Annual Impact Report 2018-2019 - Saint Joseph HospitalThe foundation for this work was laid in 1877...

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Annual Impact Report 2018-2019

Flaget Memorial Hospital FoundationSaint Joseph Berea FoundationSaint Joseph Hospital FoundationSaint Joseph London FoundationSaint Joseph Mount Sterling Foundation

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Our missionThe CHI Saint Joseph Health Foundations aim to put kindness into action. Our work focuses on the people we need to reach the most – our youth and under-served communities that need help but often lack the voice and resources to ask for it. Your investment in humankindness brings services, programs, equipment, research and more to your community.

Because of you, parents of preemies don’t have to worry because our hospitals have critical equipment to care for them. Because of you, breast cancer is caught earlier with 3D mammography. Because of you, cardiac care is better than ever. Because of you, our loved ones are living longer, healthier lives full of hope.

Flaget Memorial Hospital FoundationRaffo Wimsett, Jr., ChairKevin Smith, Vice ChairSister Theresa Knabel, SecretaryKathryn Kelley, TreasurerBill ConwayRobert Farrell, MDThomas HamiltonDavid Hicks, MDTim HockensmithChris Howell, DMDJennifer NolanCharles Parrish, MDRobbie PolinLeslie Smart, CFREKaela Smith

Saint Joseph Berea FoundationStephanie Moore, ChairGreg Powell, Vice Chair Nola Newman, SecretaryDanny Miller, Treasurer Mark Carl Janel DavenportTerrence G. Deis David GilliamDavid GregoryWendy HechemyMike HoggRobbie LittleCraig LoftisKeith RileySandra Rose Leslie Smart, CFRENawar Soda, MDJudge Executive Reagan Taylor

Saint Joseph Hospital FoundationStephen Hillenmeyer, ChairLee Hall, Vice ChairJay Ingle, SecretaryWilliam Henderson III, TreasurerKathy ArmsDiane CashenTracy ColonEric GilliamLaura HaydenClint LongDaryl LoveLeslie Smart, CFREBruce TassinTeresa WallenJulie WhitmanGregory Yeary

Saint Joseph London FoundationScott Webster, ChairJudge Robert Dyche III, Vice ChairKaren Hyde, SecretaryChristy Spitser, TreasurerSister Marge Manning, CSCCharles “Bud” Stuber, Sr.Leslie Smart, CFREShannon Marie GarrettDeanna Hermann Terrence DeisJim Robinette

Saint Joseph Mount Sterling FoundationDennis Fouch, II, ChairMelodie Fuller, Vice ChairRebecca Morton, Secretary Erica Snowden, CPA, TreasurerLeslie Smart, CFREJosh CoffmanTerrence DeisJoel GodbyJeffrey LilesEllen Morgan, DDS

Foundation Board of Directors

Table of contents Our mission ........................................2A rich heritage ...................................3Giving by the numbers ...................5How funds are raised ......................6Your support at work ......................7Your kindness in action ........... 8-11Grant support ................................. 12Events ................................................ 13Yes, Mamm! success ..................... 14A letter from the president ........ 15


A rich heritageIn early 2019, our healthcare organization was rebranded to become CHI Saint Joseph Health – a name that reflects the rich heritage and renewal of a commitment to the caring and innovative legacy of the Sisters of Charity of Nazareth.

CHI Saint Joseph Health is one of the largest and most comprehensive health systems in the Commonwealth of Kentucky. We consist of 135 locations in 20 counties, including hospitals, physician groups, clinics, primary care centers, specialty institutes and home health agencies. In total, the health system serves patients in 35 Kentucky counties.The foundation for this work was laid in 1877 by the Sisters of Charity of Nazareth when they opened the Saint Joseph Infirmary in Lexington. The infirmary grew and changed and later became Saint Joseph’s Hospital.

At CHI Saint Joseph Health, we are dedicated to building healthier communities by elevating patient care through an integrated physical and behavioral health delivery system. We are guided by our strong mission and faith-based heritage and work through local partnerships to expand access to care in the communities we serve.

CHI Saint Joseph Health is part of CommonSpirit Health, a nonprofit, Catholic health system dedicated to advancing health for all people. It was created in February 2019 through the alignment of Catholic Health Initiatives and Dignity Health. CommonSpirit Health is committed to creating healthier communities, delivering exceptional patient care, and ensuring every person has access to quality health care.

