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Vision 2011ANNUAL REPORTThere’s no doubt that the last fewyears have been trying for manypeople. The CoxHealth Foundationmeasures the climate of need by thenumbers asking for help.Good Samaritan Fund applications are for those who need a helping hand with theirmedical bills. In the past five years these applications averaged 15 to20 a month. Today theyaverage 70 to 90. The same goes for the Bethlehem Fund for expectant mothers and theCancer Services Fund. The requests are coming in faster than the dollars to support them.In 2011 what became more common was the unusual or unexpected needs. The kinds ofthings for which there is no insurance coverage or state/federal aid. Examples includepressure garments for post surgical patients to treat lymphedema, home support aids forthe bathroom, and a special mask to screen out particles that made the patient sick. If theserequests fit into one of the Patient Service Funds, an application is made and the item canbe funded. But when there is no fit there are few options to provide support.This is why the CoxHealth Foundation is resolved to find solutions to theproblem of unfunded medical needs through a new fund called HUG;Help for Uninsured Grants. The fund is being named in honor of formerCoxHealth administrator Neil Wortley who had a hug for everyone hemet. In the 1950’s, Wortley was known for running down to the cornerdrug store and picking up a medication that a patient couldn’t afford. Hisgenerous spirit of “patient first” is part of the legacy of CoxHealth.Inside2 ContributionsThe goal for 2012 is to raise 100,000 to start this fund and have a placeto draw from when patients or their health care worker calls. These dollarswill be the only known resource of their kind currently in this region.They will empower physicians, nurses and patients with the knowledgethat there is hope for the unexpected need to be met where today there isno place else to turn. To make a gift to the HUG fund, use the enclosedenvelope or go online to www.coxhealthfoundation.comand pick Wortley HUG Fund from the drop down boxon the Donate Now page. Watch for updates on thefund on our website!2 Looking Back3 Catalog of Funds3 Employee Giving4 Area of Greatest Need5 Friend-raising6 Grants28 MemorialsCoxHealth FoundationAnnual Report20111
2011 ContributionsIn 2011 the CoxHealth Foundation distributed over 1.5 million to meet themedical needs of patients served at Cox South, Cox North, Cox Walnut Lawn,Cox Monett and the centers of excellence including the Turner Center forWomen’s and Children’s Services, Martin Center for Diagnostic Imaging,Hulston Cancer Center, Wheeler Heart and Vascular Center, MeyerOrthopedic Center, Meyer Center and Lipscomb Family Wing ER.Patient funding is any gift madedirectly for a patient’s immediatehealth care needs from one of the32 Patient Service Funds.CoxHealth FoundationDistributions 201152% Patients24% Grants22% Education2% Facilities52%Education can include educationfor patients, health care workersor community educationalofferings.22%Grants are those dollars associated with a specific grant gifted to theCoxHealth Foundation for the purpose of improving communityhealth and directed to specific programs within CoxHealth. In 2011the CoxHealth Foundation had grants for a Safe Cribs program,Dental Oncology, Collaborative Care in rural settings, MedicalExplorers and Cox College amongst others.24%Facilities are those dollars a donor has specifically directed for thepurpose of improving or enhancing a current CoxHealth facility ortechnology. Examples include gifts for a registration kiosk insidethe Emergency Department, art work for the Neuro Trauma ICU,computers for the Family Medical Care Center and campaign giftsfor each of the centers of excellence.2%Burge Class of 1961In 2011, 199,490.12 was awarded in scholarships to nursing and health science students at Cox College.Awards are made for the fall and spring semesters. In the fall of 2011, an enrollment of 812 studentsmade the scholarship program in high demand. Two new scholarships were added in 2011. These includethe Burge Class of 1961 scholarship and the Daphn Sundstrom memorial scholarship for a studentpursuing radiography. Named scholarship funds can be established by calling the CoxHealth Foundation at 269-7109.2Your gift touches lives daily.Thank you for your support!Daphn SundstromAll donations made to the CoxHealth Foundation may be specified for any of the PatientService Funds, for the Area of Greatest Need or to a specific service line, facility orprogram as well as scholarships for any of the educational offerings provided withinCoxHealth or Cox College.
