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HEARTFELT THANKS TO OUR GENEROUS COMMUNITYGifts made July 1, 2017 through June 30, 2018

Annual Report | 2018

The Enloe Foundaion 2018 Annual Report

OUR MISSIONTo improve the quality of your life through patient-centered care.

YOUR SUPPORT MAKES A DIFFERENCEAs an independent, nonprofit hospital, Enloe Medical Center has a long history of gathering support from our community as we work to enhance equipment, programs and facilities that benefit our region.

The financial obstacles we face become more challenging each year as government reimbursements for the care we provide to our largest population continues to shrink, while the costs of equipment, medications, labor and physician recruitment continue to rise.

Your generous support helps us continue to provide high-quality care close to home. You make all the difference for the patients coming through our doors — which are open 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

CONTENTSThank You for Sharing Our Vision ....................................... 2

Recent Accomplishments & Accreditations.......................... 3

Help from Strangers, Far From Home ................................. 4

Messages of Hope & Healing .............................................. 5

It Takes a Village ................................................................. 6

Enloe Foundation Board of Directors .................................. 7

Journey to Patient-Centered Care: Achieving Gold ............... 8

A Snapshot of Patient-Centered Care at Enloe ..................... 9

Not Your Average Hospital .................................................. 10

Your Dollars at Work Supporting Patient-Centered Care ...... 11

Key Enloe Medical Center & Enloe Foundation Facts .......... 12

Enloe Foundation Campaign Updates .................................. 13

Enloe Foundation Year in Review ........................................ 14

Why I Give Where I Live .................................................... 16

Enloe Foundation Planned Giving....................................... 17

Heartfelt Thanks to Our Generous Community .................... 18

OUR VISIONEnloe Medical Center: The first choice for health care.

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Stories of Excel lenceThis year’s annual report focuses on “Hearts of Gold” – our Enloe caregivers, who through their actions tell a Story of Excellence. The stories sprinkled throughout this report highlight exceptional clinical care, customer service and human compassion – all fitting characteristics of a Planetree Gold-designated hospital. View these stories and other Stories of Excellence and videos at www.enloe.org /stories.

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Since writing this annual report, the face of our region has changed dramatically. The destruction of property and the

disruption and loss of lives is staggering and leaves us nothing short of breathless.

All of us are struggling to grasp the long-term impacts the Camp Fire will have on our family, friends, colleagues and neighboring communities. Like so many of you, Enloe Medical Center stands ready to serve during this challenging time.

In addition to serving the needs of patients and their families, we have activated plans to support and assist more than 350 Enloe employees, affiliate employees, medical staff, and volunteers whose homes are in the fire area. As of this writing, we have confirmed that more than 280 of our employees have lost their homes. Unfortunately, that number may grow in the days ahead.

We find hope in the outpouring of love and support mobilizing across the north state. So many organizations have established relief funds to support victims of the fire. The Enloe Foundation has redirected our fundraising focus for the time being to our Camp Fire Relief Fund to assist the hundreds of Enloe caregivers with immediate needs for shelter, food and everyday living supplies. Additionally, we continue to support the patients in our care with immediate needs as we have always done through our Compassion Fund.

The loyal support of all of you throughout these many years has enabled Enloe Medical Center to become the truly extraordinary organization that it is today. In this report, you will read how your financial support has affected the health of our region. I hope you are proud of the accomplishments you have helped make possible.

Thank you,

Mike Wiltermood, President & CEOEnloe Medical Center

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THANK YOU FOR SHARING OUR VISION

As another eventful year ends and we reflect on the accomplishments achieved

as an organization, one particular success reminds me very clearly of the important role our community plays in our ability to provide extraordinary care for our region.

In February, Enloe Medical Center was recognized with the prestigious Planetree Gold Certification. The importance of this impressive achievement cannot be overstated, simply because there are fewer than 100 health care organizations worldwide to have reached this pinnacle. Our ascent to Gold Certification was not easy and we did not do it alone.

“More than a decade ago, we stood at a crossroads. We knew we were not living up to our potential as caregivers, and we were not meeting the expectations of our community. Significant change was necessary, and we set about building a new vision for our future, a vision that would require years of work and monumental change.”

These changes modified our culture and our operations to adopt components of a patient-centered health care experience, including the quality of patient-provider interactions, access to information, family involvement, and the physical environment of care. We also modified how we support our staff, created new opportunities for patients and their families to have a voice in the way we deliver care, and improved the ways in which Enloe reaches beyond its walls to care for our community.

This 12-year transformation tested us, opened us to new possibilities and helped us to build stronger relationships. With your steadfast support given through volunteering, constructive feedback and financial gifts, our success in this undertaking became a reality.

In the words of Susan Frampton, president of Planetree International, “The experience of Enloe shows what can be accomplished when a team of deeply committed, supremely innovative and highly driven caregivers take the courageous leap to redefine priorities and reorganize systems to put patients first.” What is truly important is the loyalty with which our community stood by us as this transformation took place, so to Susan’s statement above I would add community supporters as part of our team, because I am certain we could not have accomplished this feat without you. Thank you for sharing our vision and walking with us toward our goal.

On the opposite page, you will read about several other recognitions that distinguish Enloe, both regionally and nationally for quality of care. Each is noteworthy and taken as a whole, point to a level of excellence we hope you take pride in.

Even as we celebrate these achievements, we recognize the financial hurdles we face. The support we receive from our community becomes even more important in our efforts to continue improving our access points and delivery methods, to ensure you and your family receive the local, high-quality care you expect and deserve. Thank you for the loyal and generous support you give by making Enloe Foundation one of your charities of choice.

We wish you another year of joy and health.

Mike Wiltermood, president and CEO, Enloe Medical Center

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RECENT ACCOMPLISHMENTS & ACCREDITATIONSPlanetree Gold CertificationEnloe Medical Center was awarded Planetree Gold Certification for Excellence in Patient-Centered Care in 2018. Enloe became the fourth hospital in California and the 20th hospital in the U.S. to receive this certification, Planetree’s highest honor. While in Boston in October to accept the award, Enloe also gave two presentations and received three additional awards.

Planetree is an internationally recognized not-for-profit organization that partners with health care providers around the world to advance patient-centered approaches to care. To learn more, visit www.planetree.org.

Trauma Center AchievementIn March 2018, Enloe became one of two American College of Surgeons verified Level II Trauma Centers north of the Sacramento area. This achievement recognizes dedication to providing optimal care for injured patients. To learn more, visit www.facs.org.

Committed to Organ DonationIn 2018, Enloe received Platinum recognition from Donor Network West for promoting enrollment in state organ donor registries as part of the National Hospital Organ Donation campaign.

The medical center earned points for each activity it implemented between October 2017 and April 2018 to encourage donations, which included having a Donor Council Committee, honoring donors by flying the Donate Life Flag, participating in National Blue and Green Day in April, and providing education about donation to the community. To learn more, visit www.donornetworkwest.org.

Accepting Gold Certification at the Planetree International Conference in Boston on Oct. 12 are (from left to right)Aldebra Schroll, M.D., Judy Sitton, secretary, Enloe Foundation Board of Directors, Joy Todd, manager, Patient Centered Care, Connie Rowe, VP, Patient Care Services, and Shannon Fuller, RN charge, Hospice.

Accepting Platinum recognition on behalf of Enloe for promoting organ donor enrollment are (from left to right) Amanda Wilkinson, assistant manager, Case Management, Judy Cline, director, Emergency Department, Prompt Care, and Trauma Services, Kim Patton, Donor Network West, Connie Rowe, VP, Patient Care Services, and Cindy Llewellyn, nurse manager, NTSICU.

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HELP FROM STRANGERS, FAR FROM HOME

A woman traveling in the middle of the night on a bus from Vancouver to

Los Angeles with her young son suddenly needed emergency care. In great pain, she was sent directly to Enloe’s Emergency Department. After the woman was stabilized, Steven Zlotowski, M.D., and the attending nurses began to piece together the story of how she became stranded in Chico. It was slow and difficult to obtain details due to a mild language barrier with both the mother and son. It became clear that they did not know anyone in Chico and that the relatives were in Vancouver. They did not have a place to go after discharge, nor money for a hotel.Dr. Zlotowski sought out Case Management

for assistance. Ali Keller visited with the mother and son, and in about an hour, procured two train tickets from Chico to Vancouver and a taxi ride to the train station. The two were soon on their way home.

“This was one of my prouder moments for our institution and for appreciation of the outstanding work, resolve, and compassion demonstrated by one of my colleagues.”

- Steven Zlotowski, M.D.

Dr. Zlotowski reflected on the events, saying, “We may never be in a similar situation, but think how it must have seemed to the patient — to be in a strange place with only strangers around, having a language barrier, being responsible for her son, not having the luxury of resources to lean on. The mother must have been quite overwhelmed. Then to have someone like Ali come in with a plan to get them home all with just hours to spare.”

Dr. Zlotowski continued, “In the early morning hours, Ali really changed the trajectory of two lives, and I suspect others connected to these travelers that few will ever know about.

-Submitted by Julie Martin, RN, Quality Management, on behalf of Steven Zlotowski, M.D., Emergency Department

View this story and other Stories of Excellence at www.enloe.org/stories

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Ali Keller,case manager/social worker, Case Management

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MESSAGES OF HOPE & HEALING

Fall is such a wonderful time of the year. It gives us a lovely break from

the crackling hot days of summer and the chance to throw open our windows and welcome the cool evening air. Turning our thoughts toward the upcoming holidays and the excitement they bring, we find an opportunity to reflect on the good fortune that has blessed our lives.

Among them are the interactions and experiences shared with the generous donors and volunteers who support Enloe Medical Center. These relationships enrich my life in so many ways, and I feel truly blessed to share in them.

“Our supporters understand the financial impact their gifts have on the medical center. They see the improved facilities and the upgraded equipment. They read about the expanded services and programs available to serve their friends and families. They know that by helping to enhance our local hospital, they are caring for their future health.”

More importantly, however, is the way these loyal donors and volunteers enrich the lives of thousands of patients each year. They deliver hope and healing in the midst of crisis, fear and, often, despair. They uplift the caregivers who attend to the body, mind and spirit of our patients.

We are grateful for the trust you have placed in us, and we honor each of you for sharing your hearts of gold with our community.

I am proud of the results the Foundation staff has been able to achieve this year. Guided by an extraordinary team of senior hospital executives and working with a committed group of volunteer board members, the Foundation staff has again exceeded the benchmarks for total funds

raised, efficiency ratio (cost to raise $1) and return on investment. This work is done in an atmosphere of transparency and financial stewardship, with the needs of our patients and the expectations of our donors always top-of-mind.

In the next few months, we will continue our work to finish the $5 million capital campaign to support construction of the Cardiovascular Care Center at Enloe. To date, we have raised over $4.5 million toward our goal, and with the continuing support of a generous community, the new center will become a reality in 2020. Please consider helping us and encouraging others to help as well, as we sprint to the finish line.

I hope you enjoy reading the information and stories presented in this report. But most of all, I hope you recognize your extraordinary role in the successes achieved. With your help, the goals and visions we set for the health of our community become a reality. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts.

Jolene Francis, CFRE, director, Advancement and Communications, Enloe Foundation

Kara Davis, RNclinical educator, Enloe Education Center

Offering Kindness Through ShoesA woman was discharged in the early morning after arriving by ambulance the night before. She tried to board a bus home, but the driver refused her because she was not wearing shoes. Kara Davis, RN, clinical educator, offered a pair of running shoes she had at her desk. They fit perfectly, and the woman was on her way to catch the next bus. Submitted by David Pierce, Volunteer Serviceswww.enloe.org /stories

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IT TAKES A VILLAGE

You have heard the phrase before that sometimes “it takes a village” to

accomplish great things. From my seat as chair of the Enloe Foundation Board of Directors, I can tell you that I agree wholeheartedly.

In this case, the village is a diverse group of volunteer community leaders who give their time and talent to guide the work of the Enloe Foundation. We strive to grow relationships between Enloe and our loyal donors, serve as Enloe ambassadors in the community and, of course, provide annual financial support by choosing Enloe as one of our personal charities.

Board members also serve on various subcommittees based on their skills and interests. From donor outreach and appreciation, to fundraising campaign committees, to board governance and nominations, or special events, supporting the Foundation staff in these important activities is fun and engaging.

Our village serves another important purpose as a conduit of information, sharing the successes of the organization and communicating the challenges it faces in meeting the health care needs of a wide geographic region. We also provide feedback to hospital leaders. Overwhelmingly these are stories of courage, strength and excellence.

“We begin each board meeting sharing Stories of Excellence. It is a privilege to hear about the experiences of patients and their family members directly from the source, and with their permission, we relay these messages of gratitude to hospital leaders, who in turn do a wonderful job of recognizing and thanking the caregivers directly involved.”

This method of information sharing is critical to Enloe’s mission to improve the quality of your life through patient-centered care. Hearing these real-life stories also serves as a stark reminder of the importance of the work we are doing to support the hospital, and how closely we are connected to the community it serves. These are the experiences of our friends and neighbors, and we feel a responsibility to do our part to ensure their experience is as positive as it can possibly be.

We are also responsible to the hundreds of donors who entrust their charitable giving to the Enloe Foundation. We take seriously our charge of ensuring financial stewardship, transparency and effective use of the funds in our care. As the financial hurdles facing our locally governed, independent hospital continue to grow, the generosity of our loyal donors becomes increasingly important.

As a board, we know we cannot succeed in this effort alone. A healthy community can only result from the efforts of a much larger

“village,” made up of caregivers, volunteers, business leaders and generous donors, all dedicated to ensuring our local hospital remains strong. On behalf of the entire Enloe Foundation Board of Directors, thank you all for playing your part in this critically important community endeavor.

Mark Kimmelshue, chair, Enloe Foundation Board of DirectorsGiving Kindness

Every day at Enloe, I see examples of kind, patient-centered care, but over the holidays, three Enloe employees demonstrated the true meaning of the Planetree philosophy. A homeless patient came through the ER and was seen by Pete Davis, RN. Pete took it upon himself to spiff up the patient before he was admitted to the Surgical Care Unit. He bathed his feet, cleaned him up and even trimmed his hair. Pete personally brought the patient to the unit, which the patient expressed was deeply important to him. The kindness continued when the charge nurse, Serena Thompson, and the CNA, Lidia Lopez, identified that the patient’s clothes needed to be washed, and they took it upon themselves to launder the clothes. The true meaning of Planetree shone through these three employees.Submitted by Patricia Paddock, RN, Surgical Care Unitwww.enloe.org /stories

ENLOE FOUNDATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Man’s Best Friend – Kay Kohen, Volunteer Services, worked with Ines Corriea, RN, to bring a very badly hurt older trauma patient — who spent weeks in the ICU — the only thing he wanted: to see his dog. Kay got the necessary approvals, got ahold of the man’s daughter, made sure the dog had the appropriate shots and vaccinations to limit any concerns of infection control, etc. Then she waited in the lobby for the patient’s daughter and dog to arrive, so she could walk them up to his room. When the dog came to the patient’s door, it was the sweetest thing. The dog started whining and the patient began to cry. It was truly a great moment.Submitted by Julie Threet, Volunteer Board | www.enloe.org /stories

Bottom row, from left to right: Judy Sitton, Melisse Larrabee, Michael Marks, Connie Rowe, VP, Patient Care Services, Kenneth Derucher, Ph.D., Christie Chrysler and Jolene Francis, CFRE

Middle row, from left to right: Jim Stevens, Paul Moore, Ph.D., Nicole Plottel, CELA, Randy Wonzong, president, Volunteer Services Board of Directors, Mike O’Donnell and Myron Machula, CFO

Top row, from left to right: Mark Kimmelshue, James Moore, M.D., Tom Hughes and Richard Stein

Not pictured: Benjamin Gilbert, M.D., Carol Huston, MSN, Susan Minasian, Tom Martin, Audrey Tennis and Mike Wiltermood, president and CEO

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JOURNEY TO PATIENT-CENTERED CARE: ACHIEVING GOLD

Judy Sitton, secretary,Enloe Foundation Board of Directors, andConnie Rowe, VP, Patient Care Services

Enloe Medical Center’s 12-year journey of cultural transformation led to Planetree Gold Certification

this year. The designation signifies the best of patient-centered care.

Exceptional leadership was integral in this story of excellence, from Enloe’s Board of Trustees and Foundation Board of Directors, to Enloe’s senior leadership and frontline caregivers. Leadership is the ability to inspire a shared vision enabling others to act.

This leadership and encouragement is evident in everything we do to support our patients, their friends and families, our caregivers, physicians, and donors.

“This achievement is reflective of a tremendous collaboration between our community and our organization as we try to create the best possible environment for healing and wellness,” said Enloe president and CEO Mike Wiltermood.

A detour that changed history To provide some background, in 2006 Betty Dean, RN, chair of the Enloe Board of Trustees, learned about patient-centered care at Griffin Hospital in Derby, Conn. She and her husband, Clyde, were vacationing on the East Coast, and she convinced Clyde to take a quick detour to visit Griffin. Thank goodness for that detour!

When Betty returned from Griffin Hospital, Planetree’s flagship hospital, she brought ideas for improving Enloe. This vision was the catalyst for change.

Before long, a second wave of Enloe representatives made the trip, including Marcia Nelson, M.D., Jan Ellis, RN, Judy Sitton, Attila Kasza, M.D., and Forrest Olson, M.D.

Many moments captured their hearts: valet parking, live piano music in the main lobby, and volunteers and staff greeting guests and offering an escort to their destination. Volunteers fed and talked with patients at the bedside, delivered flowers, consoled with a human touch, and gave spiritual support … and the list goes on. At Griffin, staff and volunteers offered a warm smile, information, support and kindness. Sound familiar? That’s Enloe today, day-in and day-out.

Luckily, we did not have to create this compassionate methodology from scratch. Planetree provided the education, support and practices that helped us move forward.

Caring with authenticity Nine components of Planetree make up the patient-centered care experience. Each taken singularly is powerful, but when used in their totality, they ensure people are supported and have a clinical experience that is personalized, humanized, and demystified.

Over the past decade, we implemented these components to improve care, relationships and communication. Patients felt the difference. Scores on patient experience survey, known as the Consumer Assessment of Healthcare Providers and Systems (HCAHPS), rose from the 2nd percentile in 2006 to the 77th percentile in 2016.

The people who serve at Enloe are the eyes and ears for an anxious patient, a concerned friend to the family in need of understanding and support. They delicately and tactfully know when to be involved and when to step back. Perhaps the caregiver’s greatest role when serving patients is to authentically care.

We thank and appreciate you, as members of the Enloe community. You have helped by modeling the way, keeping us apprised of your needs, sharing in the vision, and providing the means and direction to move forward. Your support, leadership and tenacity to insist on excellence helped make possible our designation as a Gold Certified site.

We honor each of you, with the deepest appreciation for your hearts of gold.

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A SNAPSHOT OF PATIENT-CENTERED CARE AT ENLOE

Healing Touch andComplementary TherapiesEnloe provides pet therapy, hand relaxation massage, aromatherapy, Reiki and acupuncture treatments.

SpiritualityEnloe introduced spiritual support volunteers, a meditation room, blessing of the hands and diversity education.

Nutritional and Nurturing Aspects of FoodEnloe offers fresh, local and healthy foods, a robust cafeteria selection, self-selected choices, healthy vending options, and nourishing menus.

Human InteractionEnloe implemented shared decision-making, staff retreats, and employee recognition, support and engagement.

Healing EnvironmentEnloe emphasized the importance of protecting patients’ sleep by implementing quiet time and a sleep menu, changing lab draw times, and using sound-buffering materials in new construction.

Arts and Entertainment Enloe displays scenic artwork and has a volunteer musician program, live piano music, as well as gardens and water features.

Healthy CommunitiesEnloe offers community education and events, such as Walk with a Doc, health fairs and flu clinics, and has made sustainability improvements.

Based on feedback from patients, their family members and health care professionals, Planetree identified core components that are essential to practicing patient-centered

care. Here’s how we’ve implemented these components at Enloe.

Access to InformationEnloe demonstrated this component through shared medical records, a patient portal and pre-procedure classes.

Family InvolvementThis can be experienced at Enloe through 24-hour patient-directed visitation, valet parking, family lounges, care partners, and additional support during end-of-life care

“Every experience can be a great experience. We don’t just look at their disease process; we look at family dynamics, we look at individual needs, what they want out of the experience. It allows the staff the freedom to care for them like the patient wants to be cared for.” Donna Larson, RN,senior director, Nursing Operations

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NOT YOUR AVERAGE HOSPITAL

You might be surprised to know that Enloe Medical Center is one of only

2,845 non-governmental, not-for-profit hospitals in the United States. Not every individual receives care from such a hospital, but for the sake of the arithmetic, on average the population served by Enloe would then be 113,802. In reality, Enloe is not an average hospital, neither in terms of the population we serve (we serve three times that average) nor in the level of service we provide (we’re a Level II Trauma Center).

This past year provided an example of Enloe stretching itself to enhance its electronic health record capability, and now we’re undertaking a renovation of the hospital to create a Cardiovascular Care Center. The Enloe Foundation is very near to reaching its goal of $5 million.

“We are grateful that many people in our service area have been philanthropically generous in assisting us to achieve and maintain cutting-edge technology, quality care, and patient-centeredness.”

Reports from those who monitor the hospital industry show a narrowing between revenue and expense, along with increasing debt. Enloe has entered that exact circumstance and this underscores our hope that you will stay with us through the good and bad times. Help us keep the banner high.

I’ll end on a personal note of farewell since retirement awaits me, as does my wife, at the end of this year. My privilege has been to serve for eight years as CFO and experience the unparalleled flourishing of Enloe. The medical center will spare no future effort in the progress and provision of wonderful patient care of which you are a significant contributor. The fact is, few communities are so richly blessed.

Myron Machula, chief financial officer,Enloe Medical Center

Making a ToughValentine’s Day BearableKelsey Wirt, RN, was caring for a patient who had just become a quadriplegic due to a severe motorcycle accident. It was the day before Valentine’s Day, and he was unhappy because he always does something special for his wife, and this year he could not. With the support of co-workers Melissa Smith, RN, and Dawn Larrabee, monitor tech, who went to the store for flowers and a card, Kelsey was able to help the patient continue his tradition of recognizing his wife on Valentine’s Day.Submitted by Cindy Llewellyn, RN, NTSICUwww.enloe.org /stories

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Happy retirement!

Enloe Foundation Staff

A Note of Thanks

TOTAL FUNDS RAISED – $1,949,891FISCAL YEAR 2018

TOTAL FUNDS DISPERSED – $278,427FISCAL YEAR 2018

ACCUMULATED FOR UPCOMING NEEDS – $10,271,361FISCAL YEAR 2018

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YOUR DOLLARS AT WORK SUPPORTING PATIENT-CENTERED CARE

Beyond the Scope of DutyA patient, who had multiple surgeries at UC Davis, was admitted to Enloe’s Emergency Department (ED) from a local skilled nursing facility due to surgical complications. After careful consideration, the doctor determined the patient should return to UC Davis for continuity of care, and arranged transport. When staff learned that the patient’s belongings were still at the skilled nursing facility, Calvin Toohey, ED Tech, immediately stepped in to retrieve them. He returned with all the belongings just in time for the patient’s departure.Submitted by Jennifer Morabito, RN, Emergency Departmentwww.enloe.org /stories

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� Cancer Programs� Other Programs� Hospice� FlightCare� Scholarships� Mother & Baby Swaddling Blankets

� Cardiovascular Care Center Campaign� Unrestricted� Other Programs� Cancer Programs� FlightCare� Diabetes Education� Scholarships� Planetree

Figures computed using data takenfrom July 1, 2017 through June 30, 2018.

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KEY ENLOE MEDICAL CENTER & ENLOE FOUNDATION FACTS

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ENLOE FOUNDATION CAMPAIGN UPDATESCardiovascular Care Center At over $4.5 million and growing, our Cardiovascular Care Center Campaign is nearing fulfillment. The Enloe Foundation pledged $5 million in 2015 to help build a state-of-the-art Cardiovascular Care Center inside the main hospital on the Esplanade. The expanded space will provide more treatment areas, newer technologies, improved patient access, and a dedicated family lounge.

Heart & Sole: Run for Wellness With more than 600 registrations and 20 sponsors, this year’s fourth-annual Heart & Sole: Run for Wellness raised over $31,000. This run/walk event provides the opportunity for individuals and families to engage in fun activities designed to inspire healthy living choices.

Enloe Foundation Golf TournamentOur 2017 event raised over $131,000 to help support the Cardiovascular Care Center Campaign and the Golf Nursing Scholarship Fund. Since 1986, this annual tournament has raised over $2.3 million to support Enloe’s programs, equipment and facilities.

Give Where You Live With more than 900 contributing employees, volunteers and medical staff, we raised an astounding $279,862 through our Give Where You Live campaign. Our 28% participation rate is remarkable considering the national average for employee giving is 13%.

A HelpfulC onnectionMy daughter, who has autism, recently broke her arm. The emergency room staff was wonderful. However, she didn’t interact with them. Then Handerson Pontel, ortho tech II, came in the room. He was able to engage with my daughter and gave her some of the cast material to hold, and he talked in a way that put my daughter at ease as he placed a splint on her arm. Later, when we went to the Ortho-Trauma Clinic for a checkup, we saw another caregiver. He was wonderful, but when he learned that Handerson placed her splint, he asked Handerson to place the hard cast. Handerson walked through the door with a smile, and my daughter’s face lit up. Familiarity is a really big thing for her. He was so accommodating and promised to take her cast off when it was time. The whole team has been amazing, and in my opinion, they all deserve recognition for how well they take care of their patients. Submitted by Breanna Dikes, Patient Financial Serviceswww.enloe.org /stories

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May 31, 2018

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en in Touch

Outreach

Wom

en in Touch enjoyed a

morning event featuring D

ina

Zaphiris from In Situ Foundation,

and Enloe the dog. These

gatherings celebrate women who

have reached the level of

Lifetime G

iving to Enloe.

June 8, 2018

Caregiver Giving

Campaign Rally

Enloe caregivers came out for

a fun-filled day of celebration for

our Give W

here You Live annual

event. This rally celebrates current

donors and gives others

an opportunity to sign up.

May 3, 2018

Enloe Partners Event

Our com

mitted Enloe Partners

engaged with Enloe leadership at our

annual spring meeting. Th

ey received an

update on local health care, as well as

introductions to physicians who recently

relocated to Chico.

June 15, 2018

Enloe Employee

Scholarship Awards

The Foundation, with the help of the

Scholarship Comm

ittee, awarded 25

employees scholarships. Supported by

comm

unity mem

bers, employees and

volunteers, these scholarships give highly

qualified employees the opportunity to

pursue their educational goals.

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WHY I GIVE WHERE I LIVE – Enloe Caregivers Give Back“Enloe is an amazing place to work. There is a culture of wanting to make a difference in the community that is real and authentic. The employees share this purpose, which drives the organization every day. I give to the Enloe Foundation because I am thankful to work for such a special organization that does so much good for our community 24/7.”

- Tony Evans,chief information officer, Information Services

“I was born at Enloe with a variety of health problems and so growing up, I was constantly in and out of the hospital. I don’t know what I would do without such quality care so close to home. I chose to give knowing every little bit helps.”

- Andrea Gleason, marketing assistant, Marketing & Communications

“We have both worked at Enloe for over 18 years. Every day, we see how we impact our community. It is with great pride that we give back to Enloe. It is our small way to help ensure the growth of our medical facilities. Thank you, Enloe!”

- Javier Vaquera,maintenance worker,Engineering, and Maria L. Vaquera, Environmental Services

ENLOE FOUNDATION

When PatientsBecome FamilySo many thoughts and emotions come to mind thinking about my dad’s time at Enloe. The nursing staff was awesome with him. Then there were the ones who stood out even more, going above and beyond. At first, it was very hard to leave at night, but getting to know the nurses and seeing how much they cared about our dad, we began to feel comfortable and trusted he was in good hands.When it came toward the end and emotions were at their peak, we met Hannah Stockmeir, care coordinator in Case Management. She gave us a better understanding of what was happening and what we needed to do. Dad’s doctor, Srinivas Pulagam, M.D., had great patience, professionalism, a big heart and fight. He did not give up on Dad even to the end. The moments after Dad passed, the great staff continued to be there for our family. Thank you to the doctors, nurses, physical therapists, volunteers, valets, and anyone else who met Dad and our family. You are very appreciated and will not be forgotten!Submitted by Michelle August, Cardiovascular Care Unit, on behalf of the patient’s familywww.enloe.org /stories Thank you to the more than 900 employees, volunteers and medical

staff contributing to our Give Where You Live campaign, we raised an astounding $279,862 last year.

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GuardianCircleThe Enloe Foundation Guardian Circle celebrates and recognizes members who have committed planned gifts.

Anonymous (5)James P. AndersonDorothy and John Browne Jr.Buz and Mary CarletonJean and Lou ChryslerGage and Christie ChryslerJohn and Barbara CopelandMarty DucheneFrances “Mimi” EllisMichael C. FrybargerGary and Sharon GuardinoClaudine Bell and Helen HeadDr. Billy and Barbara HeronBeatrice HillDorothy HusingFranklyn J. and

Emogene JaquaySharon F. JohnsonEve M. McFarlandJames F. and Loren C. MolieriSteve and Kathy NettletonLarry and Louise OlsenGwen QuailEugene and Dorothy RingelMr. and Mrs. Henry Runge Sr.Percita E. SchaderDr. and Mrs. David SchlichtingRobert B. and June S. ScottCathie ShanksGlen and Mary Ann SholsInez D. SiroCollis and Margaret SteelMildred SteinmetzDr. Donald L. and

Alice Z. StonerMr. and Mrs. James P. SweeneyCharles and Wilhelmina

TaggartDr. and Mrs. Sydney ThomasBill and Karen VaccaroMarlies A. WagnerMr. and Mrs. Frank WellsfryJ.B. and Vonnie Wilson

Guardian Circle members as of June 30, 2018

Over 26 years ago, Dr. Donald L. and Alice Z. Stoner decided to support our mission with a gift larger than they could make from ordinary income and set up a charitable

remainder trust with the Enloe Foundation. Their generous gift provided lifelong income for them and left a legacy for countless patients who will benefit from it well into the future.

Make world-class health care your gift for tomorrow using these Planned Gift options.

Bequest – A legacy gift for future generations. Suited for just about anyone.

Gift of Securities – Unlocks the value of appreciated assets. Fitting for anyone holding appreciated public stock.

Gift of Retirement Benefits – Make a major gift using 401K or 403B, or IRA assets. Convenient for individuals with high-value retirement assets, with or without heirs.

Gift of Life Insurance – Gifting assets you no longer need. Best for anyone who has excess life insurance coverage.

Donor Advised Fund – Take a tax deduction today, distribute to charities later. Great for those who’d like to make a large gift in a single year to maximize benefits.

Gift of Property – Use appreciated real estate creatively. Favored for those with real estate holdings they no longer use or need.

Charitable Gift Annuity – Participate in charitable giving and receive lifetime income. Useful for elderly individuals seeking stable, lifelong annual income.

Charitable Remainder Trust – Receive a fixed income or hedge against inflation. Advisable for those with appreciated assets (such as property or stock) that are marketable but not producing sufficient cash flow.

Making a lasting impact with a planned gift is easier than you may think and can expand your philanthropic goals exponentially. If you would like to learn how Planned Giving could make a difference in your life today and support our work for tomorrow, contact the Enloe Foundation at (530) 332-4550 – we’d love to talk with you.

ENLOE FOUNDATIONPLANNED GIVING


If we made an error or omission, please contact (530) 332-4550.18


Gifts $450,000 and aboveGage and Christie Chrysler

Gifts between $449,999 to $100,000Kjell N. BergstromEnloe Medical Center VolunteersDr. and Mrs. Donald L. StonerIn Memory of Carl W. Fischer

Gifts between $99,999 to $50,000Chuck and Sharon Patterson

Family FundDr. Gary and Marie Stromberg*

Gifts between $49,999 to $20,000Anonymous (13)Anonymous (134)*Jud and Judy CarterCourtesy Automotive CenterGolden Valley Bank FoundationNicolaus Nut Co.

Gifts between $19,999 to $10,000Butte County Credit BureauChico Hospitalist GroupF2 FoundationDr. Ken and Liz FlemingHallmark PropertiesDr. Ken and Sheryl LangeMelisse LarrabeeElizabeth Lougee*Richard and Diane Lynn LundbladEve M. McFarlandPaul and Susan MinasianJudith O’ConnorPathology Sciences

Medical Group

Quorum Technologies, Inc.In Honor of Maggie and

Larissa SmithTom and Anastacia Snyder LandoCollis and Margaret SteelThe Discovery Shoppe League, Inc.Tri Counties BankVirginia L. Jones FoundationThe Wear Family in Memory of

‘Little Larry’Mike and Kelly Wiltermood*John and Marti Young

Gifts between $9,999 to $5,000Dr. Bruce and Rose Mary Burke*Carriere Family FarmsR. Scott Chalmers FamilyChico Emergency Physicians

Medical GroupChico Eye CenterCompSpec, Inc.D.H. Slater & Son, Inc.Evergreen Home LoansJack and Nancy FoxMark and Jolene Francis*Dr. Bruce and Penny GallawayJudy KatzMark and Diane KimmelshueDr. Peter and Kathryn Magnusson*Theresa B. McGowanModern Building, Inc.Marcia A. Moore, M.D.Northstate Anesthesiology PartnersPacific Gas and Electric CompanyGwen QuailRay Morgan CompanyRecology Butte Colusa Counties

William Rich and FamilyRockport Healthcare ServicesBob and Deb RoyatSierra Nevada Brewing Co.Sodexo Clinical Technology

ManagementJoan Stewart-ThorpeSubaru of America, Inc.Thomas Cuisine ManagementClarence and Dolores WagnerDr. Denis and Carlla Westphal*Philip and Barbara Wilson

Gifts between $4,999 to $2,500Adventist Health Feather RiverBuck and Michelle August*Nick and Dr. Jessica Babare*Brett and Arah Barham*BETA Healthcare GroupCelebration of Life 5KCintas HealthcareColusa CasinoDavid Tarter “35” FoundationDurham Pump, Inc.Egan ElectricEnloe Senior Administrative TeamEpic Systems CorporationEsplanade OfficeFidelity InvestmentsFIX Auto Chico/

Mark and Laura PageDarrell and Chris Fuller*Becky Hamilton*Brady and Traci Haynes*Randall W. Holt, Ph.D. and

Linnea A. SheppardHooper, Lundy & Bookman, P.C.




InterWest Insurance Services, Inc.Justamere Enterprise LLCScott and Tina KangergaCarol Linscheid*Littler Mendelson Law FirmLundberg Family FarmsMid Valley Title & Escrow CompanyDr. Marcia Nelson and Kenneth Gall*Newton-Bracewell Funeral HomeNorth Valley Eye CareNorthern California National BankPacific Crest Medical Physics, IncDean M. PrinceQuest DiagnosticsRichard and Connie Rowe*Safeway FoundationRandall and Laura Schiff*The Foor FoundationThe Jensen Group - Newton RealtyThe O’Donnell GroupTriage Consulting GroupRobert L. Zadra, M.D.

Gifts between $2,499 to $500Zeeshan Shera and Uzma Abbasi*Advantel NetworksAlmont Orchards, Inc.Kelley Alvarez*Dean Anderberg, Jr.Brian AndersonEliza Anderson*Anderson and Associates

Recruitment and StaffingGene and Linda Angel Piellusch*As You Like It WeddingsAsset Management GroupAssociated Rice Marketing Cooperative

Charles and Debbie Atkins*Loretta and Gary Andrew*Jennifer and Ben Barron*Joy Barton*Robert and Cindy BellSusie Benson*Bidwell Title & Escrow CompanyBidwell Women’s Golf ClubSherry Blansfield*Mark and Tami Blofsky FamilyTerri Bongers*Larry and Nancy BradleyLaurie Bradshaw*Isabella BrazzaleKristina Brock*Jenny Brown*Karen and Edd Burwell*Butte County Rice

Growers AssociationButte Creek Country ClubButte-Glenn Medical SocietyCalifornia Healthcare Insurance /

OptimaJohn and Dee Dee Canalia*Kimberley S. Cardenas*Pat Carlson*Doni Carter*The Cawthon Family*Dennis and Kathy Cawthon*Jaymelee Chambers Skondin*Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Chiapella*Chico Racquet ClubMark and Leanne ChrismanChuck Patterson Auto WorldNeal and Judy Cline*Gary and Nancy Coelho*Donna Cole’s Family

Charles Collins*Colvin*Dan Connell*Conroy Construction, Inc.Parrish Corcoran*Cornett Family*Coronado Vein CenterNathan Crawford and Family*Kim and Elden Cross*Crothall Healthcare, Inc.CSU, Chico College of Business

Project Management GroupGene and Gail Cunha*Dahlmeier Insurance Agency, Inc.Sandra Dailey*Ernie DaltonLaura DaltonDan Fitzgerald and Associates, Inc.Dasher TechnologiesLowell DaunTom and Sue DautermanHelen Deatsch*Curtis and Kristine DeBergAntonio and Cindy DeLaCruz*Charles DemmerDr. Kenneth and Barbara DerucherDisneyland ResortBill and Candy DohertyConnie Doll*Susan DonohueDownieville Volunteer

Firefighters AssociationChris Ducale*Craig and Lynne DuncanLoren and Trish DunlapTamra Durfee*Edward Jones Investments




Gifts between $2,499 to $500 (Cont.)

ePlus Technology, Inc. & HPERuth Epperson*Tony Evans*Michelle Evans*Anna Farmer*David Fercho*Jon Ferguson*David Ferreira*Sharon Frei*Roseanna Galindo-Kuhn*Jessica Gamez*Greg Gazda and Margaret Reece*George RoofingJesse Gibson*Janet Glaziner*Gary GoebelGolden Key SpaGonnsen Family*Renee Grootveld*H.J. Promotional ProductsHamlet Family*Ed and Melissa Hardesty*Barbara Haskin*Mary Elaine and Dan Hatcher*Fran and David Heeter*Debra HeinrichHenri Henderson*Ken and Anne HenkelSusan Hetherwick*Scott Hill and Family*Kelly B. Hill*Clifford and Tonya HilligossRosa Hobbs*Hogan*Hotel Diamond

Jeffrey and Pam House*Kim and Beth Howard*C.J., Jenny and Emma Humphries*Tom and Carol HustonSue Hutton*Bob and Linda IrvineLinda Irvine*Jeff Fowler Insurance ServicesCheryl*Jim and Diane Jones*Amy and Micahel Jones*Sandra E. KalinowskiClay and Mary Kangerga*Jennifer and Attila Kasza*Keenan HealthCareSteve KennedyEd and Joy KimballBob and Robin Kiuttu*Allyson Kotalik*Craig and Donna Larson*Weldon LarsonDr. Darrel and Janet LaryPatrick Lavin*Law Offices of Stephenson,

Acquisto & ColmanAllison LeDuc*Teri Lerch*Cindy Llewellyn*Dr. Jeff and Diana Lobosky*Lodestar FarmsNancy B. Loeffler*Brenda Logan*Betty and Lanny LyleM & K FarmsDiane Mabray*Myron and Dorothy Machula*Madison Bear Garden

The Manzo Family*Mark G. Womack DDS, Inc. Oral

and Maxillofacial SurgeryMarty and Cheryl Marshall*James Marshall*Tom and Marsha MartinJulie and Jeff Martin*The Martinek’s*John and Renée McAmisWilliam McGinnisMember’s 1st Credit UnionLaura A. Mendonca*Jared Michaels*Scott Miller*Mom’s RestaurantPaul and Laurie MooreRobin MooreBarbara and Stephen Morris*Thomas and Andrea MottaEric and Chris MoxonDon and Yvonne MulkeyThe Munoz-Moore Family*The Murgia Family*Guy and Cathy Nagy*Nash’s RestaurantGrant Nelson*Will and Mary NicholsNichols, Melburg, Rossetto

& Associates, Inc.NordicNorth State RadiologyNorthgate Petroleum Co.NorthStarNorthstate Cardiology ConsultantsNorthstate Neurosurgical

Associates Medical GroupDr. Dave Oberlin




Ryan and Katie O’DonnellOptumOrchard HospitalJeremy OrrThomas Ortez and Theresa

MahaleyOrthopedic Associates of

Northern CaliforniaBecky Osgood*Oxford Suites of ChicoErin Parisio*Valerie and Roy Parsons

and Family*Stacey Passalaqua*Pennington Family*Maki Peterson*Maurice and Rhonda PicardNancy E. and Ron R. PiretJan and John Probst*The Mike Pyeatt FamilyDr. Hossein and Maryam

Razavi*RedRock FinancialJade Reese*Patti Rehse*Robert and Debra Rist*Julia Roberts*Roxane Roberts*Dr. and Mrs. Erik Roos*Walt Schafer and Teresa KludtSeguine Family*The Shanks Family*Joe and Kelly Shelburne*Nicholas ShrinerBev Silliman*Steve and Amanda Silva*Dr. Sutherland Simpson

The Judy Sitton FamilyThe Snyder Family*Sounds By DaveHenry and Dorothy SpencerRoger Srouji*Richard and Mary SteinCarolyn Starr StephenJim and Sophia StevensStifelPamela Stowe*Alivia W. Strawn*Natalie Streeter*Debbie and Steve Strukan*Summit Funding, Inc.Anna Mae SylvesterLance and Audrey TennisTinker Family*Lionel Valley and Ellie

BradburyLisa Vance*Mark Walker*George and Marjorie

WashingtonBriana Watts*Tracy Weeber*Jeff and Jacque Wells*Celina and David Westphal*Christopher and Videllia

McKenzie*Kelli Saiz and Family*Dawn and Jay Winter*Sherry*Dr. Peter Wolk*Diane and Randy Wooldridge*Paulette Wooley*Charlie Yarbrough

Gifts up to $4995th Street Clothing Company5th Street SteakhouseHolly Abrams*Alan Adams*Eric Addington*Deborah Adema*Katie AhernMr. A*Lea Aldred Bode*All Fired UpLinda Allen*Darrian Allen*Luz Alva, RN*Manny Alvarado*Leslie Amani*Stacy Ancheta*Dorna AndersenAnne R. Anderson*Marissa Anderson*James and Mary AramPatty Arena*Julie Arriaga*Chantel Arvold*George and Lorraine ArvonenNancy De Villers and Bob AtkinsMimi AtkinsMelvin and Judy AveJackie*Amy Babler*Carol Bailey*Abe BailyElaine Baker*Chris and Cathy BakerRobert and Lynne BakerGaia Adara Portes*Denise Ballinger*Amanda and Chris Banks*Allison Barker*Richard and Judylynn

Barrett-HamiltonShawna Bartels*Angela Barthi*Ashley Bascherini*Mendi Bates*Mandah Baughman*Brittany Baughman*Betina Baur*Jon BeachDonald Beckwith*Dawn Bedell*Jennifer Begier*Phyllis Beil*Mandi Bell*Shelby Bell

Bell-Carter FoodsMary Bellefeuille*Joe and Janet BenaRobert BentleyJohn Berens*H. Berens*Becky Berger*Samantha Berkla*The Bernstein Family*Rachel Berry*Andrew and Janet BertagnaPaxton & Lily Beuselinck*Cindy Bidwell*Bidwell PerkKathy Birdseye*Christopher Black*Blue Room TheatreKatie Boerner*Amanda Boers*Susanne Boggs*Terry Bohach*Don BollerudLinda BordenkircherPeter and Sharon BorjaBrian and Gail Boswell*Terry Bottger*Jessica Boutelle*Royce BowenLori Bowler*Christy and Dayna Bowles*Milton BoyerJudy Boyette*Alina Bradish*Bill and Rhonda BragdonBrashears & Hardesty FamilyRyan Brasswell*Gerry Bravo*Liz Bredberg and Marie BredbergMike and Beth BrokawMadaline Brooks*Steven and Michele Brousseau*Brown Family*Randy Brown*Art and LaVonne BrownWilliam and Edie BrownMicah Browning*James BroylesNancy Bruhn*Andrew Brumley*Kate B.*McKenna Bruyette*Maggie B.*Silisha Buell*Donna Burgoon*Jen Burke*




Gifts up to $499 (Cont.)Bonnie BurnhamDuke and Judy BuzzaHarold ByerMakenzie Byker*Elizabeth Cadd*Rachel Cagle*Sara Calderon*Melody Caligiuri*Jordan Calo*Alma Calzado Knudson*Laura Camarena*Amber Cambern*Katie Canadas*Care Wear Uniforms, Inc.Rachel Carlson*Carol Carmichael*Bridget Carney*Elba Caro*Douglas CarpenterRoger and Kelly Carper*Carpet One Floor and HomeFabian Carrera*Joyce CarrierAileen CarriereDick and Nina CarriereMichelle Carroll*Timothy CarslakeChristopher CarsonIn honor of Donald Masse*Al Pastor*Heather Castaneda*Sean Castleman*Casey CatlettTaylor Ceccato*Peter*Lauren Cervantes*Kylah Chairez*Jennifer Chambers*Kathaleen Chaney*Amanda Chantara*Beth Chase*Martin, Christina, Jesse and Lilia

Chavira*Chico ElectricChico Ostomy AssociationSumendeep ChimaErica Christensen*Fred and Carol CiapponiBruce Clark*Julianne Clark*Audrey Classick*Barbara Clements*Christina Coates*Chuck*

Sheri CohenHillary Colby*Collier HardwareGinny Collins*Louie and Kathleen CongdonCourtney Conner*Ruth Nay Cooper*Corman FamilyDaron Cornett*Fred and Stacie CoronaJaney Corso*David Corson*Tiffany Cothcart*Gustavo*Margo Cowan*Sadie Cowan*Jenni Cox*Susan CoxBetty B. CoxPaul and Diane CraryAshley Crum*CrushCSU, Chico Humanities DepartmentKira Cuneo*Cuneo Family*Julia Curry*Linda CurtisKaycie Cushman*David Cutts*Carol DalmanMarie Daly*Delma DarlingMike and Marie D’AugelliAllyssa Daugherty*Darrell Daugherty*Abigail DautermanT.D.*Aaron Dauwalder*Kameron D.*Sabrina DavisBeverly Davis*Carla Dean*Larry and Patricia DearmanFlorence A. DebernardiDavid DeBock*Richard and Cindy DebonMonica Del Rosario*Christine Del Toro*Thomas Demoor*Lisa Denlay*Ashton Denlay*Debra Derrick*Gaye DeVor*Diamond M Fire ProtectionLisbeth Diaz*

Celerina Diestro*Casey and Kinsey Dietle*Patrick and Andy DignanBreanna Dikes*Jerri DilleyJohn DiMercurio*Victoria DiMercurio*Robert and Char-Lu Dinger*Terri Dinsmore*Pam DiPietro*Adam Domingo*John and Jan DonohueBen Doolittle*Shannon Doyle*Kevin DuBayBarbara A. DuceyBill and Peggy DudmanDarin and Michelle Duffy*Felicia Dunlap*Cody, Riley, Gracie & Aubrey Dunning*Dutch Bros. ChicoDebbie DutraPrem Dutt*Ruth DuValle*Lori Mallory EckhartRichard Eddinger, Jr.*Antoinette Edmondson*Erin Edwards*Barbara Eklund*Keith A. ElderMisty Ellan*Joe and Jean EllingsonJennifer Emerson*Haley Emmanuel*Enloe Annual Artisan’s FairConnie Epperson*Melanie and David ErnagaeScripJennifer Espinosa*Norton EsryRita and David EversExpress Drain CleaningPam Fallowfield*Kacie Farrell*Neil and Linda Farrell*Steven and Louise FassioKareen FaureLanita FedorchukJon FehlmanSarah Felder*Brian Ferdani*Nancy C. FernRoxanne FerryFibromyalgia Support GroupShirley Field

Susan Finck*Jan and Jerry FinneyFirst United Methodist ChurchSuzie and Jack FisherVictor and Leona FisherChelcee Fitzgerald*Brook Ellena*Anita FitzgeraldJoe and Ginger FitzgeraldKaren Fleming*Kevin FlemingGary FlockEric A. FordMichael FortunatoDiane Foster*Nina M FosterJohn and Janet Fournier*Toni Franco*Grace and Carl FrankeTerry Frawley, RN*Cris and Tiffany Frazer*Tirshawna Frazier*Alan Frazier*Pat Fricke*Dave and JoAnne FullerDinesh Gaikwad*Sarah Galvan*Roberta Gamache*The Applebee Family*Edward Garnica*Tracy Gassaway*Zechariah*Sarah Geary*Kristi Genna*Susie Genna*Mary E. GennrichRebecca George*Guadalupe Gerfen*Josh Gerrick*Gena Giesbrecht*Tiffany Gillingwater*Michell Girton*Gordon GlainAndrea Gleason*Glenn Golf & Country ClubSteven Glick*Keili Glynn*Rachael Golie*Dave and Veronica GomesAnabel Gomez*Sophia Gonzalez*Chelsie Goodwin*Marilyn GoolsbyDebby GordonJake Brown*




Jessica Graham*The Grandstaff ’s*Jennie Grant*Jim Grant, Mary Clark, & Melissa

StarmerLynda Gray*Kelly Greytok, RN*Joseph and Lily Griffith*Charlene Griffiths*Joseph and JavierMarlon GutirrezFaye and John GumanPamela Gussler*Marlon GutierrezSofia Gutierrez*Gypsy CowgirlHall Family*Big Jim Hall*Lyndsey Hallbauer*Richard HamiltonCarl and Linda HammondLili Hands and Bunco BabesAndy and Carrie Hanf*Gigi Hans*Hardesty & Sons, Inc.Barbara HardieKathy and Richard HardinAshley Harles*Michael Harper*Lacy Harrington*Andrew Harrington*Samantha Harrison*June Harry*Suzanne Hart*Jamie Hart*Melinda Harvey*Shelly Hashimoto*Kathleen M. Hawkins*Alee Hawkins*Ehren Hawkins*Marilyn Hayes Cardinal*Daniel HaywoodArlyne HazelHeavenly Blue Fine LingerieSteve and Janet HedglinSharon HeiseVirgil and Judith HeiseBetty and Lucky HennerAndrea Hennig-Hance*Emmy Henning*Gregory Hentze*Kia Her*Erica Herman*Mike Herman*Anne and Hal Hermes

Lynda Hernandez*Tanya Hernandez*Carly Herrick*Richard HertzbergMartha Hewitt*Crystal Highley*Tulsa and Georgia Hill*Katie Hill*Eric M. Hitchcock*Anne Hoddinott*Karen Hodge*Rochelle Holland*Kelly and Traci HoltGreta Montgomery*Katie Homan*Lenore Honan*Gerald and Roberta HooblerTina Hoover*Kathy Houseman*The Houtman FamilyIn Memory of Elijah and Isaac Howell*Shirley H.*Susan H.*Richard and Carolyn HullTraci Hunt*Robert and Thalis HuntArt and Susan HurleyAudrey, Aiden, Adrien (A-Team)*Becky Hutchinson*Kate, Bailey, Mecko, Nala Pismany*Brittny Hveem*Anita Illes*Jose Inclan*Taylor Irvine*Karen Irving, OTR/ L*Jessica Jackson*Terry and Chris JacobsenLeoma James*Lesa James*Meagan Jarvis*Jennifer Jeffries*Beth and Wade Jenkins*Jenkins FamilyLeela Jennings*Susan Johannsen*Nicole Johansson*Kimberly Johnson*William Jones*Al Jones*Martin and Nellie JonesAlicia Jones*Harold and Nancy JonesAngie Joseph*Georgia JuneyMichelle Kamakeeaina*

Robyn Titus*Susan KamrarDeland KaneshiroAmber C.*Troy Keenan*Jolene Keillor*Ned Kelly*Cassie KellyJulie Kendrick*Kentwood Mobile EstatesKaren Kern*William and Dorothy KernsS.L. Kerr*Samina Khan*Amy Jennifer Voorhees*Tara Kimberley*Kimberly Lange, DDSTod and Sherri KimmelshueSocorro KiuttuKay Kleier*Lisa KlickKnife River Construction -

Chico DivisionMichelle Knipe*Kociemba Family*Kevin and Melissa Koehn*Yvonne KoehnenElla Koenig*Daniel and Jacqueline KohlerKornerstone, Inc.Joan Kriz*Lindsay*Tajinder Kullar*Bill and Kay KurdzielMarianne and Ray KyonoLa Hacienda RestaurantJess Lal*The Richard Lammers FamilyDr. Stephen and Lorraine Landaker*Peyton Langston*Doug and Pam Larson Family*Norman D. LarsonTammy LaRue*Las Plumas High School FFA ClubMary Latimer*Robert and Gloria LattinDeeDee Lauer*Adriana Laughlin*Emily Lawrence*Christi Lawrence*Nancy Laymon*Steve Layne*Michael Leary, Enloe Electrician*Kris Leavell*Kim and Beth LeBaron*

John and Karen LechnerNancy Lee*Lori Lehor*Carrin Lester*Carl and Betsy LeverenzChad Lewis*Dan LiconCary and Carl Lieberum*Lauren*Natale Lima*Shelly Antonowich Limberg*Roger and Linda LimbergMegan Lind*Nancy and Carl LindahlGary and Lucille LindbergGordon and Phyllis LindenKevin Lindley and Family*Hannacho and Dail Lodge*Amber Long*Lidia Lopez*Jamie Lopez*Jeff and Nita LorenzoSandra and Monty Lublin*Christine Luce*Luis Lugo*Emily Lui*Tanya Lull*Nancy Lundquist*Jack and Barbara LutzMegan Lyford*Julia LynchKellie Ann Lyons*Andrew Macaulay*Bill MacGibbon*Heidi Macha*Phyllis MacKenzie*Lynn MacMahon*Brandon Maddox*Made In ChicoAnne Marie and Carl Madsen*Melissa Maeder*Britney Mahan*Morgan*Kate Mahoney*Paul and Janet Mallory*Ranae Maloney*Lori*Diana and Bruce MannManuel Breslauer Estate, Inc.Laura Mariluch*Rowelle MarinoMark Thau PhotographyLaura Marking*Chris Marking*Mike and Sue Marks




Gifts up to $499 (Cont.)Lynn MarksJeff and Wendi Marsh*Lanie Marshall*Nancy Martin*Sylvia Martinez*Tina Marudas*Kelly Marzolf*Mast/Jella FamilyEd and Lynn MastersonAlexander MateofskyDave MaurerPamela MayerleMichael M.*Cathryn McCombs*David and Sharon McCoskerJohn and Jane McCowanJess and Leslie McDonald*Tina McDonald*Cassandra McDonald*Mackenzie McGinnis*Michael McGinty*Bob and Carol McKinney*Jackie McKinneyMeghan Mckone*Lynn McNeelyMecca SalonJennifer Melo*Greg MenaMr. and Mrs. Mendes*Ron and Doreen MendesElsie Mendonca*Melissa Mercer*Roger and Marlene MerloCarol MeurerAnabelle Meyer*DJ Meyers*Michael Marks Insurance AgencyLaura Miller*Edward and Suanne MillerCarol Ann Miller*Casey Millerick*Julie Miner*Andrea Mitten*Moffitt Farms, Inc.Sheri Mondragon*Mark Monroe*Shannon Moody*Randy Moon*Mooney FarmsStephanie Moore*Tina Moore*Steve and Lyn MooreJohn and Lynn MooreKevin and Susan MorettiCourtney Morris*

David Morse*Janessa Mostow*Lindsay and Jason MoultonJanelle Moyse*Dorothy Mraz-Smith*Kimberly Muehlberg*Jennifer Mulliner*Munly Insurance AgencyAreli Munoz-Cespedes*Ms. Megan Murphy*Megan Murphy*Sheila Murray*Pat Murray*Alexander Murray*Alainna Murray*Chatty Myers*Heidi Nalley*Nantucket Home, Inc.Katie Nash*Joe and Maggie NavarroBobette Neill*Jennifer Neilsen*Steve Nelson*Laura Nelson*Paul Nelson*Dave Nesbit*Ted and Marylin NessNetwork For GoodTammi Newsum*Norm and Ann NielsenJolene and Richard Nixon*Tanya Nolan*Amanda Norris*North State SymphonyNorth Valley Ag ServicesNorth Valley DermatologyStephanie Novack*Gary and Cindy NunesKathryn Nyby*Cyndi O’Brien*Judith and John O’BrienDiane O’BrienShelley Ojeda*Kevin and Donica O’LaughlinMary Old-KooiAndria Olmos*Allen and Geri Olney*Jennifer S. Olson*Danielle Olszewski*Julie O’Neill*Agnes O’NeillMyron and Sharon OpenshawOptimum Healthcare ITRachel Orovitz*Joann OrovitzPatrick and Denese Orr

Lois Orr*Linda Osbourn and

Edward NettletonLoren Ott*Dale and Diane OttenJennifer Ottinger*Owen Family*Donnis OwenSarah Page*Beverly and R. Duane PalmerPanighetti’s EateryJohn and Stephanie Pannell*Jamie P.*Jeff Parker*Debbie Parker*Erin Pollock*Michelle Parsons*Sandy Parsons*Ranjan Patel*Tara Patterson*Anna Paulos*Sam Pedrick*Lindsey Pegg*The Pelletier Family*Susan Peppas*Hannah Perez*Don and Tami PerezGeorge P. PerkinsGail PerkinsRenee Perrin*Susan PhillipsLinda PhillipsLynne Piercy*Kay PiersonPleasant Valley High SchoolHarlow and Mary PlimptonGeorge and Helga PliskeAmanda Pochini*Jim and Ann PonzioLori PorterPorter Co.David and Phoebe Potter*Lauren Pouliot*Pour HouseAmy Praizler*Ena*Charles and Mary Ann PriddyPatty Principi*Sherron Prosser*Patricia Puterbaugh*Violet PylesRackley Family*Jayeleene Radke*Melissa Rafe*Heather Ralston, RN*Jorge Ramirez Arroyo*