Photo Courtesy of the Sisters of Charity of Nazareth



Giving by the numbersIn fiscal year 2019, nearly $3.1 million was donated to the CHI Saint Joseph Health Foundations by 2,159 donors. Each and every donor made it possible for life saving care to be provided to those who are most in need within our communities. We are forever grateful for their kindness.

Total Dollars Raised*

$3,087,867 FY 19$3,462,775 FY 18$1,768,822 FY 17$1,755,413 FY 16$1,400,520 FY 15

Transfers to Hospital

$2,205,338 FY 19$2,748,389 FY 18$1,116,861 FY 17$1,359,402 FY 16

$1,862,630 FY 15

Total Donors

2,159 FY 192,065 FY 18

2,126 FY 17

2,249 FY 16

1,889 FY 15


How funds are raisedAt the CHI Saint Joseph Health Foundations, a diverse group of donors supports our ministry through a variety of ways—annual donations, grants, planned and estate gifts, and attending events. We, and the patients we serve, are forever grateful. Donations, both large and small, enable the foundations to provide cutting-edge technology, build and support health education and community outreach programs, and support those who cannot afford the costs of health care.

Unrestricted support

Grants

Restricted support

Other revenue

How funds are raised:Fiscal Year 201923%

32%

41%4%


Your support at workIn fiscal year 2019, these are the top 10 areas that were funded through donations made to the foundations.

Hospital Improvement and Equipment

$1.09million

Mission and Outreach

$766,000

Greatest Needs

$343,000

Patient Support

$176,000

Cancer Care

$159,000

Education

$51,000

Employee Programs

$35,000

We couldn’t have done it without you.

Your kindness in action

Lexington family brings hope to families experiencing infant lossAvery Elizabeth Black was born into Heaven on July 27, 2017 at the Women’s Hospital at CHI Saint Joseph East. After arriving at the hospital to be induced at 40 weeks and 3 days, Katie and Bryan were told their precious daughter had passed away.

In the wake of such devastation they found a shining light in Debbie Gibbons, RN and the hospital’s bereavement department, who helped make their loss as bearable as they could.

Katie and Bryan are passionate about keeping Avery’s memory alive and assisting other families who are experiencing the same unimaginable, devastating loss.

In her memory, Katie and Bryan donated funds to rename the fountain at the Women’s Hospital, the Avery Elizabeth Fountain of Remembrance, dedicated to all the babies who have left us too soon.

The funds donated by the Black family will be utilized by the bereavement department to provide additional support and compassionate services for families experiencing infant loss.

Katie and Bryan hope to make the donation an annual gift in memory of Avery.

“The gift from the Avery Elizabeth Foundation will allow us to minister to other families and provide compassionate care at all stages of loss,” Gibbons said. “I am so thankful that Katie and Bryan have allowed Avery to spur them on to helping others and for letting us be a part of their healing.

This includes miscarriages from Saint Joseph Mount Sterling, Flaget Memorial Hospital, Saint Joseph Berea, and Saint Joseph Hospital, and miscarriages at home or other facilities that do not offer this service.

600MORE THAN

Interred at Calvary Cemetery

27Burials and prayer services since 2015

40 More than 40 families in labor and delivery are supported each year through the bereavement program.

By the numbers


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On July 12, 2018, Saint Joseph Mount Sterling Foundation Board member Jeffrey Liles woke up with a really bad heartburn. He drank a Sprite, but it didn’t make any difference. He took some Pepto Bismol, but it didn’t help. Based on information about heart attack and stroke he had seen working with the Montgomery County Health Department, he decided to go to the Emergency Department at Saint Joseph Mount Sterling, even though he didn’t have any of the classic symptoms – sweats, shortness of breath, tingling arms, chest pain.

“I figured the worst thing that would happen would be that I would go and get stronger heartburn medication,” he said.At the Emergency Department, he learned he was having a heart attack. Within two hours, he was in a room at Saint Joseph Hospital in Lexington and received a stent. He had a 70 percent blockage in the left anterior artery.

Liles praised Saint Joseph Mount Sterling Hospital staff for being so quick to figure out what was going on and address the situation.

