The Spirit of Giving 2019 - PeaceHealth...The Spirit of Giving 2019 | 1 I am deeply grateful for your generosity and support of our healing Mission. PeaceHealth’s services to the

The Spirit of Giving 2019

PeaceHealth Ketchikan Medical CenterKetchikan, Alaska

PeaceHealth St. Joseph Medical CenterBellingham, Washington

PeaceHealth St. John Medical CenterLongview, Washington

PeaceHealth Southwest Medical CenterVancouver, Washington

PeaceHealth Cottage Grove Community Medical CenterCottage Grove, Oregon

PeaceHealth Peace Harbor Medical CenterFlorence, Oregon

PeaceHealth Sacred Heart Medical Center at RiverbendSpringfield, Oregon

PeaceHealth Sacred Heart Medical Center – University DistrictEugene, Oregon

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I am deeply grateful for your generosity and support of our healing Mission. PeaceHealth’s services to the poor and vulnerable began with community giving and, more than 128 years later, our Mission continues because of that same generous spirit.

Donors throughout our communities contributed a total of $9,585,580 during

Because of your giving…

New parents have resources to encourage and foster literacy in their child at

An out-of-town family member can spend more precious moments with their critically ill loved one because there are comfortable, peaceful accommodations

An elderly cancer patient can get the treatment they need in comfortable

These are just a few examples of how your gifts empower our communities and what we can accomplish together through the power of philanthropy.

In closing I want to express my sincerest appreciation to you – our donors and friends – for your unwavering commitment to a brighter future for the communities we serve.

Warmest regards,

Liz Dunne

Dear friends,

Our MissionWe carry on the healing mission of Jesus Christ by promoting

personal and community health, relieving pain and suffering, and

treating each person in a loving and caring way.

The PeaceHealth journey began when the Sisters of St. Joseph of

Peace sent two young Sisters to the untamed wilderness of the

the local pioneer communities with a commitment to, and faith in,

we are and all that we do.

support enables our medical centers, critical access hospitals

and medical clinics located in Washington, Oregon and Alaska to


Employee donors

Individuals

Total Raised

Your gifts

$9,585,580 Total Raised

Our donors

85% Individuals

Corporations

2% Other

$

Giving by the numbers

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Last year, your generous donations helped us:

diagnostic procedures.

Open the Cornelia A. Brindle Cancer Resource Center to provide support for cancer patients and

their families.

Provide more than 100 nights of free housing for patients and families in need through the

Rotary 2000 Housing Program.

PeaceHealth Ketchikan Medical Center Foundation

almost 100 years ago. Today, their legacy continues through PeaceHealth

technology, programs and specialty care services that have a direct impact on

partnership in furthering our healing Mission.

Donor dollars at work

29% Community Wellness, Patient Assistance

17% Cornelia A. Brindle Cancer Resource Center

17% Greatest Need

12% Women’s Health

11% Behavioral Health Services

8% Gift Shop

4% Long-Term Care

2% Other Hospital Departments/ Programs

$323,376 raised in fiscal year 2019


“ It’s an investment in our community and region that will benefit generations to come. ”

Brien Salazar

A family’s gifts honors their heritage, helps their community and leaves a lasting impact

another – both celebrating everyone’s successes and jumping in when there’s a need.

One way they support their community is by contributing their time and resources to the PeaceHealth

Giving to the hospital is also important to the Salazar’s because it’s a way to honor Brien Salazar’s

The Salazar family, left to right: Brien, Tessa, Angela and GavinDr. Louis A. Salazar


63% Whatcom Hospice Services

10% Childbirth Center

8% Palliative Care

7% Cardiovascular Services

6% Patient Experience and Advanced Medical Technology

4% Cancer Services 2% Caregiver Experience and Clinical Education

$2,852,344 raised in fiscal year 2019

by Whatcom Hospice Foundation and PeaceHealth

St. Joseph Foundation

PeaceHealth St. Joseph Medical Center Foundation

providing comprehensive specialty care in northwest Washington. It was founded

a warm, caring atmosphere with advanced medical and surgical programs in

cardiovascular, cancer, spine and joint replacement, as well as family birthing

services and primary care.


Advance the professional practice of nursing.

Support local physician and wellness initiatives.

Enhance the Cancer Center patient experience – from advanced technology to

complementary therapies.

Provide a new youth waiting room in the Emergency Department.

Initiate an Outpatient Palliative Care Program.

Continue to establish a permanent art collection.



Endowment honors a loved one with a lasting legacyHow do you honor a beloved family member in a way that is

meaningful and leaves a lasting and positive impact?

For Fran MacPhee and her family, it was establishing an

endowment in memory of her late daughter and their sister,

Center Childbirth Center nurse.

