Baystate Health Foundation Annual Report 2016

Baystate Health Foundation

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2016 Annual Report and Honor Roll of Donors

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Fall/Winter 2016 Events Recap

Baystate Wing Golf Tournament Wilbraham Country Club hosted over 130 golfers at the 10th anniversary Baystate Wing Hospital Golf Tournament on October 7. The event raised over $75,000, with all proceeds benefitting the hospital’s Emergency Department campaign. Pictured is Mike Moran, president & chief administrative officer, Baystate Health Eastern Region (right) with members of his foursome Richard Maynard, Brian St. Onge and Darryl Goudreau.

Rays of Hope Walk & Run Toward the Cure The 23rd annual Rays of Hope Walk & Run Toward the Cure hosted 18,000 walkers and runners on October 30. Chaired by breast cancer survivor Midge Theulen, the event raised over $610,000 – bringing the total amount raised since 1994 to over $13.5 million. Funds raised this year will support research at the Rays of Hope Center for Breast Cancer Research, help purchase state-of-the-art equipment, and provide breast health programs and outreach both at Baystate Health and within the community. Pictured are two participants celebrating along the event’s picturesque route in Springfield’s Forest Park.

Baystate Noble Ball More than 500 guests danced under the disco ball at the 52nd annual Baystate Noble Ball on October 29 – raising vital funds to renovate the hospital’s main entrance and reception area to ensure that the hospital will be fully accessible to everyone. The “Sensational Seventies”-themed event was chaired by Nabil and Julie Hannoush and Mandana and Ali Salehi (pictured, left to right.)

Extra Life Gaming Marathon for Baystate Children’s Hospital Nearly 200 gamers played board games, video games and yard games in support of Baystate Children’s Hospital during the Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals 9th annual Extra Life Gaming Marathon. Together, participants raised over $18,000 for patients and families at Baystate Children’s Hospital. Funds from this year’s gaming marathon will provide support for the purchase of 12 new PlayStation 3 gaming systems at the hospital.

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4 Leadership Message 6 Keeping Angel Eyes on NICU Babies 8 Country Bank Helps Keep Care Local 10 Making an Enduring Impact through Planned Giving 12 Honor Roll of Donors 24 Financial Overview 27 2017 Upcoming Events

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to learn how you can support babies like Piper

Piper Law is now at home with her family in Pittsfield after being born at 25 weeks and spending her first three months of life in the Davis Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) at Baystate Children’s Hospital.

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“Our first-born daughter, Piper, spent her first 13 weeks of life in the Davis NICU. On top of trying to wrap my head around the fact that Piper was born 15 weeks early, it was tough to be away from home. Having the Angel Eyes camera let my family feel closer to Piper and me, and has helped to make us feel closer to them. We watched “PTV” every night. Being able to see Piper while were away from her made every night happier for all of us.” – Erica Law (Piper’s mom)


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Baystate Health: by the people, for the people Every day, through your support of Baystate Health, you make our community stronger and healthier. Generous people like you are weaving the fabric of western Massachusetts – one neighborhood, one community, and one astonishing act of kindness at a time. We are so grateful for your support of Baystate Health Foundation. Split-second emergency care. Breakthrough medicine. Innovative surgical procedures.

In 2016, making Baystate Health Foundation your charity of choice helped us deliver a higher state of caring. You helped us nurture a compassionate, collaborative team of top-flight healthcare professionals who continue to deliver innovation after innovation for our community. Together, you helped fund:

We all know and trust the organizations of Baystate Health as places where people who are tethered to the slenderest filament of life – people with an array of challenging medical and surgical diagnoses, from cancer and heart disease to traumatic injuries suffered in auto accidents or other tragic events – come to be healed.

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Patient care needs at all of our community hospitals

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New care models for seniors, including Baystate Medical Center’s Acute Care for Elders (ACE) Unit & Program, a program dedicated to an integrated, compassionate care model for the elderly

For every headline-grabbing moment, a thousand equally miraculous acts of generosity and innovation and clinical excellence happen every day, behind the scenes, at Baystate Health.

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New facilities for medical and surgical patients, including Baystate Medical Center’s fully-renovated South Wing, adjacent to the Davis Family Heart & Vascular Center and MassMututal Wing, and Baystate Franklin Medical Center’s new, state-of-theart surgery center

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Lifesaving, specialized equipment for our pediatric surgeons at Baystate Children’s Hospital

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Cancer care support services for our patients, including yoga seminars, massage therapy and writing therapy

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Scholarships for nurses and programs and training for our medical students

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Research at the Rays of Hope Center for Breast Cancer Research at the Pioneer Valley Life Science Institute

As you read this, a baby – one of more than 4,000 we deliver each year – is on the way or newly arrived at a Baystate Health hospital. Someone is likely saying goodbye, in a quiet room, after a life well-lived. And, throughout our system, more than 12,000 of America’s finest healthcare professionals are helping people of all ages navigate every challenge in between. It all happens because we’re here for you and you’re here for us. To borrow a phrase from President Lincoln, Baystate Health was founded by the people, for the people – generations of individuals and families and companies driven by their own compassion to build hospitals and create endowed funds and give in countless other ways. Our community’s heritage of philanthropy, spanning more than a century, fuels the excellence of today’s Baystate Health. The healthcare organizations that comprise Baystate Health were established by people like you. Generous people who resolved to save lives and change the world, one life at a time. We stand on their shoulders. And we are proud to sustain their work.

That’s just a glimpse of what you made possible last year.

On the Cover (from left to right): Jane Albert, vice president of philanthropy, Baystate Health; Jim Phaneuf, Baystate Health, Baystate Wing Hospital and Country Bank trustee; Mark Keroack, MD, president & CEO, Baystate Health; Mary McGovern; chief financial officer, Country Bank and Baystate Health Foundation trustee; Paul Scully, president & CEO, Country Bank and Baystate Wing Hospital trustee (center); Teresa Grove, philanthropy officer, Baystate Health Foundation; Robert Haveless, trustee of Country Bank and Baystate Wing Hospital; Mike Moran, chief administrative officer, Baystate Health Eastern Region and Nancy Shendell-Falik, president of Baystate Medical Center and senior vice president for hospital operations, Baystate Health (right) celebrate Country Bank’s generous $1 million contribution in support of Baystate Wing Hospital’s new Emergency Department.

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thank you In 2017, our community’s generosity will help us break ground on a new Emergency Department at Baystate Wing Hospital, build a new outpatient facility for children with cancer and other conditions at Baystate Children’s Hospital, create the physical infrastructure for the University of Massachusetts Medical School-Baystate, Springfield’s first-ever medical school campus, and much more. Your gift to our Foundation means that you go everywhere Baystate Health goes – and we go wherever we’re needed. Baystate Health will continue to be a national leader in excellent, innovative, responsive inpatient and outpatient services – as well as in the wide realm of meaningful healthcare that extends far beyond hospital walls. Wherever seniors need a little help to manage their medications and live safely in their homes, wherever families need nutritional education and support, and wherever innovative healthcare professionals are learning and practicing next-generation medicine – that’s where Baystate Health will be. That’s where you’ll be. Together, we’re making an impact – one life, one family, one neighborhood, one community at a time. We are profoundly honored that you have chosen to take this journey with us – and that you support our mission, which is and will always be by the people and for the people.

Mark A. Keroack, MD, MPH President and Chief Executive Officer, Baystate Health President, Baystate Health Foundation

Sam Hanmer Immediate Past Chair (2014-2016) Baystate Health Foundation

We hope you’ll continue to honor us by making Baystate Health Foundation your charity of choice. Thank you.

Mark A. Keroack, MD, MPH

Sam Hanmer

Jane Albert Jane Albert Vice President of Philanthropy, Baystate Health Executive Director, Baystate Health Foundation

Your generosity fuels our excellence.


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As a daughter, sister, friend, cheerleader and nursing student, Evan Bard lit up every room she entered. Her compassion and positive energy now illuminate the Davis NICU at Baystate Children’s Hospital.

Keeping Angel Eyes on NICU Babies

On May 11, 2013, third-year nursing student Evan Bard aced her final exams. Six hours later, a car accident claimed her life. But her dream lives on at Baystate Health.

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“Our families love the Angel Eye Cameras. They provide a level of comfort and reassurance to parents at times when visiting is not possible. Many families have breakfast, lunch and dinner with their babies. We’ve had people ‘visiting’ from as far as the west coast and even China.“ Jeffrey Shenberger, MD Chief of Newborn Medicine Baystate Children’s Hospital

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Twenty-year-old Evan Bard was a popular cheerleader at Agawam High School and later at Curry College, where she was a straight-A, Dean’s List student. At the time of her death, she was planning to devote her career to taking care of the tiniest, most fragile babies as a Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) nurse. The Bard family is sustaining Evan’s shimmering life force through the EvvGirl Foundation – and, through the Foundation, her dream has found its way to the Davis Neonatal Intensive Care Unit at Baystate Children’s Hospital.

