JOIN US: Tulip Ball: April 25, 2015 Thanks to Our Generous Supporters Funding Focus for 2015

The HealthAlliance Foundation, which supports the programs, facilities, and services of Health-Alliance of the Hudson Valley, will honor the accomplishments of three community leaders atits Tulip Ball on April 25. The Foundation’s annual fundraising gala, to be held at the Lazy SwanGolf & Country Club Village in Saugerties, will honor Dr. James P. Corsones. In addition, awardswill be presented to Barbara Connelly Cohen (Lifetime Achievement), and Robert Tonner(Community Service).

Tulip Ball honoree Corsones is a hospitalist at HealthAlliance of the Hudson Valley with morethan thirty-two years of medical experience. He is actively involved with a number of communityorganizations, including the Boys and Girls Club of Kingston and Kiwanis Club of Kingston.

Lifetime Achievement Award recipient Cohen has volunteered for and served on the boardsof numerous local organizations, including the Kingston Auxiliary of HealthAlliance Hospital.Her kindness and dedication have been recognized with several service and leadership awardsthroughout her lifetime.

Community Service Award recipient Tonner, Chief Executive Officer of Tonner Doll Co., WildeImagination Inc., and Effanbee is a supporter and benefactor of many local not-for-profits. Heis the President of the Kingston Uptown Business Association, and serves as the second ViceChair of the HealthAlliance Foundation’s Board of Directors.

“These three are very deserving of recognition,” said Steffen T. Kraehmer, Executive Directorof the HealthAlliance Foundation. “They have given so much to the hospital, the city of Kingston,and Ulster County—we are pleased to acknowledge all they have done for the community.”

Reservations for the Tulip Ball are $210 and can be made by calling (845) 334-2760 or visiting ourweb site: www.FoundationUpdate.org. Additional sponsorship opportunities are still available!

Tulip Ball Honoree: Dr. James P. Corsones

Lifetime Achievement Award:Barbara Connelly Cohen

Community Service Award:Robert Tonner

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HealthAlliance Foundation To Honor Community Leaders

“We are pleased to acknowledge allthey have done for the community.”Steffen T. KraehmerExecutive Director, HealthAlliance Foundation

A & T Healthcare llcBank of Greene CountyBruderhof Communities

Central HudsonEllenbogen Creative Media

GNYHA Ventures, Inc.Helsmoortel RealtyKathy & Joe Ferraro

McKesson Technology SolutionsMeltzer Hill Wealth AdvisoryMobile Life Support Services

Normann StaffingNorMet

Optimus ArchitectureUlster Federal Credit UnionWoodland Pond at New Paltz

tulip ball sponsors

(as of 3/9/15)

Dear Friends,The HealthAlliance Foundation is dedi-cated to supporting HealthAlliance of the Hudson Valley’s mission, healthcare programs, services and facilities. For over30 years, the Foundation has worked tofund quality healthcare in Ulster Countyand surrounding communities. TheHealthAlliance Foundation remains theonly non-profit organization whose sole mission is to support HealthAllianceHospital.

As plans for consolidating to a singlehospital campus solidify during 2015,the Foundation is focusing its support inthree areas: equipment upgrades, qualitycare and medical education. Each ofthese areas is key to making the transi-tion to one campus a success and con-tinuing to offer state-of-the-art servicesand maintaining a well-trained staff.

The Foundation’s premier fundraisingevent, the Tulip Ball, will be held on April25th at the Lazy Swan Golf & CountryClub Village. This year’s honoree is Dr.James P. Corsones, a respected physicianwith over 32 years of medical experience.Barbara Connelly Cohen will receive the Lifetime Achievement Award for hermany years of service to the hospital andthe community. The Community ServiceAward will be presented to Robert Tonner,who has not only made Kingston thehome of an internationally acclaimedbusiness, but has been a generous bene-factor of the community. We thank allbusinesses and attending guests fortheir support of this event.