Catalog of FundsThe CoxHealth Foundation currently holds 34 separate funds that primarily benefit patients of CoxHealthfor those things that are not covered by insurance or any other form of aid. Additionally funds have beenestablished for staff and community education, employee crisis support and facilities and technologies. In2011 Ferrell-Duncan Clinic physicians and administrators established the Ferrell-Duncan Clinic Fund toprovide support to employees in their pursuit of education that enhances their field and patient care. You canfind more information on any of the funds or Cox College Scholarships at www.coxhealthfoundation.comunder the tab Catalog of Funds. To establish a new fund contact Lisa Alexander at 269-7109. Auxiliary FundADE FundBethlehem FundBreast Care FundSpecial Chaplain’s FundComplementary & Alternative MedicineEndowment/Jane A. Meyer EndowmentCox Family Assistance FundDiabetes Education FundFamily Medicine Residency Endowment FundFamily Medicine Residency EducationalEnhancement FundFerrell-Duncan Clinic FundGood Samaritan FundHannah’s Hope–Rosh Jenkins Memorial FundParkinson’s FundRehabilitation FundSenior Services FundWomen’s Center Fund Cox Monett FundMartin Center FundInterventional Radiology FundLab FundPharmacy FundOxford HealthCare Hospice FundLifeline FundOzarks Dialysis FundTurner Center FundJoyce Schwandt Library FundOzarks Endowment for the NeurosciencesCancer Services FundGlauser Oncology FundColorectal Cancer Prevention FundAllenbrand Endowment FundWheeler Heart and VascularCenter/Cardiology Fund Stroke Fund Nursing Practice and Excellence FundEmployee GivingCoxHealth’s best ambassadors are its employees.On a daily basis these dedicated health care professionals are focusedon service, safety and compassion to those in their care. Understandingthat their patients often have needs beyond the bedside, CoxHealthemployees are also some of the largest contributors to the PatientService Funds. The employee giving program is called the PatronCircle. In 2011 nearly half of all eligible CoxHealth employeesdonated to one of the 34 funds for a total of 267,965.99.The new ER command center was the focalpoint of operation during the Joplin tornado.The generosity however extends beyond CoxHealth into thecommunity it serves. Following the Joplin F5 tornado, the CoxHealthFoundation organized a collection drive for toiletries, bedding, dogfood, towels, cleaning supplies and more. CoxHealth employeesresponded and three trailer trucks were filled and sent to our neighborsrecovering from this unimaginable disaster. CoxHealth had providedDaily deliveries of goods arrived from departmentsacross CoxHealth for Joplin tornado victims.an immediate response of medical staff the night of the tornado andfollowed up with this outpouring of kindness.CoxHealth FoundationAnnual Report20113
Area of Greatest NeedDonors who direct their gifts to the Area of Greatest Need allow the CoxHealthFoundation to have resources available when a critical need arises for patients, staffor the community. In 2011 following a nationwide surge of violence in public places,a need was identified within the health systems security department. Officersprovide their own equipment and one item they did not have was bullet proof vests.If an incident were to occur at CoxHealth, the security officers would be the firstline of defense. Protecting them means protecting our patients, staff and visitors.The CoxHealth Foundation purchased bullet proof vests for every officer toensure the highest standards of safety are in place everywhere at CoxHealth.To Honor and RememberWhen making a memorial gift, many donors want to know their donation hada lasting effect, providing a legacy for their loved one. Memorial donations tothe CoxHealth Foundation have helped to maintain the Healing Garden at theHulston Cancer Center, provided wigs for cancer patients, created scholarshipsfor nursing students and new chairs for dialysis patients to enhance theircomfort during the long hours spent sitting during treatment. This is just a fewof the ways memorial gifts directed to health care can have an impact. In2011, 548 memorial gifts were received totaling 73,294.34.Giving a Gift-In-KindIn 2011 the CoxHealth Foundation introduced a new program called “Cars forCharity.” This allows a donor to donate a car, truck, RV or even a boat with allproceeds coming back to the Foundation. This turnkey approach offers a serviceto the donor in towing the vehicle away and providing the tax receipt on the spot.A clear title is all that’s required. Donors are finding this a great way to make agift and remove the burden of an unwanted vehicle. Since the program began, 10vehicles have been sold or are in the process of being auctioned. To donate avehicle call 1-800-274-5909.4Your gift touches lives daily.Thank you for your support!