A heart for little ones “We set up the EvvGirl Foundation within two weeks of Evan’s passing, with the help of family and friends who very generously made memorial gifts and have continued to support the Foundation,” says her father, Todd Bard, noting that more than 1,500 people attended Evan’s wake. “Evan’s sister, Leisl, is president of the Foundation, and her brother, Elijah, will succeed me as treasurer when he finishes college,” Todd adds. “It will help them stay connected to their sister, while making a difference in the world in her name.” The EvvGirl Foundation is already making a big difference for the families of babies in the Davis NICU.

“We are all connected through our acts of compassion,” says Jane Albert, vice president

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of philanthropy at Baystate Health and executive director of Baystate Health Foundation. “Just as it takes a team to nurture our Davis NICU babies, it takes a community to deliver a higher state of caring. The EvvGirl Foundation’s impact comes not only from its gift, but also from its power to inspire others to give. We are so grateful to the Bard family for channeling their unimaginable loss into this incredible gift. I cannot think of a more meaningful way to honor Evan’s memory.”

In July 2015, with support from EvvGirl, Baystate Children’s Hospital began installing ten Angel Eye cameras in the Davis NICU. Using a unique password, parents now log onto a secure website that takes them directly to the camera affixed to their baby’s bassinette – unlocking a real-time visual feed that can be viewed on any device that can access the internet. “This was a fairly complex undertaking, with clinical and IT teams coming together to facilitate installation of the technology, safeguard confidentiality and address other challenges,” Todd explains, “Baystate has been an amazing partner in making it happen.”

Calling all Angels We invite you to join the EvvGirl Foundation, New York Life Insurance Company and other community donors by helping to purchase the additional cameras needed to meet the goal of keeping Angel Eyes on every baby in the Davis NICU at Baystate Children’s Hospital. Your gift of $2,500 will be honored with an on-screen message every time a family logs onto the Angel Eyes account linked to your camera. Gifts of $2,500 in support of the Angel Eyes program will receive Bronze level benefits in our President’s Society; gifts of $10,000 or more will also be recognized on the Baystate Health Foundation President’s Society donor wall in the main lobby of Baystate Medical Center.

If you would like to help keep Angel Eyes on every baby in the Davis NICU at Baystate Children’s Hospital, please contact: Kathy Tobin at (413) 794-5996 or [email protected].

“Evan always had a heart for little ones,” remembers her mother, Barbara. “Through this project, we’re able to help fulfill her dream of taking care of them. We’re especially pleased to help bring this technology to Baystate Children’s Hospital, where Evan was born.”

Inspiring generosity Nearly one-third of the bassinettes in the Davis NICU at Baystate Children’s Hospital now have Angel Eyes, thanks to the EvvGirl Foundation and other individual and corporate donors, including New York Life Insurance Company, which made a $25,000 gift to purchase an additional 10 cameras. The goal is for every bed to be so equipped. “Our company is dedicated to keeping people safe at every stage of life, and we are so happy to be able to help the families of infants in the Davis NICU feel more connected and secure,” says Jean Deliso, an Agawam-based New York Life Insurance Company registered agent and newly-appointed chair of Baystate Health Foundation. “We are very proud to partner with Baystate Health – and deeply honored to build on the inspirational generosity of the Bard family.”

Our goal is to attach an Angel Eye camera to every bassinette in the Davis NICU – building on the Bard family’s generosity.


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PICTURED RIGHT: Paul Scully, president & CEO, Country Bank and Baystate Wing Hospital trustee (center) with Mike Moran, president & chief administrative officer, Baystate Health Eastern Region (left) and Mark Keroack, MD, president and CEO of Baystate Health (right).

Country Bank Helps Keep Care Local With support from Country Bank and other generous friends, we’re building a new Emergency Department at Baystate Wing Hospital – one that’s built for tomorrow’s technology and tomorrow’s patient care needs.

Baystate Wing Hospital’s new Emergency Department will be built to accommodate 24,000 patient visits annually – more than double its current capacity.

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“We believe that communities with local access to quality healthcare thrive,” says Paul Scully, Country Bank President and CEO. “We welcome generous members of our community to join us in supporting this terrific project.” A $2.8 million campaign is underway at Baystate Wing Hospital to build a new Emergency Department that will match the excellence of the healthcare professionals who work in it.

A $1 million corporate gift leads the way

When Baystate Wing’s current Emergency Department was built in 1995, it was designed for 10,000 patient visits annually. Today, that number approaches 24,000. Ellen and Ed Noonan are chairing our fundraising campaign in support of the new, larger Emergency Department. We’re almost halfway there, thanks in large part to a generous $1 million gift from Country Bank.

Melanie LaFlamme (center right) pictured with members of her Baystate Wing Emergency Department care team (left to right): Laura Charron, RN; Thomas Mappleback, RN; and Jamie Bradshaw, RN.

“Country Bank’s pledge supports our longstanding financial commitment to our community hospitals,” says Paul Scully, president and CEO. “Over the years, the Bank has never wavered in its support of both Baystate Wing Hospital and Baystate Mary Lane. We believe that communities with local access to quality healthcare thrive. Country Bank welcomes generous members of our community to join us in supporting this terrific project.”

It wasn’t the first time Melanie LaFlamme had dislocated her right shoulder. When Melanie rolled over in her sleep and felt the pain, she immediately knew what had happened. And she knew what she needed. Melanie and her husband headed to Baystate Wing Hospital.

The new Emergency Department – on which construction is scheduled to begin this Spring – will deliver more space, more privacy and less waiting. It will be built to accommodate 21st century technology and care, as well as the special needs of patients who present with behavioral health challenges.

They arrived at midnight and left at 6am. During the hours in between, Melanie says, she had just about the best experience a person can have in an emergency department in the middle of the night.

“We are very grateful for Country Bank’s generous support,” says Mike Moran, president and chief administrative officer for Baystate Health’s Eastern Region, which includes Baystate Wing Hospital and Baystate Mary Lane. “The Bank has been an important partner to us for more than three decades, supporting – among other projects – new surgical suites and inpatient units at Baystate Wing and renovation of Baystate Mary Lane’s Radiology Department and Oncology Services. When our new Emergency Department opens its doors, it will stand as a testament to Country Bank’s longstanding investment in high-quality healthcare in our region – and to the generosity of every donor to this campaign.”

“I was in so much pain, but the staff somehow made it as stress-free as possible,” she remembers, reserving special praise for Tom Mappleback, RN, Laura Charron, RN, Jamie Bradshaw, RN, Tyler Christianson, DO, and patient care technician Barbara Dart. “They checked on me regularly while I was waiting to be seen, brought me heated blankets, and just took really good care of me from the moment we checked in to the moment I came out of anesthesia after having my shoulder set. And they all got along so well. I knew I was in good hands.”

“It was actually kind of magical,” she says.

To learn more about plans for the new Emergency Department at Baystate Wing Hospital, or to make a gift, please contact: Teresa Grove at (413) 370-5798 or [email protected]

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17,600 square feet Dedicated patient rooms for trauma, behavioral health and other specialty care Private rooms replace curtained bays Double the number of treatment rooms – including two designated for trauma care and three for behavioral health needs

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CT scan and x-ray facilities located in Emergency Department Surge capacity to accommodate epidemic, natural disaster, or other needs Total project cost: $17.2 million Total to be funded by philanthropy: $2.8 million Scheduled for completion September 2018 Baystate Health Foundation

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NEAR RIGHT: Bernadette and Jan Piepul display photos of proud moments in their lives, including Bernadette at her nursing school graduation. FAR RIGHT: Bernadette and Jan relax at home with their cat, Riley.

Making an Enduring Impact through Planned Giving Bernadette and Jan Piepul’s legacy builds on decades of care and community service – promising to deliver a higher state of caring at Baystate Health for generations to come. Retirement is one of life’s sentinel crossroads – a moment when one finds oneself looking both backward and forward. What have I achieved? What gives my life meaning? What will my legacy be? For Bernadette and Jan Piepul, post-retirement estate planning led to a generous, lasting gift to provide future support for Baystate Children’s Hospital. Lifelong Springfield residents, the Piepuls have always had a special connection with Baystate Health and a desire to help children – the youngest, most vulnerable members of our community. Jan grew up near Baystate Medical Center and enjoyed getting to know many Baystate care providers who came to his family business, Piepul’s Camera Center. Bernadette recently retired from a distinguished 36-year career in surgical nursing – a long and fulfilling adventure that took her from the operating room to post-operative care to management of General Surgery at Baystate Medical Center. By including a gift to Baystate Children’s Hospital in their estate plan, the Piepuls are providing crucial future resources to improve children’s health and well-being.

