ABOUT US HIGHLIGHTS In its quest to deliver excellent healthcare for all people, OF THE 2019/2020 FINANCIAL YEAR our Foundations raise funds to support St Vincent’s Hospitals and Facilities in New South Wales. Support of St Vincent’s Hospitals The generous philanthropic contributions of individuals, community groups and businesses helps St Vincent’s 2019/2020 Trustees deliver exceptional patient care, improve our facilities, Charles Curran AC (Chair) * and undertake innovative medical research and clinical Monsignor Tony Doherty AM education. James Dwyer AM Our Foundations, along with St Vincent’s, remain Sister Rose Holman rsc $19.2 million $9.52 million $575,000 committed to helping all those in need, particularly the Belinda Hutchinson AC poor and vulnerable. Sandra McPhee AM During the year total donations received by the St Vincent’s Hospitals we support amounted to $29.3 million, made up of $28.8 million in cash and $716,000 value of in-kind donations. The $28.8 million in cash donations receipted included $15.2 million in grants from the St Vincent’s Curran Foundation and $700,000 in grants from the JW & M Cunningham Foundation. Mission 2019/2020 Board of Directors To raise funds for St Vincent’s Hospitals and Facilities to * Including St Vincent’s Hospital Sydney, Sacred Heart Health Service, St Vincent’s Correctional Health and St Joseph’s Hospital Auburn Richard Haddock AO (Chair) foster excellence and innovation in patient care, clinical education and medical research. Selwyn Black Jeremy Byrne Donations to our Foundations Values Tim Daniel Glen Frost Our Foundations are guided by the values of compassion, justice, integrity and excellence. Maggie Liu A/Prof Anthony Schembri AM Louise Walsh $15.2 million $6.3 million

In line with donor wishes, of the total of $15.2 million in donations received by the St Vincent’s Curran Foundation, some were made “Find your guiding inspiration in a specifically to grow the St Vincent’s Curran Endowment, some were held for future special projects and some were distributed for place that dreams are made, with designated special projects (and are included in the $29.3 million above). a lifetime’s preparation there is no John Cunningham AM SCM and Margaret Cunningham made a further in-specie donation of shares valued at $6.3 million to the time to be afraid. See what we’ve JW & M Cunningham Foundation. all become. Together We Are One” Delta Goodrem, St Vincent’s Hospital Ambassador and Patron of The Kinghorn Cancer Centre St Vincent’s Curran Trustee Limited Structure St Vincent’s Curran Trustee Limited administers two Foundations: the St Vincent’s Curran Foundation and the JW & M Cunningham Foundation. Both provide philanthropic funds for St Vincent’s Hospitals in NSW; St Vincent’s Hospital Sydney, St Vincent’s Private Hospital Sydney, Sacred Heart Health Service, St Vincent’s Correctional Health, St Joseph’s Hospital Auburn and St Vincent’s Private Community Hospital Griffith. The St Vincent’s Curran Foundation is also the fundraising organisation for these Cover image (clockwise from top): A/Prof John Moore and Delta Goodrem, Nelune Rajapakse AM and Anna Guillan AM, Dr Michelle Moyle and Dr Stephen Tisch, Clare Sellers and Basil Sellers AM, Ervin Vidor AM and Charlotte Vidor hospitals, co-ordinating philanthropic activity and managing all donor relations and donor care.

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Working closely with our donors and our clinical colleagues at St Vincent’s Hospitals has always been our focus at the St Vincent’s Curran Foundation. This spirit of collaboration has certainly been key to our success across St Vincent’s in 2020. Shanthini Naidoo and Richard Haddock AO

In our approach to philanthropy we maintain a collaborative framework between our donors, our St Vincent’s Curran Endowment Hospital leaders and our clinical colleagues. This in The St Vincent’s Curran Endowment was established as Support for St Vincent’s Thank You turn ensures St Vincent’s Hospitals in NSW can excel part of the Foundation 36 years ago by founders Paul In a difficult year, with much disruption, we are grateful and lead the way in patient care and clinical research, Hospitals’ COVID-19 Response and Elizabeth Curran, and was valued at $31 million at to all our supporters who came “together as one” to supported by a highly trained workforce and the best the end of the 2019/2020 financial year. Funds in the In a year in which none of us could have predicted the help us achieve such a strong philanthropic result. available equipment and facilities. Endowment are invested to secure long-term funding impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on our community, from income to support St Vincent’s. being able to contain the spread of the virus and to Our Foundations have never been prouder to support We wish to always ensure our fundraising efforts are support those who tested positive became the focus St Vincent’s Hospitals, our clinicians and frontline workers fully aligned with the priorities of St Vincent’s Hospitals During the year, $960,000 was received in donations to of the efforts of St Vincent’s Hospitals in NSW. as they stepped up to the challenge presented by the and Research Facilities. This ensures that the impact of the Endowment, and the St Vincent’s Curran Foundation COVID-19 pandemic. Thank you to the CEOs of our the very many generous contributions we receive from approved Endowment Grants of $1.4 million to our The role of the St Vincent’s Curran Endowment in Hospitals, A/Prof Anthony Schembri AM and Tim Daniel, our donors is maximised for the benefit of our patients Hospitals. A list of projects enabled with these grants being able to provide immediate financial assistance whose leadership through this time is to be commended. and the community. can be found on pages 38 and 39. for initiatives that our Hospitals identified as a priority to their response was clearly demonstrated. We would also, as always, like to thank Charles Curran AC, St Vincent’s Curran Foundation JW & M Cunningham Chairman of Trustees, our Trustees, our Board, and the The Foundation was in a position to distribute $450,000 Foundation team. Without your unstinting commitment In 2019/2020 supporters of St Vincent’s Hospitals and the Foundation by way of a special COVID-19 St Vincent’s Curran to our vision we would not have been able to achieve the St Vincent’s Curran Foundation contributed $29.3 million Endowment Grant in April 2020. The grant enabled the outcomes that we have. in donations, bequests and in-kind sponsorships. We express deep appreciation and gratitude to speedy establishment of the COVID-19 Virtual Care Clinic, John Cunningham AM SCM and Margaret Cunningham which has since provided care for hundreds of patients Of course, our enduring gratitude is reserved for our The St Vincent’s Curran Foundation provided for their vision in founding the JW & M Cunningham who tested positive to COVID-19. St Vincent’s family of donors and supporters. Your $15.2 million in grants to the Hospitals, made up of Foundation with St Vincent’s Curran Trustee Ltd as Trustee. support for St Vincent’s Hospitals ensures their strength $13.7 million in Special Project Grants and $1.4 million With additional contributions by supporters to the and capacity to care for our patients and protect the In 2019/2020, grants of $700,000 from the in Endowment Grants.* COVID-19 Response Fund, the St Vincent’s Curran health of our community when it is needed the most. JW & M Cunningham Foundation supported a number of Foundation provided a total of $2.7 million in COVID-19 As you will see in this report by working “together as In this annual Philanthropy Report we showcase some important patient care and clinical research projects. grants to the Public and Private Hospitals. As well as one” we are making a real difference. Thank you again. of the wonderful outcomes across our Public and Private the Virtual Care Clinic, these funds assisted our Private John and Margaret made a further contribution of Hospitals that were enabled through your gifts and Hospital to upgrade the Intensive Care Unit through the $6.3 million to the capital of the Foundation in 2019/2020, Richard Haddock AO Foundation grants, both big and small. In many cases, purchase of new ventilators, beds and cardiac monitors. Chairman of the Board bringing the total value of this Foundation to $19 million, our donors have banded “together as one” to help us St Vincent’s Curran Trustee Ltd achieve significant outcomes and progress towards almost double that of the previous financial year. 2019 Spring Reception major projects, and for this we are immensely grateful. This new Foundation has become another very Shanthini Naidoo CEO and Company Secretary important pillar of philanthropic funding for St Vincent’s A highlight of the year was the 27th Annual Spring St Vincent’s Curran Trustee Ltd * These figures do not include the philanthropic contributions for the Hospitals in NSW. Reception held at the Royal Sydney Golf Club in JW & M Cunningham Foundation. September 2019. We are grateful to our Guest of Honour Her Excellency the Honourable Margaret Beazley AC QC, Governor of New South Wales who paid special tribute to the contributions of our donors which make so many important projects at St Vincent’s Hospitals possible.

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We are sure you all agree that the year 2020 has been like no other we have experienced.

For our St Vincent’s Campus, the relevance of our We implemented our Campus Pandemic Response Founding Sisters’ Mission of responding to community Plan shortly before the World Health Organisation officially need has never been as relevant. And indeed respond is announced a state of global pandemic. Overseeing Mr Tim Daniel and A/Prof Anthony Schembri AM what we’ve done. During the first wave, few campuses the roll out of the plan was the hospital’s Emergency in the country found themselves in the middle of the Operations Centre, which began operating 24/7. pandemic as our Darlinghurst Campus did. pop-up clinics to offer large-scale screening, with sites at From the outset, the key component of the Pandemic Bondi Beach, Rushcutters Bay and East Sydney. St Vincent’s played a pivotal role in treating hundreds Plan was the cooperation of St Vincent’s Private Hospital of patients and screening many tens of thousands. The Sydney with St Vincent’s Hospital Sydney, which saw our Our Campus exemplified agility and partnership in the central components of this rapid response rested on two two entities working in unison with the ability to call on face of the COVID-19 pandemic. Building on the Sisters’ fundamental characteristics: agility and partnership. our collective resources, including staff, equipment and legacy of responding to need, our pathology service physical space. The Emergency Department (ED) was played a pivotal role in the NSW screening process, Our health services were able to scale-up and re-purpose This collaboration has seen the Campus leverage reconfigured to accommodate ‘red’ and ‘green’ zones, processing well over 100,000 COVID-19 tests. many of our services and we swiftly collaborated with our the unique skillsets of our individual parts to deliver where patients presenting with suspected COVID-19 clinical, research and teaching partners in a unique way Similarly, we were the first Campus to introduce rapid collective gains and in doing so attracting important were quickly isolated and managed in dedicated isolation that consolidates our reputation for Campus integration. point-of-care COVID-19 swab-testing which has been research grants. A prime example is the ADAPT study – spaces. Satellite ICU spaces were identified to increase vital in guiding our care in critical situations. a longitudinal study on COVID-19 patients – which has capacity as well as the number of available ventilators. There is, however, another key component of rightly attracted extraordinary media interest given the partnership synonymous with the St Vincent’s Campus St Vincent’s was announced as the first Australian site In our efforts to contain the virus’ spread, many of the important light it is shedding on some of the long-term – the collaboration between our clinical endeavours and to trial Remdesivir, the experimental antiviral treatment impacts of COVID-19. our philanthropic support. Campus’ physical consultations transitioned to online for critically ill patients with COVID-19, under a special or telephone services, otherwise known as ‘telehealth’. access program. Beyond COVID-19, the strength and collaboration If the seamless coming together of our public, private, Such was the growth in this approach that from of our research across St Vincent’s has continued to research and teaching has been the differentiator of the January to June 2020, St Vincent’s provided 7,056 care Our Campus Research Capability continues to go from flourish, particularly as we galvanise our status as one of St Vincent’s Campus, the support of the consultations via telehealth, a significant increase on the strength to strength, particularly trials in the optimal Australia’s leading precision healthcare facilities. St Vincent’s Curran Foundation has been the great 1,853 in 2019. delivery of homeless health, phase 1 cancer trials and facilitator of our Campus. This enabler role has never dry-blood spot testing for certain infectious diseases. Epitomised by a ground-breaking genomic research been so resolutely illustrated than in this pandemic year. In parallel, St Vincent’s expanded telehealth to more than project led by Dr Kathy Wu and the St Vincent’s 150 different services and 460 trained clinicians while Perhaps not since our role in responding to HIV in the Clinical Genomics Unit exploring pharmagenomics, From our critical care capability to the radical upscaling also establishing a Virtual Care Clinic to safely manage 1980s has the St Vincent’s Campus’ focus on integrated which recently secured $2.95 million as part of the of our treatment capacity, to our ability to lead some the health needs of COVID-19 positive patients, with research been so resolutely illustrated. Currently there Commonwealth Government’s $20 million additional of the world’s most important research into the long- mild symptoms, in their homes. are more than 17 separate COVID-19 trials being funding for mental health. term impacts of COVID-19, to the ability of our Campus undertaken by St Vincent’s in conjunction with our to initiate and lead community screening at a mass Early in the pandemic, St Vincent’s was the first site in research partners the Victor Chang Cardiac Research The St Vincent’s project, which is Australia’s first scale – the St Vincent’s Curran Foundation makes that Australia to offer point-of-care rapid testing for the virus with Institute, The Garvan Institute of Medical Research, Kirby multicentred double-blind randomised controlled trial, difference to the many thousands we have had the results available within the hour. More broadly, St Vincent’s Institute, Nursing Research Institute and our clinical will trial genotype-guided versus standard psychotropic opportunity to treat. was also one of the first hospitals to establish community partners St Vincent’s Private and St Vincent’s Clinic. therapy in moderately-to-severely depressed patients.

6 | St Vincent’s Curran Trustee Ltd Philanthropy Report 2020 Together We Are One Together We Are One St Vincent’s Curran Trustee Ltd Philanthropy Report 2020 | 7 At the St Vincent’s Centre for Applied Medical in Stage 1 funding from the State Government in Research, we witnessed the multidisciplinary team of September towards our Cahill-Cater Redevelopment. researchers from St Vincent’s Hospital Sydney and “If the seamless coming together Macquarie University identify a way to modulate an This $400 million-plus project comprises clinical important biochemical pathway involved in inflammation expansion within existing Hospital buildings, the of our public, private, research and - the Kynurenine pathway (KP) - and prevent brain demolition of the existing Cahill-Cater building and its teaching has been the differentiator replacement with a new building. inflammation and degeneration. of the St Vincent’s Campus; the The capacity to modulate the KP has significant The proposed redevelopment provides the optimal support of the St Vincent’s Curran solution for St Vincent’s to meet our rapidly growing ramifications particularly for preventing the progression Foundation has been the great of Multiple Sclerosis from an inflammatory condition to ambulatory and inpatient demand, at the same time degeneration. further growing our research. The project will implement facilitator of our Campus.” innovative ambulatory and virtual healthcare delivery As we acknowledge the importance of our collaborations, models, and establish our long-envisioned St Vincent’s we both want to especially welcome Professor Jason Heart Lung Vascular Institute, a Precision Medicine Kovacic to his first Research Week. Jason was appointed centre, a clinical trials unit, a central infusion centre, of Excellence in Cellular Therapy for malignant Executive Director of the Victor Chang Cardiac Institute additional operating theatres & procedural rooms, and autoimmune diseases focusing primarily on and the ability of the Institute to recruit someone of inpatient mental health facilities, as well as expanded haematopoietic stem cell transplantation (HSCT) to Jason’s calibre to lead is indicative of its international imaging and pathology services. treat blood cancers and some severe chronic immune status as a trail blazer in cardiac research. conditions such as Multiple Sclerosis. During our Campus Masterplanning, we also identified Still on collaborations, we are delighted that our our West St site, adjoining the Lowy Packer building Late last year, we were very fortunate to open the foundation membership of the Sydney Partnership for as a priority building development to create a hub of Advanced Cardiac Imaging Centre at St Vincent’s. Health, Education Research and Enterprise (SPHERE) is innovation and learning, bringing researchers, industry This is a joint initiative with the Victor Chang Cardiac continuing to reap substantial rewards for the St Vincent’s partners, educators, students and support staff together Research Institute and is the first of its kind in Australia, Campus, particularly SPHERE’s translational fellowships, in the research precinct. bringing two powerful and complementary cardiac Todd McEwan, where our clinicians are undertaking invaluable imaging techniques – CT and MRI – together in a single Director of Acute Services collaborative projects in a wide range of fields. We have just marked five years since the historic space for the first time. ground-breaking ceremony for St Vincent’s Private The Campus Masterplan ensures that we have the Hospital, when work began on the first phase of The Imaging Centre also provides important clinical right infrastructure and buildings to future-proof our construction of the Sr Francis McGuigan Wing. When research capacity and is supporting our work in many Riverina locals access high-end care without Campus. We were delighted to receive $25 million we began the Hospital redevelopment, it was hard advancing personalised treatments for heart disease. involving lengthy or intermittent stays away from family. to imagine the importance of having 310 exclusively The Centre has been an ambition for our Campus single rooms, a spacious foyer and new operating and for a number of years and has been realised with the There is no doubt that the past year has seen our consulting suites. leadership and vision of our clinicians and the financial Campus face some of the greatest challenges in its support of both government and the Foundation. 163 year history. The impact of COVID-19 has forever Having now fully commissioned these new facilities, our changed the way our Hospitals work. Private Hospital staff and patients alike are acutely aware Recently we were also very proud to open the of the difference the St Vincent’s Curran Foundation Hospital’s $17.7 million Psychiatric Alcohol and Non- Not only did we rise to the challenges, but we maintained, has made in raising $43.7 million in philanthropic funds Prescription Drug Assessment (PANDA) unit, funded and indeed grew many of our core clinical endeavours towards our $150 million redevelopment program. The through NSW Government with philanthropic support from throughout the challenges posed by the pandemic. For transformation is plain to see the moment you walk SIRENS. This innovative facility caters to the health needs example, despite the pandemic’s arrival, the St Vincent’s through the Hospital’s doors. We now have facilities that of some of Australia’s most vulnerable patient groups. Heart Lung Transplant team defied global trends and match the world-leading calibre of care we provide. conducted a record number of transplants, with 38 hearts Based in the Hospital’s Emergency Department, the transplanted in just six months. In the field of Cellular Therapy, in 2018, thanks to the help purpose-built, six-bed PANDA unit provides specialised of the St Vincent’s Curran Foundation, we opened our care for patients who are suffering from drug or alcohol- The COVID-19 pandemic has reaped extraordinary Haematology, Blood & Marrow Transplant Unit signalling related psychotic episodes and sits alongside an destruction throughout the globe, and there are few, if the opportunity to expand our Centre of Excellence in expanded Psychiatric Emergency Care Clinic, improving any positives to take away from our experience so far clinical and research cell based therapies. Not surprisingly the assessment and treatment of patients with mental this year, we are proud that our Campus has stepped our cellular therapy clinical trials are flourishing across health and drug and alcohol-related conditions. up to play such an extraordinary role, and equally, we the Campus, as are our Medical Oncology clinical trials – are eternally grateful for all that the St Vincent’s Curran which number the highest in NSW. You will all recall that in 2016, we opened St Vincent’s Foundation and our donors have done to enable, and Private Community Hospital Griffith. Since then, indeed inspire this effort. St Vincent’s has been at the forefront of bone marrow and thanks to the generosity of community donors and and stem cell transplantation ever since the very first business leaders, our specialty services have been Thank you. bone marrow transplant in Australia was undertaken expanding and growing to meet the needs of our patients at the hospital in October 1975. and the entire local community. This is epitomised by the A/Prof Anthony Schembri AM expansion of our Ear Nose and Throat services and the Chief Executive Officer As we mark the 45th anniversary of this milestone, return of elective Orthopaedic Surgery to Griffith. St Vincent’s Health Network Sydney the St Vincent’s Curran Foundation has been working closely with us to establish a Centre Regional NSW has a critical shortage of medical services Tim Daniel treating ear, nose and throat conditions, thyroid disorders, Chief Executive Officer and cancers of the head and neck, so it is great to see St Vincent’s Private Hospital Sydney A/Prof Gail Matthews, Head of Infectious Diseases