Special Events provide great“Friend-raising” and Fundraisingin 2011Do you enjoy pulling on a pair of cowboy boots? Or are sneakers more your style?Are you a golfer, a runner or is softball your favorite sport? Whatever is to yourliking, the CoxHealth Foundation may have a fit. Special events are an importantpart of the Foundation’s overall fundraising program. Each event is designed with thegoal of exercising your body, brain or both while benefiting one of our important patientfunds or patient programs! In 2011, 231,420.23 was raised from ten special eventsspread throughout the course of the year. Each month you will find the upcoming ways tojoin in on the fun on the home page of our website: www.coxhealthfoundation.com. You canregister online or look for an invitation in the mail if you’ve attended in the past. It’s not toolate to be a part of some great events in 2012 where you’ll make new friends as you enjoy thegood things that come from being a CoxHealth Foundation supporter.Save the DateMay 12th CoxHealth Softball Tournament: Killian Sports Complex. Call 269-7150 for more information.June 1-2nd Oxford Healthcare Fan Drive: Donate a fan at any Oxford HealthCare location.June 30th ONE Fiesta- Ozarks Neurosciences Endowment dinner- Tuscan, 500 a table. Call 269-7150 for more informationon this Mexican themed dinner event.July 20-21st “Girls Just Wanna Run” Expo and 5k Run/Walk. Women of all ages are invited. Expo is Friday at the Meyer Centerfrom 2-7 PM. The race takes place Saturday the 21st at Phelps Grove Park starting at 7:30 AM. Registration is 20 online atwww.coxhealthfoundation.com or at the Meyer Center. All proceeds benefit scholarships for wellness.Sponsored by Rick’s Automotive.August 2nd “Red Hot Night” at Zan Downtown. Ladies come and be pampered at this “ladies only” night out. Included in your 35 registration is food, wine tasting, chair massage, hair, makeup and lots of other treats. Register online atwww.coxhealthfoundation.com Sponsored by Grove Pharmacy and Spa. Proceeds benefit the Good Samaritan Fund which helpswith hospital bills.September 9-10th Julian ALS Foundation Golf Tournament and Auction benefiting CoxHealth Foundation. All are welcome atthe dinner and auction at LedgeStone Country Club in Branson from 4-9 PM on the 9th, followed by the golf tourney on the10th. This is a 4 person Pro-Am. Call 269-7150 for more information.September 24th “Boys Against Breast Cancer” and “Ozarks Women’s Links” golf tournaments at Millwood. Gentlemenplay in the morning, ladies in the afternoon in the best tourneys in town. 600 for a team of four. All proceedsgo to the Breast Care Fund for breast cancer patients. Call 269-7150 to register or sponsor the event.November 8th Breast Care Fund Auction 7 AM- 2:30 PM Foster Auditorium at Cox South Hospital.Over 300 items donated by local businesses to benefit the Breast Care Fund. Bid high, bid often!Call 269-7150 to donate an item.December 8th “Snowball” come dance the night away at the Howard Johnson’s Ballroom! There willbe refreshments, photos and an auction. All proceeds benefit the Oxford HealthCare Hospice Fund.Call 269-7150 for more information.CoxHealth FoundationAnnual Report20115
Grants impact infants, seniors, safety and Cox College in 2011The CoxHealth Foundation has a grants program that helps toresearch, write and secure grant funding for all areas of CoxHealth.These are some of the grants received in 2011:Darr Family Foundation: The Safe Cribs Project of the Ozarks provides cribs for at-riskchildren so they have a safe sleep environment. The CoxHealth Foundation manages the programand to date over 800 cribs have been distributed. The Darr Foundation assisted in keeping theprogram alive in 2011 with their gift.Children’s Trust Fund: The Circle of Care project teachescaregivers how to comfort their newborn and bond with them inan effort to reduce child abuse and neglect. This is run out of theAcute Care Therapy Department at Cox South. CTF has fundedthis program since its inception.Ozarks Health Advocacy Foundation (OHAF): With thehelp of OHAF, CoxHealth was able to provide dental services tohelp those receiving cancer treatment avoid complications with2011 OHAF check presentation.their teeth. Funding also provided specialized training for nursesworking with sexual assault victims in order to offer special care during a traumatic time.Cardinal Health Care Foundation: Funding from Cardinal Health Care Foundation enabledCoxHealth to remain on the cutting edge of infection control practices.Smith Glynn Callaway Medical Foundation Fund: A grant from Smith Glynn Callawayhelped nursing students pay for their tuition expenses through scholarships.Musgrave Foundation: The Musgrave Foundation hasbeen a partner with CoxHealth in helping nursing studentswho attend Cox College. This funding provided for scholarship assistance.Missouri Department of Higher Education (MDHE):Musgrave Foundation interviews on of its recipients for their annual report.MDHE provided funding in 2011 for Cox College. Grantsawarded were to help nursing students through the financialaid process and provide additional training benefits to theeducational program.US Department of Health and Human Services: The Health Resourcesand Services Administration (HRSA) granted funds to Cox College to providescholarship monies to students in need of assistance.Greene County Senior Citizen’s Services Fund: (GCSCSF) Fundingthrough GCSCSF provides 24-hour home monitoring service throughOxford HealthCare’s Lifeline program. This grant supports seniors in GreeneCounty to stay safely in their homes thanks to this emergency assistance gift.Greene County seniors find independence with Lifeline.6Your gift touches lives daily.Thank you for your support!
Cox College on the fast track to meet student’s needs.Dr. Anne Brett and Dean Tricia Wagner visit India to etablishan exchange program for Cox College students.In a fluctuating economy nursing and health science careerscontinue to provide alot of opportunity and availability in thelocal and national market. Cox College has grown its programsto meet the demand. Students can now receive an ASN, BSN,BSN-accelerated for those who already hold a college degree ormasters in nursing with specialties as a Clinical Nurse Leader,Nurse Educator or as a Family Nurse Practitioner. HealthSciences include a bachelors in Diagnostic Imaging, a DieteticsInternship, Medical Assisting, Billing and Coding andprograms in Radiography and Transcription. Of the more than800 students now attending Cox College, a greater percenteach year is requiring financial aid to attend. This is where theCoxHealth Foundation plays an important role.In 2011 an annual appeal was waged to seek support fromBurge and Cox College alumni for the next generation of graduates. Scholarships generated from alumni,community and friends of the College now number 46 for nursing and 4 for health sciences. As federal aiddisappears and loan dollars are harder to come by, scholarships remain onesource that students count on to help them achieve their education. All studentsmust complete an application, submit two references,an essay and their cumulative GPA. Approximately onethird of applicants are awarded scholarships, makingthis a priority area for the CoxHealth Foundation tofind additional funding for coming years. The BurgeClass of 1961 and the family of Daphn Sundstromadded the two newest scholarships to the roster in 2011.Scholarship donor Madge Arthuris surrounded by her 2011scholarship recipients.Coming in 2012–a study abroad program at MercyHospital in Calcutta, India. Dr. Anne Brett, presidentof Cox College and Dean Tricia Wagner visited in 2011 to help develop the programfor students. Mercy is a 173 bed hospital founded in 1953 by Assemblies of GodA room inside Mercymissionaries Mark and Huldah Buntain, whose daughter is a Burge graduate! EachHospital in Calcutta India.year this hospital treats over 100,000 patients, nearly half for free. The extreme povertyof the region and the limitations of equipment and facilities will help our students to use and develop skill setsthat they wouldn’t otherwise experience in their normal course of training. Cox College hopes to send the firstgroup in Fall of 2012 as an extention of the BSN program.For information on how to help support a scholarship for global studies contact the Foundation at 269-7109.The mission of the CoxHealth Foundation is to facilitate throughphilanthropy the quality health care, education and researchprovided by CoxHealth.CoxHealth FoundationAnnual Report20117