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Supporting a shared mission Bernadette and Jan have been making charitable contributions in support of patient care at Baystate Health for more than 25 years. A few years ago, they joined other members of our community in making our Children’s Specialty Center possible – a facility for outpatient specialty care. By including Baystate Children’s Hospital in their will, the Piepuls have now planned their largest and most lasting gift. Leaving a legacy at Baystate Children’s Hospital was a natural decision for the Piepuls. They share a profound sense of personal and professional mission with the healthcare professionals there, as well as deep compassion for the children who are struggling with health challenges. “You see the impact of philanthropy everywhere at Baystate Children’s Hospital – from life-saving equipment to the clinical and Child Life services provided throughout the hospital,” says Bernadette. “You feel the commitment of the nurses and other staff members. They love their jobs and they love their patients. We love the idea of supporting all that they do with an estate gift.”

Spirit of caring Through their bequest, Bernadette and Jan Piepul will ensure that the vital work of Baystate Children’s Hospital will be sustained at the highest level for years to come. And they will help advance innovations beyond imagining for young patients and their families. “We’re so happy that our estate will be helping the children of our community long after we’re gone, in ways that we can’t even begin to envision today,” says Jan. “New, life-saving technologies will transform the care provided by a new generation of healthcare professionals. And we’ll be part of it through our legacy.” “The care you receive at Baystate is the best care you can receive anywhere,” says Bernadette. “I was proud to devote my nursing career to Baystate Health’s patients, and we are proud to sustain that care through our bequest.”

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“To punctuate decades of service with an enduring legacy gift, as the Piepuls have done, is a powerful act of generosity,” says Baystate Health President and CEO, Mark Keroack, MD. Bernadette and Jan’s generosity epitomizes the spirit of community at Baystate Health, says Mark Keroack, MD, president and CEO. “Healthcare is more than a career, it’s a calling,” says Keroack. “We are grateful that some of the nation’s finest healthcare professionals – nurses like Bernadette Piepul and men and women in an array of other professions – choose to dedicate their lives to our patients. We’re grateful to their families, as well – people like Jan Piepul – who make this all-encompassing life commitment along with their loved ones. To punctuate decades of service with an enduring legacy gift, as the Piepuls have done, is a powerful act of generosity.”

What will your legacy be? The Baystate Health Foundation Legacy Society celebrates the generosity of people in our community who have included Baystate Health in their long-term philanthropic plans. To learn more about joining Bernadette and Jan Piepul as a Baystate Health Foundation Legacy Society member, or for more information about how you can make a lasting impact on high-quality healthcare through a planned gift to Baystate Health, please contact: Kylie Johnson at (413) 794-7789 or [email protected] Baystate Health Foundation

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Honor Roll of Donors We have made every effort to ensure that our Honor Roll is complete and accurate; however, if you believe an error or omission has been made, please contact Jenna Conz at (413) 794-7827 or [email protected] and please accept our sincere apologies.

LEGACY SOCIETY: Recognizes donors who include a gift to Baystate Health Foundation in their will or trust; name us as a beneficiary or a retirement plan, brokerage account, life insurance policy, bank account, or real estate; establish a charitable gift annuity or trust; or make a future gift to Baystate Health through another arrangement in their estate plans. Anonymous (5) Brad and Jane Albert Judith Arno Pamela Barber Elizabeth Benner+ Julia Burk and John Gurney Millie and Ron Burkman, MD Paul and Harriet+ Cohen J. Olga Colson Christopher Cloutier Doris Cowdrey Steven and Amy Dane Dennis Dowling

Lisa Ekus Alterio Gallerani and Mary Dvarecka Gallerani+ Linda and Louis Grace, MD Jill Gravel Sharon and Benjamin Liptzin, MD Arthur and Jane Lloyd+ Debra Mazzaraco Richard Milstein George Moore+ Anne Paradis and Maryjane Canavan Jan and Bernadette Piepul Gertrude Pollard+

H. Russell Preston William Rugg James and Barbara Sadowsky Robert and Charlotte Shanley+ David and Marjorie Sherman+ James+ and Patricia Smith Richard and Carol Steele Gregory Swanson Mark and Noreen Tolosky Edward Tombs Donald Vachon+ Barbara Wojnilowicz

Jim Sadowsky, past chair, Baystate Health; Anne Paradis, chair, Baystate Health; Ron Bryant, president, Baystate Noble Hospital and Jane Albert, vice president of philanthropy, Baystate Health & executive director, Baystate Health Foundation gather before the 32nd annual 5K Run & Walk for a Noble Cause in April.

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VISIONARY SOCIETY: Recognizes donors who have given to endowment, providing an enduring foundation of essential support that will sustain Baystate Health for generations to come. $25,000-$49,999 Unrestricted distribution to entity based on donor intent

Anonymous Baystate Mary Lane Hospital Auxiliary Francis and Mary Dibble Samuel and Jenny Hanmer Orville Harrold Fund Irene E. and George A. Davis Foundation Yetta and Louis Izenstein+ Leroy and Ann+ Jarrett David and Ruth Katz Oscar Plotkin Springfield Anesthesia Service, Inc. Arthur and Margaret Stein+ Kristin Stueber, MD R. Lyman and Leslie Wood Estate of Diana A. Feffer Estate of William Gendron

Visionary Society Gifts of Estate

Estate of Mollie M. Goldberg Estate of Louise C. Kennedy, Esq. Estate of Rebecca E. Murdoch Estate of Warren D. Platt Estate of Benjamin B. Winer

Estate of Robert Adolphson Estate of Dorothea Baddeley Estate of Doris C. Burnett Estate of Priscilla Burnette Estate of John C. Campbell Estate of Thomas and Mollie Carr Estate of Arthur H. and Barbara M. Clarke Estate of Dorothy Craig Estate of Louise Marie Craig Estate of Richard Emerson Estate of Doris A. Felton Estate of Priscilla J. Hall Estate of Horace Bascom Hill Estate of Robert Ferry Hovey Estate of Richard I. Hyde Estate of William J. Kenney, Jr. Estate of Arthur L. and Jane W. Lloyd Estate of Lawrence Marchese Estate of Sadie S. Neild

$50,000 and above Restricted distribution to entity based on donor intent

Anonymous Fairy Brown, MD+ Mary E. Chapin Trust Country Bank Lynn and William Foggle Felice Frankel The Grodsky Family John+ and Madge McNair Audrey and J. Gordon+ Rich, MD Robert and Charlotte Shanley+ Gladys M. Sprayson Trust

An endowment gift to Baystate Health Foundation will establish a permanent, living legacy – advancing world-class, accessible health care in western Massachusetts for years to come. Gifts to our endowment provide vital resources which allows Baystate Health to continue to deliver leading-edge care in a changing healthcare landscape. An endowed fund offers a meaningful Five Star Building Corp., longtime supporters of Baystate Children’s Hospital, visited our Play Deck and presented a gift of $25,000 toward the new Pediatric Procedures & Infusion Unit. Pictured (left to right): Kathleen Bronner, director of philanthropy, Baystate Health Foundation; Meghan Brewer, child life specialist, and Jason Leonard, RN, manager of the PICU at Baystate Children’s Hospital; Kevin Perrier, president, Five Star Building Corp; and Barry Christman, vice president of operations and business development at Five Star Building Corp.