We greatly appreciate the generoussupport we receive from the community—your contributions are making a difference in caring for our family and friends in Ulster County and thesurrounding communities.

Sincerely,

Glenn L. DeckerChairmanHealthAlliance Foundation

Dear Friends,I want to express my deep appreciation for the care and professionalism each employee displays every day at the Health-Alliance campuses. And I want to thankthe community—business leaders, not-for-profit directors and individual donors—for the support given over the past 19 months. HealthAlliance is more than aname on a building. It is the commitmentand care of the folks who walk through the doors each day attending to the healthcare needs of our community.

We are working hard to obtain the approvals that will allow us to fulfill our vision of a single campus. We are makinggood progress in taking the next steps in our affiliation discussions. The Health-Alliance Board has authorized me to moveus into the next phase of due diligencewith Westchester Medical Center. Duringthis time we will define our governancestructure, collaborative physician oppor-tunities, and our consolidated campus delivery model and work toward a finalized agreement.

From the desk of

David ScarpinoPresident & CEO

We have shared our vision with our architects and they have confirmed thefeasibility of consolidating on the Mary’sAvenue Campus. Our DSRIP* applicationwas submitted. Our grant application to the Department of Health for the capital required to fulfill that vision was submittedin February. We expect much of the aboveto be accomplished by the end of the next60 days. As advancement with detailedplans continues, we will work closely withour boards, Westchester Medical Centerleadership, our hospital physicians, ourelected officials, local lending institutionsand the HealthAlliance Foundation.

Transparency will continue to be theguidepost for any and all external discus-sions. We live in a special community andwork with incredibly dedicated friends and family. Our job is to preserve thosestrong traditions for those who follow us. 

I look forward to sharing updates onour progress in the coming months.       

Sincerely,

David ScarpinoPresident & CEOHealthAlliance of the Hudson Valley

* DSRIP: Delivery System Reform Incentive Payment

From the desk of

Glenn L.DeckerChairman, HealthAllianceFoundation

CONGRATULATIONS & WELCOMEA new year brings new opportunities and new board members to

the HealthAlliance Foundation (HAF). Please join us in congratulating andwelcoming our new HAF Board Members and new HAHV Chair.

•Thomas Collins becomes the new Chairman of the HealthAlliance of the Hudson Valley Board and joins the other 2015 Board Chairs:Joanne Fredenberg (Broadway Campus);Carey Wagner (Margaretville Hospital), and;Michael Ryan (Mary’s Avenue Campus).

•Steffen Kraehmer, Executive Director (far left),and Glenn Decker, HAF Board Chair (far right),welcome new HAF Board members (left to right)Tom Polk, Dr.Beth Stefanchik, and Jennifer Alnwick.

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T R E A T M E N T

T R A I N I N G

he landscape of healthcare is swiftlychanging—across the country and herein Ulster County. The HealthAlliance

Foundation (HAF), which supports the programs,services, and facilities of HealthAlliance of theHudson Valley, has geared up to meet thesechanges with a three-pronged approach in 2015.

The Foundation has identified three criticalareas that will benefit from funds raised in thecoming year: technology and equipment to helpmedical professionals diagnose illnesses more accurately and efficiently; treatment advancesin the Emergency Room and specialty servicessuch as dialysis, cancer, and wound care; andtraining to keep hospital staff on the cutting edgeof patient care.

Excellence in hospital services through employee-based training will gain increased emphasis in theyears beyond 2015. “The HealthAlliance FoundationBoard and staff are working on a three-year fund-raising plan aimed at supporting hospital-wide departmental staff training needs,” explained SteffenKraehmer, Executive Director of HAF. “ Our Execu-tive Committee —Glenn Decker, Chair; Mary AnnHildebrant, 1st Vice Chair; Robert Tonner, 2nd ViceChair; Rick Mantey, Treasurer, and; Chris Smailer,Secretary—are eager to meet with sponsors andcommunity members to discuss giving options.”