Moving Forward with the2011 Donor FamilyFounder( 100,000 - 499,999)HRSAHulston Family FoundationKenneth E. and Jane A. Meyer FoundationPartner( 50,000 - 99,999)Ferrell-Duncan Clinic FundRosemary GlauserMissouri Foundation for HealthAssociate( 25,000 - 49,999)Cardinal Health FoundationDavid MartinJeannette Musgrave FoundationUdell Lawrence TrustZimmer, Inc.Chairman’s Circle( 5,000 - 24,999)Advanced Numed Technologies, Ltd.Beck Co.BKD FoundationDr. Patricia Dix-Brewer and Tom BrewerDr. Wade and Kellina CeolaChildren's Trust Fund - State of MissouriSam and Michelle CliftonCommerce Bancshares FoundationCoxHealth AuxiliaryDr. and Mrs. H. Mark CrabtreeBill and Virginia Darr - Darr Family FoundationDr. José and Jill DominguezEmergency Physicians of SpringfieldEmpire Bank - Central Trust and Investment Co.Ferrell-Duncan CardiologistsFerrell-Duncan Clinic FoundationChris and Ginny FuldnerGlobus Medical, Inc.Greene County Health DepartmentGreene County Senior Services Tax BoardGrove Pharmacy - Gary GroveDr. Larry HalversonJim and Jeanette HutchesonIPA FoundationJeff Julian ALS FoundationKLS Martin L.P.Pete and Barbara LeerLiberty BankJack and Cathryn LipscombLarry and Tracy LipscombCharles and Mary Ann MartinMayfield Education and Research8MedtronicMidwestern Medical, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Jim D. MorrisNITI Surgical Solutions, Inc.Ozark Anesthesia Associates, Inc.Ozarks Health Advocacy FoundationTim and Kim ReeseJames and Edith Saunders FoundationSI-Bone, Inc.Springfield Grocer Co.Springfield Neurological & Spine InstituteSt. Louis College of PharmacyStryker InstrumentsSynthes USA Sales, LLCViola and Richard Thorp FoundationTranS1, Inc.Bill and Ann TurnerU. S. Automotive, Inc.Ulrich Medical USAArthur and Ruth Ann WhiteDr. Jeffrey WoodwardDr. Michael WorkmanPresident's Circle( 1,000 - 4,999)Advanced Health MediaLisa and Joel AlexanderRandall AllenAlloSourceAmgenAnonymous DonorsArvest Bank Operations, Inc.Ascent Healthcare SolutionsJoyce and Jeff BakerBates and Associates ArchitectsBaxano, Inc.John and Melissa BeckwithDr. Anthony BentleyLouis and Elizabeth BerdollDr. Mark BradyBrainlab, Inc.Dr. Thomas and Cheryl BriggsRobert and Bonnie BrownDr. J.W. Bucky and Rochelle BucknerBurge Class of 1961Capitol City Property ManagementCelebrity Attractions, Inc.Chuck and Mary ChalenderCodman Shurtleff, Inc.Cogenix LLCCommerce Bank, NA (Missouri)The Cottonwood GroupDr. Terrence and Angela CoulterCovidienCox HPS of the OzarksCox Monett AuxiliaryYour gift touches lives daily.Employees of CoxHealth 900 EastCreighton UniversityCrothall Healthcare, Inc.Dr. Gabrielle CurtisAndy and Sue Ann DaltonKaren and Don DavisDesign CentralDr. Russ and Pam DettenRon and Cyndi Douglas FoundationDr. John and Laurie DuffDr. Douglas and Linda DuncanSteve and Jennifer EdwardsEFCO CorporationCharity and Paul ElmerFarmers Insurance - Ken TeagueDr. John and Jeris FergusonFirst Choice Surgical ProductsFitness ShowcaseBill and Juanitha Foster - Foster Family FoundationGateway EDIGenentech U.S.A.Great Southern BankConrad and Bonnee GriggsGTCR, LLCGuidepoint GlobalDr. Lawrence and Rita GurianNorma and Virgil Haderlein Charitable TrustMark and Laura HaseltinePeggy HasslerHeart of Ozarks ONS CHIPTyler and Elizabeth HeddenHeim Young Associates - Dennis HeimDavid and Donna HendersonPhillip HirstKim HollandErik HolmbjorkThe ladies come out wearing red at the annual “Foodfor a Woman’s Heart” luncheon sponsored by GrovePharmacy and Spa and Touch Restaurant. All proceedssupport education for women on heart disease.Thank you for your support!