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such as the heart that are difficult to view transthoracically Genomics Unit. The Fellow will be involved in supporting grows to $19.3 million (through the chest wall). The machine also has a very high the Fragile X mutation carrier (FXTAS) Clinic, the sensitivity for locating blood clots inside the left atrium. Neurogenetics Clinic and the Clinical Genomics Unit. St Vincent’s Hospitals supporters John Cunningham AM SCM and Margaret Cunningham “Our patients and our team will greatly benefit from The Fellow will also gain valuable experience in the another 3D transoesophageal echocardiogram for use of the MRI-guided focused ultrasound (MRgFUS). recognised that their ongoing commitment to St Vincent’s Hospitals could be more strategically cardiothoracics. Margaret Cunningham funded the MRgFUS stereotactic brain ablation is a safe and managed by establishing a new Foundation to support the Hospitals in perpetuity. first 3D TOE four years ago, which transformed effective treatment for essential tremor, dystonic tremor our practice from both an anaesthetic and surgical and Parkinson’s disease tremor. The MRgFUS has The JW & M Cunningham Foundation, a Private Ancillary St Vincent’s Curran Trustee Ltd, as Trustee for the JW & M perspective. We are so grateful to now have the support marked a new era in incisionless, minimally invasive Fund with St Vincent’s Curran Trustee Ltd as Trustee, Cunningham Foundation, was pleased to announce the of the JW & M Cunningham Foundation to purchase therapies for movement disorders. The St Vincent’s was established with a founding gift of $10 million from distribution of $700,000 of inaugural annual grants from the this additional machine.” Dr Michelle Moyle, Director of Hospital MRgFUS Unit is an Australian first. John and Margaret in June 2019. new Foundation. The grants support a range of innovation Anaesthesia, St Vincent’s Hospital Sydney. and clinical research programs aimed at improving patient Enhancing Precision of Ear, Nose and Throat (ENT) John and Margaret’s vision is to continue to grow the outcomes across anaesthetics, cardiology, neurosciences Life-saving innovation in Cardiology Operations Foundation in order to generate annual income from the and Ear, Nose and Throat services. This grant will fund St Vincent’s Cardiology team’s use Across all surgical disciplines, technology is changing at corpus and donated shares, to provide annual grants of Impella Heart Pumps and Intra-vascular lithroscopy to a rapid pace. The new ENT Microsurgery TIVATO 700 in perpetuity. During the year they made an additional Clearer Cardiothoracic Imaging assist patients with advanced heart failure or experiencing Microscope for St Vincent’s Private Hospital Day Surgery very generous in-specie donation of $6.3 million in cardiogenic shock caused by heart attacks. will enable St Vincent’s ENT surgeons to access superior shares, growing the value of the JW & M Cunningham The Transoesophageal Echocardiogram (TOE) is a specialised cardiac ultrasound that is used to assess the image clarity for complex microsurgery procedures. Foundation to $19.3 million at 30 June 2020. At St Vincent’s, the interventional cardiologists are heart’s beating structure and function. In this procedure, specifically interested in providing cardiac support with The reach, flexibility and stability of this advanced Their ongoing generosity is an outstanding act of a transducer is passed through the mouth and into the Impella devices to patients who would otherwise not Microscope will assist our ENT surgeons to undertake philanthropy from which our patients are already oesophagus, which lies behind the heart. This imaging survive due to severe heart failure. the painstakingly detailed microsurgery required in ENT beginning to benefit. process is called an echocardiogram. The advantage of the procedures with a greater degree of precision. TOE is that it provides clearer images, especially of organs Intra-vascular lithotripsy (IVL-Shockwave) is a novel Prof Paul Fagan and A/Prof Nigel Biggs technique, currently not funded by Medicare, that enables “It will provide state of the art technology and equipment surgeons to use a balloon to deliver a high frequency to enable the latest surgical advancements and help ultrasound ‘pulse’ from inside the artery. This breaks us to attract, retain and increase the number of visiting up calcified plaque and enables surgeons to implant surgeons.” A/Prof Nigel Biggs, Chairman of the stents where they were previously unable to do so. Once Department of Otolaryngology, Head and Neck and Skull again, St Vincent’s has led the way in innovation and Base Surgery. technology, with the first two procedures in NSW using IVL-Shockwave performed last year by Dr David Roy.

Ground-breaking Neuroscience Movement Disorders Treatment and Clinical Trials $700,000 Grant funding for 12 months for a Fellow will support the of inaugural annual running of the clinical trials and to skill up for independent grants distributed practice as a Movement Disorders Neurologist with expertise in Fragile XTAS, Neurogenetics and the Clinical

10 | St Vincent’s Curran Trustee Ltd Philanthropy Report 2020 Together We Are One Together We Are One St Vincent’s Curran Trustee Ltd Philanthropy Report 2020 | 11 Pioneering healthcare for the future $4 million in pledge gifts raised towards establishing the Centre of Excellence in Cellular Therapy MAKING A DIFFERENCE $1 million donated for the new Friends of St Vincent’s Private Hospital Operating Theatre TOGETHER “Together the many extraordinary acts of philanthropy by our supporters have helped us to make a significant difference to the work of our doctors, nurses and $8.6 million allied health staff in caring for patients secured for the Emergency Trauma Operating across St Vincent’s Hospitals in NSW.” Theatre to be equipped with RAPTOR technology Charles Curran AC, Chairman of Trustees, St Vincent’s Curran Foundation

Responding to community need Caring for those in need $15.2 million $3 million given in special project grants to raised towards the new St Vincent’s Hospitals in NSW Lung CT scanner $2.7 million $1.3 million provided to our Hospitals through the raised for Prostate Cancer treatment COVID-19 Response Fund and care at the Life Gala Dinner 204 PATIENTS $1.4 million treated by the new 24/7 COVID-19 Virtual Care allocated in St Vincent’s Curran Clinic established in response to the pandemic Endowment Grants

12 | St Vincent’s Curran Trustee Ltd Philanthropy Report 2020 Together We Are One Together We Are One St Vincent’s Curran Trustee Ltd Philanthropy Report 2020 | 13 The work undertaken by the Institute is fundamental Supporting next generation to the advancement of nurse practice and improved Nursing Leadership patient care outcomes. In 2020, the St Vincent’s Curran Foundation became a key supporter of the Institute Ensuring a highly trained nursing workforce and with a new three-year commitment to raise $1 million in development of nursing leadership to provide the best partnership with our supporters to enable priority nursing patient care is a fundamental objective of St Vincent’s research projects. Hospitals. The St Vincent’s Nurse Education Fund and the Jarry Improved communication at Program for Nurse Education work together to provide opportunities for St Vincent’s nurses to: Clinical Handovers saves lives

Melanie Levis, Executive Director CUE Clothing Company with A/Prof Anna Thornton, St Vincent’s Following its highly successful pilot program, a ● Access training in leadership skills through the Director of Nursing, Margaret Kenny Director of Clinical Services, St Vincent’s Private Hospital broadened “Better Bedside Handovers” project to St Vincent’s Nursing Leadership Academy enhance patient handover and communication practices ● Undertake post-graduate scholarships in the at the bedside, which has been proven to save lives, specialisation of their choice e.g. Cardio-thoracic was conducted during the year. Celebrating and nursing and Critical Care Nursing ● Support Nurse Education roles for the development We thank the Geoff and Helen Handbury Foundation and of new post-graduate courses Clare Handbury for their ongoing support of this ground- breaking project which St Vincent’s Hospital Sydney The Jarry Program for Nursing Education continues to is undertaking in partnership with the ANU Institute for provide annual grants distributed from the $1 million Communication in Healthcare and Professor Di Slade. SUPPORTING OUR NURSES endowed gift from the Jarry Family in honour of their daughter Malinda Jarry. We are, as always, grateful to Findings from the first three-year activity of the clinical Barbara Jarry and the late Kevin Jarry for their foresight handover project will feed into the development of future Celebrating the International Year of the Nurse in setting up this visionary fund and for inspiring others programs to improve patient-clinician communication to support nursing education. within the Hospital setting and more widely in the When 2020 was designated as the World Health Organisation’s International Year Australian healthcare system. of the Nurse and Midwife, no one could have imagined the spotlight that would be Inaugural Audrey Croll placed on the nursing profession with the emergence of a global health pandemic. Scholarship Nurses from St Vincent’s Public and Private Hospitals In late 2019, the inaugural Audrey Croll Stroke took a unified approach to facing the COVID-19 Delta Goodrem and the Scholarship program was launched to help build our challenge, immediately upskilling in areas of infection St Vincent’s Nurses Choir nursing capacity in stroke care. control, protective clothing protocols, and in emergency care of patients who might present with respiratory or sing as one The scholarships were enabled by a generous gift of $300,000 from the Croll family in loving memory of their other life threatening symptoms. A particular highlight of International Nurses Day was the mother Audrey, and this year were awarded to Disha production of a moving musical tribute to nurses and Patel and Seema Shahi. In the midst of the lockdowns in Sydney, CUE Clothing frontline medical staff around the world, with 21 St Vincent’s Company stepped up to make 3,000 pairs of scrubs nurses joining St Vincent’s Hospital Ambassador and to ensure a secure supply of this essential protective internationally acclaimed singer-songwriter Delta Goodrem Foundation support for clothing for our clinicians. All of us at St Vincent’s for a moving rendition of her song “Together We Are One”. are very grateful to Melanie Levis and CUE Clothing St Vincent’s ACU Nursing Company for this important and timely support. The production of the video was enabled by the generosity of spirit of Delta Goodrem and AGB Events. Research Institute With physical events unable to go ahead, a statewide The St Vincent’s Australian Catholic University webinar in celebration of International Nurses Day on The video can be viewed on the St Vincent’s Curran Nursing Research Institute (NRI) is an internationally 12 May 2020 was hosted by A/Prof Anna Thornton and Foundation YouTube channel. acclaimed research centre of excellence led by Margaret Kenny, our Directors of Nursing. Professor Sandy Middleton. The Institute co- We are grateful to all our corporate partners, particularly ordinates a range of nurse led clinical research Tissot, which provided watches as award prizes for projects across St Vincent’s Hospital Sydney. nurses recognised for excellence by their peers. “No one could have imagined the Thank you also to Accor Hotels, which provided 2,000 spotlight that would be placed on the complimentary nights of hotel accommodation to nursing profession with the emergence St Vincent’s clinical and administration staff in of a global health pandemic.” recognition of their extraordinary work on the frontline during the pandemic. Our nurses joining Delta Goodrem to sing “Together we are one”

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Lesley Williams, Mark Young, Dr Chris Robinson and Jeffrey Masters – the team behind the St Vincent’s Virtual Care Clinic, established during THE COVID-19 CHALLENGE the COVID-19 pandemic Practical support in the form of marquees for pop-up For St Vincent’s health care institutions, never has working together as Supporting mental health and testing from All Shelter, the manufacturing of 3,000 pairs one been more important than during the global COVID-19 pandemic. homelessness of scrubs in record time by CUE clothing company and donations of masks and personal protective equipment The impact of COVID-19 on anxiety levels and The St Vincent’s Public and Private Hospitals, Garvan The Foundation received generous support from also helped our Hospitals to be as best prepared as we the introduction of social distancing measures are could to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic. Institute of Medical Research and Victor Chang Cardiac our community to enable the commencement of the having an adverse effect on mental health within the Research Institute worked together during 2020 to ADAPT research trial, which will help identify patients community in both the immediate and long term. ensure a coordinated and supportive response to the at higher COVID-19 risk as well as track long term COVID-19 pandemic, demonstrating both agility and health outcomes of infected patients. The Foundation St Vincent’s continued to provide and expand its mental compassion throughout. is particularly grateful to Mrs Jackie Waterhouse for her health services, thanks to the support we received for extraordinary generosity to this important research. both our USpace youth mental health service at The St Vincent’s Curran Foundation provided $2.7 million St Vincent’s Private Hospital and THIS WAY UP, to the Hospitals through the COVID-19 Response Fund St Vincent’s online mental health programs. to ensure implementation of projects where government Private Hospital ICU upgrade funding was not initially available. This funding helped A unique feature of the Darlinghurst Campus is the close The pandemic also presented unique risks for our establish special COVID-19 testing clinics, deliver pop-up working relationship and proximity of the various Public homeless patients. By working together with various and drive-through testing locations, and widen access to and Private Hospital services. state government agencies and NGOs, our Homeless our homeless health and online mental health services. A Health Service was able to provide accommodation special St Vincent’s Curran Foundation Endowment grant This relationship became crucial during the COVID-19 for approximately 280 people across the inner city of $450,000 enabled the set-up of the 24/7 COVID-19 outbreak, when St Vincent’s Private Hospital was tasked through March and April 2020. We thank the Margaret Virtual Care Clinic to support COVID-19 positive patients in to provide a supporting intensive care role to St Vincent’s Pemberton Foundation for its fast, generous and self-isolation who needed medical support while isolating. Hospital. To assist this transformation, funds were pragmatic support of our Homeless Health service rapidly raised for much-needed equipment upgrades during this time. Funding from the Foundation also helped with training enabling a fully functioning 12 bed unit to provide 24 of medical staff to respond to the complex ventilation hour medical and nursing care for cardiothoracic, and airway needs of COVID-19 patients adding to the orthopaedic, vascular, and neurosurgery cases. Corporate and in-kind support Campus’s research capacity to support the global effort Reflecting the tremendous support St Vincent’s in understanding and treating COVID-19. We thank the following generous donors who supported Hospitals receive from our local business community, the purchase of new ventilators, cardiac and respiratory the Foundation’s Events and Corporate Partnerships monitors, and ICU beds for the Private Hospital ICU: team co-ordinated the distribution of in-kind goods donated in support of frontline workers. “The St Vincent’s Public and Private ● Dr John and Mrs Anne Chong Hospitals, Garvan Institute of Medical ● Louise Christie Gifts included fruit and vegetables from Sydney Markets, ● Ian and Larissa Malouf groceries and chocolates from Metcash/IGA, Easter Research and Victor Chang Cardiac eggs and bunnies from Lindt, coffee and Italian treats Research Institute worked together during ● Theo Onisfourou from Vittoria Coffee and Les Schirato AM, watches from 2020 to present a coordinated and supportive ● Andrew Pardoe Tissot as awards for nurses, free accommodation from response to the COVID-19 pandemic, ● The Robert Straker bequest Accor Hotels and other hotel chains, and countless individual donations and acts of support. providing both agility and compassion.” ● Peter Wainberg

