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c o m m u n i t yINTER-COMMUNITY HOSPITAL • QUEEN OF THE VALLEY HOSPITAL • FOOTHILL PRESBYTERIAN HOSPITAL • CITRUS VALLEY HOSPICE
WE ARE EXCITED TO ANNOUNCECITRUS VALLEY HEALTH PARTNERS WILL BECOME
EMANATE HEALTH
Same passion for keeping you well, with a more integrated and distinguished health
system across the care continuum at Queen of the Valley Hospital, Inter-Community
Hospital, Foothill Presbyterian Hospital, Hospice, Home Health and Ambulatory locations.
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c o m m u n i t yINTER-COMMUNITY HOSPITAL • QUEEN OF THE VALLEY HOSPITAL • FOOTHILL PRESBYTERIAN HOSPITAL • CITRUS VALLEY HOSPICE
obtaining city and state approvals for construction plans. (Please refer to Community: The Future on page 30 for more about the project.)
Recently, CVHP President and CEO Rob Curry announced Citrus Valley Health Partners will become Emanate Health. The new name reflects the evolution of CVHP, from stand-alone hospitals and a hospice to a health system with multiple ambulatory sites rang-ing from an outpatient surgery center to an outpatient imaging center to affiliations with physician practices. The name Emanate Health was selected following an 18-month process which involved an external and in-ternal examination of the company’s mission, vision and values. Interviews were held with employees, patients and community leaders. (The word emanate means “to come from a source.” It seems fitting since the hospitals have been a source of health for its community for de-cades.) More details will be forthcoming as the system officially transitions to the new name in 2019.
As pleased as I am to share news of our achieve-ments and future plans, it is really you—our wonderful community—that I celebrate. The work of the hospitals and hospice is made possible by our talented physicians and nurses, hardworking staff and knowledgeable board members, but it is your generous and continuing support through philanthropy and volunteerism that will make our soon-to-be Emanate Health shine. I hope you can sense how grateful we are.
Sincerely,
Michelle StoddardChief Executive Officer, Citrus Valley Health Foundation
A L E T T E R F R O M M I C H E L L E S T O D D A R D
This annual report is a reflection of you—our community. Year after year, since the founding of Inter-Community Hospital in 1922 by Melisse and Mary Wittler, the continuing groundswell of support from our community has propelled Citrus Valley Health Partners to reach the level of comprehensive care we ex-perience today through our three hospitals and hospice.
As you look inside, you’ll see our Honor Roll, our stories of generosity and photos from special events, which all give us the opportunity to say thank you as we showcase your commitment in 2017. Philanthropy and gifts both large and small from individuals, corporations, community organizations and foundations drive our ability to advance the CVHP mission of care. This year we experienced a significant boost in gifts from appre-ciated property, a transfer of assets that has a lasting impact on our hospitals, while providing important benefits for the donor.
We have a strong, vibrant community of nearly one million people in the East San Gabriel Valley, and CVHP has set the bar high when it comes to patient safety and quality of care. As good as our services are to-day, we know we must continue striving to improve. In order to meet community need and prepare for growth, we urgently need a larger emergency department at Queen of the Valley Hospital.
I’m proud to announce we are poised to embark on a $25 million capital campaign in support of this critically important new building initiative. The case for support will be communicated in detail, and I’m confident, with our philanthropic partners by our side, we will meet this ambitious goal. I promised you in my last letter I would share more details about this new expansion and construction. Currently, CVHP is in the process of
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“I’m proud to announce we are
poised to embark on a $25 million capital campaign in support of a larger emergency
department at Queen of the Valley
Hospital. I’m confident, with our philanthropic
partners by our side, we will meet this ambitious goal.”
“Citrus Valley Health Partners will become
known as Emanate Health. The new name reflects the evolution of CVHP, from stand-alone hospitals and a hospice to a health system with multiple
ambulatory sites, including outpatient surgery and imaging
centers and affiliations with
physician practices.”
The stories of generosity in this report are inspirational! I’m heartened by the depth and breadth of giving from individuals, foundations, corpora-tions and businesses, and community organi-zations. As CVHP prepares for growth, these contributions demonstrate the community stands by our side.”
ROBERT H. CURRY,
PRESIDENT AND
CEO, CVHP
T A B L E O F C O N T E N T S
06 OUR STORIES COMMUNITY: Investment, Commitments, Transforming
Healthcare, Philanthropists
14 RECOGNITION 2017 Honor Roll, Legacy Friends, Gift In Kind Partners,
Endowment, Ways to Give, I AM CVHP
26 EVENTS Golf Invitational, Autumn Nocturne
28 FINANCIALS Statistics, Financials, Legal Counsel and Fiduciaries
30 ARE YOU WITH US? COMMUNITY: The Future
32 THE TEAM 2017 Boards, Medical Staff Officers, Auxiliary
Presidents and Messages from CVHF Board Chair
Mary Jane Bettfreund and CVHP President and
CEO Robert H. Curry
A new CVHP Family Medicine Residency program began in 2017. The program’s mission is to train highly competent physicians to provide compassionate, innovative, comprehensive and cost- effective healthcare, with an emphasis on patient and family-oriented, community-focused care.
The emergency department at Queen of the Valley Hospital is one of the busiest in LA County and needs to increase patient beds from 24 to 60 for emergency care.
Citrus Valley Health Foundation is poised to embark on a $25 million capital campaign in support of a beautiful new Queen of the Valley Hospital emergency department.
COMMUNITY: INVESTMENTTrustee Rich Jett Gives Time and Resources
Access to quality healthcare for the community is personal for Rich Jett; he believes he owes much
to Citrus Valley Health Partners hospitals. Diagnosed with and paralyzed from transverse myelitis 25
years ago, Rich credits the physicians and nurses at Inter-Community Hospital with his ability to walk
today. They cared for him as an inpatient for three weeks until the progression of the disease halted,
and he became proficient in using a wheelchair. In addition, his parents received life-saving care
at ICH, and his son was born there. Two of Rich’s grandchildren were born at Foothill Presbyterian
Hospital, and Rich had two surgeries there. He is a grateful man.
In response, Rich Jett chooses to serve and to give. Since 1983, first as a member of the Inter-Com-
munity Hospital Foundation Board, then transitioning to the Citrus Valley Health Foundation Board,
Rich has logged a 35-year commitment advancing the CVHP mission. Recently, Rich and his wife
Gayle made a significant gift in support of a planned Queen of the Valley Hospital expansion. The
emergency department at QVH is one of the busiest in LA County, resulting in the need for a building
campaign aimed at increasing the number of patient bed spaces from 24 to 60 for emergency care.
Rich hopes their gift will encourage others to contribute: “Since Gayle and I were married 18 years
ago, we have both tried to help others. We believe in giving back, and we trust our gift will help those
not as fortunate as we are to get great medical care locally. QVH is the answer for thousands of
people whose lives might be saved because of this expansion.”
Gratitude is Rich’s response to his upbringing and business success. Born in Los Angeles and
raised primarily in the East San Gabriel Valley since the age of eight, he refers to his parents as “the
best and married for 57 years,” always setting an example, which helped him get back on track when
he made mistakes while growing up. After graduating from Covina High School in 1957, Rich joined
the Army National Guard, retiring after 15 years as a captain. He enjoyed a successful career in
banking from 1960 to 2002, and currently serves on the Board of Directors for Alta Pacific Bank and
Covina Irrigating, in addition to several others; Rich is an active member of the Covina Rotary Club.
Community support is the hallmark of any great hospital. Citrus Valley Health Partners is fortunate to
count Rich and Gayle Jett as friends.
The generosity of Rich and Gayle Jett demon-strates the remarkable enthusiasm they and others have in support of our hospitals. The Jetts and all of the Foundation Trustees have my sincere thanks for their com-mitment to advance our mission and future needs through their diligent campaign planning and pledges.”
ROBERT H. CURRY,
PRESIDENT
AND CEO, CVHP
A daily huddle at 10:10 a.m. in the Queen of the Valley Hospital emergency depart-ment is benefiting patients and boosting staff morale. All available staff huddle for 10 minutes to address any immediate problems. Issues are resolved quickly and patient satisfaction has doubled. C
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COMMUNITY: COMMITMENTS Private Foundation Grants Offer Help and Hope
S. MARK TAPER FOUNDATION
No parent wants to see their newborn whisked away to a neonatal intensive care unit. But when the
need arises, Queen of the Valley Hospital’s NICU stands ready to give these tiny patients the best
opportunity for a healthy homecoming. This critical level of care requires a cadre of specially trained
healthcare professionals, plus the absolute best in technology. Thanks to a generous award from the
S. Mark Taper Foundation, the 40-bed NICU has advanced its ability to treat oxygen deprivation in
newborns with the acquisition of two CritiCool® systems designed to induce hypothermia.
Prolonged oxygen deprivation can lead to brain damage, resulting in developmental delays or more
serious physical and neurological impairments. Oxygen deprivation can occur because of difficulties
while in utero, during the birth process or after birth. Cooling the body to 92.3 degrees for up to 72
hours can help prevent permanent damage and reduce inflammation so that healing can occur. The
CritiCool® technology provides a non-invasive method for precise and timely temperature control.
Anjanette Gaane, RN, Queen of the Valley Hospital NICU director, has witnessed the treatment benefits:
certain babies gain a significant chance to go home with a healthy outcome, avoiding permanent brain
damage and spending fewer days in the NICU. This crucial treatment can benefit not only babies born
at Queen of the Valley Hospital, but those transferred from at least six local area hospitals.
With so many new lives at stake, Anjanette appreciates the support from the S. Mark Taper Foundation:
“We are really grateful they took a chance on us. Now we can offer this important technology to help
our most vulnerable population.”
THE AHMANSON FOUNDATION
Technology—twenty-first century style—is alive and well in the Geleris Family Foundation Education
Center, housed adjacent to the campus of Foothill Presbyterian Hospital. A generous award from The
Ahmanson Foundation has enhanced the education center with its support of new electronics and
up-to-date technology for training physicians, nurses and staff, as well as members of the community.