“Our promise is that we will provide every baby

promoting their child’s development— helping foster early

“ Our family has received so much joy honoring Julie ’s life with this endowment.” Dan MacPhee

The MacPhee family - Back row left to right: Nick MacPhee, Molly Bulloch and Daniel MacPhee; Front row left to right: Connie Hodgson and Fran MacPhee. Not pictured: Kathy MacPhee Heinrich


PeaceHealth St. John Medical Center Foundation

approximately 200,000 residing in four counties of southwest Washington and two

counties in northwest Oregon. We provide a broad range of services, including

surgery, emergency care, intensive care, cardiac care, a Regional Cancer Center and

behavioral services. Since the Foundation’s inception in 1986, our goal continues to


56% Cardiac Services

12% Caregiver Education

10% Rehabilitation Services

8% Greatest Need

8% Other Hospital Departments/Programs 7% Cancer Services


Purchase a nuclear medicine cardiac scanner.

Remodel the Cardiac Rehabilitation department.

Refresh the Lower Columbia Regional Cancer Center’s waiting area to provide a

more healing experience for patients.

Installed a stained glass in the medical center’s chapel.

Support continuing education for caregivers.



Caring for their community by giving back

raised their four children and started Cascade Eye Care more than thirty years ago.

space of a year, Deidre was diagnosed with stage four metastic melanoma and, 10 days later that

Bill and Deidre Cheslock

“ We love our community. ”


66% Cancer Campaign

12% Hospice Programs and Ray Hickey House

10% Holtzman Twins NICU, Physical Rehab/Departmental Funds

10% Unrestricted

2% Behavioral Health, Spiritual Care and Mission Programs


PeaceHealth Southwest Medical Center FoundationPeaceHealth Southwest Medical Center provides comprehensive specialty care

for more than 250,000 patients in southwest Washington annually, and is one of

and programs, including emergency, trauma, comprehensive heart and vascular

compassionate, timely care for all who need it, regardless of their ability to pay.


Provide 40 blood pressure units for underserved families at the Family Medicine of

Southwest Washington primary care clinic.

such as shelter, clothing and food for low income cancer patients.



Giving it their all Caring is giving and giving is caring. Some people do both.

That’s what compassionate caregivers at PeaceHealth Southwest Medical Center in Vancouver,

Washington, do — they care, and they give their best — every time, every touch.

Southwest are not only caregivers, they are also passionate donors who support the Giving Strength

Cancer Campaign.

The Giving Strength campaign is dedicated to caring for the most vulnerable cancer patients: those

“My team of nurses gives strength and comfort every day to our chemotherapy patients. Being a donor to

dedicating their own personal resources to give strength to cancer patients in southwest Washington.

Left to right: Debbie Clay, RN; Faisal Siddiqui, MD; and Rochelle White, RN

“ Being a donor to our cancer campaign is

another way I can help our patients. ”


48% Children’s Services

29% Heartfelt House Capital Campaign

15% Greatest Need

4% Behavioral Health Services

2% Community Wellness

1% Hospice and Palliative Care

1% Other Hospital Departments/ Programs

PeaceHealth Sacred Heart Medical Center FoundationThe Foundation provides the philanthropic support necessary to help

PeaceHealth Sacred Heart Medical Center care for all the patients and

their families who turn to the hospital every day for help and hope.


ages 12 to 18.




Ron Neumann, president and CEO, OCCU, at the Heartfelt House

“ By supporting the work of the Foundation, we

believe we can create a ripple effect . . . ”

Honoring their community by giving back

Heart, including:

Emergency Department

Pediatrics Department

create a ripple effect that will positively impact our more than 150,000 members and nearly 400 employees,


55% Bone Densitedy Equipment

35% Greatest Need

4% Emergency Services

3% Caregiver Education

3% Community Wellness

PeaceHealth Cottage Grove Community Medical Center Foundation The Foundation supports outstanding healthcare services in the rural communities

PeaceHealth Cottage Grove Community Medical Center. Without the charitable



Support continuing education for caregivers.

treatment needs.

outpatient services such as transfusions and intravenous antibiotics locally.



A mother and daughter care and share

positive impact in the health of their community.

Betty and Betsy are on the board of the PeaceHealth Cottage Grove Community Medical Center

Foundation, where Betty started serving in the early 1980s to help meet the hospital’s need for new

This mother and daughter believe, “If we want a wonderful healthcare community, we all must support

Betty Wright with daughter Betsy BadenBetty Wright

“ If we want a wonderful healthcare

community, we must all support it.”

Betsy Baden


79% Greatest Need

11% Palliative Care

6% Hospice

3% Patient Assistance

1% Community Wellness, Cardiopulmonary Services, Caregiver Education

PeaceHealth Peace Harbor Medical Center Foundation Your support of rural healthcare, strategic healthcare initiatives, capital projects and

specialized patient care programs at PeaceHealth Peace Harbor Medical Center helps

hospital programs and services that otherwise would not be available to those in need.

hospital and healthcare services.