“I can’t imagine the process having gone any smoother than it did or any quicker or any better coordination between the different groups from the doctor and nurses and other staff…” Liles said.

Providing care when minutes matter

“I can’t imagine the process having gone any smoother than it did or any quicker or any better coordination.”

Jeffrey Liles

Supporting Mount Sterling

Through supporters like Liles, the Saint Joseph Mount Sterling Foundation has been able to support:

• Employee scholarships

• Infant hearing screening equipment in the birthing center

• A new sleep center

• Infusion chairs at the Cancer Center

We are grateful.



Hope for Newborns in LondonIn 2018, we launched a fundraising initiative to open a NICU in the Birthing Center at Saint Joseph London. The NICU is critical to the community, where there’s a growing need for newborns to receive specialized care in their community, where their parents can be close to them.

The Saint Joseph London Gala for Hope held in February 2019 raised nearly $50,000 for the NICU and launched the initiative.

TO LEARN MORECHISaintJosephHealth.org/hopefornewborns

Getting Better sleep in BereaThe Saint Joseph Berea Sleep Wellness Center reopened in December 2018 after nearly two years thanks to a nearly $40,000 donation from the Saint Joseph Berea Foundation. This support helps the facility offer enhanced sleep study services.

“We are thrilled to be able to make this purchase to bring this valuable service back to the Berea community.”

Leslie Smart, CFRE President, Saint Joseph Berea Foundation


Spreading JoyJim Roby of Bardstown says that the Flaget Memorial Hospital Cancer Center is the reason he’s alive today.

“It’s hard to put into words what it means to have your life saved,” said Jim, a colon cancer survivor. “And the Cancer Center team did that.”

Jim is now an advocate for the Flaget Memorial Hospital Foundation’s Project Hope initiative to raise $1.2 million to expand hospital’s Cancer Center.

Thanks to his support and many others in the community, more than $850,000 has been donated for Project Hope – the most the Foundation has ever raised from donors in the community – and the initiative is nearly complete. This support includes three $50,000 donations, the largest gifts the Foundation has ever received from a local business or individual.

In addition, the Bourbon industry has embraced Project Hope, and two of the local distilleries have hosted an annual Bourbon & Bluegrass Holiday Bash to support Project Hope. In 2018, the Bash raised $140,000.

Part of this support allowed the Foundation in 2018 to purchase 3D mammography for Flaget Memorial Hospital. The equipment has screened nearly 3,000 women and caught 28 cancers early, when it’s at its easiest to treat.

Now, the hospital faces a critical need to expand its Cancer Center. Flaget’s Cancer Center opened in 2010 and served around a dozen patients a day; now, it sees as many as 60 patients a day in the same space. The expansion will add five infusion rooms, a compound pharmacy, and a private resource center.

Now, more people like Jim Roby will be able to find hope in their community without facing the burden of traveling an hour to the second closest treatment center.

“I was given two years to live by a doctor in Louisville,” said Jim, who is a seven-year survivor. “At Flaget, I found hope.”

Helping Children in London, KentuckyA CHI Mission & Ministry Fund grant of $286,770 for 2016-2019 enabled incredible community awareness around child abuse and safety including:

• Education to prenatal, NICU and substance abuse effected families

• Recordable books for mothers in the Laurel County Correctional Center to send their children

• Child abuse education to 623 students

• A community event attended by more than 600 people during Child Abuse Awareness Month

“At Flaget, I found hope.”Jim Roby


Grant supportBelow are some of the generous grants we received in FY 19.

$325,199Saint Joseph Hospital Foundation received pilot funding from the University of Kentucky to develop strategies across health and employment systems to improve stay-at-work/return-to-work outcomes for individuals who experience a musculoskeletal injury or illness while employed.

$144,000 WHAS Crusade for Children has provided generous funding to Flaget Memorial Hospital Foundation, Saint Joseph Hospital Foundation, Saint Joseph London Foundation, and Saint Joseph Mount Sterling Foundation in support of the birth centers at their facilities, to purchase critically needed equipment.

$37,500 A grant program that will enhance rapid surveillance of opioid and heroin overdoses and improve surveillance data received by state and federal agencies has funded Flaget Memorial Hospital Foundation, Saint Joseph Berea Foundation and Saint Joseph London Foundation.