Classes have begun in the five meeting rooms, the largest of which can accommodate 75 people. The
space is both comfortable and technologically savvy. The Ahmanson Foundation award supported
necessary infrastructure, such as networking cables, but also important equipment, including servers,
laptop computers and an abundance of audio-visual technology. The capacity to integrate technology
into the classroom can lead to more effective teaching and learning, ensuring timely education for the
community and healthcare professionals alike.
We are really grateful the S. Mark Taper Founda-tion took a chance on our Queen of the Valley NICU. Thanks to them, we can offer this important technology to help our most vulnerable popula-tion. Babies treated with the CritiCool® system now have a significant chance for a healthy homecoming.”
ANJANETTE GAANE, RN,
DIRECTOR OF NICU,
MOTHER BABY AND
PEDIATRICS, QUEEN OF
THE VALLEY HOSPITAL
From Friday afternoon yoga classes to advanced computer training sessions, the beautiful Geleris Family Foundation Education Center, adjacent to the campus of Foothill Presbyterian Hospital, provides an important multipurpose meeting space with state-of-the-art technology. C
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COMMUNITY: TRANSFORMING HEALTHCAREThe timing was just right for Citrus Valley Health Partners. CVHP’s mission “to help people keep well in
body, mind and spirit by providing quality healthcare in a safe, compassionate environment” aligned
with the state of California’s Song-Brown primary care residency grant offerings in 2017, resulting in
$925,000 of awards benefiting a new CVHP Family Medicine Residency program for the East San
Gabriel Valley. The Song-Brown program aims to increase the number of medical residents receiving
quality primary care experience and train them to provide care in diverse, medically underserved
communities in California. This three-year residency training program began at CVHP in 2017 with a
first class of 10 residents; a second class of 10 residents started in July 2018. The program will reach
a full complement of 30 residents in July 2019, when a third class of 10 begins training. June 2020 will
mark the graduation of the first class of board-certified family physicians.
The mission of the CVHP Family Medicine Residency is to train highly competent physicians to provide
compassionate, innovative, comprehensive and cost-effective healthcare, with an emphasis on patient
and family-oriented, community-focused care. Residents have rotations at all three CVHP hospitals and
see patients at two East Valley Community Health Center locations. These federally qualified health cen-
ters serve as model outpatient teaching sites and medical homes to thousands of individuals and families.
Resident training and outreach within our medically underserved population may include: visits to
homeless shelters and parks, participation at community events and health fairs, a month-long addic-
tion medicine rotation, high school and undergraduate student mentoring, and classroom instruction at
local high schools in diabetes self-management.
Tracey Norton, DO, Family Medicine Residency program director, hopes the training program creates
a diverse group of primary care physicians for the future—a “pipeline of physicians”—who will stay
in the East San Gabriel Valley community. Dr. Norton explains, “Through immersion and active par-
ticipation in services provided by the community health centers and CVHP hospitals, our goal is that
family medicine residents complete the training with the necessary tools, knowledge and experience to
demonstrate that practicing medicine in underserved areas is fulfilling and can make a real difference
in the lives of individuals, families and communities.”
Patrice Tully, MD, a current medical resident in the program drawn to family medicine while serving
as active duty medical officer in the US Navy after medical school, describes the program’s unique
training opportunities: “The exposure spanning the diversity of pathology, culture, language and patient
communities is one that few other individual hospital-based programs provide. During my time in the
Navy, I cared for patients of all ages and stages in life, and providing complete care appealed to me. I
believe family medicine is an ideal blend of the spectrum of medical care.”
Our goal is that family medicine residents complete the training with the necessary tools, knowledge and expe-rience to demonstrate that practicing medicine in underserved areas is fulfilling and can make a real difference in the lives of individuals, fami-lies and communities.”
TRACEY NORTON, DO,
FAMILY MEDICINE
RESIDENCY PROGRAM
DIRECTOR
Family medicine residents receive quality primary care experience and training through a new, grant-supported Family Medicine Residency program aimed at reaching diverse, medically underserved communities in California. The resident physicians have rotations at Citrus Valley Health Partners hospitals and see patients at two East Valley Community Health Center locations. C
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COMMUNITY: PHILANTHROPISTS The Estates of Howard Hatfield and Kathleen Harland
One of life’s most generous acts can be accomplished through a bequest, the simple act of naming a
beneficiary of a will or trust. Creating a legacy with a bequest benefiting Citrus Valley Health Partners
was an important decision for both Howard Hatfield and Kathleen Harland.
HOWARD HATFIELD: A GOOD AND GENEROUS MAN
Howard Hatfield was a resourceful fellow: He was only 14 years old (during World War II) when he
gathered up spare parts and built his own automobile, fueling it with dry cleaning fluid instead of gas-
oline, due to rationing. This launched Howard’s hobby of tinkering and living life through machinery,
including his lifelong career as an aerospace engineer.
Born in Pasadena in 1928, Howard was educated at UC Berkeley, Occidental College and USC.
Christopher Parry, a good friend and, after Howard’s death, trustee of the Hatfield estate, lauds Howard
as an outstanding engineer, but has even more to say about his character: “Howard was a good and
generous man. It’s important to recognize what he did for others through the gift of his life savings.”
Howard Hatfield’s bequest to CVHP reflects his deep gratitude for the care he and others received.
Residents of Glendora, Howard and his wife Virginia utilized Foothill Presbyterian Hospital for their health-
care. Howard expressed a particular desire to leave a legacy to Citrus Valley Hospice in appreciation of
their care for a friend. Thanks to the Hatfield’s advanced planning and kindness, both Foothill Presbyterian
Hospital and Citrus Valley Hospice will have even more of what they need to continue caring for others.
KATHLEEN HARLAND: A WOMAN OF SUBSTANCE
Kathleen Harland, known as “K,” was born in 1919 in New Dorp, Staten Island, New York. Margaret
Reiser and Pamela Sandon, K’s cousins, describe her as the smallest Harland in stature, but large in
her legacy of a generous spirit and gifts to worthy causes. In 2017, Citrus Valley Hospice was one of
the fortunate beneficiaries of her philanthropy through the K. Harland Trust.
Educated in New York City public schools, K began her career with Caltex, a joint venture between
Standard Oil Co. of California and The Texas Co. (later Chevron and Texaco). K flourished in her
job as a procurement executive and remained there through her 40-year career. Personally, K trav-
eled extensively and was passionate about museums, the symphony and opera. Following trips to
Tanzania and Kenya, she developed a love and concern for animals.
Happiest surrounded by family, K enjoyed Harland family reunions in Scotland, Canada and Georgia.
After living in New York City and then Texas, K spent her final 32 years in San Dimas. Margaret Reiser
serves as the trustee of the K. Harland estate and sees the result of her cousin’s lifelong habits of
thrift and loyalty. Through her bequest, K was able to share significant assets, with her generosity
reflecting the people and passions she held so dear.
Howard Hatfield’s bequest to Citrus Valley Health Partners reflects his deep gratitude for the care he and others received. Howard expressed a particular desire to leave a legacy to Citrus Valley Hospice in appreciation of their care for a friend.”
CHRISTOPHER PARRY,
TRUSTEE OF
THE HOWARD
HATFIELD ESTATE
Citrus Valley Hospice is more than a place; it is a philosophy of care. These compassionate hospice professionals provide care with the belief that each of their patients has the right to die pain-free and with dignity, and that their families will receive the necessary support to allow them to do so. C
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$1,000,000 +Covina Sunset, LLCMr. and Mrs. George Petrokowitz
$100,000–$999,999 The Ahmanson Foundation
- Mary Jane and John BettfreundFoothill Presbyterian Hospital AuxiliaryThe Hollfelder FoundationQueen of the Valley Hospital Auxiliary
$50,000–$99,999Estate of Kathleen HarlandS. Mark Taper FoundationCarl E. Wynn Foundation
$10,000–$49,999Best FormulationsCBREMr. and Mrs. Clifford C. ChristMr. and Mrs. Robert H. CurryStanley W. Ekstrom Foundation, Inc.Majestic Realty Co.Morgan StanleyNadine N. Moseley FoundationNorth-West College
- Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell FuerstMr. Richard A. PreuitMs. Michelle L. StoddardVituityMrs. Mary E. Zimmer and Mr. Joseph Lucas
$5,000–$9,999Agility Integration CorporationMr. and Mrs. Art BereuterCalifornia Commercial Real Estate Services
- George OkitaChoctaw Medical Group Inc.
- Dr. and Mrs. William T. ChoctawCitrus Valley Independent PhysiciansCitrus Valley Medical Center Medical StaffCloudWaveCompSpec, Inc.COPE Health Solutions
Cuningham Group Architecture, Inc.Financial Partners Credit UnionFoothill Presbyterian Hospital Medical StaffThe Gabriel FoundationSergio Go, MDGolden State Foods FoundationMrs. Elizabeth GongISU Christ, Spang & Capitano
Insurance Agency, Inc.Kaiser Foundation Hospitals, Baldwin ParkMr. and Mrs. Arthur J. LudwickManaged Care Support Systems, LLCMr. William McIntyreThe McIntyre CompanyPacific Western BankMr. and Mrs. Richard PedevillanoPediatrix Medical Group, Inc.Regal Medical GroupThe Richter Family FoundationSan Gabriel Valley Perinatal Medical Group, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Rajesh K. SharmaMr. Daniel E. Wood
$2,500–$4,999A-1 Event & Party RentalsMs. Carol H. AhmansonAllied Pacific IPABlue Shield of CaliforniaMr. and Mrs. Bernard D. Bollinger Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. Borak Sr.Mr. Donald E. BossJacqueline Bracy, MDMr. and Mrs. Robert BruncatiCalifornia Domestic Water Co.Casa Colina Hospital and Centers for HealthcareJoseph A. and Katherine M. Castucci FoundationCCI Chemical CorporationCentury 21 Citrus RealtyMr. and Mrs. Guy ChristensenCitrus Valley Anesthesia Medical GroupMr. and Mrs. Livi Dela VictoriaMr. and Mrs. Robert E. DuncanFoothill Credit UnionFUJIFILM Medical Systems USA, Inc.