Arthur and Ruth Ann White enjoy meeting recipients of Cox Collegescholarships at the annual donor luncheon.Rick and Karen HughlettHunter Chase and Associates - Mary Beth HartmanInternational Dehydrated Foods, Inc.Matthew and Jacqueline IramJerry and Linda JaredBrandon JenkinsJust Between FriendsKaren and Jeff KramerLongfellow Investment Management Co.Gail and Don LurveyDr. Gregory and Laura LyfordDr. Jennifer LynchMcKesson Medical-SurgicalJake and Donna McWayMid-States Fitness RepairMillennium Research GroupDr. Chad and Kelly MorganDr. Randolph and Nicola MullinsNational Parkinson Foundation, Inc.Chris and Barbara NattingerNuvasive, Inc.Oral Maxillofacial Surgery GroupOrthofixRon and Janice PenneyPhysicians for Breast HealthPinnacle Sign GroupRon and Gwen PondsJohn and Margaret PrimRadiation Oncology of the OzarksSteven and Danita RaffertyDan RatermannRaytheonS K TransportationSalient Surgical TechnologiesSanofi-Aventis Pharmaceuticals, Inc.Dr. R.C. and Susan ScanlonRod and Faith SchafferServe Link Home Care, Inc.Dr. Matthew SimpsonSMC Electric CompanySmith-Glynn-Callaway Clinic FoundationSouthwest Missouri Credit UnionSpine Wave, Inc.Springfield Striping & SealingSteenberg Family FoundationStrong-Garner-BauerC. Joe and Judy ThornsberryUnited Way of the OzarksUniversity of MissouriVaricose Vein Clinic - Ferrell-Duncan ClinicDr. John and Cindy WaitesWalmart Stores, Inc.James and Janet WeldWells FargoDr. Courtney and Kay WhitlockDr. Charles and Stephanie WoodallDr. Tim and Katie WoodsDave and Janice WortleyGary and Norma WortmanNorma Jean YoungmanBenefactor( 500 - 999)Roland AbrahamssonDr. Mitchell AhrensMark AlexanderAmeriprise FinancialStephen and Susan ArmstrongAssociated Electric Cooperative, Inc.Ronald BartonGisele BaumanBayer HealthCare PharmaceuticalsDr. Brent and Janet BergenJeff and Marguerite BondMichelle BradleyDr. Anne and Duane BrettDr. Loren and Nancy BroaddusBruno's Semi TrailersDr. Larry and Nina ChaseDr. and Mrs. Pierre ClothiauxDr. John and Linda ClouseDr. Stephen ClumCoffman Company PCCassandra and Robert ColePatrick and Patty ConnellCox HealthPlansEmployees of CoxHealth Labor and DeliveryDepartmentAndrea CroleyTamra CunninghamDePuy Spine - The Spine GroupDougherty Associates, Paula J. DoughertyDr. R. Scott and Mary DuffRon and Dona ElkinsDr. Robert and Lisa EllisDr. Rudolph and Stephanie FajardoFarbman Family FoundationCoxHealth FoundationAnnual ReportDr. Bryan and Beth FinkeRose FordFranke Schultz Mullen PCRob FulpDr. Reggie and Stephanie GeorgeJack and Diane HammelThe Harem BoutiqueDr. Sanjay HavaldarHawthorn Bank of Southwest MissouriRussell HaymanTerri and Jeff HazlewoodBilly and Carolin HixonJoshua HollandCindy HooverJohn HurshIota, Inc. d/b/a Oreck Factory ShowroomsDr. Abed ItaniJack Henry and AssociatesGrant JohnsonGlenda JonesDr. Tim JonesDr. Richard and Joann KissellDonna LakeDr. Charles and Melissa MaceJoyce MahoneyDr. Barbara MallinGenny MarocA record crowd attended the “Dining with Doctors”event at the Diamond Room to support the OzarksEndowment for the Neurosciences.Al and Nancy MeekerMid-America Transplant ServicesDr. John and Susan MihalevichMitchell ChiropracticDr. Thomas MoffeMonett Lions ClubDr. Stacy NiemothOakStar BankOncology-Hematology AssociatesOread Medical Partners20119