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IMPACT SOCIETY: Recognizes donors who have reached a fundraising milestone of $50,000 or more in cumulative lifetime giving. Anonymous (6) Ace Hardware A & P Super Foodmart Charity Foundation Albert E. Steiger Co. Jeffrey Allard, MD Etta A. Allen Trust Amelia Peabody Charitable Fund Angelica Corporation Babson Capital Management, LLC Balise Motor Sales Company Bank of America Merrill Lynch Bank of New England - West Barr & Barr, Inc. BayBank Charitable Trust Fund Baystate Franklin Auxiliary Baystate Mary Lane Hospital Auxiliary Baystate Mary Lane Hospital Medical Staff Baystate Medical Center Medical Staff Baystate Medical Practices Baystate MRI & Imaging LLC Baystate OB/GYN Group, Inc. Baystate Reference Laboratories BCH Friends of Children’s Hospital Berkshire Bank Foundation, Inc. William A. Berry & Son, Inc. Berry Plastics Corp. Channing and Marie Bete The Beveridge Family Foundation, Inc. Big Y Foods, Inc. The Blanker Foundation, Inc. Jeffrey Blomstedt, MD and Susan Lascala Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts BMC Auxiliary BMC OB/GYN Faculty Roberta and Robert Bolduc The John B. Bonavita Memorial Golf Tournament Boston Scientific Bradlees, Inc. John H. and Barbara N. Breck Charitable Foundation Brennan Family Foundation Ottilie P. Brown Trust Bulkley, Richardson and Gelinas, LLP Millie and Ron Burkman, MD 14

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Ellen and Edward Noonan, co-chairs of the Baystate Wing Emergency Department Campaign, were among hundreds of donors recognized at Baystate Health Foundation’s President’s Society Reception in September. The annual event celebrates philanthropy’s impact on all of the organizations and programs of Baystate Health. Pictured (left to right): Ellen Noonan, Edward Noonan, Baystate Health and Baystate Wing Hospital trustee and Teresa Grove, philanthropy officer for Baystate Health Foundation. Photo courtesy of Paul Schnaittacher Photography.

Cheney H. Calkins Trust Marguerite Callahan Robert and Sandra Carnevale Charles Cavagnaro III, MD and Joseph Bruseo, PhD Channing Bete Company Mary E. Chapin Trust Robert Charles Photography Chatham-Beech Charitable Foundation Chicopee Savings Bank Chicopee Savings Charitable Foundation Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals Edmund and Anne Childs Michael and Patricia Cohen Robert and Mary Cohn Colebrook Realty Services, Inc. College of American Pathologists Community Foundation of Western Massachusetts Dorthy D. Conkey Trust Cordis Cardiology Country Bank Mary M. Cutler Trust Charles and Elizabeth D’Amour

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Donald and Michele D’Amour Gerald and Jeanne D’Amour Ada Darling Trust Irene E. and George A. Davis Foundation John and Robyn Davis Mary Davis

Trecia Marchand, vice president of marketing and member services for Pioneer Valley Credit Union speaks on-air with Chris Kellogg of the 94.7 WMAS Kellogg Krew during the 15th annual Radiothon for Baystate Children’s Hospital. As part of their official Change Hero sponsorship for the Radiothon, Pioneer Valley Credit Union awards a $1,000 gift to the top-fundraising school participating in the event’s Change Hero School Challenge.

Tom Shields, president & CEO, Shields Health Care, stopped by one of his company’s course signs at the 13th annual Max Golf Classic held at Crestview Country Club in July. The tournament, hosted by Max’s Tavern, raised over $246,000 for Baystate Children’s Hospital.

Stephen and Ann Davis Deerfield Academy Delta Sand and Gravel, Inc. The Dennis Group, LLC Ernest J. Dexter Trust Henrietta F. Dexter Trust Francis and Mary Dibble Diversified Metals, Inc. Richard and Bernadine Dooley Dow Jones Foundation Eaglebrook School Easthampton Savings Bank Foundation, Inc. Thomas Ebert, MD and Sheila Donnelly, MD Peter and Phebe Elliott Ernest Osterman Family Foundation Erving Industries, Inc. Irving+ and Cathleen Esleeck Eugene A. Dexter Charitable Fund Dorothy Evans F.L. Roberts & Co., Inc. Domenic and Lorraine Ferrante FieldEddy Insurance First Church of Christ in Longmeadow Fitness First Health & Fitness Center Fleet Bank of Massachusetts, N.A. Nancy and Loring Flint, MD

Lynn and William Foggle Ray and Ruth Foucher Felice Frankel Fresenius Kidney Care Friendly’s Manufacturing & Retail, LLC Eric and Linda Fuller Galavotti-Chianti Open Tournament John and Paula Gallup Lewis N. Gilbert Trust Sarah Gillett Services for the Elderly, Inc. Lucy D. Gillett Trust Greenfield Cooperative Bank Greenfield Savings Bank Griffin’s Friends Harold Grinspoon Charitable Foundation The Grodsky Family Albert E. Hale Trust Edward and Kathleen Hammond Hampden Bank Charitable Foundation, Inc. Hampden Bank Samuel and Jenny Hanmer Frank and Beatrice Hano James and Alice Hardigg Harry Grodsky & Co., Inc.

Hasbro, Inc. Jeffrey Hayer, MD Health New England N. & G. Hibbard Trust Gertrude M. Hibbard Trust Hillside Plastics, Inc. Raymond R. Houle Construction Inc. Hyundai Hope on Wheels J.D. Rivet & Co., Inc. Grace C. Jordan Trust Junior Branch Auxiliary Kanzaki Specialty Papers Katelynn’s Ride/Walk David and Ruth Katz Mark A. Keroack, MD, MPH and Ann Errichetti, MD Gale and Robert Kirkwood, MD Kittredge Foundation Kiwanis Club of Springfield Kohl’s Charles and Jane Kusek John S. Lane & Son, Inc. Kevin and Susan Lawson Francis and Ethel+ Lemay Adrian and Virginia Levsky Sharon and Benjamin Liptzin, MD Save a Goddess Kathleen and Anthony+ Lovell, MD Lunt Silversmiths, Inc. Frances F. Lutolf Trust William and Pasqualina Lyons+ Cynthia and William Lyons, III John+ and Ann Mann Mansfield Paper Co., Inc. James Martin+ MassMutual Financial Group Jacqueline McDavitt John+ and Madge McNair Medtronic, Inc. Grace P. Meekins Trust Merck & Co., Inc. Mestek, Inc. Meyers Brothers Kalicka, P.C. Milton Bradley Company Monarch Capital Corp. William and Susan Monks Monsanto Fund Monson Savings John J. Mullen, Sr. Family Charitable Foundation Beatrice and John Mullen Nauset Properties


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New England Dermatology & Laser Center New England Orthopedic Surgeons LENOX/American Saw Ed and Ellen Noonan Gordon and Pamela Oakes Paul and Tracy Opalinski The Paul O’Reilly Spirit of Champions Race Benjamin Osborne, MD and Katherine Osborne Shirley Batsie Memorial Rose Sale Joseph E. Parry Irrevocable Trust Joseph and Emily Partyka Patriot Home Improvement Jessie T. Patterson Trust Fred and Susan Pazmino Pearson Systems, Inc. Louise G. Pease Trust Pelican Products, Inc. People’s United Bank PeoplesBank Peter and Melissa Picknelly Pioneer Valley Credit Union Pioneer Valley Radiation Oncology, P.C. Judith Plotkin-Goldberg

Chandravathi Loke, MD, oncologist at Baystate Mary Lane; Michelle Holmgren, public affairs specialist, Baystate Health and Walk of Champions committee member; John O’Neill, Walk of Champions founder; Jane Albert, vice president of philanthropy, Baystate Health and Mike Moran, chief administrative officer, Baystate Health Eastern Region celebrate before the start of the 11th annual Walk of Champions benefitting the Baystate Regional Cancer Program at Baystate Mary Lane.

PricewaterhouseCoopers, LLP Radiology & Imaging, Inc. Herbert W. Reed Trust Bob and Marjorie Reid Virginia and Edward Reiter, MD Rice Family Foundation Rice Oil Co., Inc. Audrey and J. Gordon+ Rich, MD Rite Aid Corp.

Benjamin Osborne, MD, residency program director for the emergency & trauma center, recognized medical resident Benjamin Kitt, DO with a Gifts of Gratitude pin in May after a donation was received acknowledging the life-saving care Dr. Kitt provided to his patient, John Goodrow, while in cardiac arrest. To watch Dr. Kitt receive his Gift of Gratitude, please visit baystatehealth.org/bhf and click on “Stay Connected.”

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Ryland and Mary Robbins Steven and Georgianne Roberts Rocky’s Ace Hardware Roger Williams University William D. Russell Fund Nancy and Eckart Sachsse, MD The William Sadowsky Family Foundation James and Barbara Sadowsky Ronald and Brenna Sadowsky Sanderson-MacLeod, Inc. The Sandri Companies Edward and Patricia Savides Mary Ellen and Roy Scott Christopher Sears Memorial Golf Tournament Robert and Charlotte Shanley+ Anne Nicklaw Shaver Memorial Golf Tournament Shawmut Bank of Franklin County Shields Health Care Kathleen and John Shields Thomas and Patrice Shields SIS Charitable Fund Smith & Wesson Sanford Smoot, MD Sovereign Bank John and Nancy Spanbauer Spike it for Life Spirit Children/Spencer Gifts Gladys M. Sprayson Trust Springfield Anesthesia Service, Inc. Springfield Marriott Paula Squires Stan Home, Inc.