Dr. and Mrs. Uday G. GadgilDr. and Mrs. Humberto A. GallenoHBLA Certified Public Accountants, Inc.HealthCare Partners DaVitaHealthgradesMs. Janis HolodyHooper, Lundy & Bookman, PCMrs. Jean HunnIMEG Corp.Immaculate Heart CommunityMr. and Mrs. Rich JettThe JRS Company, Inc.Dr. and Mrs. Gurjeet KalkatMr. and Mrs. Kenneth S. KasamatsuNaim S. Kassar, MD, Inc.Dr. and Mrs. Sanjay N. KhediaMr. James P. KingDr. and Mrs. Martin S. KleinbartAnna S. Leung, MDLINET AmericasLockton Insurance Brokers, LLCDr. and Mrs. J. Kenneth LundDr. and Mrs. Gilbert I. MartinMedic-1 Ambulance Service, Inc.Medi-Waste Disposal, LLCMedline Industries, Inc.Mr. Galen R. MetzMr. Daniel NashNavin, Haffty and AssociatesProgressive Management SystemsPTL Insurance Brokers
- Mr. and Mrs. Richard PedevillanoDr. Kuruganti and K. Vasantha ReddyMs. Patricia A. SerioSidley Austin, LLPSouthern California Hospitalist NetworkMr. and Mrs. Michael J. StarrLaw Offices of Stephenson, Acquisto & ColmanSuburban Water SystemsDr. and Mrs. Dumrong TangchitnobTRL Systems, Inc.Mr. John E. TruaxValley Orthopedic AssociatesVillage Realtors - Mr. and Mrs. José G. Gutierrez
2017 HONOR ROLL1/1/2017 TO 12/31/2017
Important gifts from individuals, foundations and corporations have helped to ensure the finest facilities, advanced technology and excellent care that are the corner-stone of Citrus Valley Health Partners.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack R. WatsonWells Fargo Bank
$1,000–$2,499AnonymousAbbott ConstructionAffinity Investment Advisors, LLCMr. Walter Allen IIIAthens ServicesAuxilioMrs. Jean BarrymoreBeacon Pointe Advisors, LLCMs. Susan R. BloomMr. and Mrs. Clifton C. BoothMs. Norene A. BowersBrobeck, West, Borges, Rosa & Douville, LLPMs. Lori L. BryantMr. and Mrs. Ryan BurkeCalifornia Healthcare Insurance CompanyCBE Health SolutionsCitizens Business BankCitrus Valley Hospice
and Home Health VolunteersMs. Judith I. CollomMr. and Mrs. Gary L. CooperMs. Tracy J. DallardaMs. Sally DelaoMrs. Susan A. DelgadoDiamond Bar Senior Citizens ClubDr. Irma E. DiazDonald L. Eads, MDEntisys360Ernst & Young, LLPMrs. Billie A. FischerMr. and Mrs. Louis R. FisherFoothill TransitMr. and Mrs. Bill J. FortneyMr. and Mrs. Ross GardinerMrs. Marian I. GoodmanDr. and Mrs. Ibrahim HannaMs. Leticia HernandezMs. Susan D. HollanderHorizon Oxygen and Medical EquipmentMs. Melissa Howard
H-WaveMr. and Mrs. Don IngersollInterlang, Inc.IHOP
- Mr. and Mrs. Raymond PodestaDr. and Mrs. E. Scott IsbellIvantiMs. Darla JenningsJTS Management, Inc.Dr. and Mrs. Naji KandalaftLincoln Financial GroupMs. Kerry L. LucasSocorro Martinez, PhDDrs. John F. and Joy C. McElweeMs. Emelita MedinaMenne Electric, Inc.MKH Testing & Inspection, Inc.Monigle Associates, Inc.Susan L. Montgomery, RNNE SystemsDr. Tracey L. NortonOgletree, Deakins, Nash, Smoak & Stewart, P.C.Olympic Staffing ServicesMr. and Mrs. Craig PeacockMr. and Mrs. Ian PikePinnacle Brokers Insurance Solutions, LLCRadNetMrs. Tiffany M. RamirezReynolds Buick GMCMs. Candace L. RoyMs. Shirley SameshimaScorpion Design, Inc.Mrs. Joyce M. SellersSGV Consulting Pathologists Medical Group, Inc.Dr. and Mrs. Hugh E. SmithTrane Commercial Systems & ServicesDr. and Mrs. Jonathan TyeMr. Leonard B. Weinsaft and Mrs. Sophia LuMs. Jamie D. Yamada
$500–$999Ms. Nancy C. AndersonMr. and Mrs. Anthony G. AntonArbor Glen Care Center
Jean W. Bardenheier, MDMs. Lupita S. BarrMs. Joan BarronBeacon Healthcare CenterMrs. Terryl A. BollingerMr. and Mrs. Tony D. BrassfieldMs. Anna Maria CalzadaCarmack InsuranceMs. Deborah A. ChanenThe Honorable Sam A. CianchettiCitrus Pathology Medical GroupMs. Katheryn CorderoMr. Bryan E. DavisDavis Wright Tremaine, LLPEnovate MedicalMr. Homer EscamillaEvolution MechanicalMs. Sue FernandesMrs. Barbara FortsonMs. Carol A. FujiiMr. and Mrs. Walter T. GorrellGraceful Hearts, Inc.Mrs. Sharon K. GriffittsMr. Roberto M. GuerraMr. and Mrs. Frank HallKhan J. Hameed, MDMr. and Mrs. John J. HughesMr. and Mrs. Robert HunterIndustry Property Investments, LLCMs. Carol R. JenikMr. Terry J. KilmerAarti Kulshrestha, MDDr. and Mrs. John W. LindbergMr. and Mrs. Gary E. MathewsonMr. Raymond A. MattesMr. Thomas McGuireMs. Vicki McGuireMEDITECHMr. and Mrs. Larry MethvinSamy K. Metyas, MDDonald C. Miller & Associates, Inc.Moore McLennan, LLPMs. Aurora MoradaMs. Christina Ng
Mr. Eric J. NorthernMs. Stephanie OliverThe Omega SocietyOntario RefrigerationMrs. Pamela D. ParkinsonSheri A. Pham, MDMr. Robert L. PriorMrs. Mary Ann QuayDr. and Mrs. Ranga C. ReddyMr. and Mrs. Kevin ReinlMs. Janet RiceMr. George J. Sehn and Ms. Frances A. BrunsellMr. and Mrs. Raymond B. SmithSteed’s Structural Excavation, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Kevin M. StreeterTaco Bell - Mr. and Mrs. Mark CookBill W. Tang, MD, PharmDMr. and Mrs. James P. TavernierMr. and Mrs. Carlton TolliverMr. and Mrs. Walter E. TraskUnity Church of the FoothillsMr. and Mrs. Bon L. WellsWest Covina Emblem Club No. 299Ms. Jann M. WilsonMr. Ray WilsonMs. Shanta Zimmer
UP TO $499AnonymousA-1 Home Care AgencyMs. Edith AbadMrs. Mary J. AbelingMs. Beverly J. AccordinoMr. Joe AcostaMs. Kathy AcostaMr. Reil AdalinMs. Lori T. AdamsMs. Karen AgronovitzMs. Rosemary E. AguilarMr. Joseph AguirreMs. Debi AkinMs. Irene P. AlasMrs. Ingeborg AlberMr. Sirtaj Ali C
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Ms. Saralyn AllenMari Almond, RNMr. and Mrs. Willard H. AltmanMr. and Mrs. John J. AlvaradoMs. Genoveva C. AlvarezMrs. Maria T. AlvarezMs. Judith A. AmiguetMs. Betty AndersonMr. Larry AndersonMs. Victoria A. AndersonMr. and Mrs. William T. AndersonHanne B. AnsellMr. and Mrs. Paul AnterMs. Saira AntonioMs. Deborah AquilaMs. Arlene AquinoMrs. Marion ArchMr. and Mrs. Winfield ArnMs. Rosa ArriagaMr. and Mrs. Wilfred S. AugustineMr. and Mrs. Robert M. AustinMr. and Mrs. Carlos AvilaAzusa Emblem Club No. 325B4 Development CorporationMs. Lydia BaezMs. Sandra A. BainMs. Melissa BaiuncoMr. Uriel D. BaldovinoDr. and Mrs. Dan D. BanhMs. Joan BanksMs. Mary J. BantonMs. Anabel BarajasMs. Kristeen BarberMrs. Patricia BargaehrMs. Joanne C. BarnettMs. Mary BarnettMr. and Mrs. James BarnhartMr. and Mrs. Evaristo BarrettVirginia L. Barrett, MDMs. Laura BarrientesMs. Daniela BarrioMrs. Karen M. Bartl-GrammerMs. Kathleen BauerMrs. Ginger P. Beamguard
Mr. Danny BecerraMs. Monica BennettMrs. Maria R. BernalMs. Catherine BernandinoMs. Linda BernardMr. and Mrs. Kenneth BertonneauMr. and Mrs. Edward E. BerumenMs. Antonieta C. BetinolMr. and Mrs. Travis BettfreundMrs. Eloise E. BienvenuMr. and Mrs. Tony BlakelyBlye Accountancy CorporationMs. Joanne L. BockstallMr. and Mrs. James A. BodnarMr. Edouard BoghossianMs. Gabriela BoldtMr. and Mrs. Richard BolesMs. Sarah K. BowersMs. Maria D. BozigianMs. Marilyn E. BradleyMs. Diana BravoMs. Monique BravoMs. Marie A. BreegleMrs. Lucy BrejchaMs. Jean A. BrenneckeMrs. Vera BriggsMs. Shirley M. BrockettMr. and Mrs. William V. BromileyMs. Donna M. BrotmanMr. Gary D. BrownMr. Kenneth BrownMs. Brenda BrubakerMrs. Sally T. BuckleyMs. Lana P. BurgessMs. Sheila BurgessMr. and Mrs. Simon BurnettMs. Angelina BurnsMr. and Mrs. Don A. BurnsMs. Crystal BurrolaMr. Robert C. BurrowsMrs. Maureen BuzzerioMrs. Alice CaballeroMs. Janet A. CabourneMs. Irma Calderon
Ms. Carol CaldwellMrs. Dolores T. CalvaMs. Agustina T. CamodagMr. Julio CamposCapital Group Companies GlobalMr. and Mrs. Juan CardonaMr. Eduardo CarlosMr. and Mrs. Louis J. CaronMrs. Laura M. Caron-ParkerMs. Maricruz D. CarrazcoMr. and Mrs. Mark CarterMs. Vanessa A. CarterMs. Elida CasadosMs. Victoria L. CasadosMs. Lourdes Ronquillo CasaoMr. and Mrs. Jose CasillasMr. Frances CassidaMs. Marie L. CastilloMr. and Mrs. Manuel CastillonMs. Genevieve J. CastroMr. and Mrs. Sony CayagoMr. Arturo M. Cecena Jr.Ms. Judy ChaconMr. and Mrs. George V. ChadwickRose E. Chamberlin, IHMMr. and Mrs. David ChanMr. Ronald ChanMs. Iris S. ChaneyMs. Charoensri ChantaratMs. Nora ChewMrs. Shila P. ChitaniaMs. Jenfeng Chiu-HughMr. Franz N. ChongcoMrs. Cinda M. ClaproodDr. Janice A. ClarkMs. Joyce ClarkMr. William N. ClippingerMs. Marilyn CluffMs. Helen A. CoffmanSeth Cohen, MDMs. Darlene CokerMs. Sylvia ColemanMr. and Mrs. Wayne L. ColemanMs. Barbara J. Comfort