St Vincent’s nurses at the St Vincent’s Bondi COVID-19 pop-up testing clinic

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Dr Sam Milliken and Dr Jennifer Massey with Dr John Chong CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE and Mrs Anne Chong, key supporters of Cellular Therapy Delta Goodrem Foundation launches Cellular Therapy Fellowship “My goal as a cancer survivor is to give hope to people battling cancer and I want to secure for them a brighter The vision for the new Centre of Excellence in Cellular IN CELLULAR THERAPY future. My support for St Vincent’s is part of this effort.” Therapy was given a significant boost with the launch of the Delta Goodrem Foundation by St Vincent’s Hospital Delta’s personal journey with St Vincent’s and her St Vincent’s Hospital Sydney has been a leader in the field of bone marrow and stem Ambassador and Patron of The Kinghorn Cancer successful treatment for Hodgkin’s Lymphoma is known cell transplantation for decades and during the year celebrated 10 years since our Centre, Delta Goodrem, in June 2020. to many. As a grateful patient, Delta has developed a doctors undertook the first haematopoietic stem cell transplant (HSCT) in Australia. In launching her own foundation, Delta generously deep appreciation of the opportunities and challenges of pledged immediate support towards funding the the treatment journey, for clinicians and patients alike, and so we thank her for her continuing personal commitment To further enhance St Vincent’s leadership in cellular establishment of the Delta Goodrem Fellowship in Cellular and support, including regular visits to patients therapies and stem cell transplantation, the Foundation has Director position to lead the way Therapy Research. The Fellowship will advance research undergoing treatment. continued to work closely with Dr Sam Milliken, St Vincent’s Visionary donors Dr John Chong and Mrs Anne Chong into the treatment for blood cancers such as Hodgkin’s Head of Haematology, and Prof John Moore to help continued their support to the Hospital by committing to Lymphoma, enabling an emerging clinician researcher establish a new Centre of Excellence in Cellular Therapy fund the position of Director at the Centre of Excellence to investigate the role of cell therapy and blood stem for both malignant and autoimmune diseases. The Centre through a multi-year philanthropic pledge. cell transplantation in treating blood cancers as well as “I am proud to be able to support of Excellence will focus primarily on haematopoietic stem ground-breaking research into “adoptive immunotherapy” St Vincent’s and their dedication to cell transplant (HSCT) to treat blood cancers and severe John and Anne have a special interest in supporting with chimeric antigen receptor T (CAR-T) cells. chronic immune conditions, including multiple myeloma, cancer and blood disease research. In 2015, John improving the lives of cancer patients.” multiple sclerosis and schematic sclerosis (scleroderma), and Anne’s support helped build the Haematology, Delta Goodrem, St Vincent’s Hospital Ambassador Blood and Marrow Transplant Unit after they lost their using a patient’s own bone marrow and stem cells to re- A/Prof John Moore and Delta Goodrem and Patron of The Kinghorn Cancer Centre establish damaged marrow or immune function. son John Adam Chong from complications related to leukaemia. John, a former surgeon, and Anne The fundraising program to support this vision has truly understand how pivotal clinical research is to improving benefitted from donors coming “together as one” to treatments for blood cancers. support the range of positions and resources required to get clinical trials and research underway. The soon to be appointed Chong Family Director of Cellular Therapy will be the most integral component We thank the Bourne Foundation for sharing our vision for of the Hospital’s vision for the Centre of Excellence. improving treatment options for these patients by enabling The position will champion innovation and lead the appointment of a Clinical Trials Coordinator to oversee transformational change across the Campus clinical trials and research. We also thank Greg Arandt and as well as form strategic partnerships for the the Zamasa Foundation for funding the Zamasa Fellow in long-term benefit of our health service and our Multiple Myeloma, with Dr Georgia McCrohn completing patients. We are so grateful to the Chong family her first 12 months conducting research into the disease. for their extraordinary support.

The Foundation was pleased to announce it has also entered into a five-year partnership with MS Research Australia to improve our understanding of the immune changes that occur in patients who receive stem cell treatments.

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Jack and Sharon Cowin with John and Rosalinda Sample, Friends and Foundation New theatres provide expert care Visionary supporters of St Vincent’s Private Hospital work together for Hospital One of the new operating theatres built as part of the redevelopment Private Hospital redevelopment was supported through $1 million in donations from our Friends of St Vincent’s Pavers leave a lasting legacy days in the Private Hospital. These care packs contain St Vincent’s Private Hospital Sydney has a long and rich Private Hospital and will be named in honour of our wonderful items to help patients rest and recuperate in history of providing exceptional health care to patients, but Friends group in recognition of this extraordinary support. of support comfort, both in the hospital and upon their return home, the completion of an entirely new wing filled with state-of- and have been greatly welcomed by patients. The Friends of St Vincent’s Private Hospital Theatre With the redevelopment of the Hospital nearing the-art facilities truly makes it a Hospital of the future. joins the Triguboff Family Operating Theatre, named completion, initial work began on the new Susan Wakil Work on the redevelopment of the Private Hospital and after Visionary donor Harry Triguboff, and the Paul Roy Healing Garden, which will include the reinstatement of construction of the new Sr Francis McGuigan Wing Operating Theatre, to complete the development of plaques honouring the original Ladies Committee and continued apace during the year. the three state-of-the art facilities supporting specialist the installation of our Friends for Life named pavers. surgical procedures, including robotic surgery. $43.7 MILLION As a result of the redevelopment, the Hospital now The Friends for Life pavers appeal raised more than provides state-of-the-art operating theatres, 310 The Foundation is half-way towards its Robotics $1 million to assist with equipment and technology raised towards the beautifully appointed single rooms, a dedicated Program target of $5 million to purchase a single port purchases for the new Hospital redevelopment. Your Hospital of the rehabilitation unit and ambulatory care facilities and the robot and a further $1 million to support infrastructure, The Foundation is also extremely grateful to Gina Rinehart Future campaign newly opened Cowin Family Admissions Centre. research and training, which is vital for the continued success of the program. With the da Vinci, Mako and and the Georgina Hope Foundation, who initiated “care This extensive redevelopment was only possible thanks to Rosa Surgical Systems, surgeons operate through just a packs” to be provided to patients staying longer than four the many generous individual donors who came together few small incisions. The technology features a magnified to raise $43.7 million towards the Your Hospital of the vision system and tiny instruments that bend and rotate Future campaign. Special thanks to Mrs Roslyn Packer AC with greater precision and range of motion than the for her ongoing leadership as Patron of the Friends of human hand, benefitting patients greatly. James and Kim Auswild, supporters of the St Vincent’s Private Hospital, Sydney Robotics Program St Vincent’s Private Hospital. We thank the following donors for their commitment this year towards the project:

● James and Kim Auswild ● John Casella ● The O’Halloran Foundation ● John Sample ● Les Schirato AM ● The Sukkar Family

We also thank those who helped raise $1 million for the urgent upgrade of the Private Hospital’s ICU, enabling it to support the Public Hospital during the COVID-19 response.

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Ervin Vidor AM and Charlotte Vidor, Visionary supporters of our new to match clinical expertise Genesis lung CT scanner

ICU upgrades ensure advanced The Mega-RAPTOR campaign was launched at the Life Gala Dinner in 2018 and to date the Foundation has Equipping Your Hospital of patient care secured $8 million in major gifts and donations towards the overall target of $10.65 million. Once completed, this the Future “The ongoing support of our donor The ongoing support of our donor family to ensure innovative theatre system will combine the latest imaging, St Vincent’s Hospitals have the most advanced equipment resuscitation and surgical systems all in one operating As the exciting capital redevelopment at St Vincent’s family to ensure St Vincent’s Hospitals for diagnosis, imaging, surgery and patient care is vital for theatre, saving critical minutes for trauma patients. The Private Hospital nears completion, and with the new have the most advanced equipment keeping pace with rapidly advancing technology. Ernest Heine Family Foundation Control Room will be the Friends of St Vincent’s Private Hospital Operating Theatre about to be commissioned, attention turned to ensuring for diagnosis, imaging, surgery and In the past two years, St Vincent’s Public and Private engine room of this sophisticated technology to be used by St Vincent’s renowned surgical teams. matching medical equipment and technology were patient care is vital for keeping pace Hospitals both received significant upgrades to critical installed to allow our surgeons to perform their work. of rapidly advancing technology” areas within their Intensive Care Units (ICU). This included We are very grateful to the Ernest Heine Family upgrades at St Vincent’s Hospital Sydney ICU in 2018, Foundation for their leadership gift and to those other With the support of major donors and Friends of with 21 new state-of-the-art ventilators through a visionary donors contributing $1 million or more to the St Vincent’s Private Hospital, new laparoscopic and $1 million gift from Mrs Enny Shaw, and new ICU beds project. A list of our major donors to this project includes: minimally invasive Storz equipment were acquired, with the support of Margaret Cunningham, the NELUNE providing a quantum leap in imaging technology and Foundation and John Parthenis. ● Anonymous enabling further progress in an area for which we are Breathing easier with new ● Mr Michael Anker and Mrs Marlee Anker already leaders in the field. Generous community support for our COVID-19 Genesis lung CT Response Fund appeal provided immediate resources ● AUB Group Ltd Features of the new technology include superior colour A new Canon Genesis CT scanner was installed in to similarly equip St Vincent’s Private Hospital ICU ● Boyuan Holdings Ltd contrasting and definition, presenting the ability to St Vincent’s Hospital’s Medical Imaging Department with new ventilators, beds and monitoring systems to ● Mr Terrence Clee conduct complicated surgeries previously only possible in May 2020 and is providing superior diagnostic build additional capacity across the entire St Vincent’s ● Mrs Lynne Crookes OAM and the using far more open procedures. Patients to greatly capabilities to the benefit of lung disease patients. Darlinghurst Campus in case of urgent need. Crookes Family Foundation benefit from this technology include those needing ● Ms Liz Cuming oncology and reconstructive procedures. The Genesis scanner provides superior quality image Coming together the ● Hines Foundation detail and incorporates artificial intelligence and ● Mr Michael O’Keeffe machine learning. It enables radiographers to examine St Vincent’s way ● Philandron Foundation blood perfusion in lung tissue and highlights even the smallest lung blood vessels. For COVID-19 positive In June 2020, the Foundation received overwhelming ● Mr Nick Politis AM patients, this can assist in identifying early lung disease support for its “St Vincent’s Way” appeal raising $223,440 ● Mr Brent Potts from existing donors, recent patients, and new donors, with or damage and helps to triage patients who require ● Turnbull Foundation funds supporting the St Vincent’s Hospital Equipment Fund. immediate intensive care.

This Fund was established to assist St Vincent’s Hospital The $3.2 million needed for the acquisition and in meeting equipment and technology needs. One installation of this leading edge CT was provided thanks of its current objectives is to help raise funds for the to visionary support from the Vidor Family and Ron and construction of a new emergency trauma operating theatre Robyn Finemore. equipped with a Mega-RAPTOR hybrid operating theatre system. We would like to thank all donors who contributed to the appeal, especially Sally White OAM, the Protrust Foundation, Leonard Sanders and Michael Rhodes. A/Prof Anthony Grabs, Director of Emergency and Lynne Crookes OAM, RAPTOR Fundraising committee member and supporter of the St Vincent’s Hospital Equipment Fund

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Campus-wide cancer bio-bank to store and study tissue Clinicians, scientists and samples and to help identify bio-markers that aid cancer donors come together for diagnosis and treatment. cancer research The donation has also enabled the awarding of three Geoffrey Kinghorn Post-Doctoral Scholarships for up Nelune Rajapakse AM and Anna Guillan AM, An extraordinary donation from Geoffrey Kinghorn has and coming St Vincent’s Hospital clinician scientists: Founders of The NELUNE Foundation provided the opportunity for St Vincent’s researchers to one in prostate cancer and two focusing on immune- undertake high-level medical oncology research. oncology. We thank Geoffrey Kinghorn for his incredible The donation of $1 million towards a clinical research support for cancer research at the Darlinghurst Campus. Donors come together for NELUNE Cancer Care program led by A/Prof Anthony Joshua, St Vincent’s We also thank Louise Christie for her gift of $100,000 prostate cancer Co-ordinators assist patients to Head of Medical Oncology, will help establish a for the creation of a Robotics Fellowship in Head and On 15 November 2019, the St Vincent’s Curran Foundation navigate patient journey Neck Cancer. The purpose of the Fellowship is to held the annual St Vincent’s Life Gala Dinner, with celebrities further understand precision medicine for these cancer Jonathan Coleman OAM and Angela Bishop helping to The NELUNE Foundation supports cancer patients patients, under the supervision of A/Prof Richard raise funds for prostate cancer care and research. by ensuring they receive personalised patient-centred Gallagher, Director of Cancer Services and Director of assistance through their cancer journey. Head and Neck Services at St Vincent’s. The event and fundraising campaign launched with a target of $5.5 million to greatly improve access to rapid diagnosis, This has been possible through the $1 million funding In addition, the Hospital has established a unique innovative treatment and care for men with prostate cancer. received from the NELUNE Foundation, enabling the Fellowship program for our junior oncology registrars. recent appointment of three Cancer Care Coordinators The Greg and Beverley Alt Foundation Fellowship is In addition to the new equipment and technologies such as at the NELUNE Centre in The Kinghorn Cancer Centre, the only one of its kind in the state available to junior robotic surgery and minimally invasive biopsies, campaign a joint facility of St Vincent’s Hospital Sydney and the oncologists and provides opportunities for up to four proceeds will provide greater access to wellbeing and Garvan Institute of Medical Research. St Vincent’s doctors each year to present at psychosocial services, a new patient information website, NELUNE Cancer Care Co-ordinators Bronwen Ditton, conferences and/or collaborate with international peers and specialised professionals and Fellowships in the area. Mary Hayes and Babita Khanal have already been making on research projects. We greatly appreciate the support from the NELUNE a significant difference to patients’ lives. They provide a We also thank Angelo Macri Snr and the Macri family Foundation, which provided $250,000 to fund the purchase critical frontline resource to manage multidisciplinary care for their gift of the proceeds from the Angelo Macri Jr of a new transperineal ultrasound machine. This will across imaging, radiation oncology, chemotherapy, allied Memorial Dinner held in Griffith in January 2020. In line enhance prostate cancer detection and further improve health and even patients’ non-medical and social needs. with the wishes of their son Angelo, the Macri family patient comfort and safety. Their task was made all the more difficult in 2020 in and friends raised $280,000 from event sales and raffle With the NELUNE Foundation’s support, plus proceeds from the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, where face-to- tickets, all of which was donated to St Vincent’s Hospital the Life Gala Dinner, a total of $1.32 million has been raised. face contact with highly vulnerable patients has been Sydney, towards cancer research. restricted. However, they have been unwavering in continuing to provide this trusted interface between doctors, patients and families. We express our thanks to $1.32 MILLION the NELUNE Foundation for funding these carers. raised for prostate A/Prof Richard Gallagher, Director of Cancer Services and Director of Head and Neck Services at St Vincent’s cancer care and with the da Vinci Surgical Robot research