David and Peggy Starr Grace C. Stebbins Trust Richard and Carol Steele Steffian Bradley Architects Joan Stetson and R. Gary Stetson Douglas+ and Frances Stotz Strathmore Paper Co., Inc. Gladys and Robert Sullivan Lydia P. Swazey Fund Linda and Stephen Sweet, MD TD Bank TD Insurance, Inc. The Republican Herbert H. Thresher Trust L&F Tifft Trust United Bank Foundation United Bank Universal Electric Co., Inc. UMass “For The Kids” UDance Edward and Barbara Urban Foundation Robert and Delores Viarengo Waldbaum’s Super Food Mart, Inc. Walmart Stores, Inc. Edward M. Walker Trust William B. Walker Trust The Leo S. Walsh Foundation Wells-Health Trust Fund Steven Wenner, MD and Nadine Wenner, MD Daniel B. Wesson Trust

Western Mass GMC Truck Dealer Western Mass. Bridge Association, Inc. Western Massachusetts Electric Company dba Eversource Westfield Bank Burton Winer+ Wing Memorial Hospital Auxiliary R. Lyman and Leslie Wood Yankee Candle Co., Inc. W.F. Young, Inc. Tyler and Jean Young Impact Society Gifts of Estate Estate of Ruth Adams Estate of Robert Adolphson Estate of Dorothea Baddeley Estate of Elizabeth L. Barrows Estate of M. Constance Breck Estate of Carl E. Breyer, Jr. Estate of Fairy Brown, MD Estate of Gladys L. Brown Estate of Doris C. Burnett Estate of Priscilla Burnette Estate of John C. Campbell Estate of Thomas and Mollie Carr Estate of Arthur H. and Barbara M. Clarke Estate of Dorothy Craig Estate of Louise Marie Craig Estate of Richard Emerson

Estate of Edward Felter Estate of Doris A. Felton Estate of Edward J. Gramse, DDS Estate of Dorothy S. Grant Estate of Mary F. Graves Estate of Eunice Grout Estate of Catherine A. Gunn Estate of Ruth Hafer Estate of Priscilla J. Hall Estate of Marjorie P. Hayes Estate of Horace Bascom Hill Estate of Robert Ferry Hovey Estate of Richard I. Hyde Estate of Madeline L. Kapinos Estate of William J. Kenney, Jr. Estate of Lottie Kunasko Estate of Arthur L. and Jane W. Lloyd Estate of Lawrence Marchese Estate of Dorothy Margolis Estate of Arthur Marshall Estate of Evelyn K. Michelman Estate of Sadie S. Neild Estate of Pauline Sanders Estate of John H. Sanderson Estate of Victoria Sanderson Estate of Phyllis W. Smith Foundation Trust Estate of Clark C. Stephenson Estate of George T. Storrs Estate of Mildred C. Wojcik Student athletes from Amherst, Belchertown and Ware visited the oncology unit at Baystate Mary Lane Outpatient Center to present a check in support of cancer care and services. Their Spike It For Life charitable volleyball tournament raised $4,828. Pictured: Mike Moran, president and chief administrative officer of Baystate Health’s Eastern Region (right) joins members of the oncology staff in thanking the team members and their coaches.

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PRESIDENT’S SOCIETY: Recognizes donors who make gifts of $1,000 or more to our annual fund between January 1 and December 31 (excluding capital campaign commitments and pledge payments). Pledges are considered gifts in full at time of receipt.

Platinum Members $10,000 and above Anonymous (2) 4kers for Kidneys Advance Mfg. Co., Inc. Antonacci Family Foundation Barr & Barr, Inc. Baystate Franklin Auxiliary Baystate Medical Center Medical Staff Big Y Foods, Inc. Employees of Big Y Foods, Inc. Kit Sang and Stephen Boos, MD Estate of Carl E. Breyer, Jr. Bulkley, Richardson and Gelinas, LLP Herbert & Josephine Burk Noble Hospital Fund Patricia Canavan and Jim Gosselin Cartamundi ELM, LLC Child’s Play Charity Pamela Coe College of American Pathologists Country Bank Crothall Healthcare Elm Electrical, Inc. Fitness First Health & Fitness Center Five Star Building Corp. Lynn and William Foggle Diane and Richard Friedberg, MD, PhD The Gaudreau Group, Inc. Griffin’s Friends Health New England Katelynn’s Ride/Walk Mark A. Keroack, MD, MPH and Ann Errichetti, MD Kohl’s John S. Lane & Son, Inc. Mark and Sandra Lauria Kevin and Susan Lawson Adrian and Virginia Levsky Sharon and Benjamin Liptzin, MD MassMutual Financial Group Max’s Tavern New York Life Insurance Company Baystate Noble Hospital Medical Staff Benjamin Osborne, MD and Katherine Osborne, DVM 18

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Charles Plasse Rite Aid Corp. Robert Charles Photography Rocky’s Ace Hardware The William Sadowsky Family Foundation James and Barbara Sadowsky Joseph and Maureen Sergienko Thomas and Patrice Shields Smith & Wesson Specialty Bolt & Screw, Inc. Spectral Medical Inc. Speedway Springfield Falcons Charitable Foundation, Inc. Richard and Carol Steele Steffian Bradley Architects Taste of Table & Vine United Bank Foundation UMass “For The Kids” UDance USA Hauling & Recycling, Inc. Norma Vinick Walmart Stores, Inc. Westfield Emergency Physicians, PC E. David and Marcy Wilson Gold Members $5,000 - $9,999 Anonymous (2) 90 Meat Outlet ABC Supply Co., Inc. Ace Hardware Brad and Jane Albert Richard and Linda Anderson Baystate Breast & Wellness Center Baystate MRI & Imaging LLC Baystate NICU Family & Friends 5K Elizabeth Benner Berkshire Bank Foundation, Inc. BMC Marketplace Roberta and Robert Bolduc Carter-McLeod Paper and Packaging, Inc. Celebration of Hope of W. MA Chatham-Beech Charitable Foundation Chicopee Savings Charitable Foundation Clark Enterprises

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Morgan “Momo” Morris, 2016-2017 Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals Massachusetts Champion (right) and Baystate Children’s Hospital patient was honored on-field with her fellow Champions from across the United States this summer at a Washington Nationals game in Washington, DC. Momo was diagnosed with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia (ALL) at age two and is now cancer-free. Photo courtesy of Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals.

Columbia Mfg. Co., Inc. Commercial Distributing Co., Inc. Connecticut Portable Storage, LLC D & D Fitness Factory, Inc. Stephen and Ann Davis Eastern Architectural Representatives Steven and Donna Feldman Friendly Variety Store Gale Toyota Hannoush Jewelers, Inc. Nabil and Julie Hannoush Harry Grodsky & Co., Inc. Employees of Health New England Raymond R. Houle Construction Inc. J.D. Rivet & Co., Inc. MaryLynn and Barry Jacobs, MD Jeffries, LLC Kinsley Power Systems The Knight Family Fund Market Mentors, LLC John and Sandra Maybury Meadow Place Dental

Mile Tree School PTO John J. Mullen, Sr. Family Charitable Foundation New Castle Building Products Cliff and Ellen Noreen OMG, Inc. Anne Paradis and Maryjane Canavan Pioneer Valley Credit Union Prolamina RE/MAX RE/MAX Swift River Valley RoundTower Technologies Ronald and Brenna Sadowsky Eric and Diane Sanderson SEI/Aaron’s, Inc. Nancy Shendell-Falik and Jay Falik Spike it for Life Spirit Children/Spencer Gifts Gary and Deborah Stein Subway Vs. Cancer Foundation Westfield Bank Westfield Electroplating Co., Inc. Westfield Gas and Electric Westfield State University Silver Members $2,500-$4,999 Anonymous Abide, Inc. Adams & Ruxton Construction Co. AFC Urgent Care Air Compressor Engineering Co., Inc. Anne Nicklaw Shaver Educational Fund Arbella Insurance Group Charitable Foundation, Inc. Debra and Andrew Artenstein, MD Paul Asselin Astro Chemicals, Inc. Automated Logic Aztec Office Technology Babson Capital Management, LLC Bacon Wilson, PC Robert and Andrea Bacon Baronet Coffee Baystate Reference Laboratories Spike it for Life - Belchertown High School BMC School of Nursing Alumni Diane and Gregory Braden, MD Bradway Financial