Provide ongoing support to our Hospice and Palliative Care programs.

healthier and avoid ambulance trips to the hospital.

Purchased a laparoscopic camera for minimally invasive surgeries.

members of patients being treated at PeaceHealth Sacred Heart Medical Center


A healthy collaboration It’s good to be part of a community that steps up to meet the needs of others.

Among those stepping up in Florence, Oregon, are the 24 members of the local chapter of Delta Gamma of Epsilon

Sigma Alpha, an international philanthropic organization with a focus on friendship, philanthropy and education.

Active in Florence for nearly 50 years, Delta Gamma often collaborates with the PeaceHealth Peace Harbor Medical

the hospital.

Currently, Delta Gamma’s focus is to bring an Emergency Prescription Assistance Program to the hospital for patients

This caring collaboration between Delta Gamma and PeaceHealth Peace Harbor is extended to others in the community

to join in giving to the Emergency Prescription Assistance Program so no one in Florence will have to go without

medication because they can’t afford it.

Back row left to right: Janet Houston, Ellie Allen, Marsha Klosterman, Karen Perry and Cindy Wobbe ; Middle row: Jane Yecny, Mary Carlisle, Sue Scarberry, Rhonda Adler and Shannon Graham; Front row: Ellen Henson, Julie Rassmann, Jean Forsman,

Diane Jalowy, Jan Galbraith, Sarah Mans and Tina Meyers. Not pictured: Karen Pendergrass.

“ We’re hoping the program can be a model

for other communities like ours. ”

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Planned Giving Gifts that make a lasting impact

arrangements to choose from, including:

Real estate or life estate arrangement

Life insurance

Charitable arrangement trust

Interest in retirement account

that lets you provide for your family and support the PeaceHealth Foundation of your choice.

Here’s how others have chosen to support their communities through planned giving.

hometown, where he operated Quoidbach Construction Company and two local tree farms.

understood the power of philanthropy and created an endowment to assist PeaceHealth in maintaining its

Robert Quoidbach PeaceHealth St. John Medical Center Foundation Planned gift type: Bequest for Endowment

“ There are so many people

who need help . . . ” Robert Quoidbach

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Peace Harbor Medical Center, through philanthropy and volunteering. It has meant so much, they decided to

share their support for the long term.

The couple partnered with PeaceHealth to create a charitable giving arrangement called a retained life estate,

which allowed them to continue to live in their home while establishing the gift to PeaceHealth. David has since passed.

David and Linda Lauck PeaceHealth Peace Harbor Medical Center Foundation Planned gift type: Life Estate Arrangement

Before he died, the couple made an estate plan to ensure their shared dream of helping others. In gratitude for

in it for her current comfort as well as its future value.

Jim and Becky Eastwood PeaceHealth St. Joseph Medical Center Foundation Planned gift type: Real Estate Arrangement

“ Making a gift in our estate

plan was easy. ”

“ It is very meaningful to

know our support helped

the future of the hospital. ”

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For more information on planned giving,

please reach out to your foundation.

Contact information is available on the


A thank you from our Foundation Board Presidents This report highlights just a few of the many services, programs and facility enhancements made possible

by the generous support of our donors. We are so grateful for your support. It impacts the health of our

community and touches the lives of countless patients and families in such a powerful way. Without you the

PeaceHealth Cottage Grove Community Medical Center Foundation

Sherry Duerst-HigginsPresident

Medical Center Foundation

Beth LauferPresident


Joseph C. Williams, Jr.President


Jon SitkinPresident

PeaceHealth Peace Harbor Medical Center Foundation

Ken Henderson President

PeaceHealth Southwest Medical Center Foundation

Thomas C. YoungPresident

PeaceHealth Sacred Heart Community Medical Center Foundation

Jennifer PapéPresident


peacehealth.org/foundations

PeaceHealth Sacred Heart Medical Center Foundation PeaceHealth Cottage Grove Community Medical Center Foundation

Tim France, Chief Development Officer

[email protected]

Center Foundation

Matt Eisenhower, Director of Development

[email protected]

Center Foundation

Anne Rasmussen, Chief Development Officer

[email protected]

Center Foundation

Cathy Barr,Executive Director

[email protected]

PeaceHealth Southwest Medical Center Foundation

Karen Santangelo, Chief Development Officer

PeaceHealth Peace Harbor Medical Center Foundation

Heather Quaas-Annsa, Director of Development

PeaceHealth Foundations

“ For it is in the giving that we receive. ”— prayer of St. Francis

1115 SE 164th Avenue, Vancouver, WA 98683 peacehealth.org/foundations

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