For more information on these events and thefunding goals of HAF, call the Foundation office at(845) 334-2760 or visit www.FoundationUpdate.org.

HealthAllianceFoundation is Supporting Exceptional Healthcare Down to a “T”

“The Foundation has always generously supported our nurses through education initiatives like our annual Nursing Skills Day and the Louise MyersAward, and for patient care provisions such as the purchase of much-needed patient equipment.” Sandra Horan, RN, BSN, Chief Nursing Officer

Pictured (L-to-R): Jessica Wilson, RN (ICU) and Maria Robertson, RN (Supervisor)—Co-chairs of Shared Governance Committee; Linda McCaffery, RN (Mental Health)—2014 Synergy Nursing Award Winner;Sandra Horan, RN, BSN, Chief Nursing Officer.

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Dear Mr. Kraehmer:On the morning of Wednesday, January 21, 2015, I fell at work and received a severe laceration on the palm of my right hand.

My fellow worker took me to the ER. I registered upon arrival & was calledin to the ER within a very short time. At once the staff started cleaning the wound and preparing my hand forstitches (10). Each and every person acted in a veryprofessional manner. They were comforting but at the sametime, doing whatever they needed to getme stitched up and on my way home. I am happy to tell you that the ER at the Broadway Campus gets a blueribbon from me.

Very truly yours,A. C., Boiceville, NY

What Happens When Two Becomes One?

As HealthAlliance works toward a one-campus Mary’s Avenue location, the question becomes what will happen to the Broadway campus. David

Scarpino, CEO of HealthAlliance, the company that operates the Broadway and Mary’sAvenue Hospitals, describes the new challenge of healthcare delivery as being howto move “...from volume to value. It’s not about how we house, it’s about how we deliver” healthcare.

“It’s not that the community needs less care, but it needs to be delivered in a different way,” says Joshua Ratner, Chief Strategist for HealthAlliance. That’s why theconcept of a “medical village” is being considered for the Broadway campus. “It wouldbe a single location that would provide out-patient services to the community.”

The proposed center may include a primary care provider, behavioral healthservices, prevention advisors, smaller healthcare providers for outpatient, preventa-tive, and other health and wellness services, and possibly even community-basedprograms like job-training services, higher education partnerships, and seminarspaces. HealthAlliance may operate a few of these services, but a majority wouldbe independent providers renting space and creating a one-stop community forfulfilling a variety of health maintenance needs.

By focusing more intently on delivery methods for preventative measures Ratnersaid, “it might reduce hospital stays. HealthAlliance is serious about establishing amedical village to help keep Kingston and the surrounding communities healthier.”• SOURCE: Paul Kirby, Daily Freeman, 02/28/15

Everything we do is only possible because of you.We are honored to have such a generous

and dedicated community supporting our efforts.

Thanks ToYou

PLATINUMCumulative Contributions of$100,000 and Above

American Anesthesiology

Estate of Gertrude W. Anderson

BBL Construction Services

Central Hudson Gas & Electric

Estate of Frey Harry Dubois

Dyson Foundation

Estate of Mary Ruth O. Finger

Estate of Jean Barbara Harvey

IBM Corporation

Irving Rothlein FoundationMr. & Mrs. Travis Rothlein

The Kingston Auxiliary of HealthAlliance Hospital

Klock Kingston Foundation

Estate of Mr. Godfrey F. Kritzler

Louis Greenspan Charitable Trust

M&T Charitable Foundation

Estate of Louise Myers

The Newcombe Foundation

Rondout Savings Bank

Estate of Mrs. Arnetta R. Russell

Estate of Ms. Electa R. Salzmann

Estate of C. W. Spangenberger

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Struzzieri

Ulster Savings Bank

Mrs. Edgar Villchur

GOLDCumulative Contributionsof $50,000 – $99,999Roy M. & Frances K. Anderson

Fund, Inc.Helen C. Bell Charitable

Remainder TrustDr. & Mrs. Somsak BhitiyakulEstate of Mr. & Mrs. Willard BrabyCulinarians’ Home FoundationMr. & Mrs. James W. DarganEmergency Medical AssociatesEstate of Constance B. FeldshuhEstate of Mrs. Roberta GaddisGarfunkel Wild, P.C.Estate of Dr. Joseph &