Ms. Marshann CompfortMs. Pilar A. ConcepcionProf. John Conforti Jr.Mrs. Karen ContrerasMrs. Elizabeth CopeMrs. Elaine W. CorboyMrs. Rio CordovaMr. James R. CorralejoMs. Pamela CoryellMr. Ronald Cosio Jr.Ms. Diane CostiganMr. Gary CowanMs. Evelyn CoxMr. and Mrs. Stephen J. CoxMs. Kathleen CoyneMs. Bettie L. CraigCrestwood CommunitiesMr. and Mrs. Richard CromieMr. and Mrs. Dean B. CromwellMs. Annette CrowderMr. and Mrs. Thomas D. CrowleyMs. Karin CroysdillMr. and Mrs. Roberto CuetoMr. David CunninghamMr. Robert CurtisMs. Cecilia DaguroMr. and Mrs. Dante N. DamascoMr. Fred E. D’AndreaMr. and Mrs. Charles De CapiteLinda I. De Long, EdDMs. Gloria L. De PrimaMr. John A. DeckMs. Donna L. DeckerMs. Irene DeeterMs. Alma C. Del BarrioMr. and Mrs. Fran M. DelachMs. Linda M. DelacruzMs. Sandra Delahoussaye-BondsMs. Nelia R. DelarosaMr. and Mrs. Bill DelgadoMr. and Mrs. Robert DenmanMs. Cynthia DeSotoMr. Macario E. DeypuyartMs. Jane E. Dietzel
Direct ConnectionMr. and Mrs. Sherwin DizonMs. Helga DjordjevicGarland Dodoo, MDMrs. Rosemary R. DolfiMs. Monica M. DominguezMr. Rudy DominguezMs. Sue DoughertyMr. and Mrs. Dennis M. DoyelMr. Thomas W. DrinoMr. and Mrs. Steven H. DukettMs. Annazilta C. DuncanMr. Mark B. Duquette
and Ms. Patricia A. McKinneyMr. and Mrs. David DuranMs. Kim EarlMs. Janet L. EddyMrs. Dorothy L. EdieMs. Linda L. EhrhardtMr. Gene EkenstamMs. Connie EkstromMs. Aurelia EllisEnergizer Holdings, Inc.Ms. Vivian E. EngelMs. Elsbeth EnglishCresencio B. EnopiaMr. and Mrs. Mark A. EnricoMs. Maria F. EnriquezMrs. Anna M. EnsignMs. Mary ErichsenMs. Barbara ErskineMs. Pauline EscalanteMr. and Mrs.
T. Michael EschlemanMrs. Diane C. EscobedoMs. Gloria EsguerraMr. and Mrs. Alexander G. EspalinMs. Helene EspinoMr. Martin EspinosaMs. Rosie EstradaMr. and Mrs. Tony EstradaEvangelical Seven Star ChurchMs. Rae Ann EvenstandMr. Merlin E. Ewert
Extreme NetworksMs. Eloisa P. FabrosFacilities Solutions GroupMs. Donna G. FarrarMr. and Mrs. Wendell C. FarrellMs. Nanette FavatellaMrs. Rosa M. FavelaMs. Janet FechnerGeorge Ferenczi, MDMs. Norma FerreyraMr. Lawrence E. FettersMs. Emma Field-VargasMs. Sylvia L. FinnMs. Cristina FloresMr. Fermin FloresMrs. Rachel P. FloresMr. and Mrs. Philip J. FornothMs. Nancy W. FoxMs. Vivian FraijoMs. Sonia FrasquilloMs. Anjanette GaaneMs. Janice B. GacchinaMs. Masae GaetaMr. Erik R. GamborgMs. Kim GappaMs. Gloria R. GaracocheaMr. and Mrs. Joseph C. GarciaMs. Kelly D. GarciaMrs. Marissa C. GarciaMs. Mary Ann GarciaMs. Ann G. GarnerMr. and Mrs. Don P. GarwoodMs. Minnie R. GaudinoMs. Cecilia R. GhalamborMs. Diana L. GhirelliMr. Gilbert N. GilMr. and Mrs. Roger D. GillumMs. Elizabeth M. GilsonMrs. Bella Gitter-StubbsMrs. Janet L. GlazeGlendora Church of the NazareneGlendora Woman’s ClubMs. Gem Lyn Rose
Glodo-Nacorda
Ms. Sarah A. GlynnMr. and Mrs. William J. GodfreyGolden Optometric Corp.Ms. Esther GomezMr. and Mrs. José GomezMs. Maryan T. GongMr. Benjamin M. GonzalesMs. Lenore GonzalesMr. Joe GonzalezMr. Emilio Gonzalez-de la CruzMs. Mary Lou GoodeMr. and Mrs. Robert M. GoodwinMr. and Mrs. Donald E. GordonMr. Michael E. GotheMr. and Mrs. Charles GradyMs. Donna J. GraffiusMs. Julie GrandyMs. Janet GrantMr. and Mrs. Absolon GrazaMs. Lorna M. Grecia-FrostMs. Margaret GreenMr. and Mrs.
Michael C. GreeneMs. Frankie J. GreenhamMs. Rosamaria GreenigMs. Holly GriffithMr. Alex GuerraMs. Diane GuerraMs. Marcella A. GuerraMs. Sandra L. GuizadoMichael J. Gurevitch, MD,
and Lori J. Wynstock, MDMr. Minene C. GutingMr. and Mrs. John H. HackmanMs. Tina HaeusslerMs. Kathleen A. HaganYvonne Hagerman, RNMrs. Janet G. HaireMr. De L. HalbertMr. and Mrs. James D. HamiltonMr. and Mrs. Barry D. HammMs. Dawn Handy-ManusMr. Muhammed HanifMr. Chukiat Hanvuthinanon
Mr. John W. HarrellMs. Adele HarrisMr. and Mrs. Donald A. HauskinsMr. Philip A. HawkinsMs. Shirley-Xuetao HeMs. Polly HeavnerMr. and Mrs. Frank R. HecoxMs. Mari HedrickMs. Linda A. HelsleyMs. Kywina M. HendersonMr. and Mrs. Gregory HeningerMs. Catherine Henley-EricksonMr. Michael J. HenryMr. Chris Hermosillo-EscuderoMs. Dina HernandezMs. Evelyn HernandezMs. Lillian HernandezMs. Monique HernandezDr. and Mrs. Sergio HernandezMrs. Shelley L. HernandezMrs. Lupe HerreraMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. HewittMr. and Mrs. R. Keith HilliardMs. Danette HittMr. and Mrs. Bill HodgsonMr. and Mrs. Terrance G. HoeyMrs. Joyce T. HoffmanMs. Jessica HolleMs. Pam HomhuanMrs. Isobel HoughtonMr. and Mrs. Jim HouseholderMr. and Mrs. Donald HoveskelandMrs. Ellen HoweMr. and Mrs. Dennis HowieMr. Richard HribarDr. Christine K. HrountasMs. Suzanne M. HsuKevin Hua, MDMs. Angela HughesMs. Jennifer D. HultgrenRizwana Hussain, MDIllinois Tool Works FoundationMs. Shawn R. ImesMrs. Leelama Isaac
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald IshikawaMs. Jo Ann S. IslasMs. Kathleen A. IsraelMs. Lori A. JacksonMr. Esteban JaramilloMs. Jennifer E. JarzombekMs. Maritza JaureguiMrs. Carmen JaurequiMs. Rose JaymeMs. Shwu H. JengMs. Estelene M. JenningsMs. Sherry J. JohariMs. Diane JohnseyMs. Carla K. JohnsonMr. and Mrs. David E. JohnsonMs. Elsie N. B. JohnsonMs. Judith JohnsonMs. Karla JohnsonMs. Rene JohnsonDr. and Mrs. Richard G. JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Robert JohnsonMrs. Rebecca JonesMs. Kimberly JordanMs. Lourdes KaminskiMr. Jim KarrasMs. Johanna KelleyMs. Angel R. Kelly-BlaydesMr. and Mrs. Robert D. KenneyKessler, Schneider & Co.Mr. Gerald L. KettleMr. and Mrs. Leroy E. KiertznerMs. Marilyn KilgoreMs. Jeanne KinkopfMary E. Kirchen, IHMMr. and Mrs. James D. KirkgardMrs. Linda R. KlenskeMr. Michael KnudsonMr. and Mrs. Ellsworth D. KnutsonMs. Jean C. KochmanMs. Wendy Koen-BurnettMs. Mary KonyalianMs. Genevieve J. KoontzMr. and Mrs. Stanley W. KozakaMs. Susan C. Kozloff
Ms. Charlene KragtenMrs. Doris C. KriderMrs. Carol A. KrolMr. Fred KuhnMs. Supaporn KulabutrMr. and Mrs. Lyonell D. KunsMr. Bruce KupperMs. Grace La FargoMr. Rodel LalusisThai LamMr. Brian P. LampMr. Kevin LampMs. Angela LandMs. Debra S. LandesMr. and Mrs. Thomas LandesMs. Kathleen LangMs. Jettele J. LaraMr. and Mrs. Gerry LaytonMs. Loretta LaytonMs. Anh LeMs. Alice LeCaineDavid Lee, MDMs. Margarita LegaspiMs. Nenita E. LeisMs. Debra LePoidevinMs. Gim T. LewMs. Angela D. LewisFather Eric A. LewisMr. and Mrs. Mark A. LewisMs. Patricia LezaDrs. Donald
and Rosemary LieglerMr. and Mrs. P. LiewLifeLine AmbulanceMrs. Betty J. LightleMr. and Mrs. Russell J. LindMr. and Mrs. Glenn LindeMr. and Mrs. Ken N. LindgrenMs. Patricia M. LisbergMs. Lanling LiuMs. Maria LlanosMrs. Bettie LobatoMs. Lavina LoboMs. Patsy R. Lockwood
Ms. Adriana LongMr. Andrew M. LopezMs. Carla LopezMs. Deborah C. LopezMs. Maria T. LopezMs. Susan D. LopezMs. Veronica LopezMr. Pablo C. LorenzoMrs. Delores C. LouieMs. Jean P. LouisMr. and Mrs. Brent D. LovelaceMr. Rene LugoMs. Kathleen A. LujanMr. and Mrs. Albert LunaMr. and Mrs. Spencer F. LyonMs. Dianne L. MaccaryMrs. Annette R. MaciasMr. Phillip MaciasMr. Robert P. MaciasMs. Gilda M. MadridMrs. Doreen MaesMr. José MaglanqueMs. Helene MaldonadoMr. Jerry MaldonadoMr. Cecil MallillinMrs. Pearl J. MaloneMr. Michael MancusoMr. and Mrs. Robert W. MancusoMr. Philip G. MannMrs. Diana ManzanoMs. Catherine A. ManzoMr. Rafael E. MaristelaMs. Janine R. MarkstromMs. Alexandra MarquezMr. and Mrs. Greg MarquezMs. Sheila MarquezMr. and Mrs. José F. MartinezMs. Lisa MartinezDr. and Mrs.