John H. and Barbara N. Breck Charitable Foundation Broadway Office Interiors Ronald and Eileen Bryant C.O. Mustaches Helping Kids Cancer Free Kids Carlisle SynTec Systems Dennis and Norma Chalke Circle K City Tire Company Clinical Financial Resource The Colvest Group Edward F. Corcoran Plumbing & Heating Co., Inc. Michael and Elizabeth Crowley Jo-Ann Davis and David Longworth, MD The Dennis Group, LLC Albert Desjardins Disability Management Services, Inc. Jason Dominick Richard and Bernadine Dooley Eagle Rivet Roof Service Corp. Easthampton Fire Fighters Association, IAFF Local 1876 Jennifer and John Endicott Lisa and Edward Feldmann, MD Firtion Adams Funeral Service, Inc. Betsey and Malcolm Freedman, DO Freshpoint

Arthur and Peggy Grodd Samuel and Jenny Hanmer Charles Hapcook and Randi Steiger Heritage Wholesalers Harry Hoar III, MD and Gina Luciano, MD Hurley & David, Inc. Industrial Technical Services, Inc. Intercity Lines, Inc. Iron Workers Local 7 Rachel Ivker, MD Jefferson Radiology Troy Karwowski Jacqueline and George Keady III Keches Law Group Mary Wilson Kibbe Joan Walsh-Konefal and Stanley Konefal, MD Betty and Kevin LaRue Lighting Affiliates LUSO Federal Credit Union M.C.L. Mechanical Services, Inc. Kathleen Mahoney, MD Grace Makari-Judson, MD and Peter Judson, MD John and Sandra Maybury Maura and Edwin McCaffrey Raymond and Sarah McCarthy

In Olympic fashion, cancer survivors and Wheeling for Healing Ride/Walk/Run participants, Bob Diamond and Bill Plumley (left to right) bite down on their survivor medals before heading to the start line of the 9th annual event, which raised $50,000 for cancer care and services at Baystate Franklin Medical Center. Photo courtesy of Ginny Newton.


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William McGee, MD and Sarah McGee, MD Maura McQueeney and Michael Stehney MED Exchange International, Inc. Medical Imaging Systems, Inc. George Ditomassi and Michele Megas-Ditomassi Mercier Carpet Service, Inc. Meridian Industrial Group, LLC Meyers Brothers Kalicka, P.C. Scot and Julia Millay New England Copy Specialists, Inc. LENOX/American Saw North Bridge Building Products, LLC Nouria Energy Corporation O’Reilly Talbot & Okun Associates, Inc. John and Dorothy Pajak People’s United Insurance Agency PeoplesBank Jane Porcelan, MD Professional Drywall Construction, Inc. Jason and Janine Queenin E. Penny Pounder and Niels Rathlev, MD Raymour & Flanigan Reflex Lighting Group of CT, LLC Virginia and Edward Reiter, MD William Roberts Electric Co., Inc. Savage Arms, Inc. Mary Ellen and Roy Scott SEI/Aaron’s, Inc. Sephora Signet Electronic Systems, Inc. Sika Sarnafil Rachana Singh, MD Six Flags New England Somers Sanitation Service Springfield Marriott St. Francis Hospital and Medical Center Tech Roofing Service, Inc. Tighe & Bond Titan Roofing, Inc. Kathy Tobin Noreen and Mark Tolosky, JD Sip & Shop to benefit Rays of Hope United Bank Unitex/A & P Coat US Electrical Services, Inc. Valet Park of America Joel and Leigh Vengco

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Steven Wenner, MD and Nadine Wenner, MD Western Mass. Endodontics, PC. Wingate Healthcare, Inc. Carol Zuckerman Bronze Members $1,000-$2,499 Anonymous (5) Agawam In-Town Soccer Association Agnoli Sign Company, Inc. Jean Ahn and Jonathan Han Kelly and Michael Albert, MD Alegria Dance and Fitness, LLC Alert Ambulance Service, Inc. American Legion, Inc. - Post 452 American Renal Management, LLC Amherst Pelham Regional School Amherst Railway Society, Inc. Stuart Anfang, MD and Michelle Kosche Anfang, MD Annino, Draper & Moore, PC Armstrong Family Fund David and Sandra Nichols Patricia and Michael Bailin, MD W. Jeffrey Baker, MD and Marie D’Amour Baker Balise Motor Sales Company Bank of America Merrill Lynch Baystate OB/GYN Group, Inc. Beaver Mountain Farms Belchertown High School Evan Benjamin, MD and Kristen Sommer Benjamin Ronald Berger, MD and Carol Berger, PhD Kenneth and Sharon Bernard Peter and Kay Bernon Penny and Anthony Bertolasio Channing and Marie Bete Chris and Candace Bignell BimboBakeries Birch Manor for Nursing and Rehabilitation Charlotte Boney, MD and Charles Lasitter Daniel Boucher Bowditch & Dewey, LLP Maura Brennan, MD and Dennis Yasutomo Kathleen and Lenard Bronner Kenneth Burchard

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Donald and Emily Burd Barbara Burke Millie and Ron Burkman, MD Stephen and Donna Burrall Tommie Lee Burton Ruth and Robert Bushey Cheryl Butler Margaret Carr Jonathan Carter and Beth Carter, MD Charles L. Polep Visiting Nurse Association Fund Michael and Ann Chechile Judith Chelte, PhD Elaine and Andrew Chertoff, MD Chicopee High School City Tire Company Christopher Cloutier Cobble Mountain Landscaping Code Red Consultants Columbia Gas Of Massachusetts Community Enrichment, Inc. ConAgra Foods Foundation Douglas and Val Cowieson CSI Leasing Mary and Michael Daly, Jr. Charles and Elizabeth D’Amour Joseph D’Amour Marion and Demosthenes Dasco, MD John and Robyn Davis Jeanmarie Deliso and Lisa Doherty Debra Dempsey Joanne and Richard Dernoga Florence and Peter DeRose Harriet and Raymond DeVerry

Groovy guests including Jack Sarat and Nancy Neilson, former event chairs, danced the night away at the 52nd annual Baystate Noble Ball in October. The “Sensational Seventies” themed event raised funds in support of modernizing the hospital’s main entrance.

Diversified Metals, Inc. Garry Domozick William and Linda Donoghue Edwin Driver Easthampton High School Easthampton Savings Bank Eastman Chemical Co. Eaton & Eustis Company Endologix, Inc. David and Samantha Edwards Janet and John Egelhofer, MD The EIS Foundation, Inc. Paul and Deborah Engel Ermosa Hair Design Ethan Taylor Benevolent Fund Facial Cosmetic & Maxillofacial Surgery, P.C. Jennifer Faulkner and Craig Kupinsky Michael and Donna Favreau Beverly Fein Harriet and Rick Fingeroth, MD First Church of Christ in Longmeadow Steven Fischel, MD Robert and Elizabeth Flanagan Forest Park Middle School Freedom Credit Union Paul Friedmann, MD and Hon. Ilana Rovner Joseph and Mary Lee Gaffney Elba and Denis Gagnon, Jr. John and Paula Gallup David L. Gang, MD and Roberta Hillenberg-Gang Thomas and Barbara Garrity Cory J. Garwacki Foundation, Inc. The GE Foundation Laurie Gianturco, MD and Neil Swinton Thomasina and Philip Glynn, MD Albert Goldberg+ and Miriam Lieff GoodDoneGreat Daniel Goodman Katie and Ian Goodman, MD Diane and Lawrence Goodman, MD Chelsea Gordner, DO Timothy and Susan Graney Greater Springfield EWGA The Greater Springfield Harriers Scott Grenier and Anabela Pereira Greenfield Savings Bank Jody Gross Jeffrey Knight and Audrey Guhn, MD

The compassion of Baystate’s healthcare professionals takes many forms. Inspired by the courage of the babies and families she cares for every day, Allison Linnenbach, a physician assistant in the Davis NICU, started the Baystate NICU Family & Friends 5K. In June, Linnenbach hosted the second annual 5K event with support from Century Fitness and Fleet Feet Sports, raising $8,050 and bringing the two-year fundraising total to more than $12,000. Pictured at the check presentation are (left to right): Briana LaChapelle, events manager, Baystate Health Foundation; Lindsay Jamgochian of Century Fitness and her son, Jace, a NICU graduate; Allison Linnenbach; and Tim and Jill Murphy of Fleet Feet Sports Longmeadow.