OrthovitaBeth and John ParmleyDick and Anise PendletonPenmac Personnel Services, Inc.Penumbra, Inc.Dr. Carl and Kathy PriceR. M. Industries, Inc.Dr. Hope RasqueSusan RichardsonBruce RobisonDale and Ramona RussellBeth RutherfordNancy and Mike SadlerAmanda SanfilippoJohn and Margaret SaraccoMichael and Lagena ScottDr. Ralph and Mary K. ScottMartin SellersThe Seymour BankPeggy SheppardDr. Jami SkradeR.N. Smith, Inc.Dr. Jon and Adriana SnowSouthwest Spine Sports MedicineSpecialty Medical Systems, Inc.Springfield First Community BankSpringfield Sign Graphics, Inc.State Bank of Southwest MissouriState Beauty Supply-South, Inc.Stenger Management LLCTaylor, Stafford, Clithero, Fitzgerald, Harris, LLCJane ThomasDrusilla VaughanRick VemmerMichael and Jana WaltersWindow Technology Inc.Dr. Marc and Mary Lou WittmerCharles and Mary Woodall, Jr.Nancy WyattLynne YaggyJoe YoungSupporting Member( 100 - 499)Allissa AbbottJulie AbelAshley AdamsBarbara AdamsCarolyn AdamsCathy AdamsKara AdamsDebby AdkinsKaren AdkinsJessica AherinAnessa AhnenGrace AkinMichael Albright10Janice AlexanderRandi AlfordKim AllenLois AllenTina AllenMaureen AllreadLaura AllredHerald and Marjorie AmblerAmerican Society of Health - System PharmacyBrandi AmesKathryn AmosDr. Martin AnbariCynthia AndersonRochelle AndersonLynette AndrewsJoanne AngellKimberly AnhaltJohn and Kimberly ArcherMichelle ArgentaTheresea ArguellesMary ArmstrongAdrianne ArnoldHeidi ArnoldShirley ArnoldBrittaney AshlockAnthony AssenmacherDavid AtchisonKaren AtkinsAmy AubuchonJared AuffetThomas AunerJacqueline AversTom and Nancy BabikLisa BaclianBaco Investments - Linda BaileyCynthia BaconJodie BaconKevin BaconCozetta BagleyJoyce BaileyKaren BaileyBrandon BakerJune BakerCarol Baker-ClineThomas BaldwinTiffani BaldwinDerek BallLindsay BallMelody BallPaula BallRebecca B. BallTyler BallRebecca L. BallKayla BallengerBank of AmericaRegina BarfieldRandee and Ted BarlowsPatricia BarnettYour gift touches lives daily.Vicki BaroneJessica BarrRuthann BarronAshley BartelsmeyerRhonda BartowBillie BassMarcie BassettJoni BatsonStevan BattlesDiana BauerJason BauerWilliam and Dolores BauerRegeanam BaughmanLaura BeachCarolyn BeardChristina BeatyTaucha BeaversLori BeckerCasey BeckleyValisha BeesonJoan BeitelJanet BellJessica BenjaminKelly BennettMarie BennettBennett's Lawn CareLinda BenyoJessica BergantRonald and Ruth Ann BerlinKaren BerryMichael BerryhillLeslie BertalottStan and Nanette BessBob and Cindy BezansonChar Biamonte StocklJon BiblerRichard and Nancy BickelBig Whiskey'sBrian and Abby BiggersLindy BiglieniMendy BillingtonLeslie BinderMelody BinghamAmy BishardJoseph BishopLisa BishopDebbie BlackTimothy BlackGail BladesLarry BladesCarrie BlakelyNeva BlakeyBrenda BlissMichelle BloodErin BloomLesa BlytheRussell BlytheJulie BodeenThank you for your support!