Luis Wm. F. MartinezMs. Rosalie MartinezMs. Cynthia Martinez-McCauleyMr. Jonathan MartyMs. Rachel Marty
Ms. Ayako MasadaMs. Lynn MasadaMs. Sandra Y. MascorroMs. Linda MassettMs. Royann MaxsonMr. Martin A. MayerMs. Frances M. McCashMs. Donna McCormickMs. Annie P. McDonaldMs. Barbara McGrawMr. and Mrs. Frank J. McGurtyMrs. Maritza C. McKayMs. Dawn McLaughlinMr. and Mrs. James N. McMathMr. and Mrs. Thomas MegnaCharles Meisner, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Daniel MeisterMs. Elizabeth MejiaMs. Patricia A. MendesMs. Gila G. MendezMr. Martin MendiazDr. and Mrs. Gerald R. MenefeeMs. Annette MerrillMr. Brady B. MerzoMr. Andy A. MessoreMs. Elizabeth MetalloMs. Kathy L. MilamMs. Julia MillerMs. Nancy N. MillerMr. Steven L. MillerMr. and Mrs. Gary J. MillrayMr. Aldrin MirandaMr. and Mrs. Mitch MitchellMr. James L. MoellerMs. Yolanda O. MolinaMrs. Peggy Jo MongesMs. Elizabeth MontanezMr. Danny MontoyaMr. and Mrs. Bruce M. MooreMr. and Mrs. Dave MooreMs. Mary MooreMrs. Shirley J. MooreMs. Aileen MoralesMs. Odessa A. Morales C
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Mr. Edward MorenoMs. Lorraine MorenoMrs. Maria MorenoMr. Darren M. MorganMs. Leigh A. MorrisonMr. and Mrs. Kerry MorrowMr. Robert MottMs. Jeanne L. MuellerMr. and Mrs. Floyd F. MugaveroMr. and Mrs. Mark S. MurrayMs. Pamela MyersMs. Suzanne MyersMs. Mary Pearl NaceyMs. Lynne A. NagelMs. Wilma V. NajeraMs. Barbara H. NarducciLt. Col. Eutimio S. NavarreteNettle Creek ShopMr. and Mrs. Jerry D. NewellMrs. Louise T. NewmanMs. Shelley L. NicelyMr. and Mrs. Michael NicholMs. Kathy NicholsMs. Stacy E. NicholsMrs. Deborah NicklasMr. Barron M. NixonMs. Liana W. NjooMs. Alex NovakovichMs. Citlalli J. NunezMs. Audrey OberdickMs. Frances L. OertelMr. and Mrs. Gerald OffsteinMs. Yukiko OkadaMs. Kimberly OlbrichMs. Joanne O’MalleyMr. and Mrs. Charles OppenheimMs. Laurel O’ReillyMr. and Mrs. Michael T. O’RourkeMs. Victoria OrrMs. Esthela OrtizMr. and Mrs. Steve OsbrinkMr. Philip F. OssmanMs. Katrin OttMr. Burton Otzinger
Mrs. Pauline G. OwensMrs. Donna OxleyMr. and Mrs. Joe PalmerMs. Cindy ParraMs. Cheryl PascuaMr. and Mrs. Dennis G. PatriarcaMr. and Mrs. James M. PatricMs. Cynthia R. PatrickMs. Tawni PatrickMs. Jaci PaytonMs. Arlene PerezJaemie PerezMr. Jason PerezMrs. Elena E. PestanoMs. Charlotte F. PillMr. and Mrs. Mark E. PiperMrs. June C. PlateMs. Alicia PochaMs. Georgia L. PolakErich W. Pollak, MD,
and Martha Pollak, DDSMs. Ethelyn L. PolleyMs. Kathryn A. PonMs. Anne H. PooleMs. Nenita B. PorralMr. and Mrs. Ross PorterMs. Myrna C. PortuguezMs. Karen PraegerMr. and Mrs. Max R. PraxmarerMs. Carole R. PriceMs. Susan J. PriceMrs. Juliet M. QuinonesMr. and Mrs. Ernesto T. QuiranteMr. and Mrs. John L. QuirinDr. and Mrs. Juan C. QuirosMs. Shirley Rabe-DizonMr. and Mrs. Carl E. RaglinMs. Dolores RamirezMs. Nanette R. RamirezMr. Pedro RamirezMs. Carla RamosMs. Denise RansdellMr. Rodolfo F. RapadasMs. Evangeline J. Raz
Mr. Chandra ReddyMs. Elizabeth S. ReillyMs. Deborah Reiner-PruittMs. Kathleen RennerMr. and Mrs. James G. RettieMs. Emma A. ReyesMs. Irene ReyesMr. Donald E. RichardsMs. Mary M. RichardsonMs. Janet L. RileyMs. Eleanor F. RivasMrs. Blanche RoaneMs. Nadine RochaMs. Marla RocklinMr. and Mrs. Chris RodriguezMs. Delfina RodriguezMr. and Mrs. Lucas RodriguezMs. Mary RodriguezVeronica Rodriguez, MDMr. Zeferino L. RodriguezMs. Marianne RoetersMr. and Mrs. Duane RogersMr. Jack RogersMr. and Mrs. Larry RogersMs. Alicia RomeroMr. and Mrs. Victor M. RonquilloMr. and Mrs. Catalino RoqueMs. Loretta RosasMr. and Mrs. Gordon E. RoundsMs. Cynthia Routt-VargasMr. and Mrs. Gary RubinMs. Rheea RubioMs. Jayn F. RueschMs. Rhoda E. RuizMs. Edith I. RussekMs. Deborah RussellBashar Saad, MDMs. Christine SaavedraMs. Rebecca SaavedraMs. Clare K. SacoyMs. Candalaria SalasMs. Amber SanchezMr. David SanchezMs. Loreta T. Sanchez
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald P. Sanchez
Ms. Rosita C. SanchezMr. Max SandovalMs. Chaiyakan SangpayapMr. Scott SansomMs. Jannette SantanaMs. Marie A. SanvicenteMs. Carlene SariaMr. and Mrs.
Arsenio D. SarmientoMr. and Mrs. Gale S. ScalziMs. Karen M. SchaeferMr. and Mrs. Rolfe A. ScheffelEstate of Georgia SchmidtMs. Jane SchultMr. and Mrs. Timothy L. SchwanMr. Arther ScottMr. Dennis H. Scoville Sr.Mr. and Mrs. Brian D. ScrivensMs. Jean ScroggyMs. Cynthia A. Serna-TinerMs. Carmen SerranoMr. and Mrs. John SetterlundMr. and Mrs. Jeff J. SeymourMs. Farzana Y. ShahMita H. Shah, MDMs. Doreen G. SharpMs. Helen M. SharpMs. Diann E. SheaMr. Rocky J. ShererMs. Irene ShermanMs. Carol ShevokasMr. and Mrs. Paul SiemersMs. Maria SilvaMr. and Mrs. Stuart J. SilvermanMs. Nancy J. SimmonsMrs. Pauline E. SkeldonMs. Gail SlackMs. Alisson SmithMrs. Betty M. SmithMs. Dorothy L. SmithDr. and Mrs. R. J. SmithMr. Scott Smith
Ms. Marian V. SmithsonMr. and Mrs. Brian SnappMr. Michael SnappMr. Gerald SnookMr. and Mrs. Donald SnyderMr. Carlos SolisMr. Gus SolisMs. Laura SosaMs. Lorraine SostreMs. Zamara SotoMs. Ruth N. SpathiasMs. Pauline O. SpearsMr. Ronald G. SpenceMs. Mollie SperryMr. and Mrs. Michael D. SpicolaStaggs & CompanyMr. Harold E. StaggsMr. and Mrs. Andre T. StefanovichMr. and Mrs. Paul StehrenbergerMr. and Mrs.
