth’s director of name to provide a reliable source of revenue for the program. He and Nancy made significant noninvasive cardiodiagnostics. philanthropic gifts to HonorHealth “Everything we do for patients Whether making gifts to benefit h art patients like their father to “change the entire landscape of is determined by their or provide the highly trained security dogs their mother cardiac care in the Valley,” recalls echocardiogram. We see how their adored, supporting HonorHealth is a “no brainer,” according Sarah. heart is functioning. Is it healthy or to Sarah. Stuart agrees. not? Accuracy of data is critically The Farley’s gifts provided important or we can start down “Giving to HonorHealth is needed and it’s put to good technology and equipment so the wrong treatment path. If that use,” he says. “The Farley Family Charitable Foundation and the tests needed to accurately happens, it’s difficult to course HonorHealth have had a connection for years and will have diagnose heart problems could be correct,” he explains. well into the future.” 3 Annual Report 2019.indd 3 5/1/20 2:59 PM Drs. Michel & Susae SUCHER Annual Report 2019.indd 4 5/1/20 2:59 PM Creating a Legacy of Care and Hope Passion and purpose. Two things “My hope is that with the fellowship for many years and now married, this which have guided Dr. Michel Sucher program and the endowed chair, inspiring couple has seen first hand the his entire life. As a highly regarded HonorHealth will attract top physicians challenges that come with addiction and addiction medicine expert, Dr. Sucher in the addiction field ” says Dr. Sucher. recovery. Susanne says “I am so happy has dedicated much of his professional As the Program Director for the first that Michel has this opportunity to create career to helping those tackling the Addiction Medicine Fellowship in a legacy to help others. The fellowship chaos and complicated aspects of Arizona, Dr. Sucher says, “I see these as program and endowed chair bring his substance use disorders. The breadth great avenues to inspire and motivate life’s work and calling full circle. It is an and depth of his experience includes others. Addiction Medicine is now honor to be involved with HonorHealth serving as: