Fiscal Year 2017 Annual Report

Mercy Health Foundation Jefferson

Mercy Hospital Jefferson

Grants 66% $650,000

Oncology Services 22% $215,776

Other 7% $66,114

Chaplain’s Fund 3% $27,000

Patient Services 2% $19,201

Hospice >1% $1,436

100% $979,527

Area % Funds Raised

Areas Your Gift Supported

Foundations 67% $660,000

Individuals 15% $146,389

Businesses/Corps 14% $137,609

Other 4% $35,529

100% $979,527

Area % Funds Raised

Source of Gifts

A Special Thanks to Our Donors

Mercy Health Foundation Jefferson is grateful to these individuals, organizations and corporations for their generous support received July 1, 2016 – June 30, 2017. This list includes donors who contributed $100 or more through cash gifts and pledges.

$500,000 +Jefferson Foundation

$25,000 – $49,999batesMcCarthy Building Companies, Inc.

$5,000 – $9,999Chris and Eric AmmonsSara Govero and Daniel WeaverGrand Aerie Fraternal Order of EaglesInternational Order of the Eagles - Auxiliary #3678Doug MangersDebbie and Bill McKennaMercy Hospital Jefferson Medical StaffMurphy CompanyNorthstar Management Company, LLCLisa and Ed PageRock Hill Mechanical CorporationKathy and David Stansfield, DO

$1,000 – $4,999May and Benjamin Y. Albano, Jr.AmeriTeam ServicesArchimages, Inc.Bauman OilStacy A. and Todd BlankenshipBloomsdale BankBuchheit, Inc.Carpenter’s District Council of St. LouisCommunity TreatmentDelmar GardensDenise and Scott DixE.A. Boyer Building & Design, Inc.Jennifer and Daniel S. EckenfelsElectrical ConnectionMarissa FeltonFestus Manor, LLCFirst State Community BankFlooring Systems, Inc.Rajyalakshmi and Bhaskara R. Gadi

Elaine and Dennis GannonMarilyn and Dan GloreGuarantee Electrical CompanyHeideman Associates, Inc.

Jenny and Andrew M. Held

Dear Friends of Mercy,

We are getting so close to the finish line on our 30-month expansion and rejuvenation project that you can feel it in the building. And you can see real progress in the many phases and facilities that have already opened. Our new front entrance has received rave reviews, and access to many parts of our campus have already significantly improved. Over the next couple months as our construction partners add the finishing touches, we will notice more evidence of our focus on making Mercy Hospital Jefferson even more centered on the patient experience.

Our construction project and many other patient-centered programs are supported by contributions from our community through the Mercy Health Foundation. Your donations support programs and clinical services to help ensure long-term viability for health care in our region. We are fortunate to have a Foundation Board with local business and regional leaders who work together for our community. They are committed to delivering specialized health care services closer to the homes of our patients.

We hope you find the information in the following pages a testament to our on-going commitment to provide health care that embodies our values of dignity, excellence, justice, service and stewardship.

As Catherine McAuley, founder of the Sisters of Mercy said, “who we are together is as important as anything we will ever accomplish.” The collaborative efforts of donors, Foundation Board members, corporations and foundations enables us to embrace Mercy’s heritage while continuing our pursuit of having a relevant presence in the future.

Thank you to everyone who supports Mercy Health Foundation. Your leadership guides the way health care is provided in our community, and your generosity ensures that we can meet the needs of our community today and for years to come.

Sincerely,

C. Eric AmmonsPresident, Mercy Hospital Jefferson

Bill McKennaChair, Mercy Health Foundation Board

Andrew HeldExecutive Director, Mercy Health Foundation

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“As the Sisters before us, we bring to life the healing ministry of Jesus, through our compassionate care and exceptional service.”

Women with a Mission Jefferson was started in 2016 and currently has 10 founding members.

In October, new members met at Petit Paree restaurant in Festus to celebrate this new group and discuss their strategy for the upcoming year.

Other highlights from the year include Women with a Mission Jefferson members joining St. Louis and Four Rivers members for a December holiday cocktail party and ornament exchange, and an evening of wine, cooking and fun at the Kitchen Conservatory in February.

In early 2018, members will vote to allocate their membership dues back to Mercy Hospital Jefferson.

If you are interested in joining this dynamic group of women, please contact Angela Brennan at angela.brennan@mercy.net or at 314-251-3447.