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INITIATIVES The NSW Government’s $3.5 million Innovation Grant to $2.5 million gift supports the Victor Chang Cardiac Research Institute for a new cardiac MRI was the cornerstone investment that enabled mechanical heart A major achievement was the number of heart transplants the St Vincent’s Curran Foundation to launch a matched In the past two years, an anonymous donor has Partnerships advance undertaken despite the disruptions of COVID-19, with 38 fundraising campaign. Heart Lung Innovation transplants performed between January and June 2020. provided significant support to the clinical research Whilst transplant programs were affected or ceased in The $7.5 million project was opened by the NSW Minister work of Professor Christopher Hayward in the field of The work of the heart lung clinical stream here at most other countries, St Vincent’s was able to continue for Health, The Hon. Brad Hazzard MP, in August 2019, mechanical assistance devices for patients suffering St Vincent’s, led by Professor Michael Feneley AM and our program thanks to the availability of the “Heart and with $4 million of philanthropic funding contributed through heart failure and awaiting a heart transplant. his team of cardiologists, surgeons, thoracic specialists, Lungs in a Box” technology, supported by our donors, the enormous generosity of our Heart Lung Innovation Technological advances are providing miniature heart radiographers, nurses and allied health staff, never which keeps donor hearts alive and viable for transplant. Fund donors, and with exceptional leadership gifts from support devices and mechanical hearts that can replace ceases to inspire us all. John Cunningham AM SCM and Margaret Cunningham the function of the heart and Professor Hayward’s and Basil Sellers AM and Clare Sellers. This achievement Through the partnership approach across multiple research is among the best in the world. New St Vincent’s Advanced clearly demonstrates what can be done when Government disciplines at both St Vincent’s Public and Private and philanthropy work together. Hospitals, the Heart Lung Transplant Program, cardiac Cardiac Imaging Centre opens We respect the anonymity of the donor to this program, but wish to acknowledge the significance of this philanthropic imaging and lung research projects were significantly The new Advanced Cardiac Imaging Centre, the first of its The Advanced Cardiac Imaging Centre embraces support, which enables St Vincent’s Heart Lung Transplant progressed during 2019/2020. kind in Australia, is a testament to how Government funding technological advances in areas such as genomics and program to participate in international trials in this field. can inspire our community to also contribute to innovation informatics, to enhance the ability of our St Vincent’s and drive improvement in our health care system. cardiologists to more precisely diagnose disease and provide personalised prevention and treatment. The Bluesand Foundation breathes Bob Graham AO, Anthony Schembri AM, The Hon. Brad Hazzard MP, Prof Michael Feneley AM, Paul Robertson AO Centre is also an important research resource for our at the opening of ACIC, 2019 partners at the Victor Chang Cardiac Research Institute. life into lung health projects We sincerely thank them for their leadership and We are grateful to Geoff Cox and the Bluesand commitment to the establishment of the new Centre, Foundation for their three-year commitment to support particularly Professor Bob Graham AO, lung health research, equipment and education needs. Professor Sally Dunwoodie and VCCRI Chairman Matthew Grounds AM. Bluesand is funding a Data Scientist to support our clinicians and scientists to compile and analyse the vast In the first year since opening the Advanced Cardiac amounts of patient data in order to provide meaningful Imaging Centre has performed 3,106 CT examinations insights to inform how we can improve care for patients. and 1,356 MRI examinations, providing advanced diagnosis of heart and lung conditions for almost 4,500 patients. 38 HEART TRANSPLANTS January – June 2020

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Prof Andrew Carr and Neil Balnaves AO, founder of SPECIALISED RESEARCH The Balnaves Foundation

“Our successes at the Peter Duncan Neurosciences The three current projects include: Unit are on the way to validating a new way to treat this incurable disease,” said Prof Bruce Brew AM. 1. The creation of a standardised penicillin allergy PROGRAMS test to diagnose patients correctly. One in four The work of the Peter Duncan Neurosciences Research hospitalised Australians report an antibiotic allergy, Alongside seed funding of over $1 million provided by Unit has been enabled through the visionary support of most commonly to penicillin. However, many people Drs Shirley and John Sarks support Shirley and John Sarks, the Foundation has promised Peter Duncan AM, his company Pirtek and donors to are incorrectly labelled as allergic, leading to the matched funding and seeks support to enable this neurosciences research. In 2021, the Foundation will unnecessary use of more toxic antibiotics. visionary eye disease research launch a major fundraising campaign to support the innovative program. 2. An audit of 1,650 severe allergy (anaphylaxis) The Shirley and John Sarks Eye Archive is the result of specialised clinical research of this team. presentations to St Vincent’s Hospital’s Emergency decades of work by two passionate opthalmologists who Peter Duncan Neurosciences Unit Department from 2009-2018 to determine what have developed the largest clinic-pathological collection Balnaves pledge progresses proportion could have been avoidable. of human eye tissue in the world. opens up pathways for Multiple penicillin and peanut allergy research 3. Finding a cure for peanut allergies through a The lifelong aim of the Sarks has been to digitise Sclerosis treatment peanut anaphylaxis desensitisation clinical trial. This this valuable ocular data, making it accessible for A $1 million pledge from The Balnaves Foundation is project will be an Australia-first study that aims to researchers and clinicians worldwide. This will help The ongoing research efforts of the Peter Duncan supporting the work of Prof Andrew Carr, Director of the demonstrate that peanut desensitisation can be improve treatment protocols and patient outcomes Neurosciences team based at St Vincent’s Centre for HIV and Immunology Unit and Clinical Immunologist and achieved in adults as well as in children. for patients suffering eye disease such as macular Applied Medical Research and led by St Vincent’s Director Allergist Dr Winnie Tong, who are leading research into degeneration, multiple sclerosis and ocular cancer. of Neurosciences Research, Prof Bruce Brew AM, the causes and treatment of common allergies. We would like to thank The Balnaves Foundation for its are now coming to fruition. continued support for this vital research. Drs Sarks needed the right partners to bring their They are currently working on three separate projects as ambitious vision to reality and in doing so have formed The Peter Duncan Neurosciences Research Unit, in the initial step in building Australia’s first allergy research network. The network will be an important resource in a strong relationship with St Vincent’s Hospital’s collaboration with Macquarie University, was the first to training the next generation of allergy specialists, nurses Anatomical Pathologist Dr Svetlana Cherepanoff, whose develop a new type of mouse model to study Multiple and other allied health professionals, in both clinical research is focused on finding cures to eye diseases. Sclerosis (MS). practice and research. In 2020, the formal establishment of the Sarks Eye Archive This new mouse model has enabled researchers to switch and Digital Bio-bank program was enabled through off an important pathway implicated in MS, and potentially visionary support from Drs Shirley and John Sarks. Now demonstrates a new way of treating the disease. The research was recently published in the influential Journal housed within the Translational Research Centre of the of Neuroinflammation. ONE IN FOUR St Vincent’s Centre for Applied Medical Research (AMR) on the Darlinghurst campus, this program will: This research has identified a way to modulate an hospitalised important biochemical pathway involved in inflammation, ● Provide salary support for a Research Fellow and Australians report known as the Kynurenine Pathway (KP). The capacity to Administrative Assistant modulate the KP has significant ramifications particularly an antibiotic allergy, ● Undertake clinicopathological research using data for preventing the progression of MS from an inflammatory most commonly to from the archive condition to progressive degeneration, at which point penicillin ● Digitise and publish the archive as a comprehensive there are very few beneficial therapies available. online digital bio-bank

● Facilitate national and international collaboration, Dr John Sarks alongside Dr Elsa Toumi, making this resource and research available worldwide. St Vincent’s Research Fellow

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Tim Neate, John Ashford, Erin Longbottom and Brenda De La Piedra from the Community in a year of crisis Outreach Medical Emergency Team

of suicide. Despite this, there is limited access and even Supporting our rural and stigma to visiting specialist mental health services in regional communities rural Australia. “There is limited access and even stigma to visiting specialist mental The pre-Christmas drought and bushfire period had a The Christmas Appeal raised more than $75,600 Exploring mental health large impact on many NSW rural communities. During towards providing a new specialist multidisciplinary health services in rural Australia.” among the young this period, the Foundation’s 2019 Christmas Appeal telehealth clinic, and helped deliver video assessment was launched raising funds to expand access to the and management plans to GP-referred rural and remote On Thursday 18 June 2020, the Foundation presented an St Vincent’s THIS WAY UP online mental health patients. Access to online courses with telehealth Inside St Vincent’s webinar exploring the broader issues program, provided in association with the Clinical clinician support was also provided. of mental health within the community and the effects of Research Unit for Anxiety and Depression (CRUfAD). Community Outreach Medical COVID-19 on younger people in particular. Positive feedback indicated access to the program People in rural and regional communities were known to helped many rural families and individuals to talk Emergency Team Dr Michael Millard, Director of the THIS WAY UP online mental health program at St Vincent’s Hospital Sydney be affected by anxiety and depression in similar rates to about and recover from, the most devastating summer In 2018, long-time supporters Gary and Margaret was joined by A/Prof Liz Scott, Director of USpace, the those in metropolitan areas, and suffered greater rates bushfire season in living memory. Pemberton, through the Margaret Pemberton Foundation, youth mental health program at St Vincent’s Private undertook a pledge commitment over three years to Hospital, with Foundation Board Member Louise Walsh enable the expansion of the Community Outreach Medical facilitating the discussion. Dr Michael Millard, Clinical Director and Emergency Team (COMET) program, including the Dr Hila Haskelberg, Program Manager of recruitment of a Mental Health Clinical Nurse Consultant THIS WAY UP online mental health program Participants agreed that in 2020 mental health had and a Peer Support Worker. become a serious concern for all Australians and that with so many crises appearing around the same time, mental In April 2020, in response to COVID-19, the Margaret health services needed to be ramped up and evolved to Pemberton Foundation stepped in to support the meet increasing demand. recruitment of a full-time COVID-19 Physical Health Clinical Nurse Consultant and a full-time COVID-19 Anxiety and depression had been increased by the Mental Health Clinical Nurse Consultant for a 12 month interruptions to routine, loss of ability to socialise face-to- period to enhance the Hospital’s increased outreach to face, and perceived loss of control in life. homeless men and women. The panel noted the economic and mental health costs In a further show of support, in June 2020 the Margaret of COVID-19 on business and travel sectors as well as Pemberton Foundation also provided support to establish a marked loss of part-time and casual work typically a “Samaritan fund” which enables our frontline outreach sought by younger people. Greater job insecurity and and Tierney House teams to provide “small acts of unemployment among the young were a major concern. kindness” to their clients (for example, by buying a train ticket home to see family, or a birthday cake). The initiative We thank Dr Millard and A/Prof Scott for participating in is intended to help build positive relationships between this worthwhile presentation and thank those donating to the Homeless Health teams and their clients. our mental health programs following the event.

30 | St Vincent’s Curran Trustee Ltd Philanthropy Report 2020 Together We Are One Together We Are One St Vincent’s Curran Trustee Ltd Philanthropy Report 2020 | 31 at St Vincent’s Hospital Sydney, who enrolled her in an exercise study using resistance training during chemotherapy to assess the positive impact of exercise on breast cancer treatment and outcomes.

She believes it was a key to her recovery.

“Traditionally, cancer patients are wrapped in cotton wool and as a result their condition deteriorates,” said Siobhan.

The team at St Joseph’s Hospital taking Studies have shown a 40% reduction in breast cancer an icy dunk for Motor Neurone Disease recurrence when people perform weight bearing exercise during medical treatment. It is these facts that Celebrating push her to continue to workout. Siobhan now raises funds so patients can have access to a new Cancer Exercise Prehab Program. Developed by St Vincent’s Hospital, Sydney, this is Australia’s first free online Prehab Program. It is designed to assist cancer patients in coping with their chemotherapy and OUR COMMUNITY radiotherapy treatment, usually before they undergo cancer surgery. Her many community-based fundraising activities, including organising an Icebergs Swim-a-thon, raised $66,000 during the year, and will enable dozens of cancer patients to participate in the prehab program commencing in 2021. Gary Meyers at Macquarie Lighthouse, Vaucluse, CHAMPIONS fundraising for St Vincent’s Walking together for a Cancer warrior exercising her good cause way to recovery Architect Gary Meyers enjoys a good walk and loves 47 take icy dunk for Motor Breast cancer survivor and passionate fundraiser to get others to join him. He is also one of St Vincent’s Siobhan O’Toole has been on a mission to help cancer Hospital’s most dedicated community fundraisers. Neurone Disease patients obtain access to free exercise and rehabilitation St Joseph’s Hospital Auburn has a proud tradition services during their treatment. From the moment he was introduced to the work of St Vincent’s, watching his mother being treated for cancer of more than 100 years of providing quality, Having been diagnosed with aggressive triple negative 16 years ago, he has been a strong advocate for the compassionate health care. The Hospital provides breast cancer in May 2018, Siobhan was swift to respond Hospital. Then one day in December 2018, he had his in-patient, out-patient and community services, and is and started chemotherapy within a week. However, her own health crisis. After suffering a serious heart attack a Centre of Excellence in rehabilitation, mental health situation changed dramatically for the better when she Gary was now relying on St Vincent’s quality care for his for older people, Huntington Disease, Motor Neurone was introduced to Dr Sara Wahlroos, Medical Oncologist own survival. Disease (MND), and palliative care.

Since then, Gary has dedicated himself to raising MND is a progressive illness that causes devastating awareness and funds for St Vincent’s cardiac disability. The multidisciplinary MND team at St Joseph’s rehabilitation programs by creating lengthy walking provides clinics, telehealth, home visits, rehabilitation and palliative care to its patients. “I want everyone fighting challenges that have grabbed the attention and interest of the community and media. cancer to have access to all On Thursday 3 September 2019, staff at St Joseph’s conducted their annual Ice Bucket Challenge. Forty- the tools to help them thrive.” Often seen wearing his now faded St Vincent’s cap, and with the motto “walk the talk”, Gary has raised seven brave participants, including staff, family and Siobhan O’Toole, Community approximately $25,000 from such adventures as his friends of patients, and Federal MP for Blaxland the fundraiser and cancer survivor participation in the City2Surf and his El Camino trek in Hon. Jason Clare, simultaneously dumped buckets of ice Spain, where he trekked with his wife for 130 km from water on themselves, raising almost $12,000 for the unit Sarria to Santiago de Compostela. and heightening awareness of the disease. We thank St Joseph’s staff, the Member for Blaxland, and the local The Foundation thanks Gary for his energetic community for their enthusiastic support of the event. enthusiasm for fitness, heart health and commitment Breast cancer survivor and passionate community fundraiser Siobhan O’Toole to community fundraising.

32 | St Vincent’s Curran Trustee Ltd Philanthropy Report 2020 Together We Are One Together We Are One St Vincent’s Curran Trustee Ltd Philanthropy Report 2020 | 33 Grateful patients leave a LASTING LEGACY

Bob cared for Jean for eight years following her stroke Former nurse gives a generous gift and eventual passing in 2001 but continued on with life, to St Vincent’s Private Hospital enjoying ballroom dancing well into his 80s. Each year, St Vincent’s Hospitals are the beneficiaries of millions of dollars in bequests. These gifts are donated Grateful patient gives back to by grateful patients, former staff, and members of the Palliative Care in the Community Former nurse Robert Straker left a generous community who have in some way been moved either by bequest to St Vincent’s Private Hospital the cause or the care they or a loved one has received. Much of what the Sisters of Charity and St Vincent’s have achieved for palliative care patients has been made We thank the late Robert Straker for his generous possible through the support of the community – indeed, bequest of almost $800,000, which was left to the very land for a “hospice for the dying” was donated by St Vincent’s Private Hospital because of its connection a generous benefactor 130 years ago. Margaret’s bequest will have an immediate impact, with to, and for the kind care shown by, the Sisters of Charity. funding for specialised equipment for patients with life- Remembering our benefactors A wonderful bequest to St Vincent’s Palliative Care unit at limiting illnesses, continuing education and development Robert, known as Bob, grew up in Balmain and was Sacred Heart was received in June 2020 from the estate of Families of recently deceased supporters were advised for palliative care and allied health professionals through educated by the Christian Brothers at St Joseph’s the late Margaret Szigethy. that, due to COVID-19, there would be no annual College, Riverview and St Augustine’s. He and his the Margaret and Stephen Szigethy Education Scholarship, remembrance service at Sacred Heart Garden Chapel wife Jean were both trained nurses until a scholarship Margaret’s husband, Stephen, received exceptional care and palliative medicine research. this year. opportunity in the UK enabled him to move to health from Sacred Heart Hospice until his death in 2001. To We are humbly grateful to Margaret and all our benefactors, Monsignor Tony Doherty AM, who has presided over this care administration. A later dabble in politics saw him ensure the same kind of compassionate care was available and work towards honouring their wishes in their memory. important service for the past 20 years, instead recorded as Deputy Mayor of Leichhardt for three years. to others, Margaret generously left half of her estate, a total of $1.4 million, to Sacred Heart. a special reflection accompanied by vocalist Angie Dean Great minds come together to and shared through the St Vincent’s Curran Foundation social media. The video can be watched on the explore the ethics of life and death St Vincent’s Curran Foundation YouTube channel. Margaret Szigethy left a wonderful legacy in her bequest to Sacred Heart Health Service In August 2019, St Vincent’s Curran Foundation held a This reflection brought great comfort, as we paused to panel discussion with an audience to explore the term remember our loved ones, giving thanks through prayer “reverence for life” and the ethical challenges faced by and song. health providers in the 21st century.