Thomas F. SteinkrausMs. Carol StickleyMr. and Mrs. Richard StilleyMr. Edward StoneyMrs. Ellen Strazzere-ReynoldsMs. Tanya SuMrs. Rita L. SullivanMs. Teresa L. SwindlerMr. and Mrs. Clifford E. TagamiMs. Marissa TamayoMs. Karen TanakaMs. Lorelie A. TangMs. Yu-Chu TangMs. Marlie TaveraMs. Leslie TaylorJim Teal, DDSMr. Miguel A. TellezMs. Josette L. TempleMs. Alyssa G. TennenbaumMr. and Mrs. Greg TerleckyMr. and Mrs. George F. TerlipMrs. Alejandra TescherMs. Monica TheinMs. Juanita M. Thompson
Mr. Thomas G. TillotsonMr. and Mrs. Lawrence J. TonTorrenueva - Beverly HillsMs. Ronda TorresMs. Irma Torres-EstebanMr. Michael R. TouheyMs. Norma TovarMr. Michael TownsendMr. Floyd TranMr. Robert H. TrenchMr. Albert A. TriayDr. and Mrs. Edward M. TronaasMrs. Marjorie N. TrujilloMs. Rosella TrujilloMr. Sing Chow TsangMs. Anne TungMs. Shirley L. TurnerMrs. Betty J. UmlandMs. Lisa R. UmphenourSuwannee UngphakornMiss Anna F. UrataMr. and Mrs. Karl R. UrlieMrs. Nancy M. UrrutiaMs. Joanne ValenciaAnnyle G. VanMr. and Mrs. James C. Van EckMr. George W. Van HoveMrs. Beverly A. Van LundMr. Jaime VasquezMs. Evelyn F. VelascoMs. Mariana VenegasMr. and Mrs. Robert K. VickeryMs. Alice P. VillaMr. Robert S. ViramontesMs. Paz R. VirayMr. and Mrs. Thomas A. VisoskyMrs. Carol C. VolpeMr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. VorndranMs. Linda C. WaddellMs. Kendra A. WalkerMr. Michael WalkerMr. and Mrs. David A. WaltersMs. Viviana WarnerMs. Jo Ann Watkins
Mr. John WattsMr. and Mrs. Raymond WattsMr. and Mrs. Paul M. WeickertMs. Naomi WeingartMs. Bonnie J. WeldonMr. Randy WellerMs. Zarina D. WellerMs. Yolanda WelshMs. Jeanette C. WerrleinMr. Sandar WestMs. Kim D. WhiteCaptain William C. WhitesideMr. and Mrs. Dwayne WhittallMr. Anthony WieczorekMs. Deanna L. WigertMr. and Mrs. Raymond S. WilesMs. Laura J. WilkMrs. Barbara J. WilkinsonMs. Laura WilliamsMr. Wesley G. WillisonMs. Carole F. WillmsMs. JoAnne S. WilsonMs. Josephine F. WilsonMr. and Mrs. Warren W. WilsonMrs. Ruth WiltshireMrs. Marcia E. WinnMr. and Mrs. William WiseMs. Kathi WisnerMs. Barbara WitkinMr. and Mrs. Russell D. WojcikMs. Cheryl L. WolfThe Woman’s Club
of West CovinaMr. Michael WoodMr. and Mrs. James M. WoodsMrs. Lois A. WoolvertonMs. Jonna WorlandMr. Timothy J. WrobelMr. Roger WycoffMr. and Mrs. Terry R. WysockiMr. and Mrs. Gallant YoungMr. and Mrs. John ZagajeskiJoseph M. Zanetta, JDMr. and Mrs. Ronald Zeffer
Ms. Rita ZhengMr. Robert B. ZieglerMr. and Mrs. Richard L. ZischMr. Johnny Zuniga
While every effort has been made to provide an accurate listing of the Honor Roll, errors and omissions may have occurred. If so, please contact the Foundation at (626) 814-2421.
LEGACY FRIENDS
Our Legacy Friends are benefactors who have remembered Citrus Valley Health Foundation in an estate plan or who have made a planned gift.
Choosing from a full range of planning options, these individuals have helped to ensure that the Citrus Valley Health Partners hospitals and hospice will provide excellent and compassionate care for years to come.
James V. BolognaJoyce ChapmanNorma ColbyDan DerbyTheodore W. and Jo Sargent DuttonKathleen Harland*Howard L. Hatfield*Arthur and Sarah LudwickDonald and Virginia MayerGerald and Jilonne MenefeeGeorge and Donna PetrokowitzDonald E. and Catherine E. Schroeder
*Deceased
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AMRAnonymousAquarium of the PacificAquarius Casino ResortMary Jo BantonJean BarrymoreArt and Pauline BereuterJohn and Mary Jane BettfreundBeverly Hills Cheese ShopB.J.’s RestaurantStephen W. Bowen, DMDBuffalo Wild WingsRyan and Beth BurkeCenter Theatre GroupDr. and Mrs. William ChoctawGuy and Jeanne ChristensenClassic Collectables & Gifts CloudWaveCharles Coniglio, Coniglio WinesCorita Art Center, Ray SmithRobert and Lori CurryDisneyland ResortDorgan Legal Services, LLPStanley W. Eckstrom Foundation, Inc.Elements Natural FoodsHolly Estrema
Falkner WineryFlowers by Robert TaylorCris Frame, PGAThe Fret HouseMitchell and Lisa FuerstGlendora Country ClubGlendora Pet Grooming and SpawHealthy Home Solutions, LLCIHOPImmaculate Heart Community Center
for Spiritual RenewalImpressions SalonIn-N-Out BurgerCarol JenikKen and Bonnie KasamatsuJeff KleinLA FitnessLLJ Interior DesignThe Langham Huntington, PasadenaLos Angeles Arboretum Foundation, Inc.LUA Handmade ScarvesArt and Sarah LudwickAl LunaMagic Flair Beauty SalonChef Gustavo MarinMassage Envy, Eastland Center
Merced Medical PharmacyNettle Creek, Tony BaiuncoNorth-West CollegeChristine OfieshOld World Deli & CateringProgressive Management SystemsRed Hill Country ClubJo Ann ReddDr. Kuruganti and K. Vasantha ReddyOJ and Elizabeth RodriguezSanta Anita Golf CourseSanta Anita Park, Los Angeles Turf Club, Inc.Patricia SerioSouth Hills Country ClubCarol StickleyKevin and Jessica StreeterTech Powered ComputersTGI FridaysSue ThomasTucker Tire Co.Uptown Image Salon and SpaKarl & Carol UrlieRicardo and Margaux VieraWalgreens
GIFT IN KIND PARTNERS
Thank You for Your Support
Gift in Kind Partners provided invaluable support to the success of our 2017 events.
ENDOWMENT
A Philanthropic Tradition
Endowment represents an institution’s active planning for the future. It is a source of funds that acts as a financial anchor for a non-profit organization.
01HOW TO BEGIN:A donor creates an
endowment by asking that
the funds remain intact
with only the earnings
being spent to support a
specific project. Trustees
of the non-profit deter-
mine a spending policy
annually that provides for
a percentage of the earn-
ings to be spent, with the
corpus held in perpetuity.
02HOW IT WORKS:Earnings on endowments
may support programs,
building expansions or
may be unrestricted.
These important commit-
ments provide a measure
of financial stability for
the future. The principal
can never be invaded
except under the most
unusual set of circum-
stances, and only with
board of trustee approval.
03GET STARTED: To create a permanent,
named endowment in
support of Citrus Valley
Health Partners, the
donor needs to make a
minimum commitment of
$50,000. Gifts of any size
may be added to an es-
tablished endowment fund
at any time in the future.
QUESTIONS?
For questions about endowment or making a planned gift, please contact Michelle Stoddard in the Foundation at (626) 814-2421.
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WAYS TO GIVE Through smart charitable planning, you can shape the future of Citrus Valley Health Partners beyond what you
thought possible. A planned gift not only impacts your financial goals and tax benefits, it directs your passion to
make a lasting impact on the people and places most important to you.
THE CHARITABLE GIFT ANNUITY To create a charitable gift annuity (CGA), the donor makes a
permanent gift of cash, securities or real estate to Citrus Valley
Health Foundation. In return, Citrus Valley Health Foundation
agrees to make stable, periodic payments (an annuity) to one or
two people (annuitants) for their lifetimes. When the annuitants
have passed away and the annuity ends, Citrus Valley Health
Foundation uses the remaining funds to support its mission.
What are the benefits?
• The donor can turn cash, securities or real estate into a
guaranteed stream of payments for one or two people
for the rest of their lives.
• The annuity payments are stable regardless of changes
in the economy.
• The donor receives a charitable income-tax deduction
for the gift portion of the CGA.
• Annuity payments are partially income-tax free, often for
many years.
• If the donor uses appreciated property to fund the
CGA, the donor can avoid the capital gains tax on the
exchange that funds the CGA.
• When one annuitant passes away, the other annuitant
will continue to receive the total annuity amount.
• CGA rates depend on the annuitant’s age.
• CGA programs are regulated by law and are guaranteed.
• CGAs are flexible and can be planned to meet the
donor’s needs. Payments can begin immediately or be
deferred until a future date, for a higher rate.