Ramsden Family*Summer Ramsden*Janet RamseyHeather N. Randall*Megan and Rodney RandelKelli Randolph*Bruce Rarick*Carmen Rasmussen*Jan L. Ratner*Heidi Rauch*RawbarDanyelle Wyllie*Albert and Ailene RedamontiRandall and Linda ReedCecilia R.*Vickie Restani*Jared and Amber Reynolds*Jessica Reynolds*Linda Reynolds*Scarlet Rhoads*Reno and Stella RicciMelissa and Darren Rice*Richard S. Matson Law Office, Inc.John and Nancy RileyBunny and Rich RippBob and Rita RistJim and Judy RobertsLeona Roberts*Mandy Robins*The Robinson FamilyBarbara RobinsonNichole Robson*Cindy Rogers*Nikki Rogers*Matt and Jessie RogersKristen Roman Nowak*Sheron RomanoKrista and Jason Rooks*The Rosales Family*Elizabeth Rose*Ashley Ross*Maree Roth and Family*The Rothe’s*Linda Rowe*Elise Debord ~ Brad, Ben & Drew*John and Agnes Ruedy*Barbara Rupp*Patty Rusk*Grandma Alice*Josie Ryan*Tyler*Susan Salinthone*Lawrie SalvestrinBetty Sample*Earnest and Velma SandbergMelanie Sanders




Rachel Sandoval*Hasmik Sargsyan*Mary and Stanley SaruwatariEric Saxman*Steve and Pegi SchaeferPatricia Schaefer*Cassie Schill*James and Kathy SchlotzApril SchmidtTeresa Schooley*John and Nancy SchoutenAldebra Schroll, M.D.*Alan Schwartz*Steven Schwartz, M.D.*Gregory and Darlene ScottJessica Seeman*Alicia Seipert*Rebecca and Kazim Senoglu*Thomas Sereda*Christine Sesnon*Jessica Seth*Lynda K. Sezon*Ashgan and Diane ShahbodaghlooAmanda Sharp*Deann Lineback*N. Shelton, RN*Judy SherwoodM. Sherwood*Shippelhoute Family*Anthony and Julia Shogaolu*Sicilian CafeMichael SieberMichael Silva and Priya Tuvell*Erik Simchuck, M.D.*Don and Alberta Simic*Olene SimmenBryan SimpsonAman SinghParminder*Kathy Skaggs*Jerry D. SkalaShanna Slater*Zach Slates*Pam Slick*Bryan Slinkard*Gordon and Jane SloggettCarrie Slone*David SmallhouseShannon Smith*Matthew Smith*Steven Smith*Ben and Joan Smith*Marvin Smith*Gary Smith*Nate Smith*Brandy Smith*

Haley Smith*Judy M. SmithCrystal Smith*Elsie SmithKathleen Smith*Paul and Della SmithCarl SnowM. Anthony and Debra SoaresJudy Solar*Kitty Sos*Jerry and Carole SouthamJim SparkmanMark and Vickie Spelts*Alisha Spencer*Spencer-Shirey WinesDennis and Judy SpoonerDavid and Viola SpoonerAndrew Sprague*Marian SpringmeyerTodd and Deanna Squires*Jordan Srouji*Anthony and Lynne St. AmantJames and Gladys Stanfield*Bill and Nora Stansell*Lisa Stark*Nicole Steele*Haley Stein*Marilyn Steinheimer*Beth Ann Goodwin*Stephens Family*Mari Stephenson*Angela Stevens*Jerry Stevenson*Walt and Patsy Stile, Jr.Terry and Karen StilloCraig and Kimberly StilwellKathryn StiversJan Stokes*Preston*Joan E. StoutMark and Alivia Strawn*Stringer O’Hair Family*Aiden’s Gpa and GdmaJennifer Stuart*Vickie Stub*Jennifer Suderman*Katherine Suhay Pickard*Raymond and Brenda SuhreWilliam and Clara SuhreHayley Sullins*Sean and Angela Sullivan*Carol Summers*Joe and Nanci Surber*Bill and Debb SwanJen Swenson*N. Switzer*

Szczepanski Family*T Bar & Fusion CafeKamal Takhar*Loribelle Tan*Amber Taylor*Gordon and Linda TaylorJoan E. TeatsPat and Shelley TedfordAnnette TeixeiraJames and Barbara TestermanThe Garland CompanyThe Hair CompanyDoug and Toby ThomasLaura Thompson*Stuart and Sally ThompsonJulie ThreetJohn and Karen ThunenMitchell Toews*Mary Toste*Sarah Townsend*Tami TravisJanie Trementozzi*Tres Hombres Long Bar & GrillJames and Barbara TrimmerJulio Trinidad*Anamarie and Eric Trites*Erin Trujillo*Two TwentyTonya Tyler*United PlumbingKatie Upton*Bill and Karen VaccaroThe Vancas Family*Shelley Vandygriff*Leslie Vanover*Javier and Leticia Vaquera*Dennis and Carol VarleyNicole Vasquez*Melissa Vazquez*Christine Venard*Lionor Vera*Vernon VereschaginJade Vernau*Don and Debbie Vielhaber*Claudia Villegas*Jessica Vinsonhaler*Cliff and Deni VinsonhalerVision Service PlanThe Voigtritter’s*Pete and Judy VolpatoSusan von Rotz*“Molly Dawg”*Brenda Wagner*Diane Wagster Penne*Raynell Walker*Theron and Shirley Walker

Patty Walters-Johnson*Dawn Ward*Andrew Ward*Stacy and Ina WardellMarvin and Carolyn WarlickKoletta WarnickThomas WarrenRobyn Warren*Suzanne Watroba*Theresa Watson*Gerry and Kathie WatsonNell Weast*The Webbs*Janice WeigleinLaurie K. Weimer*Rebecca Welge*Jim WellsWerblow Family*Andrea Werth*Elizabeth Wesner*Victoria and Bart Whipple*Gary and Nan White*Richard and Leona Anne WilcoxonWild Ink PressWilkinson Family*Michael and Carolyn WillhoitJanice WilliamsColette WilliamsHeather WilliamsRachel and Brad Wilson*Shane WilsonBob Wilson*Dennis and Shirly WilsonWine TimeBrad and Jacqueline Hall*Keely Wong*Kevin Woodward*Rose Woodward*WoodzeeVickie Wooten-Villanueva*Tanya Wygant*Sam Wyllie*Tammie Lee Ybarra*Suzanne Young*Jeri YoungMiranda and Luigi ZanetteSusan ZarubinJudi Z.*Jeff Zelenski*Robyn Zepeda*Robert Smith amd Laura Zion*Kala and Terry Avila*Georgia Zweber*

Enloe Partners are at the heart of all that we do. Their annual contributions demonstrate their commitment to our community. Our Enloe Partners are as diverse as the funds they choose to support, and we appreciate their steadfast support of our mission.

Platinum – Strategic Level Partners Butte County Credit BureauChuck Patterson Auto WorldCourtesy Automotive CenterEnloe Medical Center VolunteersDr. Ken and Liz FlemingGolden Valley Bank Hallmark PropertiesPaul R. Minasian &

Susan R. Minasian TrustTri Counties BankMike and Kelly Wiltermood

Gold – Pillar Level PartnersSierra Nevada Brewing Co.

Silver – Milestone Level PartnersEvergreen Home LoansMark and Jolene FrancisMelisse LarrabeePeter and Kathryn MagnussonNicolaus Nut Co.D.H. Slater & Son, Inc.

Bronze – Ground Breaker PartnersGage and Christie ChryslerColusa Casino ResortCraig and Lynne DuncanEnloe Senior Administrative TeamEpic Systems CorporationJack and Nancy FoxThe Jensen Group - Newton RealtyJustamere Enterprise, LLCMark and Diane KimmelshueLittler Mendelson Law FirmModern Building, Inc.Northern California National BankThe O’Donnell GroupPacific Gas and Electric Company

Enloe Partners’ Annual Spring Meeting, May 3, 2018

Enloe has 31 partners who havecontributed over $172,000.

Current Enloe Partners as of June 30, 2018

If you’d like more information on our Enloe Partners program and how you can make a difference, contact the

Enloe Foundation at (530) 332-4550.

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