Panellists comprised Prof Bruce Brew AM, Professor of Neurology and Head of Neurosciences at St Vincent’s Hospital Sydney, Dr Bernadette Tobin AO, Director of “Much of what the Sisters of the Plunkett Centre for Ethics, Tony Carroll AM, Special Counsel at Carroll and O’Dea Lawyers, and Margaret Rice, Charity and St Vincent’s have journalist and feature writer on medicine and end of life. achieved for palliative care patients The issues of dementia, health care costs, dealing has been made possible through with death and grief, and preparing for one’s own the support of the community.” death made for an interesting and thought-provoking discussion, and we thank all those involved.

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CARING FOR GRIFFITH Angelo and Mary Macri with their children, honouring the wishes of their late son Angelo Jr, by raising much needed funding for cancer research at St Vincent’s Hospital Sydney Celebrating five years of caring for Griffith 5 YEARS St Vincent’s Private Community Hospital Griffith was since the establishment 700 guests join Macri family to established five years ago thanks to the generous of St Vincent’s Private Griffith supporter Roy Spagnolo support of the local community, and in particular our honour son Angelo with Gabrielle Wood, GM St Vincent’s Community Hospital Griffith visionary donors the Casella-Spagonolo Trust, the Community Hospital In January 2020, the St Vincent’s Curran Foundation estate of the late Lavelle Wallace and Baiada. Griffith and St Vincent’s Griffith came together with Angelo Over this time, the Hospital has increased the range Macri Snr and the Macri family to hold a highly of services available to residents of Griffith and the successful community fundraising event, one of the largest regional fundraising events ever held in the area. Murrumbidgee region and now offers joint and general ENT services come to Griffith surgery, dermatological procedures, gynaecology, The Macri family, together with many local business cardiology and respiratory medicine. This is as a result In June 2020, an appeal was launched to raise funds for groups, held a dinner and car raffle in honour of their of a growing number of St Vincent’s surgeons and new equipment to enable the introduction of specialised son Angelo Macri Jr, who passed away from cancer specialists now travelling to Griffith from Sydney to Ear Nose and Throat (ENT) services. but who still wanted to provide support to others after work from the Hospital. The opportunity for patients he had gone. Close to 700 people attended the event, Serious ENT and head and neck cancer patients have to access these health services in Griffith, rather than with more than $280,000 being raised for cancer improved outcomes if treated early and if specialised travel long distances, avoids tremendous stress and research at St Vincent’s Hospital Sydney. cost, and has been of particular importance with the equipment and staff are available to meet their needs. COVID-19 restrictions impacting air travel between However, for most Griffith patients these services were We gratefully thank the entire Macri family for their Griffith and Sydney. accessible only in Sydney. extraordinary support and for helping us to realise the wishes of their beloved son. As a result of COVID-19 preparations at the Griffith St Vincent’s Private Griffith was excited to announce that Base Hospital, from March 2020 all public surgeries A/Prof Richard Gallagher, Director of Cancer Services were performed at St Vincent’s Private Griffith, including at St Vincent’s Health Network Sydney and a leading SunRice Healing Garden the emergency delivery of two healthy baby boys. specialist in head and neck tumours, cancers of the Although COVID-19 patient numbers in the region throat, and laryngeal, tracheal and thyroid surgery, had supports patients have remained low throughout the pandemic, the two made the commitment to visit Griffith on a monthly basis St Vincent’s Private Community Hospital Griffith hospitals will continue to work closely together to and would be supported by Dr Brett Leavers, an ENT is proud to have the support of SunRice and its provide effective health care to the people of Griffith Specialist from St Vincent’s Private Hospital Sydney. community of rice growers in the Murrumbidgee and the Murrumbidgee region. Region. SunRice has a long association with We greatly thank Roy Spagnolo for his support and Australian agriculture, and with their support involvement with the campaign to raise the funds we continue to fulfil our mission of excellence needed to fully introduce this service, and for his in regional health care. assistance in bringing the appeal to the attention of the Griffith community. The SunRice Healing Garden was established in 2016 and continues to provide solace for our patients and staff.

36 | St Vincent’s Curran Trustee Ltd Philanthropy Report 2020 Together We Are One Together We Are One St Vincent’s Curran Trustee Ltd Philanthropy Report 2020 | 37 ● Neurosurgery received $56,760 for the purchase ST JOSEPH’S HOSPITAL of a radiofrequency generator to help patients with AUBURN chronic intractable pain or pain conditions resulting from a spinal cord injury. ● Occupational Therapy received $31,518 for a replacement wheelchair with pressure relieving cushions and a motorised feeding system ST VINCENT’S PRIVATE for patients with Motor Neurone Disease and COMMUNITY HOSPITAL Huntington’s disease. ● Rehabilitation received a total of $20,106 for the GRIFFITH purchase of patient lounge area furniture, and for ● The Perioperative Services Unit received $32,000 new patient care chairs in the Medical Rehabilitation for a Zeiss Callisto Eye, which enables computer- Unit and Aged Care Rehab Unit. assisted cataract surgery. ST VINCENT’S CURRAN ST VINCENT’S CORRECTIONAL NEVILLE GRACE ARTS HEALTH HEALTH SERVICES PROGRAM ● St Vincent’s Correctional Health Parklea received ● The Director of Mission received $15,000 to $41,206 for an ‘iDose’ software and equipment undertake a comprehensive review of all current package, which provides the most accurate, safe programs and the visual art collection to develop an ENDOWMENT GRANTS and efficient delivery of the opioid treatment program art in health program. for drug affected patients. ● The Director of Clinical Services at St Vincent’s Private Hospital received $16,000 to support an 2019/2020 ST VINCENT’S PRIVATE Art Curator/Interior Designer to coordinate artwork HOSPITAL SYDNEY through the Hospital renovation. In 1984, visionary philanthropists Elizabeth and Paul Curran established ● Quality and Safety received $100,000 towards the the Curran Foundation Endowment with a gift of $500,000 to provide achievement of accreditation to the National Safety assistance to St Vincent’s Hospitals in areas of innovation, clinical and Quality Standards version 2. ● Nursing received $5,594 to purchase the ‘Keri’ 41 education and research, and to ensure excellence in patient care. complete nursing skills mannequin and the ‘Chester Chest’ mannequin, which will provide nursing Endowment Since that time, and with the generosity of hundreds ● The Gambling Treatment Program received staff with a unique teaching tool to develop total Grants awarded of like-minded supporting donors, the now $42,818 to assist in the launch and evaluation of competence with types of long-term vascular St Vincent’s Curran Endowment Fund provided an online Cognitive Behaviour Therapy program for access routes. $1.4 million in investment returns during the year to problem gambling. fully or partially meet the needs of 41 Endowment ● The Gorman Alcohol and Drug Service received The Community Health Services team, recipient Grant recipients. $50,000 to renovate the courtyard to create a safer, of an Endowment Grant to assist mental health more therapeutic environment. recovery in inpatient and outpatient settings. Some of the projects that received Endowment Grants Presented by St Vincent’s Curran board in 2019/2020 include: ● The HIV Immunology and Infectious Diseases Unit member, Louise Walsh (right) received $99,896 to trial new genetic testing to further refine screening tests for anal cancer. ST VINCENT’S HOSPITAL ● The ICU Department received $50,000 to support SYDNEY critical care nursing scholarships. ● The Palliative Care Unit received $27,799 for a virtual ● CRUfAD (Clinical Research Unit for Anxiety & reality program to provide immersive experiences for Depression) received $30,000 to produce short palliative care patients, enhancing quality of life and videos on common mental disorders and key assisting in the management of distressing symptoms. strategies for reducing distress for THIS WAY UP, the digital mental health program. ● The Immunology Unit received $19,152 towards research into desensitisation of adults with a ● Nursing received $59,514 to produce videos peanut allergy. exemplifying best practice in bedside handovers as part of the St Vincent’s Excellence in Clinical ● The Endocrinology Unit received $12,812 to Handover Project. introduce a pilot program with exercise physiologists within the Diabetes Service. ● Community Health Services received $63,368 for the development of arts-based therapies, ● Cardiothoracic Surgery received $46,040 for a exercise physiology and Yoga to assist in blood monitoring system to enable better real time mental health recovery. monitoring of patients on bypass.

38 | St Vincent’s Curran Trustee Ltd Philanthropy Report 2020 Together We Are One Together We Are One St Vincent’s Curran Trustee Ltd Philanthropy Report 2020 | 39 Friends of St Vincent’s Private Hospital Reception 2019 Tim Daniel, Ros Sample, John Sample, Shanthini Naidoo Friends of St Vincent’s Private Hospital Reception 2019 David and Jessica Khedoori and Prof Ross Steele AM St Vincent’s Life Gala Dinner 2019 TOGETHER James and Michelle Boyd WE make a difference

At the start of the year we were joined by our supporters and clinicians at a range of events to open facilities, learn more through information seminars and showcase the work of our hospitals and facilities. After the emergence of the COVID-19 pandemic we stayed connected through our series of webinar and videos. We would like to thank all our event attendees – both St Vincent’s Life Gala Dinner 2019 Friends of St Vincent’s Private Hospital Reception 2019 Annual Spring Reception 2019 Sr Maria Wheeler rsc, Sr Helen Clarke rsc Peter and Jenny Wohl Kerry, Indiana and Jenny Pooley in person and virtual, as well as our Corporate Partners who support us at these events.

St Vincents Life Gala Dinner 2019 Friends of St Vincent’s Private Hospital Reception 2019 Friends of St Vincent’s Private Hospital Reception 2019 A/Prof Anthony Schembri AM and Paul McClintock AO John Davis OAM and Mrs Ros Packer AC Tim Daniel, John Morschel, Charles Curran AC, Roy Spagnola, John Casella

Young Philanthropists 2019 Young Philanthropists 2019 Annual Thanksgiving Lunch 2019 Anna Longley, Michael Frazis, Jeremy Byrne, Dr David Roy, Andrew Yam, Dr Anna Furnon Dr Sarah Michael and Dr Michael Millard Bill and Bernadette Burg

40 | St Vincent’s Curran Trustee Ltd Philanthropy Report 2020 Together We Are One Together We Are One St Vincent’s Curran Trustee Ltd Philanthropy Report 2020 | 41 Annual Spring Reception 2019 Friends of St Vincent’s Private Hospital Reception 2019 GSA Team Charles Curran AC, Jane and John Morschel

Friends of St Vincent’s Private Hospital Reception 2019 Annual Spring Reception 2019 Annual Spring Reception 2019 Angela and Nabi Saleh Her Excellency the Hon. Margaret Beazley AC QC Stephen Dutton and Jakki Dutton

Annual Spring Reception 2019 Clare Strang and Carolyn Roberts

Annual Spring Reception 2019 Annual Spring Reception 2019 Claudia Stahl and Greg Arandt Charles Curran AC, Sr Deirdre Hickey rsc, Shanthini Naidoo, Sr Margaret Fitzgerald rsc

St Vincents Life Gala Dinner 2019 Annual Thanksgiving Lunch 2019 Friends of St Vincent’s Private Hospital Reception 2019 Annual Thanksgiving Lunch 2019 Margo Coleman, Jonathan Coleman OAM Jane McNeil, Ruth Guss, Sheila Moore Serena Sanderson and Sandra Berman Sr Jennifer Fahey rsc AM and Heather Hindle