Angela BogerNancy BolducWilliam BolesBuffey BolinGlenda BondLori BondKonstanz BonnardCharlene BoothMeagan BoothDeanna BordwellCarolyn BossDr. Craig BoswellLori BoucherPeggy BoullierAutumn BoundsCharles BowerJeff BowersAllison BowesLaura BowlesGlenn BowmanChristopher BownStacy BownJamie BoydSusan BozungAngela BradfordNancy BradyAutumn BraggPatti BrammerBeverly BrandenburgMaggie BrandtKristen BrantleyMonica BrassfieldShelly BrazealBetty BreshearsStephanie BreshearsWilliam BreshearsDan BrewerPaula BrickellJudy BrierlyElizabeth BrillJeanette BrinkmanAmanda BrinkmannBeth Bronkema-MatzCarolyn BrooksSherry BrooksHeather BrothertonAlisa BroughtonJames M. BrownPam BrownPat BrownSteven and Rose BrownSue BrownAlissa BrownfieldMartha BroylesDorothy BrucksSusan BruffettBruner Drug Co.Skyla BrunsLucas BryantNora BuchheitLynn BuehlerDarryl and Marilyn BuekerJames BuggBrenda BullJamey BunchMelba BunchDarrell BurgeDenice BurkRuth Burke AssociatesCynthia BurkyDavid BurkyAshley BurnsCathy BurnsDina BurtonWanda BussardVirginia BusseyKristin ButlerDana ByerleyAshley ByrdChristine CaldieroJane CalfyLyndall CalhounBarbara CalvinCharolette CameronBradley CampbellJames CampbellJanet CampbellStacey CannonSusan CannonBrenda CantrellShawna CantrellDeborah CapePatricia CaplingerHeather CappsDr. Daniel and Susan CardwellChris CarlileDr. John CarlileKathryn CarlinCarlisle Clothing LineStephanie CarltonDr. Joseph and Marie CarmichaelKathryn CarmichaelLynne CarnesDr. Robert and Margaret CarollaTess CarpenterLinda CarrMichael CarrJoanne CarreraGail CarrollDennis CarterRobyn CarterLawrence CartyCynthia CaseyKim CashIan and Gretchen CassidyElizabeth CastensCoxHealth FoundationAnnual ReportQdoba Fun Party was great food, fun times andrefreshing drinks at this new fundraiser to support theGood Samaritan Fund at the CoxHealth Foundation.Tammy CastleberryPeggy CaveCentury 21 - McCracken Real EstateDeborah CessnaConnie ChaineyShylah ChaineyBritney ChaneyJerry and Francie ChaneyJessica ChaneyVicki ChapmanKasey ChappelDelaina ChastainIlene ChastainKimberly ChastainLauren ChatwellJeremy ChildressJean ChristMegan ChristianDana ChristiansenGloria CiamettiTeresa ClantonAmber ClarkCassandra ClarkJames Cl
Hulston Cancer Center, provided wigs for cancer patients, created scholarships for nursing students and new chairs for dialysis patients to enhance their comfort during the long hours spent sitting during treatment. is is just a few of the ways memorial gifts directed to health care can have an impact. In