$32,000The Cabinet for Health and Family Services’ Breast Cancer Research and Education Trust Fund has awarded Saint Joseph Hospital Foundation and Saint Joseph Berea Foundation grants in support of the Yes, Mamm! program, which focuses on providing mammography screenings.

$31,270Joseph Hospital Foundation, Saint Joseph Berea Foundation and Flaget Memorial Hospital Foundation received support from Susan G. Komen of Kentucky for breast cancer prevention initiatives.

$28,530The Kentucky Hospital Research and Education Foundation has provided funding to Saint Joseph Berea Foundation, Flaget Memorial Hospital Foundation, and Saint Joseph Mount Sterling Foundation to implement activities aimed at improving efficiencies, patient satisfaction and provide quality care.

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Events bring hope across KentuckyTotal raised through events in FY 19: $456,982

Yes, Mamm! BrunchWhat it supported: The Saint Joseph Hospital Foundation’s Yes, Mamm! program that provides screening mammograms, diagnostic services, and program support to men and women who are underinsured and underserved.

Mount Sterling Golf Tournament What it supported: The Mount Sterling Hospital Foundation was able to provide support for a new Sleep Wellness Center and Nursing Scholarships.

Berea Gala for Healing and HopeWhat it supported: The Lights for Life program that helps patients with necessary expenses for medicine, transportation, and similar needs.

Bourbon & Bluegrass Holiday Bash What it supported: The Flaget Memorial Hospital Foundation’s Project Hope initiative to expand the hospital’s Cancer Center.

Flaget Memorial Hospital Foundation Golf TournamentWhat it supported: The Flaget Memorial Hospital Foundation’s Project Hope fundraising initiative to expand the hospital’s Cancer Center.

London Gala for HopeWhat it supported: The Saint Joseph London Foundation’s Hope for Newborn’s fundraising initiative to open a NICU at the hospital.

Saint Joseph Hospital Foundation Golf Tournament What it supported: The annual golf event supports patient financial assistance.

STARS Gala What it supported: The Saint Joseph Hospital Foundation’s fundraising initiative to refurbish the Emergency Department at Saint Joseph Hospital.

Yes, Mamm! 5K What it supported: The Saint Joseph Hospital Foundation’s Yes, Mamm! program that provides screening mammograms, diagnostic services, and program support to men and women who are underinsured and underserved.

$143,000 $21,475 $51,041

$33,000

$49,701

$32,912

$20,893 $21,349

$140,631


ProgramHighlights

Yes, Mamm! Program started by Saint Joseph Hospital FoundationProvides no-charge screening mammography and diagnostics services to women and men who are underserved and underinsured.

With our community partner, Kentucky CancerLink, Yes, Mamm! program support provides:

2012AUGUST

In a seven-year period:

3,000Screening Mammograms

700DiagnosticMammograms

500Ultrasounds

$5,000Transportation Assistance

$630,000through Philanthropic Efforts

Raised over

Fleet Doc’s Brakes for Breast Cancer Campaign

Lexus of Lexington’s Pink Purchase Campaign

Yes, Mamm! 5K

• Education of breast care team• Life saving equipment• Supplies:

– lymphedema sleeves – wigs – chemo caps

• Prescreening• Patient navigation• Transportation assistance• Counseling


We couldn’t do this without you Dear Friends,

The CHI Saint Joseph Health Foundations had an incredibly successful year, thanks to you.

From new, high-tech equipment that catches breast cancer early in Bardstown to a Sleep Wellness Center in Berea, your support is at work bringing health and hope to people in your community. In London, we launched a fundraising initiative for a NICU that will keep our tiniest patients close to home, and in Lexington we are getting closer to a much-needed Emergency Department refresh. In Mount Sterling, the birthing center team has new hearing screening equipment for newborns, and cancer patients have new infusion chairs.

Your support is at work in your community. We are grateful.

We have much to celebrate, but more work is ahead. As we look forward to another great year, we are filled with gratitude for all you’ve done to make healthcare in our community stronger than ever.

Sincerely,

Leslie Buddeke Smart, CFREPresident, CHI Saint Joseph Health Foundations

*To view donor listings and detailed financials, visit: CHISaintJosephHealth.org/WaysToHelp



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