42 | St Vincent’s Curran Trustee Ltd Philanthropy Report 2020 Together We Are One Together We Are One St Vincent’s Curran Trustee Ltd Philanthropy Report 2020 | 43 The Christie Family Life Governor Crookes Family Foundation Diamond Mr Les Anderson The Cuming Family* Mr Greg Alt The Armati Family* Cure Cancer Mr Michael Anker and Mrs Marlee Anker Mr James and Mrs Kim Auswild* The Delta Goodrem Foundation Mr John Barnes Mrs Trish Burns AM Mr David Dinte Victor Baskir* The Hon. Lady Burrell’s Charity Trust Mrs Shirley Dunesky Benedict Industries Mrs Margaret Cormie and Mr Peter Fletcher Dr Peter Brennan AM and Mr Michael Lynch the Late Brian Cormie* Dr Donald Frommer The Broinowski Foundation Mr Ken Cowley AO and Mrs Maureen Cowley Mrs Anita Fung and Ms Alice Lee Mr Joseph and Mrs Veronika Butta JW & M Cunningham Foundation Mr Stephen Fok Lin Fung Dr John H Casey* Mr Nicholas Curtis AM and Mrs Elizabeth Gilbert The Late Sam Chisholm AO and Mrs Angela Curtis* Mrs Sue Chisholm Mr David Hall AM and Mrs Helene Hall* The Ferris Family Foundation* Device Technologies Australia* Mr William Hayward OAM Mr Stephen Fitzgerald AO and Ms Dana Dupere Mrs Julie Fitzgerald HCF A W Edwards Pty Ltd The Franovic Family Mr Peter Joseph AM and Mrs Nettie Joseph* Mrs Barbara Ell OAM* The Gonski Foundation* The Late Nan Kearins* Alf Field and The Late Diana Field Geoff and Helen Handbury Foundation Mr John Keith Future Generation Global Investment Company The Hannan Family* The Kinghorn Foundation The Late William R Galvin OAM and EVERY GIFT COUNTS The Late Lynley Hardie James N Kirby Foundation Mrs Elizabeth Galvin The Heather Rivers Foundation William Kopsen Foundation The Gamble Family** Our honour roll recognises donors who have supported St Vincent’s Mrs Pam McAloon The Lewis Foundation The Arthur T George Foundation Ltd Mr David McIntosh OAM and Mr Peter MacCormick OAM Mr Ian and Mrs Doris Grant the Late Mrs Colleen McIntosh OAM* Hospitals and Facilities in New South Wales in the last five years. The Macintosh Foundation Paul Hines and Family Mrs Margaret Maloney Mr Angelo Macri Mr John A Ireland OAM The following donors have made financial or in-kind donations to support St Vincent’s Hospital Sydney, St Vincent’s Private Hospital Manildra Foundation The Mattick Family Foundation* Mr Ian and Mrs Barbara Jackson Sydney, Sacred Heart Health Service, St Joseph’s Hospital, St Vincent’s Private Community Hospital Griffith and the St Vincent’s’ Maple-Brown Family Foundation Medtronic Australasia Mr Stephen Jermyn* Curran Foundation. Mr Bill Marinic Mark and Louise Nelson* Mr Thomas and Mrs Margot Johnston MS Research Australia * Includes support through the Friends of St Vincent’s Private Hospital Sydney Mr Steve Nolan Liangrove Foundation Pty Ltd* News Limited The O’Halloran Foundation* Prof Reginald V Lord ** Includes support of St Vincent’s Private Community Hospital Griffith Mr David O’Halloran Mr Graham O’Neill* Mrs Julianna Lowy OAM Mrs Renee Pollack* Mr John Parthenis Mrs Cheiko Maeda The Late Maxwell Dunbier and Mrs Roslyn Packer AC and Mr Kerry Pooley Mrs Julie Pash Honorary Life The Dunbier Family The Packer Family Foundation* Dr Bruce Markell Mr Kenneth Reed AM Mr Greg Duncan OAM and Mr Ian and Mrs Maryanne Pagent Neil Pennock and the TLR Foundation The Alexandra and Lloyd Martin Family Member Mr Bill Roche AM and Mrs Glenda Duncan* Mr Gary Pemberton AC and Mr Nick Peters and Foundation Mrs Imelda Roche AO and Family* Dame Marie Bashir AD CVO Mr Peter Duncan AM Mrs Margaret Pemberton Mrs Susie Sharrock-Peters Mr Peter Montgomery AM Mr Nabi and Mrs Angela Saleh* Sir William Deane AC KBE The Finemore Family Mrs Gina Rinehart* Philandron Foundation Mr John Morschel* Paul Salteri AM and Sandra Salteri* Mr Jim Dominguez CBE AM The Grant Family Charitable Trust* John Roth and Jillian Segal AO* Mr Andrew Price Mrs Natasha Nankivell Ms Belinda Hutchinson AC* Mr Basil Sellers AM and Mrs Clare Sellers Griffith City Council** Mr Stanley Roth AM and Mrs Charmaine Roth* The Profield Foundation* The Nugan Family** Mr Lyndsay Shaddock KSS and Mr Paul Robertson AO* The Late Bob Ingham AO* Mr Alan Rydge Rob Rich Family* Mrs Janette Shaddock Mr Michael O’Keeffe and Ms Veronica King* Prof John Shine AC The Jarry Family John and Rosalinda Sample* Mr Damian and Mrs Justine Roche Mr Fred Street AM and Mrs Dorothy Street* O’Keffe Foundation Mr Peter Wills AC Drs Shirley and John Sarks Mr Gregory and Mrs Patricia Karedis* Mrs Margaret Rohr and Mr Kenneth O’Sullivan Mr Theo and Mrs Helen Karedis* The Saunders Family Charitable Trust* The Late Mr Bruce Rohr Pirtek Fluid Systems Pty Ltd Mr Geoffrey and Mrs Lisa Kinghorn Mrs Enny Shaw Governor Salter Family Group Visionary Mr Brent Potts Sir Frank Lowy AC and Lady Lowy Mr John Singleton AM and Family* Mr Robert Albert AO RFD RD Mr Avrom and Mrs Lindy Sank The Ainsworth Foundation* Dr Wendy Sinclair* Lowy Foundation The Spagnolo Family** Mr Nicolas Balagiannis Mr David Shmith* The Baiada Family** Mr John Toohey OAM and Mrs Anne Toohey The Order of Malta NSW Branch Mr John Symond and Mrs Amber Symond* Becher Foundation The Sky Foundation The Balnaves Foundation Tour de Cure Roy Medich OAM and Patricia Medich* Harry Triguboff AO* The Bourne Foundation Mr James Smiley The Casella Family** Urban Taskforce Australia Ltd* The Medich Foundation* Will and Jane Vicars and Carrie Howard* Dr John Chong and Mrs Anne Chong Sir Ron Brierley* The Hon. Patricia Staunton AM The Vidor Family* Usaha Tegas Sdn. Bhd. The Millner Family* City Tattersalls Club Turnbull Foundation* Consolidated Press Holdings Mr Alexander William Wade Mr Alf Moufarrige AO and Mr Isaac Wakil AO and Jack Cowin and the Cowin Family* Clayton Utz Mr Peter Vogliotti and Mrs Angela McHugh Mrs Marian Moufarrige* The Late Susan Wakil AO* Mr Nick Wade The Late Michael Crouch AC and Mr Barry and Mrs Zoe Clinton Peter and Stephanie Wainberg* The NELUNE Foundation Mr Lang Walker AO and Mrs Sue Walker* Ms Sophie Wade Mrs Shanny Crouch* Mr David Collier Mr Peter and Mrs Anita Weinert Mr Geoff and Mrs Rachel O’Conor The Walker Family Foundation* Mrs Philippa Warner Mr John W Cunningham AM SCM* The Cooper Family Lady Weller Colin and Helen O’Neil* Mrs Jackie Waterhouse* Mr Robert Whyte* Mrs Margaret Cunningham* Mr Nicholas Whitlam Janette Mary O’Neil* Mr Brian White AO and Mrs Rosemary White* Mr Phil and Mrs Sue Costa Mr Charles Curran AC and Mrs Eva Curran* The ZAMASA Foundation Mr Rodney and Mrs Judith O’Neil* Mr Peter and Mrs Jenny Wohl* Mr Russ and Mrs Rae Cottle* Ian Darling AO and Min Darling* Mrs Loretta O’Neil Taylor*

44 | St Vincent’s Curran Trustee Ltd Philanthropy Report 2020 Together We Are One Together We Are One St Vincent’s Curran Trustee Ltd Philanthropy Report 2020 | 45 Mr Francis and Mrs Claudia Harper Mr Matthew Ruber The Hon. Annabelle Bennett AC SC* The Late Robin Crawford and Judy Crawford Mr Malcolm Greer and Mrs Susanne Greer Platinum Ray and Robyn Harris* Mr Peter Ryan Mrs Marissa Best* Mr Robert Critchley Mr John Greig OAM Mr Christopher Abbott AM and The Late Donald and Mrs Maribi Hay Mr Peter and Mrs Val Salvestro** Mr William Best* Mr Arthur Cunningham Ms Tracey Griff Mrs Barbara Abbott* Mr Tom Hayward The Sanderson Family* Mr George Bidder Mr Bill Currey Mrs Janet Grimsdale Mr Geoff Ainsworth AM Miss Mandy Ho Mr Gary Sands Mrs Freida Bielik The Late Emery Curtis The Late Warren Halloran AM Mr Stephen Ainsworth Mr Tony Hodgson AM and Mrs Susan Scanlan Bing Lee Electrics D’Agostino Solicitors Mr Alex Hamill Mrs Antoinette Albert Mrs Judy Hodgson Mrs Daniela Shannon Mrs Kim Blackburne* Mr Chum Darvall AM The Late John Hannan Mrs Kate Aldridge Mrs Georgina Horton Mrs Elizabeth Sheppard Mr Robert Blann* Mr Jeffrey and Mrs Genevieve David Mrs Janine Hannan Mr Jeremy and Mrs Jeromine Alpe The Howarth Foundation* Nell and Hermon Slade Trust* Mrs Anne Blau* Mr Edward and Mrs Irit Davis Mr Steve Haritos AMP Foundation IMC Pacific Foundation Snow Foundation Blue Ocean Equities* Mr Christopher and Mrs Mary Dawson* John and Lynn Hayward* Angus Property and Development Pty Ltd Lionel Irving and Peggy Irving** Mr Tony Sukkar AM and Boston Scientific Pty Ltd* The Hon. Mrs Ashley Dawson-Damer AM Mr Gary Henry and Mrs Jennifer Henry The Michaela Arnott Foundation* The Jenour Foundation Mrs Josephine Sukkar AM* Mr Gordon and Mrs Julie Boulton Delta Livestock and Property Mrs Nahida Herro Australian and New Zealand Di Jones Real Estate Mr James Symond* College of Anaesthetists Mr Max Bowen Mr Michael Diamond AM MBE Dr Ruth C A Higgins Ian and Maggie Joye Foundation* Mr Eric Tang MBE and Mrs Eileen Tang* Australian Capital Equity Pty Limited The Boyarsky Family* Ms Judy Dickins The Late Barbara Hogarth Mr John Landerer AM CBE and Mr D J Thompson Ms June Baker Boyuan Holdings Limited Mrs Margaret A Doherty Rick and Gilly Holliday-Smith Mrs Michelle Landerer Tim and Helen Throsby Baxter Charitable Foundation Mrs Rosalinde Bradfield Mr Ron and Mrs Joan Dominey Mary Holt* Mr John Leaver Mr Leo Tutt OAM Mr Tim Besley AC Mr and Mrs Joseph Brender AO* Ms Sabina Donnolley and Mr Peter Robertson Mrs Jessica Hore LifeHealthcare Mr John and Mrs Lyn van Eck Beverley and Phil Birnbaum Mr Richard Brezzo Mr Doug Donoghue AM Mr Peter and Mrs Wendy Hosey Lions Club of Griffith** Mr Mario and Mrs Janelle Violi** Blackmore Foundation Mrs Judy Bridges Mr Brian Dooley SC The Lin Huddleston Charitable Foundation Mr Allan and Mrs Daryl Livingstone Warburton Foundation Mr Tony Buckley Mr Richard Burbidge QC and Mr Warwick Doughty Mr John Humphrey Mr Tom and Mrs Carolyn Lyons Mrs Elizabeth Wheeler* Mrs Taru Burbidge Burcher Family Duchen Family Foundation* Mr William and Mrs Patricia Hurley Mr Paul McClintock AO and Mr Geoffrey White OAM and Mr Walter Burfitt-Williams Mr Kevin and Mrs Annette Burges Mrs Elizabeth McClintock* Bob and Wendy Dunnet Mr Basil Iatropoulos Mrs Sally White OAM* Mr Michael and Mrs Jenny Bushell The David Z Burger Foundation McClintock Family Fund Mrs Carol Durkin Michael Ierardo Mr Phillip Wolanski AM Mr David and Mrs Louise Byrne Mr Robert and Mrs Maxine Cappello Justin McCuaig Foundation* Mr Lester Durney Mr Stephen Ireland Peter and Sandra Cadwallader and Family** Ian and Pam McGaw Mr James Dwyer AM and Mrs Annie Dwyer* Mrs Lesley Isherwood Gold Mr John Caldon The Celi Group of Companies** Mr Kent McPhee and Mr Ian and Mrs Suzie Elliot Mr Peter Ivany AM and Mrs Sharon Ivany* Mr Geoff Clark Mrs Sandra McPhee AM* Mr and Mrs Michael Aaron* Mr Gerald and Mrs Cheryl Camberg Geri Ettinger and Hal Epstein Mr Bruce Jackson The Late Vera Clarke Mr Bruce and Mrs Nicky McWilliam* ABC Travel Pty Ltd* The Late Earle Cameron Mr Peter and Mrs Jennifer Fagan Mr Martine Jager Mrs Barbara Cohen and Warren and Jan Malcolm Mr William Abraham Capital Investment Group Pty Ltd* Mrs Clare Feneley Alexandra Joel and Philip Mason* The Late Mr Timothy Cohen Mr Frank and Mrs Pauline Malouf Mr John and Mrs Dagmar Abrahams Mr Michael Carapiet and Mrs Helen Carapiet* Mr Bruce Fink OAM Mark Johnson AO Mr John and Mrs Anne Cooke* Ian and Larissa Malouf* Dr Mario Adamo and Mrs Judith Adamo Ms Kerri Cargill Mr Leon Fink AM Mr Allan and Mrs Jean Johnston Mr Stanley E Costigan AO Mr Peter Mason AM and Mrs Kate Mason* The Late Brian Agnew and Mrs Valerie Agnew Michel-Henri AM and Julieanne Carriol OAM* Mr Paul Fleming Mr Wayne and Mrs Iley Jones Mr Darryl Courtney-O’Connor AM and Mr Carlo Massetti Mr Michael Ahrens Mr Peter and Mrs Barbara Carroll Mr Dean Fleming Mr Kevin Jordan and Mrs Kaye Jordan Mrs Ann Whitelock-O’Connor The Late Hon. John Matthews* Mrs Lasite Albert Mr SAJ Carroll AM and Mrs Mary Carroll OAM The Late Ron Forster and Janet Forster Mr Andrew Kaldor AM and Mr Greg and Mrs Kate Crone Mr Tony Muollo Mr Barney Allam and Ms Skye Holden Theo and Jannine Casimatis Mr Roger and Mrs Wendy Fortune Mrs Renata Kaldor AO Mrs Marilyn Darling AC Mr Michael Musgrave Mr Brian Allen OAM and Mrs Patsy Allen Dr Annabella Chang Mr Peter Fox and Mrs Raine Fox* Ms Ruth Kalnin Mr Geoffrey Dixon Mr and Mrs Joe Naayen* Mr Matt Allen AM Mr Juo Ming Chen Mr Brian France AM Mr Ervin Katz Mrs Gordon Douglass AM* Mr David Newby Mr Mick Allworth Chestnut Tree Foundation Susanne and Ronald Freeman Christine and Graham Kelly Mr Stan Edwards The Late Yvonne Nobbs* Sir Warwick Andrew CBE and Lady Andrew Mr C C Chown* Prof Alex Frino Mr Andrew and Mrs Dorothy Kemeny Mr Peter Eichhorn and Mrs Annie Eichhorn Mr Jon and The Late Monica North* Prof Gavin Andrews AO Mrs Sheila Christian* Chris and Judy Fullerton Mr Fred and Mrs Evelyn Khedoori* Mr Bob Ell One Tree Foundation Mr Paul and Mrs Evelyn Aquilina Mr Geoffrey Christie Dr Bruce Fulton Mr Geoffrey H Kimpton* Mr John B Fairfax AO and Mrs Libby Fairfax* Pancare Foundation Sandy Archer Mr Leo Christie OAM Fay T Gammel Mr William Kocass Mr C W A Flynn Mr Paul and Mrs Kathryn Panichi Mrs Sophie Archibald Mr Phillip and Mrs Gloria Clarkson Mrs Anne Gardener Mr Nicholas Korner Ian S A Fraser Mr John Peaty In Memory of John Harold Arkinstall Mr John Coates AC Mrs Robyn Garis* Mr and Mrs C Koutsos Mr George Frazis Mr Stephen and Mrs Barbara Penfold Mr Phil Arnold Mr George and Mrs Marie Cochineas Mr Jim Geddes Mr Gary and Mrs Marion Krelle Freight Link (NSW)** Mr Robert and Mrs Felicite Perez de la Sala Mr Rosario and Mrs Jane Autore Paul and Christine Coffey Ken and Carmel Gillespie Mr Gilles Kryger AM and The R A Gale Foundation The Late Susan Kryger* The Perini Family Foundation Mr Danny Avidan and Ms Charlie Brown* Dr Max and Mrs Sandra Coleman* Mrs Valda Glass Mr Terry J Gammel Mr Paul Lahood OAM and Family PinnacleHPC Accountants** Mr David Baffsky AO and Mrs Helen Baffsky* Mr Peter Coombes AM and Mr Grahame Goldberg John and Pat Gerahty* Mrs Helene Coombes Laidlaw Foundation Pty Ltd* Dr Justin Playfair Mrs Elise Baldwin* Terry and Kay Goldsworthy Mr Philip and The Late Jennifer Gilbert Mr Jamie and Mrs Adrienne Cooper John Lamble Foundation Nick Politis AM* The Late Adam Beck and Mrs Beverley Beck Dr John and Mrs Judith Goodman Grain Link (NSW)** Mrs Annie Corlett AM* and Mr Robert and Mrs Carole Lane Mrs Carol Pryer Beeren Foundation Mr Kevin and Mrs Kathryn Gould Mr Peter and Mrs Mandy Gray* Mr Bruce Corlett AM Mrs Nita and Mr John Lavigne Rellim Foundation Mr Dominic Beirne Mrs Beatrice Gray Mr David and Mrs Kathryn Groves Mr Patrick Corrigan AM Mr James Layt AM Mr Michael Rhodes Mr Colin Bell David Greatorex AO and Deirdre Greatorex Mr Chris and Mrs Gina Grubb* His Excellency General Mrs Judy Lee Mr Iain Riley Mr Gregory and Mrs Myra Bell* The Hon. Sir Peter Cosgrove AK MC (retd) Mr Maurice Green AM and Mr Richard Haddock AO and Mrs Christina Green* Mrs Yeung Lau Ching Lee Mrs Katy Haddock Rotary Club of Griffith** Mr Roger Bell The Hon. Dennis Cowdroy AO QC The Late Graeme Greenwood Mrs Robyn Lees Charles and Claire Handler* Anthony Rothe Memorial Trust Dr David Bennett AC QC and Mr Michael Crane

