2017 Annual Report

In 2017, the Trios Foundation worked diligently with our donors, community members, and Trios Health employees to maintain our commitment to bringing quality healthcare to the community. We have received multiple gifts, of all sizes, that represent the sacrifices made by our donors, Trios Health employees, and community members.

The Trios Foundation Executive Team and Board Members remain firm in our passion, commitment, and leadership to meet the needs of our community. As a nonprofit organization, we work daily to be good stewards of the generosity of our donors and make sure your gifts are returned to the community in a meaningful way. Please accept our heartfelt thanks and sincere gratitude for choosing to stand with the Trios Foundation and Trios Health in elevating community health.

In 2017, the Trios Foundation provided $281,730 in donor funds to support programs that have aided women, children, students; provided new technology and equipment; and supported patient services and programs. We are committed to funding community wellness initiatives like the Gartner Child Assistance Fund, Good Samaritan Program, Hematology & Oncology Patient Support Fund, Camp Trios, and Women’s Health Screenings.

These ensure that no one is denied access to the state-of-art medical care they need, while upholding the level of services and care Trios Health uniquely provides to hundreds of patients every day.

Our Board of Directors are working to strengthen our community relationships and are collaborating with all our partners to improve the quality and effectiveness of the Foundation programs, activities, and events in an effort to meet the ever changing needs of our community.

We are truly grateful to all who have contributed their time, talent, and treasure, which has enabled us to keep the quality of community healthcare at the forefront of our decision-making and maintain the high-level of service for those who rely upon us the most.

Darren Szendre Trios Foundation President, 2017- 2018

Caring For Our Community

Mission

President’s Message

To foster the growth and success of Trios Health through community involvement and financial support.

Darren Szendre, President Dave Praino, 1st Vice PresidentCyndi Kittson, 2nd Vice PresidentPat Loera, SecretaryErik Malson, Treasurer

Ken Daniel, DirectorMandy Wallner, Specialist

Meghan Chalk Olga Chojnacki Jan DarringtonBartley FainJeff GroceKevin Gunn Dean Jackson Pat Johnstone-JonesAntonio Lopez-IbarraDave RetterRobert RojasRenee SalkoJosie WannarachueVel Wright

Robert Rojas at the 18th Annual Golf Classic

Pat Johnstone-Jones at the George Jones unveiling

Dave Retter speaking at the Annual Breakfast

2017 Board of Directors

Executive Board

Board Members

Staff Members

Leo Ibarra receiving his new iPad Annual Golf Classic Enthusiasts 2017 Scholarship RecipientsJordenelle Tsugawa, Katie Schroder, Madison Hancock,

Hanna Ownby, Lauren Fong

George and Pat Jones Community Service Day at the Auburn Campus

Mike GonzalezAnnual Breakfast Emcee

Nik Wannarachue2017 Jim Mokler Award Recipient

Trick or Treating in Downtown KennewickGala D’Vine Volunteers Mike McWhorter and Pat Johnstone-Jonesat the George Jones unveiling

Camp Trios Camper meeting Real Life Super Heros

Camp Trios Hungry Hippo Activity Vanessa and Darrell Strong2017 Gala D’Vine Co-Chairs

Events and Activities

In 2017, a total of $281,730 was disbursed from Trios Foundation funds to support programs that aided women and children; provided scholarships, new technology and equipment; supported patient services; and provided program support in the following ways:

• Investing in new technologies provided state-of-the-art medical equipment for the Southridge campus, which improves the quality of life in our community. Equipment donations included: Sonosite SII Ultrasound System, Thermogard XP, Advanced Temperature Management System, GlideScope® Titanium Reusable System, and Arrow Vascular Positioning System.

• Providing children with needed support, education in understanding and coping with Type 1 diabetes, and providing needed therapeutic technology and equipment to provide them a better life.

• Awarding scholarships to local students to advance their careers in healthcare by supporting their efforts to enhance their expertise and knowledge so they can serve as leaders in their fields.

• Empowering individuals to live well—before and after times when medical care is needed.

Your Gifts at Work

Caring for our Future

New Technology & Equipment: $170,828

Patient Services & Program Support: $44,897

Children’s Programs: $40,280

Scholarships in Healthcare Related Careers: $19,324

Women Health Screenings: $6,400

Totaling: $281,730

The Trios Foundation focuses on providing financial support to patient-centered programs, to help meet community needs, and to help purchase the latest in medical equipment.

Provide educational opportunities for students or staff who are pursuing or advancing their career in a healthcare related field. The key considerations for this scholarship are: academic accomplishment, financial need, community involvement, and desire to work in healthcare.

Help kids with Type 1 Diabetes stay happy and healthy. Camp Trios, the first of its kind in the Tri-Cities, is a summer day camp program for children ages 6 to 18 diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes. The goal of this three-day camp is to teach participants about their diagnosis and provide them with tools for managing it in a way that does not limit their daily life. At Camp, participants build relationships with peers who have similar health issues, learn how to manage their diabetes, and interact closely with mentors and volunteers who can relate to their experiences and offer advice — all in a fun and safe environment.

Your donations support free women’s health screenings, including mammograms, to underinsured and uninsured women in our community. Past screening events funded by these donations have saved lives with early cancer detection.

Designed to help fill financial gaps for patients enduring the often long and difficult process of cancer treatment, these funds are used to help cover expenses including; prescriptions, transportation or gas cards, groceries, and hotel stays for patients with situations that call for extra support.

When unexpected situations arise and patients need a little bit of extra help, these funds help. Program funds are used in a number of ways, including; transportation, hotel rooms for patients or families, gas cards for a family to travel after a love one has been airlifted, new clothing for patients upon hospital discharge when clothes are damaged, or personal items including reading glasses, hearing aid batteries, denture cream, and reading materials.

Your donation to this Fund, set up by the Paul Gartner Trust, supports children under 12 who may otherwise go without medical treatment for non-terminal conditions due to financial constraints.

Support the miracle of life. Your donation will help new parents provide safe car seats for their babies. You may also purchase a personalized brass leaf on the Center’s Birth Tree for $25.

Patient and Support Programs

Family Birthing Center

Gartner Child Assistance Fund

Women’s Health Screenings

Camp Trios

Scholarships Program

Good Samaritan Program

Hematology & Oncology Patient Support Fund

Financial Report as of 12/31/2017

General Donations

3%

Campaigns/Special Equipment

22%Events

38%

Restricted Accounts

15%Patient Support1%

Other Income21%

Operating9%

Campaigns/Special Equipment

39%Events

34%

Restricted Accounts

13%Patient Support1%

Other Expense4%

Bill Lampson and Tom Moak at the George Jones unveiling

Camp Trios SuperherosTracci Dial - Gala D’Vine Emcee

Income Expense

General Donations $ 19,863.33 Campaigns/Special Equipment $ 174,014.23 Events $ 290,290.39 Restricted Accounts $ 118,624.24 Patient Support $ 7,709.57 Other Income $ 162,182.57 Total $ 772,684.33

Operating $ 27,812.43 Campaigns/Special Equipment $ 115,058.00 Events $ 98,329.40 Restricted Accounts $ 38,124.74 Patient Support $ 2,405.26 Other Expenses $ 11,144.13 Total $ 292,873.96

Net Income $ 479,810.37

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Website: www.trioshealth.org/Foundation