GIFTS OF APPRECIATED REAL ESTATEAppreciated real estate that is debt-free can be used to cre-
ate a stream of payments and reduce taxes. Before listing
appreciated real estate property for sale, an owner needs to
transfer the property to a Charitable Remainder Trust (CRT)
or CGA that will benefit Citrus Valley Health Foundation in
the future. This presale transfer qualifies the donor to avoid
the long-term capital gain on the sale of the property.
What are the benefits?
• The owner can choose one or more income beneficiary(s)
that would receive variable payments from the CRT for
their lifetimes or for a term of up to 20 years.
• There is no capital gains tax to be paid when the donor
transfers appreciated real estate to the CRT before the
property is listed for sale.
• The donor receives a charitable income-tax deduction for
the future value of the gift to Citrus Valley Health Foundation.
• While in the CRT, the property grows on a tax-free basis. If
the trustee sells CRT property and reinvests the proceeds,
there are no taxes on the sale.
• When one income beneficiary passes away, any surviving
income beneficiary retains the same rights to receive the
income from the CRT.
• The CRT gives the owner more control of the investments
in this Trust.
GIFTS OF RESERVED LIFE ESTATEThe donor makes a permanent transfer of a home, condo-
minium, vacation home or farm/ranch to Citrus Valley Health
Foundation. The donor and Citrus Valley Health Foundation
agree that the donor and the donor’s spouse can continue
to use the property for their lifetimes. The donor continues to
pay for maintenance, insurance and taxes on the property.
What are the benefits?
• The donor receives a charitable income-tax deduction
for the future value of the gift to Citrus Valley Health
Foundation.
• This deduction will offset the donor’s future payments for
maintenance, insurance and taxes on the property.
• The transferred real estate is not part of the donor’s
estate, avoiding probate and possibly reducing the
estate tax.
GIFTS OF APPRECIATED STOCK AND OTHER SECURITIESGiving long-term appreciated stock or other securities to Citrus
Valley Health Foundation can be more beneficial for the donor
than giving the equivalent amount of cash.
What are the benefits?
• When long-term appreciated stock is donated to Citrus
Valley Health Foundation, the donor avoids paying a
capital gains tax on that stock.
• This tax savings makes the “cost” to the donor of the gift
lower than if the donor made an equivalent contribution
of cash.
• The donor receives an immediate income-tax deduction
for the gift.
Volunteer-driven fundraisers provide the opportunity for the community to participate and give back to their local hospital. Proceeds from the annual Shelly Houghton Memorial Walk-a-thon benefit patients by supporting scholarships, which enable patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (and without the ability to pay) to participate in a pulmonary rehab program.
Dedicated volunteers, including therapy dogs like Sancho, give of their time to bring cheer to patients at Citrus Valley Health Partners hospitals and hospice.
Community generosity is critical to advanc-ing the Citrus Valley Health Partners mission. Benefactors can utilize both outright gifts of cash and multi-year pledges to help shape the future.
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I AM CVHP: THE CAPACITY TO GIVE Barron Nixon Goes Above and Beyond
Kindness is an action word for Inter-Community Hospital’s Barron Nixon. A patient transporter,
Barron interfaces with patients every day, many times serving those who are experiencing uncer-
tainty and discomfort. Customer service is what Barron enjoys the most, and he gives in double
measure. His primary responsibility is transporting patients safely from one place to another,
but Barron also gives to others through his bi-weekly contributions to the I AM CVHP employee
giving program.
Barron has participated in the giving program through payroll deduction since 2001—his first year
working for Citrus Valley Health Partners. Thanks to a principled family background, a compassion-
ate heart and love for people, Barron has contributed for 17 years out of respect for his co-workers
and the patients he sees day after day. “Participating in the I AM CVHP program,” he explains, “is my
way of giving back to the hospital and to the community I live in.”
More than ever, philanthropy is vital to sustaining CVHP’s ability to provide mission-driven healthcare.
Fortunately, generous contributions from community friends and benefactors provide important sup-
port for the work of CVHP hospitals and hospice. President and CEO Robert H. Curry acknowledges
the powerful message to the community that employee giving suggests: “Choosing to donate says
that you believe so strongly in CVHP that you are willing to support it above and beyond your every-
day work.”
Participation in the giving program includes employees from all three hospitals, hospice, the busi-
ness office and the 140 Building, demonstrating CVHP’s capacity to give above and beyond. Just
like Barron M. Nixon does.
The I AM CVHP employee giving program is a voluntary fundraising effort that gives employees
the opportunity to make a financial contribution to Citrus Valley Health Partners hospitals, hospice
and home health, or to the greatest need throughout CVHP. Please call the Citrus Valley Health
Foundation at (626) 814-2421 if you have questions or would like to enroll.
There’s a feeling that emerges when I’m con-fronted with another’s suffering; I feel motivat-ed to help relieve that suffering. In a small way, giving to the I AM CVHP program through payroll deduction allows me to be a blessing to others.”
BARRON M. NIXON,
PATIENT TRANSPORTER,
INTER-COMMUNITY
HOSPITAL
I AM CVHP: The Employee Giving Program of Citrus Valley Health Partners.CVHP employees make a com-mitment each day to provide safe, compassionate care. Making a financial contribu-tion through employee giving indicates a willingness to support the mission at a level exceeding the daily work. C
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EVENTS1/1/2017 TO 12/31/2017
43rd Annual Golf Invitational
With a front-row view of the Sierra Mountains, South Hills Country Club
offered a picturesque setting on June 12, 2017, for Citrus Valley Health
Foundation’s 43rd Annual Golf Invitational. Under the leadership of
Co-Chairs Adam Capitano and Ron Padilla, and thanks to the 120 golfers
and loyal sponsors, the tournament secured $196,000 in proceeds
benefiting the hospitals and hospice of Citrus Valley Health Partners.
GOLF INVITATIONAL COMMITTEEAdam Capitano, Co-Chair
Ron Padilla, Co-Chair
Jean Barrymore
John Bettfreund
Andrew Buliach
Debby Chanen
Mario Del Fante
Gerald Derbonne
Angel Hovanessian
Jesse Larriva
Nathan Logan
Andy McIntyre
Michelle Stoddard
Kevin Streeter
JoAnne Wilson
28th Annual Autumn Nocturne
Oh, what a night! The Langham Huntington in Pasadena provided a
beautiful backdrop on November 18, 2017, for the nearly 400 guests at-
tending Citrus Valley Health Foundation’s 28th Annual Autumn Nocturne.
Thanks to the effort of Co-Chairs Pauline Bereuter and K. Vasantha Red-
dy and their committee, the Gala featured cocktails and dinner, silent and
live auctions, and entertainment by Mary Scanlon and the Flip Me Dip Me
Dancers. The program recognized the 2017 Citrus Valley Health Partners’
Physicians of the Year honorees: Garland S. Dodoo, MD; Samuel Naim
Kassar, MD; and Jonathan Tye, MD. The evening’s proceeds benefit the
greatest need at Citrus Valley Health Partners. Gifts pledged during “the
ask”—the evening’s special appeal—are designated to benefit Citrus
Valley Hospice.
AUTUMN NOCTURNE COMMITTEEPauline Bereuter, Co-Chair
K. Vasantha Reddy, Co-Chair
Mary Jane Bettffreund
Gina Breaux
Lorena Choctaw
Jeanne Christensen
Xochitl Flores
Lisa Fuerst
Janet Hanson
Patricia Serio
Michelle Stoddard
Jason Veazey
JoAnne Wilson
From left to right: Adam Capitano, Ron Padilla
From left to right: John and Mary Jane Bettfreund and Family, Queen of the Valley Hospital Auxiliary, Inter-Community Hospital Auxiliary
From left to right: Garland S. Dodoo, MD, Queen of the Valley Hospital; Jonathan Tye, MD, Inter-Community Hospital; Samuel Naim Kassar, MD, Foothill Presbyterian Hospital
From left to right: Auxiliary Bishop David O’Connell, “Marilyn,” Mary Scanlon and The Flip Me Dip Me Dancers
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FINANCIALS
2017 Statistics, Financials, Legal Counsel and Fiduciaries
Foundation Assets (Audited, in Dollars)Trusts held for Donor’s Interest
for Future Distribution ................................. 885,588Investment and Endowment Funds ..............12,147,724Pledges Receivable .........................................577,960Cash and Cash Equivalents ............................. 934,162Other Foundation Assets ...............................1,087,542TOTAL ASSETS ......................................... 15,632,976
Revenues and Expenses (in Dollars)Contributions .............................................. 2,694,046Special Event Net Revenue ............................. 560,983Rental Income .................................................. 24,825Revenue from Investments ............................. 166,315Planned Gift Expectancies (Face Value) ........... 553,734TOTAL REVENUES ....................................... 3,999,903
Operating Expenses (in Dollars)Fundraising Expenses ..................................... 420,888Management and General Expenses ............... 686,712TOTAL OPERATING EXPENSES ..................... 1,107,600
Cost of Fundraising vs. Total Revenue ........ 27.69% ($1,107,600/$3,999,903)
Unrealized Gain on Investments (in Dollars) .................................................. 829,756
Citrus Valley Health Partners StatisticsHospital Patient Days ..................................... 130,581Post-Acute Patient Days ................................... 18,758Acute Length of Stay (Days) .................................. 4.80Inpatient Surgeries ............................................. 5,711Outpatient Surgeries ...........................................7,281Acute Admissions ............................................ 30,332Babies Delivered ................................................ 4,944Emergency Department Visits ......................... 149,709Home Care Visits .............................................. 26,025Hospice Days Admission ........................................ 533Hospice Days Discharges ...................................... 523
Foundation Donor ProfileCorporations and Businesses (11.7%) .................... 130 Community Organizations (.5%) ................................. 6Foundations (1.3%) ................................................. 14Individuals (86.5%) ............................................... 963TOTAL (100%) ....................................................1,113
Community Benefit Expenditures (in Dollars) Unpaid Cost of MediCal ............................. 64,391,000
(Number of People Impacted) ........................... 4,236Cost of Charitable Care Provided .................. 3,029,000
(Number of People Impacted) .............................. 137Community Benefit Services ........................ 6,428,000
(Number of People Impacted) ......................... 14,948TOTAL DOLLARS ....................................... 73,848,000
(Total Number of People Impacted) ................. 19,321
Legal Counsel:Mitchell Silberberg & Knupp, Los Angeles, CA
Fiduciaries:Investment Counselors and Trust
& Annuity Investment Managers: Beacon Point Advisors, Newport Beach, CA Morgan Stanley, Brea, CAIndependent Auditors: Ernst & Young, Los Angeles, CA
Federal Tax I.D. #95-2534063
19,321NUMBER OF PEOPLE IMPACTED
FOUNDATIONDONORPROFILE
CORPORATIONS AND BUSINESSES
FOUNDATIONS
COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS
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COMMUNITY: THE FUTURESergio Hernandez, MD, is hoping for more. More patient beds. More triage areas. More treatment
rooms. And more space for the medical and nursing staff. Dr. Hernandez, CVHP medical director
of emergency services, is committed to meeting the East San Gabriel Valley’s growing need for
emergency care, especially at the busy Queen of the Valley Hospital in West Covina. He is not alone.