46 | St Vincent’s Curran Trustee Ltd Philanthropy Report 2020 Together We Are One Together We Are One St Vincent’s Curran Trustee Ltd Philanthropy Report 2020 | 47 Mr Stephen Leibowitz The Late Michael and Sandra Paul Mr Robert Steel* Mr Tony Chapple Mr Ian and Mrs Christine Everingham Mr John and Mrs Margaret Leijer Mr Guy Paynter Mr Richard Stenlake Silver Ms Yiep Cheng and Mr Hoi Ching So Mr John Sayce Farrell Leppington Pastoral Company Pty Ltd* The Late John Pellegrini The Late Alison Stephen Mr John and Mrs Linda Abbiss Mr Barrie and Mrs Norene Childs Mr Gordon Fell Walter and Elizabeth Lewin Mr Peter Pellegrini Mrs Wendy Stewart* Abbott Australasia Pty Ltd Prof Don Chisholm AO Ms Michele Ferguson Edwards Lifesciences The Late Pamela Pincombe The Stroke Treatment Foundation Mrs Nikki Abrahams Prof Richard and Mrs Elizabeth Chisholm Mr Craig and Mrs Erynne Fildes Mr Con Limbers Mr Rick Pisaturo AM* Stephen Stux Mrs Paula Adamovich Mr Ian and Mrs Denise Clarke Ms Sue Fisher Mr Thomas Lin Mr Robert Pittorino The SWAUS Foundation* Mr Rodney Adams Ms Georgia Cleary* Mr Stephen Flannery Lions Club of Tilligerry Peninsula Inc* Mr Wolfie Pizem OAM and Mrs Karen Pizem Mr Bill and Mrs Mary Sweeney Mrs Irene Allanson Mrs Julianne M Cleland* Mrs Lois V Fleming Lesley and Tony Little The Late John Plummer Trevor and Daya Sykes* Allcott Hire Pty Ltd* Mrs Jillian Cobcroft Mrs Joanna Fleming Mr Trevor Loewensohn* Mrs Clara Pongrass Dr Geoffrey Symonds Mr John and Mrs Rosemary Allen Mr Phillip and Mrs Coreena Cochineas Mrs Elisabeth Foley Mr Lorenzo Logi Mr Leslie Pongrass Mr John and Mrs Sandi Szangolies Allianz CTP Claims* Janine Coleman Mr Tiz and Mrs Joan Forlico** Mrs Hedy Ludwig Mr Ron Porter Ms Maggie Tabberer AM Mr John Andrews Mr Peter and Mrs Pamela Coleman Mr John Fowler Lumsden Pty Ltd Mr Andrew Potter Mr John and Mrs Helen Thame The Hon. Ian Armstrong AM OBE The Coles Danziger Foundation Mr Michael Frazis Mr David Lynn The Ian Potter Foundation Mr Desmond The and Mrs Frances Chen Simone Arnott The Late Peter Comino Mr Richard and Mrs Jan Freemantle Mr Graham and Mrs Jeanette McConnochie Lyle and Patricia Procter Mr Rob Thomas AO and The Athanase Yenebis Foundation Mr Tony Cook and Mrs Christine Cook* Mr Jim and Mrs Margaret Fulton Mr Simon and Mrs Jodi McCord Ms Elizabeth Proust AO Mrs Kyrenia Thomas* Lady Atwill* Mr Alex and Mrs Diana Cowlishaw Justin Gardener Dr Lee MacCormick Edwards Mr Peter Purcell Mr Richard Toltz Mr Philip Bacon AM* Mr Neville Crichton* Mr Barrie and Mrs Jeanette Garner Charitable Foundation Mr Mark Rainbird Mr Terry and Mrs Paula Torpy Daniel Baffsky and Sarah-Jane Clarke* Mr Michael Cripps* Mr Stephen Garner Mr Peter McGovern AM and Mr Jim and Mrs Virginia Rayner Mr Jonothan Trollip Mr Ken Baker Mr Michael and Mrs Chrissie Crowley Mr Peter Gavaghan Mrs Jan McGover Mrs Cherie Reid Mr Ken and Mrs Pamela Turner Mr Michael Barry Mr Denis and Mrs Beryl Cubis Mr Peter Gell Fay McGuigan and Brian McGuigan AM Mr Maurice Renshaw Mr Bob Vagg Mr Peter Bartter Mr Paul K Cummings Mr Robert and Mrs Marie Gellert Mr Rogin McGuinness Ms Joanne Richards Mr Ian Vale Mr Anthony Bastic* Mr Bernard and Mrs Georgie Curran* Mr Phillip and Chook George* Mr Bruce McHugh Mrs Lily Richman Mr Christos Varvaressos Ms Margarita Beker Ms Mary Curtis Mr George Ghossayn OAM Mr David McHugh The Rodwell Foundation Mr Peter and Mrs Robyn Wade* Dr David Bell Mr Robert and Mrs Jane Cusack* Mr Keith Reginald Gill Mr Malcolm McLaurin and Mr Tony Wales AM and Mrs Gai Wales Mr John Beresford Ms Pammie Le Poer Trench Mrs Pam Rogers Donald and Robyn Daisley Mr Rex Sinclair Gilmour Mr Colin Walker Bidvest Australia Limited The Late Warren McNamara and Michael and Noelleen Rosen Mr Warren Daley GNSL Pty Ltd Mrs Pamela McNamara Ian and Carol Ross Mr Stewart Wallis AO and Mr Alan and Mrs Jeanette Birdsall* Mr Ian and Mrs Sarah Dallen Mr Harold Gold Mrs Gwenyth Wallis Macquarie Group Foundation The Late David Ross Mr Selwyn and Mrs Miriam Black Mrs Suzanne and Mr Michael Daniel JB (Bruce) Gordon Mr James Walpole and Ms Lia Scallon Mrs Barbara Magoffin Mr George Rotenstein Mr Peter Blackwell Mr Michael Darling Mr John Goubran Mr Brian Walsh* The Hon. Dennis Mahoney AO QC Mr William Rothery Mr David Block AC and Mrs Namoi Block Mr Michael and Mrs Rosalie David Mr Gary Goundrie Mr Desmond Walsh and Mrs Lily Walsh The Mallam Family Mr John and Mrs Carol Rowan Mr Anthony Bonanno Dr Gillian Davies Mrs Estela Grandich Terry Walsh Mr Patrick Mannix Trevor Rowe AO* Bondi Icebergs Club Limited Mr Garry Davis Mrs Joy Granger* Mrs Dulcie Webb Mr Kevin and Mrs Marilyn (Lyn) Manson Royal Motor Yacht Club Broken Bay Mr Jochen Bonitz Mr John Davis OAM and Mrs Elisabeth Davis* Dr Leslie and Mrs Ginny Green Mr and Mrs John Webb Ms Carolyn Maras Bill and Maureen Ryan Mr Mark Bouris AM Mr Christopher Day Mr Michael Green Mr William and Mrs Marijke Webb Mr P Marks Mrs Pam Ryan Bowlers Club of NSW DC Conferences Mrs Kathryn Greiner AO Paul Webber and Deborah Gray Mr Brett Mathews Peter and Edith Ryba The Graham and Charlene Bradley Ms Anne Michelle De Salis Mr Doug Grice Mr Henry Weinberg Endowment Mr Brian Measey Mr I Salter Mr Ted Dermody Mr Leonard Groat Mr Brian and Mrs Vicki Weinert Mrs Sanchia Brahimi Merck Sharp and Dohme (Australia) Pty Ltd Mark and Ruth Sampson Ms Lyndell Deves Mr Ivo Grubisic The Late Peter Weiss AO Colin Brett Mr Tony and Mrs Therese Michael Mr Leonard Sanders Mrs June Devine Mr Jonathan and Mrs Holly Guinness Mr Richard Whalan Mr John Browne Mr Robert and Mrs Jennifer Moir Mr George and Mrs Charis Schwarz Mrs Lynette Dewar Richard Gulley AM RFD Mr Anthony Whelan Mr and Mrs James Browne** Mr Michael Moloney Mr Peter Scott Mrs Thalma Dickson Ms Kim Harding Mr Alan Whelpton AO and Mr Andrew and Mrs Kate Buchanan Mr David Mortimer AO* Mr Tim and Mrs Isobel Scott Mrs Virginia Digges* Leonard and Fleur Harlan Mrs Helen Whelpton Sir Ross Buckland Mr Allan Moss AO and Mrs Irene Moss AO Mr Stephen Shrimpton The Dinicola Family** Mr Francis Harper Mr Peter Whitfield* Mr Brian Burgess Mr David Murray Mr John Simmon Ms Kathleen Donohoe Mr Edward Harris Mr Bill Widin and Mrs Vicki Widin Mr Paul and Mrs Vivienne Burns Mr Ian Murray Mr John Simmons Mr Howard Dredge The G P Harris Foundation on behalf of the Prof James S Wiley The Burton Taylor Foundation Mr Tony Muston* Marlene and Spencer Simmons Mr Brian Duffy Harris Family Mr Kim Williams AM Mr Jeremy and Mrs Joanne Byrne PA Nash and MJ Whitfeld Pty Ltd Mrs Brenda Skinner The Patricia Dukes Foundation Mrs Jill Hawker Mr Les Williams Mr Joseph and Mrs Frances Cachia Mr Maurice Newman AC Colin C Smith Mr Michael Dunkel Mr James Hayes Mr Brian Wilson Joseph Campbell QC Ross and Lee Nielsen Mr David Smithers AM and Mrs Carolanna Eade Heartware Pty Ltd The Wyles Family Mrs Belinda Campos Nomos Pty Ltd Mrs Isabel Smithers Ms Louise Earnshaw Mr Paul Hennessy The Carla Zampatti Foundation* The Canceri-Gerace Family Mr Kevin O’Connor Tom Snow Mrs Dolly East Mr Russell Hill Mr Gregory and Mrs Karen Cantor Mrs Janette O’Keefe* Mr Ezekiel Solomon AM Mr Tim Edwards Mr Jeffrey Hilton Mr Jamie Carroll and Mr Brett Osmond Mr Pieter and Mrs Elizabeth Oomens Mr John Spender QC Mr Charles Eftimiou OAM Ms Jenny Hodges Ms Freda Cassen* Pace Farm Mrs Marie Spies Mrs Thea Egan Mrs Charmian Holland David Champion AM and Caroline Champion* Mr Greg Paramor AO and Mrs Kerry Paramor Mr Kevin J Stanton AC and Mrs Flo Stanton Mr R J Ellicott AC QC Mr Ivan Holland Mr Kok Kong Chan Patterson Pearce Foundation Mr Jonathan Staskun Mrs Suellen Enestrom Dr Gary Holmes

48 | St Vincent’s Curran Trustee Ltd Philanthropy Report 2020 Together We Are One Together We Are One St Vincent’s Curran Trustee Ltd Philanthropy Report 2020 | 49 Mr Ivan and Mrs Janie Holyman Malcolm and Judy McComas* Mrs Diana Polkinghorne Mr Henry Tse OBE and Mrs Mei Tse* Mr George Christou Mr Abhijit Hore Mr Millar and Mrs Sarah McCowan The Late Frank Popovsky* Tom and Bronwyn Tsipris* Bronze Philip Marcus Clark AO The Late Leslie John Hughes The Late Ross MacDonald and Miss Joyce Coral Price Mr Richard Cottrell and Mr John Turnbull Mr John Abela Mr Terrence Clee* Mrs Patricia Hughes Mrs Lynette MacDonald Mr William and Mrs Michele Pursche Tzedaka Foundation Mr Richard Aldridge Mrs Natalie Coakes Mr Peter Hunt AM Mrs Rosslyn and Mr Ian McErlane Ms Margaret Rahilly-Keats* Mr John Van Der Windt Mrs Margaret Allsopp Mr Geoffrey and Mrs Beverley Cohen Mr Russ and The Late Mrs Susan Ingersoll Mr Roger McGrath Mr John and Mrs Pamela Randall Vanguarde Estate Agents Ambac Assurance Corporation Mrs Pamela Cohen Mrs Sue Ingham Mr Ian McIvor AM and Mrs Mayme McIvor Mr Robert and Mrs Angela Ratcliffe Mr Tibor Vertes Mr Neil Anderson Mr Richard Colbran and Intopia Pty Ltd Mrs Pamela and Mr Peter McKee Mr Glyn Rees Vicentini Nel Mondo Circolo Di Griffith** Mr Peter and Mrs Lyne Ansell Mrs Antoinette Colbran Mr Malcolm Irving AM and Mrs Shelagh Irving Mrs Joyce McLean Regional Health Care Group Pty Ltd* ViiV Healthcare Australia Mr Kevin Armitage Mr Nicholas Collishaw The Late Paul Isherwood AO and Mr Bernard and Mrs Sandra McLeod Mr John Reynolds Visa Lawyers Australia Pty Ltd Ms Katrina Atkinson Mr John Corias Suzanne Isherwood In Memory of Rosie Madden Mr Julian Reynolds* Mrs Elizabeth Wadsworth-Joske Australian Institute of Dermatology Mr John Cork Mrs Cynthia Jackson AM* Mr Michael Mahony Mr David and Mrs Toni Rich Deborah Waitsman and Alain Waitsman Australian Society for HIV Medicine Dr Brett Courtenay OAM Paul and Jennifer Jeffery Mr Pierre Marécaux and Mr Ken Thompson Mr and Mrs C Roberts Mr Stephen Wall and Ms Alison Magney Wall Mr Fred Aw Mr Matthew Cowley Ms Joy Jenkins Mr Grant Marjoribanks and Mr Stephen Roberts Mr Raymond Walsh Ms Vicki Azzopardi Mr David Cowper Ms Rebecca Gilsenan Mr Stephen Johns Dr Dennis Robinson Dr Ian Walters and Mrs Holly Walters Mr David Baggio The Late Bob Coyle and Mrs Jenny Coyle Marshall Investments* Mr Robert and Mrs Phillipa Johnston Mr Mark Rohr Mr John Walton AM The Deb Bailey Foundation Mr Adam and Mrs Giselle Crouch Cheryl Martin and Joshua Murphy Mr Jasper Judd Mr Steve Rubner Mr Rob Wannan Mr John and Mrs Charlotte Banks Mr Peter Crumpton Mrs Doreen NE Martin* Mr Shoky and Mrs Soraya Kaleel Mr Lester and Mrs Meryl Rundle Mrs Christine Warbrick and The Late Mr Ms Bridgette Barker Mr Charles Edward and Dr Ana Curran Mr Ramin Marzbani and Ms Jane Ferguson Mr Soruban Kanapathipalla Ms Cathy Ryan Anthony Warbrick Mr Tony Bawden* Mr Joseph and Mrs Michelle Curran Mr Greg and Mrs Geraldine Massey Mrs Miriam Kanarek The Late Desmond Ryan and Mrs Valmai Warby Mr David Beak The Late Stanley Curtis Mr Julien Colin Karney Mrs Patricia Masson Mrs Pamela Ryan Mr Robert Ware Mr Chester Gordon Bell and Ms Sheridan Mrs Julie Daniel Mr John and Mrs Jan Kehoe Mr Jim and Mrs Barbara Matterson* Mr Brian Salisbury Mr Sean Wareing Forbes Mrs Iris Margaret Darowny Mr Temple and Mrs Susan Kehoe Medibank Private Mr and Mrs Nicholas Sallos Mr David Warren Mr Jeff Bell Mrs Anne David Mr Ian Kelly Mrs Jillian Mills Mr Warren Saunders OAM Mr Graeme Weidenhofer Mr David and Mrs Sandra Berman* Ms Gail Davidson Mrs Diane Kempson Mr Michael and Mrs Deborah Mills Anne Clarke and Denis Savill* Mr Kevin Weldon AM Mr Steven Berveling Mr Ian Davidson Mrs Caroline Kennedy* Mr Paul Mirabito Mr Anthony Scott Mr Ivan A Wheen Best Safety Glass International* Ms Barbara Davis Mr William Kennedy Mr Phillip Mitchelhill Mr David Seargeant* Mr Keith Wherry Mr Neil Bidder Mr Dennis A Davis Mrs Lee Kenny Mr K and Mrs D Moore Claire Armstrong and John Sharpe Dr Margot Whitfeld Mrs Beverley Birnbaum JB Davros Family Foundation Mr David Khedoori and Mrs Jessica Mr Neil John Moore Mrs Mandy Shaul The Hon. Antony Whitlam QC* Mr Tony Bonanno Mr Jon Denovan Khedoori* Dr Tom Moore Nicole Shrimpton The Edmund and George Whitlock Foundation Mr Robert Bouffler Mrs Melinda Dobbs Mr Steven King Mr Peter Moran* Mr Charlie Shuetrim Mr Bob Wicht S M Bowman Mr R S Donaldson Mr John Klimpsch Mrs Vicki Morrison Mr Michael Siddle* Mr Dorian and Mrs Lesley Wild Mrs Ros Bracher AM* Mr Nicholas Eddy Nik Kritikos Mr Anthony Mountstephens Bob and Ros Simkin Prof Kay Wilhelm AM Mr Peter and Mrs Elizabeth Bradford Mrs Robyn Edson Ms Carol Ladd Mr Alex and Mrs Lyndall Mueller Mr Michael Simonetta Mrs Caroline Wilkinson OAM Mr Paul Brassil Mr J F Egan Mrs Catrina Lake Murdoch Children’s Research Institute Mr Russell and Mrs Patricia Skerritt Mrs Anne Williams Mr Frank and Mrs Beverley Brennan Mr Herb Elliott AC* Mr Ephraim and Mrs Diane Landes Mr Dennis and Mrs Ann Murphy Skipper Jacobs Charitable Trust Mrs Drusilla Williams Britto’s Engineering Pty Ltd Mr John Eriani Mr Howard and Mrs Lorraine Laughton Messrs Tim and Dan Murphy Mr Donald and Mrs Wendy Smith Mr Mark and Mrs Kyoko Williams* Mr David Brown Miss Dulcie Evans Mr Julian Lavigne Mr Max and Mrs Lois Notley Mr Edward Smith Geoffrey and Susan Willmott Mr Michael and Mrs Mary Ann Buhagiar Ms Jennifer Fagan Leading Hand Mr Paul O’Callaghan The Late Alan Solomon and Mr Brooks C Wilson AM Ms Christine Burcher Mr B Fairhall Mr David Leckie and Mrs Skye Leckie OAM Mr William Odillo Maher Mrs Edna Solomon Mr Robert Wilson OAM Mr Andrew Burges and Family Ms Maree Favier Mr Richard and Mrs Sandra Lennox Miss Betty Olsen Mr Charles Solomon Wilson Asset Management Pty Ltd Mr Michael Burges and Family Mr Robert Fiani Mr Christopher Levy Mr Anthony and Mrs Anne O’Neill Mr Paul and Mr Dale Spon-Smith Ms Vivienne Windsor* Mr and Mrs Paul Burges Mr Geoffrey Fitzsimmons Dr Hilarie Lindsay OAM MBE Mrs Glynn O’Neill* Mr Neville Spry* Mr Gary Wolman Miss Catherine Burgess* Mr John Fleisher Mr Eddie and Mrs Melanie Listorti Mr Ken Osborne Mr Geoff Stephenson Mr Albert Wong AM Mr M Burnheim Mrs Moira Flitcroft Mr Peter Little Mrs Siobhan O’Toole and Mr Marcel Kwantes Mr Andrew Strange Mr Michael Woods Andrew and Maryanne Byrne Mr Paul Francis Flynn Mr Michael and Mrs Roslyn Lloyd-Jones The Late Graeme Over and Mr Luke Streater Mr David Wright Mr Roger P W Byrne Mr Michael Foulsham Mrs Susanne Over Mrs Juliet Lockhart Supervised Investments Australia Ltd Mr Paul Wyatt Mr Sean Byrne Mr Peter Frawley Dr Sallyanne Palethorpe* Vince and Vera Lombardo Mr William Sweeting Mrs Simone Wybrow Mr Simon and Mrs Brodie Byrne Ms Caroline Frykberg* Mr Kumar and Mrs Kathy Palghat The Lowdon Family Foundation Ms Jane Swithinbank Mr John Yanz Ms Barbara Cail AO Mrs Helen Furber Mrs Rosa Pantaleo Mrs Helen and Mr Peter Luffman Mr Stephen Symond Ms Mei Ye* Mr John Arthur Callaghan Mr Eric Gale Mr William John Pearson Mr Maurice and Mrs Cecilia Lynch Ms Elizabeth Talbert Mrs Zehna Younes Mr Joseph Care Mr James Gale OBE Peter Warren Automotive* Mr Michael Lynch Think Tank Group Pty Ltd Mr Eric and Mrs Carolyn Young Mr Ian Carter Mr Kris Gale Mr George Petherbridge M and D McAllan Mrs Gillian and Mr Bill Thomas Mr Jacques Zaoui Mr Peter Cary Prof Richard Gallagher* Mr Eric Philip Mrs M Macarthur John Timbs QC Zaresky Investments Pty Ltd Mr Paul Caughlan Dr Brett Gardiner Mr James Philips and Mrs Julie Claridge* Mr John McAvoy Mrs Lana Timmins Mr Frank Zipfinger Mr Stephen Christensen Mrs Marilyn Gardiner Mr Andrew Phillips Mrs Ronda McCarthy Mr James Tolford Mr Peter Zlatar Mr Con and Mrs Maria Christos Ms Jane Gascoine Mr Patrick McCawe Mr Michael Pitt Mrs Pi-Yu Tsai