Esther B. HartmanKey Private Bank Mr. & Mrs. Bill LandsmanMr. & Mrs. John MacauleyMobile Life Support Services, Inc.MVP Health CareMrs. Sofia ReunerRose & Kiernan, Inc.Estate of Kathleen I. ShurterTonner Doll CompanyUlster Savings Charitable

FoundationMs. Diana & Donna Zucca

SILVERCumulative Contributionsof $20,000 – $49,999Advanced Communications

& CablingDr. & Mrs. John A. AndersonMrs. Rozann AttenweilerMr. & Mrs. Eli B. BaschBruderhof CommunitiesCapital District Physicians

Health PlanCare 1 EMS/Hudson Valley

Paramedic ServicesMr. & Mrs. Domenic R. CastaldoClifton, Budd & DeMaria, LLPCommercial Associates Realty, Inc.Mr. Wayne R. DouceMr. & Mrs. Joseph A. FerraroMrs. Jeffrey M. FredenbergDr. & Mrs. Herbert E. GadeMrs. Christina GallopGolden Family FoundationMr. & Mrs. Joel GoldmanEstate of Conrad J. GrossHealth Quest Medical Practice,

Division of CardiologyHealth Quest Medical Practice,

Divison of NeurologyHealth Quest Systems, Inc.HealthAlliance Hospital –

Broadway Campus MedicalStaff

Helsmoortel Insurance & RealtyHerzog Supply Co.Dr. & Mrs. Eugene P. HeslinMr. & Mrs. Paul H. JohnsonLaborers Local 17Mrs. Christus J. LariosMr. & Mrs. David LundquistEstate of Ms. Carmella A. MacalusoMr. & Mrs. Anthony MarmoMs. Michelle MarmoMillennium Medical Imaging PCMr. & Mrs. Mitch MorseMrs. Patricia Myrer

New Life Management & Development

Mr. & Mrs. Timothy O’ConnorOptimus ArchitectureDr. & Mrs. Deepak R. PatelPremier National BankRadiology Associates

of PoughkeepsieRhinebeck BankRiver RadiologyDr. & Mrs. J. Peter RobertsEstate of Joseph P. Ryan Mr. & Mrs. David ScarpinoMrs. Irving H. ShermanSickler, Torchia, Allen &

Churchill, CPAsMrs. Helen StaplesTeamHealth EastEstate of Katharine T. TerwilligerThe Institute for Family HealthTimely Signs of Kingston, Inc.Estate of Madeline C. TolsdorfTurner Construction CompanyU.W. Marx, Inc.Ulster Federal Credit UnionWestchester Medical CenterMs. Joyce T. WrightEstate of Herbert G. Wyman

BRONZECumulative Contributionsof $10,000 – $19,999Mr. & Mrs. Mitchell J. Amado, IIIAlcoa Fastening SystemsDr. & Mrs. David G. AmamooAmerican Legion Post No. 150Mr. Vincent J. AndrettaBasch & Keegan, LLPMrs. Darlene BoverMr. & Mrs. Wolfgang BrandlMr. & Mrs. Michael E. CatalinottoCerner CorporationCharter One Mrs. Eleanor I. ChristensenComfort Systems USAMr. & Mrs. Nicholas J. CorradoDr. & Mrs. James P. CorsonesDr. Peter D. CorsonesMr. Dorris D. Dabney, Jr.Ms. Susan DayDeforest Agency, Inc.Mr. & Mrs. Alan DunefskyEstate of Mrs. Elise EtienneFidelis CareFinancial Medical ServicesMr. & Mrs. Frank J. FinneganMr. & Mrs. Charles FlinnMr. Francis P. Flynn, CPADr. & Mrs. Alfred T. FronteraMrs. Linda H. GoldfarbGolub FoundationMr. & Mrs. James A. HagedornMrs. Robert A. Hansut