Jay and Marguerite Gump, MD Neal Hadro, MD and Jennifer Hadro, MD J. Scott and Maureen Haftmann Daphne and Stephen Hall, MD Marsha and William Harbison, MD Hayes Management Consulting Donald and Sheila Healy Timothy Healy Michelle and Richard Hicks, MD Amy and Kevin Hinchey, MD Kenneth and Jacquelyn Howard Dusty and Mary Lou Hoyt Jack Hulmes, Jr. Ice It Up IHOP Imprivata, Inc. International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 7 Janine’s Frostee, Inc. Jiggy’s Mohammed Jiyad Johns Manville Susan and Gordon Josephson, MD Joan Katz Hon. George and Patricia Keady Thomas Keenan Kelly-Fradet Lumber Arthur King, MD Gale and Robert Kirkwood, MD Kenneth and Christine Klucznik

Laura Pinkston Koenigs, MD and Kenneth Koenigs, MD Kohl’s Stanley Kowalski, Jr., PhD Nancy Flam and Neil Kudler, MD Aaron Kugelmass, MD and Karen Ambrose Alice Lawrence and Steve Lawrence, MD Daniel Lawrence Leaman Auctions Ltd. June LeDuc Carol and Gary Levine, MD Employees of Liberty Mutual Insurance Life’s Memories & More Joseph and Sue LoBello Timothy Londo Longmeadow High School John and Barbara MacNeish Thomas and Marjorie Magill David Maguire, MD Dwight Manley Ann Mann Marcotte Ford Sales, Inc. Theodore Mason, MD and Holly Mason, MD MassMutual Financial Group Thomas and Lauren Mazzoli Michael and Jennipher McCabe Michael McIntyre


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Christine McKiernan, MD and Kevin McAllister Keith and Carol McLean-Shinaman Michael McNerney MedCare Emergency Health Wilson Mertens, MD and Lucinda Cassells, MD Mestek, Inc. George and Cheryl Minckler David Miner Mae Mae Mirabelli Monson High School National Honor Society Monson Savings Christopher Moore, MD Kevin and Lisa Moriarty Kevin Moriarty, MD Peter Mowschenson, MD LouAnn Muir and Paul Hutchinson Paul and Dale Murphy Thomas Murphy Nail Designers John and Frances Naughton New England Dermatology & Laser Center Robyn Newhouse, PhD Jason and Kristen Newmark Janet Nirenberg Ed and Ellen Noonan Gordon and Pamela Oakes Margot and Stephen O’Connor, MD Edward and Patricia O’Day Thomas O’Neil Patrick O’Neill Andrew and Moira O’Shea Katarina Otero Katharyn and David Pacheco Packaging Products, Corp Rajiv Padmanabhan, MD Margaux Paine Thomas and Arlyn Parker Jeffrey Pechulis Pediatric Services of Springfield, Inc. People’s United Bank Lawrence Peters, MD George Petitt and Maria Cantalini-Petitt James and Kathryn Phaneuf Pioneer Provisions, LLC Adrienne and Leonard Plotkin, MD Paul and Andrea Pohl Susan and Stanley Polansky, MD 22

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Katherine and James Polga, MD James and Amy Pollard Christine Pollock Pomeroy Sugar House Popco Servic, Inc. Pope Francis High School Renée Pouliot PricewaterhouseCoopers, LLP Proshred Security Deborah and Mark Provost Katherine Putnam and Timothy Delaney Quirk Wire Co. Sydney and Jack Ramey David and Ellen Ratner James Reiss, MD and Luce Reiss, MD Renal and Transplant Associates of New England, PC Residence Inn by Marriott Michael and Susan Ribeiro Richter Laboratories, Inc. Frank Robinson, PhD and Dora Robinson Roger Butler Insurance Agency Roger Sitterly & Son, Inc. Mary Lou and Adam Roman, Jr. Patricia Rose Rosewood Consulting Co. Rovithis Realty, LLC Jennifer and James Ryan III Eckart Sachsse, MD Scott and Jodie Sadowsky SAL Post 338

The Law Offices of Mark E. Salomone Erin and Doug Salvador, MD Sanderson-MacLeod, Inc. Deena and Barry Sarvet, MD Elizabeth Schoenfeld, MD and Pranay Parikh, MD Seaman Dicarlo General Contractors, Inc. Paul and Josephine Sears Security 101 Neal Seymour, MD Kimberly Shattuck Patrick and Leslie Sheehy Shields Health Care SMC Partners, LLC Erin Smith Vanessa Smith and Elizabeth Lehman Thomas Sohre Sons of the American Legion South Congregational Church Douglas+ and Frances Stotz Suffield Academy Luz and David Sullivan Patrick and Nancy Sullivan Glenn and Diane Surprenant Cheryl Santagate-Sutton and Brian Sutton, MD Michele and Jeffrey Talka Tantasqua Regional High School Kelly and David Tashjian, MD Mark and Deborah Teed The Three Sisters Cookbooks Frank and Maria Tilli

Our pediatric patients were treated to an exciting virtual reality experience at the hospital’s holiday party in December, thanks to a generous in-kind donation by Robert Charles Photography. Pictured: a child visits a virtual world, using a VR headset, as Giuseppe Zemba, director of sales at Link to VR, looks on. Photo courtesy of Robert Charles Photography.

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TommyCar Auto Deborah Torres Travelers Community Connections UMass Memorial MRI & Imaging Center, LLC Employees of University of Massachusetts Bruce and Nancy Urbschat R.G. Vanderweil Engineers, LLP Vertex Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Vital Data Management, Inc. Brian and Kate Wailgum Mary and Richard Wait, MD Kristopher and Deborah Walsh Francine Lavin Weaver Wendy Webber West Brookfield Family Practice Hiry and Mary West Westfield Dental Associates, Inc. Westfield Gardens Nursing and Rehabilitation Employees of Westfield State University Whalley Computer Associates, Inc. Window World of Western Massachusetts Stanley and Karen Winer Sally and Stephen Wittenberg, MD Women of the Moose Lodge Chicopee Falls - Chapter 1489 R. Lyman and Leslie Wood David and Elizabeth Woods Mary Alice Worden Xtreme Paintball Your Choice Brands, LLC In-Kind Gifts (valued at over $1,000) 94.7 WMAS & 1450AM The Hall Aquatic Development Group Balise Lexus Bella Med Spa by Dr. Craig Schacher Bradley Auto Wash BusinessWest Meaghen Cianflone and Neighborhood Friends Avon Products Cartamundi Coffey Family Coca-Cola North America Corporate Traveler, Inc. Country Bank DAS Alarm Systems Inc.

Betty and Charles Barker, honorary co-chairs of Baystate Franklin Medical Center’s Keeping Care Local campaign, enjoy the bench named in recognition of their leadership role in the fundraising effort that helped make the hospital’s new surgery center (pictured behind them) possible. The new facility opened in June 2016.

DIF Design Elite Island Resorts Employees of Costco: Mary Loy Smith, Debbie Friedrich, Jon Hager and Kathy Fortin Expert Fitness F.L. Roberts & Co., Inc. Facial Cosmetic & Maxillofacial Surgery, P.C. Five Star Building Corp. Fleet Feet Sports - Longmeadow Hadley Fire Department and Hadley Police Department Susan Hanley Hannoush Jewelers, Inc. Nabil and Julie Hannoush The Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection and Insurance Co. Hasbro, Inc. Hazen Paper Company Jerome’s Party Plus Julie Ann Bloniasz Photography King Ward Coach Lines Kinsley Power Systems Kramer Portraits Lamar Hartford/Springfield Lattitude Restaurant Mansfield Paper Co., Inc.

Mapleshade School Gregory and Lisa Masciadrelli John and Sandra Maybury Max’s Tavern McClelland’s Florist David Mol Monson High School National Honor Society Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame NESN New England Golf Guide New England Martial Arts Training Center Newell Rubbermaid Peter Pan Bus Lines, Inc. Jackie Prendergast Professional Drywall Construction, Inc. Robert Charles Photography Ronald and Brenna Sadowsky Six Flags New England Team Transform Nation Thomas Fallon Hand Crafted Portraits Thomas Fallon Photography James Trask and Kathleen Lesser Trask Valet Park of America Keith and Maryann Watson Williams Distributing Corp. William B. Meyer, Inc. Zasco Productions, LLC

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Financial Overview

your impact Thanks to you, Baystate Health Foundation is growing steadily; its total assets increased by more than $7 million between 2015 and 2016. That’s vitally important – because our community’s needs are growing, too. Our Foundation distributed $9.3 million last year in support of facilities, services, and programs throughout Baystate Health – helping to deliver a higher state of caring for people in every city and town in our region. It all happened because of you. Whether you participate in an event, contribute to a capital campaign, make a gift to endowment, or support our Annual Fund, your generosity drives the far-reaching impact of Baystate Health Foundation. You help to provide state-of-the-art technology and facilities, enhance our medical and surgical services, extend our reach into the community, and make life warmer and safer for everyone – from the tiniest baby in our Davis Neonatal Intensive Care Unit to people who are coping with the challenges of aging.