50 | St Vincent’s Curran Trustee Ltd Philanthropy Report 2020 Together We Are One Together We Are One St Vincent’s Curran Trustee Ltd Philanthropy Report 2020 | 51 Mr Ross and Mrs Jinnie Gavin Mr George Karhan Mr Anthony Mullan Mrs Kate and Mr Stephen Russell The Late William Whitehair* Mr Peter Geelan Lady Kater AM Mr Ahamed F Munas Mrs Robin Ruys Mrs Sarah Whyte* Estates Mr Douglas Glanville Mrs Sue Keighery Mr Sean Murray Mr Peter and Mrs Virginia Ryan Ms Ruth Wild Sir Robert and Lady Mollie Askin Charitable Trust The Hon. Murray Gleeson AC Mr John Kelleher and Mrs Christine Kelleher Ms Margaret Musgrave Mr Ian Saines Mr Kim Wilson Leura M Crombie Trust Mr Michael Gleeson-White AO Mr Trevor Kennedy AM Ms Julia Myers Ms Serena Sanderson Mr A J Wilson Don Darveniza Trust Mr Robert Goot AO SC Dr Alice Killen* Shanthini Naidoo and Adrian Churchill Mr Robert Saywell Dr Perry Wilson Violet Falls Trust Mr Simon Goubran Mr Duncan and Mrs Annemarie Kinnon Mr Reshan Navaratnam Dr Garry E Scarf Mr John Wilson Kevin and Elizabeth Gorman Trust Mr Malcolm Gracie Mr George Kypreos Mr Stephen Netting Mr John Schaffer Miss Kerry Wilson Eric and Josephine Martley Trust Mr Jay Jay Graham Mr Murray Landis Mrs Mary Nicholl Mr Alfred Schiavo Mr Dawin Wongsodihardjo* Resch Family Trust Grants Sawmill Company Mr Peter Laycock Reverend The Hon. Fred Nile ED MLC Ms Gabriella Schirato Ms Margaret Woodward Mr Tim Grave Mr Louis and Mrs Vicki Lazaridis Mr Ron and Mrs Lyndall Norman Ms Jane Schumann Fred Woollard Mr Richard Gray* Drs Jane and Craig Leete NSW Leagues’ Club Mr Gordon Scott Mr Ronald Woss The Estate of the Late Greengate Pty Ltd Mrs Diana Lemercier Mr Vincent Oborn Mr Thomas Francis Sewell Mrs Susie Yip Helen Andronicus Mr Peter and Mrs Valerie Grey Mr Graham Lenzner Mr Peter Olive Sheridan Consulting Group Pty Ltd Mr Otto Zeckendorf* John Stuart Brindley Dr Jan Grose OAM Mrs E Levy Mr Tim Olsen Mr Robert and Mrs Marie Sigg* Betty Phyllis Coughlan Mr Yoram and Mrs Sandra Gross Mr Tong Lin* Mr Garry O’Neil Mr Lewis Simmons Community Champions Alfred Mark Cowan Mr Ante Grubisic Mr Michael Lionis Mr Ross O’Reilly Mrs Brenda Simpson Kathleen Therese Cronin Arrow Bone Marrow Transplant Foundation Mr Mitchell Guss AO and Mrs Ruth Guss Mrs Isabel Lira Mrs Siobhan O’Toole and Mr Marcel Kwantes Mr Craig Smith Aileen Mary Delaney Australian Heart Lung Transplants Association Mr Greg Gwynne Mr King Wah Lok Mr Leslie and Mrs Samantha Owen Dr Lori Smith Catherine Judith Dwan Bondi Icebergs Club Mr Eric Haines Ms Jenny Lourey The Joseph Palmer Foundation* Mr Matthew Smith Anna Gonda Ms Kerri Cargill and Family Mr Michael Hale Mr Ralph Lucas OAM Mrs June Papadopoulos Mr Paul Smith Neville Holmes Grace Duck’s Cottage Mr David Haley Luxottica Greater South Pacific Mrs Teresa Paroli Mr Warwick Smith Lindsay (Bob) Edward Johnson Mr Josh Dickinson Mr Des Hall Ms Suyet Quanh Ly Mr Geoffrey Paton Mr Bruce Solomon* Mandy Kay Jones Mr Ian and Mrs Doris Grant Mrs Vera Handelsmann Dr John Lynch Ms Christine Paull Mr Egon and Mrs Miriam Sonnenschein Norman Kenneth Linegar Mr Tim Helyar and Mr Nino Ramunno – Mr Brian and Mrs Laurel Hanlon Mr Frank Lyons Mr Albert Payne Mr Adam Sparrow in memory of Phil Hughes Grant Lingwood Prof Don Harding Mrs Diana Lysaght Dr John Pearman Mrs Claudia Stahl and Mr Michael Stahl The Jarry Family Francis Michael Lyons Mrs Catherine Harris AO PSM and Mrs Patricia McAlary Mr Tony Pemberton Mr Peter Stapleton AM and Heart n Soy Candles Ellen Palmai Merer Mr David Harris Mrs Roslyn Stapleton Mr Alan and Mrs Jill McArthur Dr Andrew Pembroke Mr Steven King Shirley Miller Mr Donald and Mrs Margaret Harris Mr Neophitos Stavrou Mr Ian and Mrs Jean MacAskill Mr Jack Pencharz Mr Louis and Mrs Vicki Lazaridis William Herbert Muskett The Hausmann Group Mrs Gillian Storey AM Mrs Carmel MacDonald* Ms Janine Perrett Lungs for Life Ferdinand Nelson Mr Peter Haydon The Hon. T Studdert QC Dr Donald R McDonald* Mr Ken Petrino Mr Angelo Macri Snr and Family Dorothea Pantelic Mr Reubert and Mrs Karen Hayes* St George Football Association Mr Fergus McDonald* Philips and Claridge Foundation* Ms Carolyn Maras and friends Patricia Kathleen Prince Mr Torsten Helting Ms Anne Sullivan Mr Bernard McGuire Ms Anne Phillips Mr Roger McGrath Ellen Therese Quigley Ms Lisa Hensley Mrs Mary Anne Sultana Mrs Ann McInnes Mrs Vanda Phillips Mr Gary Meyers Bernard David Rothbury Dr William Herlihy Ms Rosemary Swift Mr Donald MacIntosh Mr Paul Pinel Modtoberfest Rosemary Angela Snodgrass Mr Michael Herring Faith Jinshao Tan Mr Bob and Mrs Kristine Mackay Miss Indiana Pooley Ms Nicole Muskovits and friends Donald Roy Stone The Hon. Dyson Heydon AC QC Mrs Pamela Thomas* Mr Ronald McKenzie Mr Frank D Porter The NELUNE Foundation Robert Straker Mr Jason Hine Mrs Maureen Thornett Mr Peter McMahon Mr Clive Powell Ms Siobhan O’Toole and friends Margaret Szigethy Mr Martin Hine Mrs Jill Thorpe Ms Karen Macrae Mr John Poynton AM Pirtek Fluid Systems – Geoffrey Vincent Wainwright Mr Peter and Mrs Nina Hine Mr James Mahon The Property Investors Alliance* Mrs Julia Tregoning and Mr Simon Tregoning National Fishing Challenge Joyce Margaretha Walters Bruce Hockey The Late John Mandelson and Alix Mr Stephen Rae Hionia Tsimnadis Ms Jodi Rose Marie Therese Whelan Mr Terrence J Hogan Mandelson Mr Olev Rahn Mr Richard Turner AM and Mrs Jenny Turner Mr Phillip Sakkal and Family Mr Roy Holmberg Mrs and Mr Barbara Jean Marheine Mr Ronald Raines Mr Hassan Vakili* Mr George and Mrs Charis Schwarz Mr Paul Hookway Mr David Marjoribanks and Remond Family Mr Peter Valder* Ms Connie Severino Mrs Betty Marjoribanks HPL Law Group Mr Cesar Reyes Ms Louise Van Brandwyk St Joseph’s Huntington’s Unit The Late Carina Grace Martin Mr Christopher and Mrs Michelle Hulley Mr Brendon Riley The Late Anthony Van De Putte St Joseph’s Motor Neuron Disease Clinic Mr Reg Mercer Intertraco (Italia) SPA Annabel Ritchie* Mr John and Mrs Maria Venetoulis TLR Foundation Dr Samuel Milliken Ms Elaine Irwin Mr Christopher Roach and Mrs Judith White Kay Vernon Tour de Cure Mr Colin Moar Mr Kenneth Jacobs* Mr Lionel Philip Robberds AM QC Mr Maxwell Vidler The Wellness Centre at Molnlycke Health Care* The Kinghorn Cancer Centre Mrs Elizabeth Jewsbury Mr G J Robbins Ms Kathryn Viegas Mr Mark Monk* Mr Adam Wells and friends Marcello Jimenez Mr J M Roberts Mr Costa and Mrs Despina Vrisakis* Wendy Monk* Westpac Group Mrs Joan Johns Mr Andrew Robinson Mr Peter and Mrs Gabrielle Wall Catherine Moroney Dr Margot Whitfeld and friends Mr Malcolm Johns Mr Simon Robinson and Mr Craig Walter* Mr Paul and Mrs Maryanne Johnstone Mr Ian Morris Mrs Ginia Rinehart Robinson* Mr Kevin Webb ZAMASA Foundation Mr Bill and The Late Mrs Di Jones Mr John Moujalli Ms Pamela Rose Websters Bar* Bill Karelas Mr Sam Movizio Mrs Jean Russell

52 | St Vincent’s Curran Trustee Ltd Philanthropy Report 2020 Together We Are One Together We Are One St Vincent’s Curran Trustee Ltd Philanthropy Report 2020 | 53 Event supporters Abercrombie & Kent Jonathan Coleman OAM Six Senses Fiji Accor Hotels Justin North Sofitel Hotels & Resorts AGB Events Lucio’s Restaurant Sophie Scott Angela Bishop Martine Emdur Sydney Cricket & Sports Buckingham Palace Piper and Thomas Ground Trust THANK YOU Creative Lighting & Audio qualia Great Barrier Reef Taronga Zoo Delta Goodrem Richard de Crespigny AM & Ellerston Capital Carol de Crespigny to our Corporate Supporters Insight Events

Platinum Gifts in kind supporters Acquia Fratelli Fresh Rogue Beauty Alex Makes Meals Goodwill Ambassador Alethea Gold for Primo Allshelter SmartAID (an Israeli based team) Rockpool Dining Group Avène H2coco Pty Ltd Sephora Australia Bailey Neate Haribo Australia Pty Ltd Sheraton Grand Sydney Hyde Park Bakers Delight Wynard Harvest by Darren Taylor Slendier Bespoke Boulevard Harvey Nash State Theatre Sydney Care For The Masses IGA Sunshine Insurance Group Char Rotisserie Joseph Hyde Sydney Markets Charles and Christa Billich Jurlique The Australian Golf Club China Construction Bank Kentucky Fried Chicken The Char Rotisserie Chinese Christian Community Krispy Kreme Australia The Good Bunch Service Centre Kylie Kwong Three Blue Ducks Chloe Koundouris Lilly & Bee Snowsport Thredbo Cohab Coffee Little Bishop Turbans 4 Australia DIGITORO Colgate-Palmolive Pty Ltd Lindt & Sprüngli Australia Vicki Laing Real Estate - Vicki Laing Gold Darrell Lea Lioness Fashion Vittoria Food and Beverage Domino’s Pizza Luv Sum Pty Ltd Vogue Australia Donesafe Monday Haircare Woolworths DIGITORO Doughboy Pizza, North Bondi Naos Australia Feed Our Heroes Sydney Nuzest First State Super Pantry and Larder Pty Ltd Fishbowl Bondi Remedy Drinks Silver Fleur Montgomery Rescue Recovery

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