Women with a Mission Jefferson

An evening of wine, cooking and fun at the Kitchen Conservatory.

Mercy Health Foundation Jefferson 2016-2017 Board of Directors

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Bruce KingShelter Insurance

Cliff LaneLane Consolidated Services, Inc.

Bill McKenna, Board Chair Community Volunteer

Kurt D. BreezeBreeze Law Firm

Tammy FadlerSignature Properties

Phil AmatoCommunity Volunteer

Paul FlynnBloomsdale Bank

Dan GloreCommunity Volunteer

Dennis HovisHovis and Associates

Mary ThompsonFestus Crystal Monument

David J. Stansfield, DO, LLC

$1,000 – $4,999 (cont.) Kathy and Dennis HovisSyed Huq, MDJefferson CollegeJefferson County YMCAJokerst Paving and Contracting Inc.Kaiser ElectricMichelle and Bill Kennen, MDSherri A. and Kenneth R. KilianEllie and Jack KingLaborers Local 110Cheryl L. and Terry MatejkaMercy Clinic UrologyMercy Health Foundation JeffersonMercy Health Foundation MinistryMercy Hospital Jefferson AuxiliaryMetro Heart GroupMighty River SalesMusick Construction CompanyNegwer Door SystemsJanel and Jacob W. Peyton, MDPremiere Eye AssociatesPurcell Tire and Rubber Co.Kevin RidgewaySafeRide HealthScott Radiological GroupCathy Hardy Senkel and David P. SenkelSheet Metal ContractorsSheet Metal Workers International Association

Mark Spurrier, MDTeam HealthTwin City ToyotaVee Jay Cement Contracting Company IncLaura Johnston and Raymond M. Weick, MDVirginia and Walter Wolk

$500 – $999Acuity AnesthesiologyAnalytical Pathology Services, LTD.AnonymousASI Signage InnovationsMatthew R. BakerDarcy and Eric BaldonadoBank of BloomsdaleEnterprise Bank and Trust First State Community BankGeigerHitachi Aloka Medical AmericaLaura HoltGregory KingRichard LarySara K. LauerLaura E. MarchiSandy MarmadukeHenry MarshallMercy Auxiliary JeffersonMercy Sports Medicine and OrthopedicsMichele C. and Micheal MeyerLisa D. MichaelModern Business InteriorsWilliam MuellerKeith MyersParamount Mortgage Company

Events

16th Annual Chaplains’ Auction

Money raised for the Chaplains’ Fund through the Annual Silent Auction helps hundreds of patients each year by purchasing prescription medications and offering emergency transportation. This type of support could not happen without your help. In 2016, the Chaplains’ Auction raised over $21,500.

Piano Mania

On November 20, 2016, Dr. Mark Spurrier and friends hosted the Piano Mania benefit concert at the Rickman Auditorium. Patrons were treated to an afternoon of dueling pianos played by some of the region’s most talented pianists. Familiar favorites like “Stars and Stripes Forever” and “Railroad Rhythm” kept guests on the edge of their seats. With over 400 tickets purchased, the event raised more than $25,000 for Mercy Health Foundation Jefferson. Proceeds from this event will support programs and clinical services which help ensure long-term viability for health care in our region.

Mercy Health Foundation Jefferson Golf Tournament

For 32 years, the Jefferson Golf Tournament has provided philanthropic support to improve our community’s quality of care. This year, proceeds supported oncology and cancer care programs and services to enhance the care we provide. The 2016 golf tournament raised $51,680.

33rd Annual Mercy Health Foundation Jefferson Golf Tournament Wednesday, October 11, 2017 | Tapawingo National Golf Club

Registration opens at 9 a.m. with a shotgun start at 10 a.m. Lunch, drinks and dinner provided. Proceeds to benefit Oncology Services.