Dennis Chalke Treasurer & Chief Financial Officer, Baystate Health Treasurer, Baystate Health Foundation

Are you as excited as we are about the positive energy that flows through our Foundation and by the promise of all that we can accomplish together? We hope that you’ll continue to make Baystate Health your charity of choice. Please take a moment to reflect on how philanthropy has helped to create this stellar healthcare system, and how you can become part of it all, for perpetuity, through a bequest or a gift to our endowment. We would be honored to preserve your legacy through our service to the community. We are so grateful for your support.

Dennis Chalke

By making Baystate Health Foundation your charity of choice last year, you helped support: Patient care in the 978 beds throughout all of our Baystate Health hospitals, ensuring the availability of local hospital care

1.7 million outpatient visits, including home visits The efforts of our academic medical center, including some of 301 physician residents at Baystate Medical Center

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204,000 visits to the Harold

$150 million in unreimbursed

Grinspoon & Diane Troderman Adult Emergency Department at Baystate Medical Center, the Sadowsky Family Pediatric Emergency Department and our urgent care facilities

care to patients in need ensuring every community member receives care regardless of their ability to pay

37,330 surgeries and helped provide procedures like cardiovascular surgery and neurosurgery close to home

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Nearly 4,351 babies who were born at Baystate Health hospitals, helping families grow with individualized care, and providing support for high-risk births in our Davis Neonatal Intensive Care, the region’s only NICU

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Contributions

Distributions

$5.8 million

($9.3 million $ in thousands) Planned Giving $0.1M 1% Foundations (Grants) $0.1M 2%

Events $2.5M 43%

Charitable outright gifts, endowment gifts, planned gifts and income from gift investments have allowed us to distribute funds in support of the health system.

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Outright Annual Giving $0.7M 12%

Patient Care, Education & Research $3,227

Major Gifts $0.5M 9%

Capital Campaigns $1.9M 33%

Capital – Buildings & Equipment

2,751

Endowment

1,973

Perpetual Trusts

1,380

TOTAL DISTRIBUTIONS

$9,331

TOTAL Major Gifts $2.4M 42%

Major gifts designate donations of $10,000+

Net Foundation Assets

Net Asset Investment Income

$117.2 million

Investment Gains: $11.4 million $4.6

$4.8

$19.6

$19.7

$52.8

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$3.1 $4.1

$11.4M

$58.6

$0.5 $3.7

2015 ($1.4M)

$(0.8) $(0.7) $.07 $(0.6)

2015 $110.1M

2016 $117.2M

Perpetual Trusts

Endowment

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Recognizing Our Donors By making Baystate Health Foundation your charity of choice, you’re investing in a higher state of caring for our community. Baystate Health Foundation inspires and recognizes vital philanthropic investments that advance the mission of Baystate Health: to improve the health of the people in our communities every day, with quality and compassion. We are grateful for the many individuals, families, corporations, foundations and other organizations that generously support Baystate Health Foundation. Thank you!

LEGACY SOCIETY

Recognizes donors who include a gift to Baystate Health Foundation in their will or trust; name us as a beneficiary or a retirement plan, brokerage account, life insurance policy, bank account, or real estate; establish a charitable gift annuity or trust; or make a future gift to Baystate Health through another arrangement in their estate plans.

Opportunity for recognition on the Legacy Society Donor Wall Recognition and listing in Baystate Health Foundation’s annual Honor Roll of Donors and website

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Invitation to attend special events, including the annual President’s Society Reception Receipt of the bi-annual President’s letter Invitation to join Baystate Health Loyalty Programs

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Invitation to attend Mini-Medical School Invitation to attend luncheons/meetings/ tours with Baystate Health leaders Invitation to small group gatherings with Baystate Health leaders

Recognizes donors who have given to endowment, providing an enduring foundation of essential support that will sustain Baystate Health for generations to come.

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Unrestricted distribution to entity based on donor intent

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Recognition on the Visionary Society Donor Wall n Recognition and listing in Baystate Health Foundation’s annual Honor Roll of Donors and website n Invitation to attend special events, including the annual President’s Society Reception n

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Receipt of the bi-annual President’s letter Invitation to join Baystate Health Loyalty Programs n Invitation to attend Mini-Medical School n Invitation to attend luncheons/meetings/ tours with Baystate Health leaders n Invitation to small group gatherings with Baystate Health leaders

All of the Visionary Society benefits listed above, plus: n Naming opportunity for restricted endowed funds n

Recognizes donors who have reached a fundraising milestone of $50,000 or more in cumulative lifetime giving.

Recognition and listing in Baystate Health Foundation’s annual Honor Roll of Donors and website n Invitation to attend special events, including the annual President’s Society Reception n Receipt of the bi-annual President’s letter n

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Recognizes donors who make gifts of $1,000 or more to our annual fund between January 1 and December 31 (excluding capital campaign commitments and pledge payments). Pledges are considered gifts in full at time of receipt.

Bronze Members $1,000 - $2,499 n Recognition and listing in Baystate Health Foundation’s annual Honor Roll of Donors and website n Invitation to attend special events, including the annual President’s Society Reception

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Receipt of the bi-annual President’s letter n Invitation to join Baystate Health Loyalty Programs Silver Members $2,500 - $4,999 n All of the benefits listed above, plus: n

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Invitation to attend Mini-Medical School Gold Members $5,000 - $9,999 n All of the benefits listed above, plus: n Invitation to attend luncheons/meetings/tours with Baystate Health leaders n

Platinum Members $10,000 and above n All of the benefits listed above, plus: n Invitation to small group gatherings with Baystate Health leaders

2017 Upcoming Events

spring 33rd annual 5K Run & Walk for a Noble Cause April 29, 2017 Stanley Park - Westfield, MA baystatehealth.org/bhf

Walk of Champions to benefit Baystate Regional Cancer Program at Baystate Mary Lane May 7, 2017 Goodnough Dike at the Quabbin - Ware, MA baystatehealth.org/walkofchampions

save the date! President’s Society Annual Reception In appreciation for your generous support as a President’s Society member, Baystate Health Foundation invites you to save the date for the President’s Society Annual Reception with Mark A. Keroack, MD, MPH, President & CEO, Baystate Health. Tuesday, September 26, 2017

5:30pm-7:30pm Baystate Health Education Center 361 Whitney Avenue, Holyoke, Massachusetts Formal invitation to follow for our donors who are members of our Baystate Health Foundation Giving Societies.

26th annual Baystate Children’s Hospital Golf Tournament May 15, 2017

Jean Deliso, current chair, Baystate Health Foundation (left) and Dianne Doherty at the 2016 President’s Society Annual Reception.

Longmeadow Country Club - Longmeadow, MA & The Ranch Golf Club - Southwick, MA baystatehealth.org/bhf

summer Wine & Beer Tasting for Baystate Home Health June 2, 2017 Tekoa Country Club - Westfield, MA baystatehealth.org/bhf

17th annual Katelynn’s Ride & Walk to benefit the Children’s Cancer Hope Fund* June 11, 2017 Hampshire College - Amherst, MA kride.org

14th annual Max Golf Classic for Baystate Children’s Hospital* July 27, 2017 Springfield Country Club - West Springfield, MA baystatehealth.org/bhf

10th annual Wheeling for Healing Ride/Walk/ Run for Baystate Franklin Medical Center August 13, 2017 Greenfield Community College - Greenfield, MA baystatehealth.org/wheelingforhealing

fall 11th annual Baystate Wing Golf Tournament October 2, 2017 Wilbraham Country Club - Wilbraham, MA baystatehealth.org/bhf

24th annual Rays of Hope Walk & Run Toward the Cure October 22, 2017 Temple Beth El - Springfield, MA baystatehealth.org/raysofhope

53rd annual Baystate Noble Ball November 4, 2017 MassMutual Center - Springfield, MA baystatehealth.org/bhf

10th annual CMN Hospitals Extra Life Gaming Marathon for Baystate Children’s Hospital November 4, 2017 extra-life.org

Robert Charles Photography Holiday Portrait Promotion* November/December 2017 baystatehealth.org/bhf * Community Partner Events Baystate Health Foundation

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our mission The mission of Baystate Health Foundation is to inspire a “culture of philanthropy” and encourage philanthropic relationships that will support the mission of Baystate Health: to improve the health of the people in our communities every day, with quality and compassion.

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