According to Robert Curry, CVHP president and CEO, the current emergency department at QVH is
one of the busiest in LA County and is drastically undersized at 24 beds. To prepare the department
for the current community need and for continued growth of a predicted 30% increase in emergency
visits over the next decade, the Queen of the Valley emergency department needs to be much larger,
up to a total of 60 patient bed spaces.
The time has arrived when hope turns into action. The leadership of Citrus Valley Health Partners has
a steady eye on the future and has already reinvested tens of millions of dollars into infrastructure,
advanced technology and medical talent. Specifically, now it is “the Queen’s” turn for significant
investment and advancements, bringing best-in-class emergency care to the wonderful community
of families and neighbors who call West Covina and the East San Gabriel Valley their home.
Citrus Valley Health Foundation is poised to embark on a $25 million capital campaign in support of
this important building initiative—a beautiful new Queen of the Valley Hospital emergency depart-
ment. Further details explaining the case for support will be communicated on a regular basis, but
obtaining city and state approvals for construction plans has already begun.
We know this vision is attainable, if we work together. Together we can build something even more
substantial than a structure. Working with our community partners and friends, we can ensure the
same safe and compassionate care we would wish for our own families extends to everyone who
comes to us in need.
The future is now. Are you with us?
This is my community. They deserve the best. Right now, we strive to provide excellent care, but our emergency services are limited by size and the age of the current Queen of the Valley facility.”
SERGIO HERNANDEZ, MD
CVHP MEDICAL
DIRECTOR OF
EMERGENCY SERVICES
Super-focused Kevin Streeter, RN, chief nursing officer and clinical executive, is ready with energy and commitment to ensure even greater access to emergency services at Queen of the Valley Hospital. With strong community support, Citrus Valley Health Partners—soon to be known as Emanate Health—is poised to invest in a beautiful new emergency department.
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2017 CITRUS VALLEY HEALTH FOUNDATION BOARD OF TRUSTEESMary Jane Bettfreund, ChairLisa Fuerst, Vice ChairJosé G. Gutierrez, TreasurerMichael J. Starr, Secretary
Jean BarrymorePauline Bereuter Harold J. Borak Sr. Jacqueline Bracy, MD Adam Capitano Robert H. Curry, President & CEO, CVHPUday Gadgil, MD Rich Jett Kenneth Kasamatsu Sanjay Khedia, MDJ. Kenneth Lund, PhD Gilbert Martin, MD Andrew McIntyre Richard Pedevillano K. Vasantha Reddy Patricia Serio Drexel L. Smith Michelle Stoddard, CEO, CVHFDumrong Tangchitnob, MD
AUXILIARY PRESIDENTSJanice Clark, PhD, President Inter-Community Hospital AuxiliaryBonnie Kasamatsu, President Queen of the Valley Hospital AuxiliaryBonnie Singleton, President Foothill Presbyterian Hospital Auxiliary
CITRUS VALLEY HEALTH PARTNERS BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2017-2018Walter Allen III, ChairGary Mathewson, Vice ChairClifford Christ, TreasurerPatricia Hanes, PhD, Secretary
Mary Jane BettfreundBernard Bollinger Jr., Esq.Harold J. Borak Sr.Donald Edwin Boss, Esq.Thomas O. Bryan, MDRobert H. Curry, President & CEO, CVHPSubhash Dhand, MDRobert E. DuncanGeorge Ferenczi, MDMary Kirchen, IHMAnna Leung, MDArthur J. LudwickPhilip Maldonado, DDSRaymond Mattes, IHM, DMinEugene Pocock, MDO.J. RodriguezSharon Yee, MD
CITRUS VALLEY MEDICAL CENTER MEDICAL STAFF OFFICERSBenjamin Shwachman, MD Chief of StaffSubhash Dhand, MD Chief of Staff ElectRobinson Baron, MD Past Chief of StaffDumrong Tangchitnob, MD Secretary/Treasurer
FOOTHILL PRESBYTERIAN HOSPITAL MEDICAL STAFF OFFICERSNaji Kandalaft, MD Chief of StaffEugene Pocock, MD Chief of Staff ElectJeffrey Shapiro, MD Past Chief of StaffRaffi Hodikian, MD Secretary/TreasurerGurjeet Kalkat, MD Medical Director
THANK YOU!
2017 Boards, Medical Staff Officers and Auxiliary Presidents
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A L E T T E R F R O M M A R Y J A N E B E T T F R E U N D
I consider myself fortunate to serve as the Board Chair for Citrus Valley Health Foundation. It is a privilege! A Foundation is only as good as its people, and I am blessed to serve alongside my fellow trustees and friends. It is humbling to be in the company of such accomplished volunteers, in addition to being supported by a remarkable fundraising staff and a generous community. So, it is with gratitude that I write this note of thanks.
Special events at Citrus Valley Health Foundation exhibit a winning combination of fun and success. Kudos to the volunteer leadership, including event chairs and committee members, as well as loyal sponsors and guests! Their enthusiasm and skill produced another year of popular and profitable fundraisers. We opened our 2017 season with the 43rd Annual Golf Invitational in June. This day of sport and philanthropy is always an enjoyable and purposeful outing for our golfing enthusiasts.
What a grand night it was for our Gala in November—the 28th Annual Autumn Nocturne! It is heartwarming to experience the community’s support of our hospitals’ greatest needs. In April of this past spring, the Friends of Citrus Valley Hospice present-ed the Craft Beer, Wine and Food Fest at the Fairplex Marketplace. Guests enjoyed an evening of endless tastes, along with music, dancing and a silent auction, with proceeds benefiting the special care of Citrus Valley Hospice.
My sincere thanks to all of our committed CVHF Board members. The Board has gained knowledge and a renewed vigor for our role as ambassadors of the hospitals. As we anticipate new beginnings this year—a health system name change which better reflects our mission and values, and a $25 million capital campaign in support of emergency services—I am confident we will succeed.
Finally, on behalf of the Board of Trustees, the administration, staff and volunteers, my greatest thanks go to you, our community of friends. Your continued gifts and participation truly make a difference.
Sincerely,Mary Jane BettfreundChair, Citrus Valley Health Foundation Board of Trustees
A L E T T E R F R O M R O B E R T H . C U R R Y
The Citrus Valley Health Foundation Annual Report is a wonderful opportunity to share what we have accomplished thanks to you and your families’ support and generosi-ty. At Citrus Valley Health Partners, our physicians, nurses and staff want the best for our community and we appreciate that you come to us for care when you need it most.
Reflecting upon our accomplishments and growth during 2017 and the beginning of 2018, I’m proud of the recognition received from numerous organizations for our clinical excellence. We continued to expand our services and footprint across the region, with the acquisition of physician practices, an imaging center, office buildings and more. But, what I’m especially proud of is what we have accomplished due to the remarkable support of our community benefactors and friends.
The stories of generosity in this report are inspirational! I’m heartened by the depth and breadth of giving from individuals, foundations, corporations and businesses, and community organizations. As CVHP prepares for more growth, these contributions demonstrate the community stands by our side. In fact, thanks to a commitment from the Citrus Valley Health Foundation to launch a $25 million capital campaign, we are obtaining approvals for a much-needed 30,000-square-foot emergency department expansion at Queen of the Valley Hospital.
Looking forward, I’m excited to announce that Citrus Valley Health Partners is becoming Emanate Health! After a thoughtful process, the new name was selected to reflect our expanding health system and to better demonstrate the full continuum of care offered here. The names of our hospitals will not be changing. Citrus Valley Health Partners is going away, but Inter-Community Hospital, Queen of the Valley Hospital and Foothill Presbyterian Hospital names are staying.
We have become a catalyst for change and a beacon of healthier lives. Our new name is a symbol of this positive energy. It reinforces our dedication to the community and our passion for keeping you well.
On behalf of our Board of Directors, thank you for your continued generosity and for being a friend to Citrus Valley Health Partners…soon to be Emanate Health.
Sincerely,Robert H. CurryPresident and CEO, Citrus Valley Health Partners
OUR MISSION. To help people keep well in body, mind and spirit by providing quality healthcare services in a safe, compassionate environment.
OUR VISION. We are an integral partner in elevating our communities’ health.
OUR VALUES. Patients and their families are the reason we are here. We want them to experience excellence in all we do through the quality of our services, our teamwork and our commitment to a caring, safe and compassionate environment.
RESPECT. EXCELLENCE. COMPASSION. INTEGRITY. STEWARDSHIP.
Michelle Stoddard Chief Executive Officer
Elisa Becerra-Peralta Executive Assistant
Pam Parkinson Database Administrator
Tiffany Ramirez Corporate Director of Volunteer Services
Carol Stickley Grant Writer
JoAnne Wilson Senior Special Events Officer
Daniel E. Wood Planned Giving Consultant
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