Mrs. Albert R. HarrisonHealthAlliance Hospital –

Mary’s Avenue CampusHealthAlliance of the Hudson ValleyHealthcare Management SolutionsMrs. Mary L. HiltonMr. Greg HowardDr. & Mrs. John V. IoiaMr. & Mrs. Edward JabsKeith Bennett’s Karate AcademyKingston Internal Medicine

Associates, P.C.Kingston Lions ClubMr. & Mrs. Steffen T. KraehmerMr. & Mrs. Alan L. KulickLabcorp of AmericaMr. & Mrs. Dennis LariosMs. Cynthia A. Lowe &

Mr. Glenn SutherlandM & T Trust Company –

Capital District DivisionM. M. Hayes CompanyMrs. Robert W. MadsenDr. & Mrs. Joel MandelbaumMr. & Mrs. Robert McGilvreyMedAllies, Inc.Medical Associates of the

Hudson ValleyMedical Liability Mutual

Inusrance CompanyMedline Industries, Inc.Mount Kisco Medical GroupNixon Peabody, LLPDr. William L. NullOrthopedic Associates of

Dutchess CountyMr. & Mrs. Peter W. RakovDr. & Mrs. Paul M. ReiterMr. & Mrs. Dennis W. RobinsonSawyer Savings BankMr. & Mrs. Richard SchaedleMrs. Ora SchneiderMr. & Mrs. Jack SchoonmakerScott Dutton AssociatesMr. & Mrs. John R. ShultsMr. & Mrs. Craig R. SicklerMrs. Robert C. SouersSpeltz & Weis LLCDr. & Mrs. Michael SteckmanTaconic IPATeam Strategic InternationalDr. & Mrs. Jose A. TejeroTen Broeck CommonsThe Reis GroupTritec Pike Constructors, LLCMr. & Mrs. Kevin TuckerUlster County Community CollegeUlster Radiologic Associates, P.C.Willcare, Inc.Wiltwycke Chapter of the

Eastern Star

Gifts listed are as of December 31, 2014. For a complete list of contributors, please visitwww.FoundationUpdate.org

In Memory…Dr. Gabriel AguilarMr. Nicholas P. CarlMr. & Mrs. Franz & Hildegard

DanneckerMs. Michele DarmstadtMr. Barry DeForestMr. Francis H. DelaneyMr. Will G. Drake, Jr.Ms. Eleanor C. FitzgeraldMr. Jeffrey FredenbergMs. Mariette M. GorslineMrs. Frances GualtieriDr. & Mrs. Joseph HartmanMaster Eugene Thomas HeslinMr. Gilbert KelderMs. Chrystal KennedyMrs. Fae KlingerMr. George MacDonaldMr. Robert MadsenDr. Lewis Neporent

Ms. Mildred E. QuickMs. Mathilda M. QuigleyDr. Harold L. RakovMrs. Natalie RakovMs. Margaret Ann SaltersMr. John Tafel SmailerMs. Mary Jean SpragueMr. John Stote, Jr.Dr. Kristin VergunstMr. Rett Williams

In Honor…Dr. Marie-Louise JohnsonMs. Joyce Wright

Gifts received: 01/14 – 02/15

april 23, 1946 –december 17, 2014

With Deepest Sympathy

In Memory of Jeff

Fredenberg

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Initiatives Funded By Your Donations Through HAF

T he HealthAlliance Foundation funded thefollowing initiatives for HealthAlliance Hospital at the Broadway and Mary’s Avenue campuses:

• A HealthAlliance Nurse’sConference for more than150 attendees

• Continuing Educationthrough RN.com for 400 RNs

• Renovation of patientareas

• New computers andmedical journals for bothcampus medical libraries

• Education and trainingequipment for Health-Alliance staff support

• Emergency Departmentequipment for 18 examrooms

• Twenty-four wirelessworkstations on wheelsfor point-of-care services

• Wound Healing CenterNursing National Certification

• Healthcare Scholarshipsfor graduating highschool seniors

• Community Wellness Programs, like KingstonWalks & Tour de Kingston

• Translation Servicesequipment and stafftraining

• State-of-the-art reclinersfor dialysis patients

• New bladder scanner to provide accurate,quick, and non-invasivemeasurements

• Improvements to theBroadway CampusTelemetry Unit (providingintensive monitoring of criti-cally ill or injured patients)

• A six-month educationand training program topromote technicians toEmergency Departmentnurses

• Personal scales to helpcardiac patients monitortheir weight as they worktowards a heart-healthylifestyle �

• (L–R, holding check) Steffen T.Kraehmer, Executive Director, Health-Alliance Foundation, David Scarpino, President & CEO, HealthAlliance of the Hudson Valley, and Glenn Decker,HealthAlliance Foundation Board Chair receive a $10,000 grant check from the Ulster Savings Charitable Foundation, presented by Ronald K. Myers, CharitableFoundation Treasurer, and Lisa Cathie,President & CEO, Ulster Savings Bank (both at left), and MaryRose Warcholak (far right), Executive Director, Ulster Savings Charitable Foundation.

Klock KingstonFoundation Supports DialysisChair Funding with $25,000

Kingston Auxiliary of HealthAllianceHospital Gives $25,000 in 2014

Ulster Savings FoundationPresents $10,000 Grant

Community Support Tops $150,000!

Special Thanks To these additional local foundationswho helped us reach $150,000 insupport of “Exceptional HealthcareClose To Home”:

Culinarian’s Home Foundation

Dyson Foundation

Golden Family Foundation

Irving Rothlein Foundation

M&T Charitable Foundation

Newcombe Foundation

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• Cheryl Ostrander, RNC, Director of the Dialysis Center;Pam Mills, RN, Dialysis; Mary Ellen Cologero, KlockKingston Foundation.

•Frank J. Piccoli,dialysis patient.

• (L–R) Darlene Bover, President, Kingston Auxiliary of HealthAllianceHospital; Glenn L. Decker, Board Chair, HealthAlliance Foundation; Barbara Ioia, Vice President, Kingston Auxiliary of HealthAlliance Hospital;Steffen T. Kraehmer, Executive Director, HealthAlliance Foundation.

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HealthAlliance Foundation Recognizes “Excellence In Our Dedicated Staff”

The STAR (Scholarships, Training,Awards & Recertification) grant

program offers individuals and corporatesponsors the opportunity to assist Health-Alliance employees in advancing their expertise and professional skills to providethe best patient care possible. The Founda-tion’s STAR program allows supporters tofund the training and certification needs of specific departments at HealthAlliance of the Hudson Valley health care system—including the emergency department, ICU,dietary, and wound care.

The funding levels are similar to our President’s Club levels of: Platinum ($100,000

and above), Gold ($50,000 to $100,000), Silver ($20,000 to $50,000), and Bronze ($10,000 to$20,000). These donor-restricted funds canbe used to establish a short-term scholarshipor endow a lasting award.

The HealthAlliance Foundation Board of Directors thanks the following supporters of this new funding initiative:

� EMA (Emergency Medical Associates)for supporting a nurse training program

� Elsie Kent family for their ongoing commitment to a nursing scholarship

� Louise Myers estate for funding fiveawards for nurses’ continuing education

� David and Jane Lundquist for creating a nursing scholarship and the SaraLundquist Memorial Scholarship.

We look forward to expanding the list of donorsto further enhance staff’s growth and learning.