Please save the date for this upcoming event:

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For more information or sponsorship opportunities for the upcoming Golf Tournament, please contact Andrew Held at 636-933-1603 or at andrew.held@mercy.net

Edward PageThe Page Law Firm, LLC

Melissa and Shaun C. Donegan, MDWilliam DonovanLaura L. DorlacRajen H. Doshi, MDBridget C. DoughertyShannon R. and Lloyd DrennenKatie M. ElbertLori A. FahnestockMary Beth FergusonRichard J. FischerJane FlanaganGerald FurausXunyi and Enquan Gao, MDStephanie A. GriffithRichard A. HadleyAnita M. HahnAnn M. HeldHeather N. HennickeHovis & Associates, Inc.Pamela HowardChristina HuskeyVickie L. HuskeyHVAC SolutionsJulie IsringhausBridgett N. JacksonTim JacotStephanie M. and Carl JaskiewiczAngelique JenneweinNancy G. JohnsonMiranda JonesDaniel JosephMary Kay and James JunkerMelanie A. KhouryCarla R. KistKacie D. KleissleMolly KoebbeJudy KulczyckiSejla KurtovicLane Consolidated ServicesCliff LaneBrittenie K. LincolnCatherine LinhorstMargaret M. MassieChristina M. MazurkiewiczTheresa D. McCalisterDanielle N. McFarlandKrista L. McKenzieAngela M. McMunnConnie S. MersealTara L. MesserKateline R. MildfeldtMarina L. MooreCrystal L. MorganJulia MorrisAngela C. MortensenSusan E. MoserMary E. MossAudrey Moyer-HarrisKathy A. MuellerJennifer MyersLaura NewshamDaniel O’connor

Mary and Wiliam OdnealKelly and Timothy O’LearyRobert PanicoDeanna L. PattersonTimothy PattersonJordan D. PeeryRandall K. PerkinsLisa PickerHilda PieschelRoberta J. and Gary PollardJan E. PonetaErin M. PoniewazLinda RaganElizabeth M. RamseyLouise K. RayfieldMichelle Rector-PolitteTimothy ReechetCindy L. RiceNicole RingTina RosenerBrenda S. RourkeSapaugh GM CountryVeronica and Ron SchlettDave SchmidtPamela and Christopher SeyerMary ShelbyPatricia R. SmalleganBrenda and James SparlingGwen SpurrierShirley StarkTonya StearAmanda M. StoutLori TatalovichJulie D. TeagueDavid A. ThompsonNicole ThompsonRobin C. ThurmanTOPS MO 903Saundra G. TurnerSharon R. UmbdenstockKimberly D. and Mike VanceHaley VilmerDanielle M. VishinoChristine VollenweiderPatrick J. WagonerLisa WeichersBecky L. WelchWerner C. Stichling & AssociatesCynthia M. WilliamsCharlotte D. Wilson-MeyersJessica Woolf-ChesseyTiffany L. YatesReba S. and Skip Zebrowski

$500 – $999 (cont.) Redfield CollisionMonica J. RozierBeverly and Larry SapaughJudy L. SkaggsBobbie F. SmithJulie and William Snidle, MDJay SnowBrent SuffianTech Electronics Inc.Jill and Robert TilleyBrandi VisnovskePaul and Joanne Waltman, MDAngela WareLeroy WehrleJoanne R. WoloYMCA of Greater St. Louis

$250 – $499Acme ErectorsBenjamin and Carmelita AlbanoAmmar Barakat, MDKaryn S. BaumanBenson Electric CompanyDrs. James and Nanci BobrowRachel and Micahel BodnarBreeze Law Firm LLCKurt BreezeCastle Contracting, L.L.C.Brenda M. ChotrowCohen Architectural Woodworking

Amy L. ConleyClaude CovingtonJulie and Curt CrossleyCrystal OaksKelly DuffFestus Crystal Monument Co, Inc.Ronald K. FinnanMadeline GemoulesDenise R. GerstGWS ContractorsRyan HamiltonKaren L. HendrenHope and Tyler HillisJennifer HoltDeborah A. HotopJudith I. HuffmanIWRGordon JohnsonBarbara and George I. JuengerMary and Bruce KingKyle KoppPatricia A. LaelMary E. LeonardJulie LucasDianne J. and Jake MahnShannon and Jeremy McGoughMissouri Drywall Supply IncRichard S. MoravecCyndi MorganPamela M. Mullin

Randall NackeNiehaus Construction Services Inc.Dianne and Terence NixonFletcher OttTeresa M. PasleyTina M. PettusRebar Specialist InstallationMartha A. Reed, MDRM SupplyAnne and John RolloRunge PaintingVeronica SandovalCarol SchanzSuzanne and Bill SeekCarroll R. SimpsonInderjit Singh, MDJohn J. Smith Masonry CompanyKarel SmithSouth County Coin and JewelryMary B. and Rodney ThompsonWestern ConstructionTracy Widger-GoedeWilson’s Structural Steel LLC

$100 – $249Victoria AlthoffEarl A. AmosMadeline J. AndersonAnonymousAnonymousKathryn ArmstrongYoussef AssiounTerri M. BellEdward R. BennettRudi BertrandRandy R. BohnertAntoinette M. BradleyKaren L. BrewerBetty H. BrittainEmily and Jared H. BrysonAnde BuechelClara J. BurkePatrice M. BurnettBarbara and Roy BurnsideAlan BushurCarolyn N. CarletonAudra CaseKatie R. CaseyJeana M. CashJessica ChesseyChurch of the Good ShepherdJason S. CiveyToni R. ClippardJanelle L. CohenCompi Distributors Inc.Barbara and Charles CookTerese R. and Patrick J. CookeCandace CountsNicole CrawfordAmanda M. DarlingJerome DeClueTara A. Dinolfo

The Pathway to Employment program at Mercy Hospital Jefferson was formed during 2015-2016. This project involved a collaborative partnership between Mercy Hospital Jefferson, Jefferson County Developmental Disabilities Resource Board / NextStep for Life, Vocational Rehabilitation and local area school districts.

Mercy’s Pathway to Employment program provides an intensive training program for students with developmental disabilities who are in their last year of high school. The program strives to help these young individuals build the necessary skill sets to obtain long-term employment, either at Mercy or with other community organizations. The specific goal of the program is for these individuals to obtain employment by the end of their high school graduation year.

This program aligns with Mercy’s priorities of promoting dignity and inclusion for all people, while continuing to provide health care and exceptional service to the community.

Mercy Health Foundation Jefferson received a $15,000 grant from the Jefferson County Developmental Disabilities Resource Board which provided start-up funds to purchase equipment, supplies, and specialized materials for the program. Pathway to Employment allows Mercy to reach a broader population of students and will therefore serve more young adults from our community.

This past year Pathway to Employment had four students graduate. Three of the four students obtained employment, with two of the students, Alex Lang and Andrew Hergenroeder, finding their permanent pathways to employment at Mercy Hospital Jefferson.

Alex joined the Environmental Services team in December and hasn’t stopped smiling since. His responsibilities include keeping the floors and carpets clean in the first floor hallways and in several other areas including the Emergency Department, and the stairwells in the Medical Offices. Alex was a student at Grandview High School when he began working at Mercy. “Alex’s attention to detail and his enthusiasm stand out for all to see. He is a great addition to the EVS team,” said Brian Walker, Environmental Services Manager.

Pathway to Success

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Andrew joined the Facilities Management team after graduating from the Pathway program in May. He was a student at Seckman High School when he was introduced to the construction crafts through the NextStep program.

“Andrew has been a welcome addition to the Facilities Department,” said Facilities Management Director Rick Moravec. “He has enthusiasm with his approach to work and is very energetic in carrying out his tasks, a real bias for action. He is a valued asset in helping Facilities deliver excellent service.” Among the many tasks Andrew is asked to complete are changing filters in patient room heating and cooling units and maintaining the appearance of visitor and patient parking lots each morning. Andrew and Alex have been outstanding additions to the Mercy Jefferson team.

Andrew Hergenroeder identifies and replaces stained or broken ceiling tiles and light bulbs throughout the hospital.

Alex may be most recognizable to other co-workers when they see him vacuuming carpets.

Mercy Health Foundation Jefferson

Andrew Held, MBA Executive Director Mercy Health Foundation andrew.held@mercy.net

Mercy Health Foundation Jefferson

1400 Highway 61 South Festus, MO 63028 mercy.net/JeffersonGiving

Your life is our life’s work.

People throughout the Jefferson area rely on Mercy for exceptional health care in a faith-based environment. Mercy is dedicated to providing the most advanced medical technologies and health care services available. That dedication and our commitment to provide care to all who need it, regardless of their ability to pay, means Mercy Health Foundation must rally community support to keep your trusted hospital strong. The community’s health depends on it.

Mercy Health Foundation Jefferson is a non-profit, 501(c)3 organization and is dependent on the gifts and support of generous individuals, caring corporations and foundations. Your gifts to Mercy Health Foundation help meet the health care needs of residents of our local community.