In addition we would like to thank numerousindividuals, and family and corporate founda-tions for funding educational programs andtraining resources for nurses and medicaltechnicians during 2014 and 2015. �

The HealthAlliance Foundation ScholarshipCommittee has been working with theHealthAlliance administration and Timely Signs

to create a recognition wall in the ER hallway atHealthAlliance Hospital: Broadway Campus.

The wall proudly reflects the dedication andcommitment of all staff seeking further educationand certifications in their field of expertise. Over200 employees from the entire HealthAlliancefamily are listed in achieving national certifica-tions. A dedication ceremony will be held during

National Hospital Week in May 2015.We are fortunate to have skilled and profes-

sional staff working in all hospital departmentsat the Broadway campus, Mary’s Avenue campus,Margaretville Hospital and Woodland Pond CCRC.The Foundation Staff and Board congratulateeach employee on their major accomplishment.

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HealthAlliance Foundation DevelopsSTAR Giving Opportunity Program

For additional information on giving opportunities and fundingspecific departmental trainingneeds, call Steffen Kraehmer, Executive Director, at 334-2760

STARSCHOLARSHIPS / TRAINING / AWARDS / RECERTIFICATION

Grant Program

“HealthAlliance is proud of the employees and medical staff and the values of caring, compassion, and leadership that they bring to their profession.”David Scarpino, President & CEO

Recipients of the Louise Myers Award for NursingExcellence (2014). Pictured (L-to-R): Jessica Conklin,Detox/First Step; Amanda Henderson, 4SMC; KathrynOstrander, Cardiology; Mary Priede, Ambulatory Day

Surgery; Maria Robertson, Emergency Department;with Jane Lucente, RN, Director, OR.

For 2015 Sponsorship information, call the HealthAlliance Foundation at (845) 334-2760.

Join us in thanking our2014-15 Premier Corporate Sponsors

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26thAnnualTulipBallSaturday, April 25, 2015

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HAFGolf ClassicWednesday August 5

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An evening aboard the Rip Van Winklecruising the Hudson River to benefit cancer services at HealthAlliance Hospital.

Includes: refreshments, light dinner, music, dancing, raffles, cash bar, and more.

October 1st

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Saturday, October 24Dinner! Raffle! Silent Auction!Dancing! Costume Contest!

Lazy Swan Golf & Country Club VillageFor Info: (845) 334-2760

junTour de KingstonSunday, June 28www.tourdekingston.com Facebook.com/TourDeKingstonBike rides for all abilities and interests. All rides begin/end at Forsyth Park/Dietz Stadium in Kingston.

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APRIl4/25 26th Annual Tulip Ball

Lazy Swan Golf & Country Club Village

MAY5/10–16 NATIONAL

HOSPITAL WEEKEmployee Wall Dedication

JUNE6/12 34th Annual Michael B.

Finnegan Golf ClassicWiltwyck Golf Club

6/17 Kingston AuxiliarySpring Luncheon

6/28 Tour de Kingston Bike RideForsyth Park, Kingston

AUGUST8/5 HAF Golf Classic

Apple Greens Golf Course, Highland, NY

OCTOBER10/1 Crusin’ for the Cure

Rip Van Winkle /Hudson River

10/24 TonnerVampire Ball Halloween PartyLazy Swan Golf & Country Club Village

NOVEMBER11/19 Golden Circle

Reception

DECEMBER12/17 Holiday Gatherings

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26th Annual Tulip Ball — April25, 2015Dennis Larios will be this year’s Emcee! See the front cover for Tulip Ball details.

The HealthAlliance Foundation is a 501(c)3 organization supportingthe HealthAlliance of the HudsonValley®, and its mission, healthcareprograms, services, and facilities,including the hospitals on Broadwayand Mary’s Avenue, and the Woodland Pond Continuing CareRetirement Community in NewPaltz. For more information aboutThe HealthAlliance Foundation,please call (845) 334-2760, or visit: www.FoundationUpdate.org

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