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DONOR IMPACT REPORT

2021

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F O R PAT I E N T S Presbyterian’s Advanced Practice Clinician Residency program helps fill provider gaps.

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CONTENTS 1

Joint Message from Presbyterian Healthcare Services

Joint Message from Presbyterian Healthcare Foundation

Presbyterian Healthcare Foundation Board of Directors

GIFTS OF GRATITUDE Endowment Ensures Education for Neonatal Nurses

A HAND UP Fund Encourages Socorroans to Help Each Other

A WIN-WIN FOR PATIENTS Residency Program Helps Fill Provider Gaps

Impact Snapshot

IN PURSUIT OF EXCELLENCE Breaking New Ground in Neuroscience

PUTTING CHILDREN FIRST Leaving a Legacy

Donor Acknowledgments

COMING BACK BETTER A joint message from Presbyterian Healthcare Services

It's been a whirlwind of challenges and change for Presbyterian over the last two years. As we come out of the pandemic, our providers, staff, patients and members are getting ready for their comeback. That means ensuring that family and friends get vaccinated. It means fulfilling our commitment to help youth, families, colleagues and caregivers continue to heal, recover and focus on wellness after this long pandemic.

Norm Becker Board Chair Presbyterian Healthcare Services

At Presbyterian, we are committed to coming back better for our patients, each other and our community. We would not be able to make this type of comeback without the help of our donors, whose ongoing support has made it possible for us to pursue our commitment to elevate healthcare throughout the state, even in the face of adversity. As we look ahead, we're using the experience we gained from the courageous efforts of so many to recover our business and come back better than ever. We know that many of you have contributed in countless ways over the past year and we could not be more appreciative of our Presbyterian family and the community that supports us. Thank you for cheering us on as we make our comeback.

Dale Maxwell President and CEO Presbyterian Healthcare Services

Presbyterian Healthcare Foundation 2021 DONOR IMPACT REPORT

ONWARD AND UPWARD A joint message from Presbyterian Healthcare Foundation Despite the cloud of the pandemic, a silver lining of accomplishments is shining through as we look back on 2021. Thanks to the support of our donors, who stepped up and helped us find new ways to fulfill our purpose in the past year, we continued to make strides in our commitment to elevating patient care. Some of our bigger projects, including construction of the Presbyterian Robert Wertheim Hospice House and the Presbyterian Rehabilitation Services Duane and Barbara Trythall Aquatic Therapy Natatorium, are finished or nearing completion. The new Presbyterian Breast Care location at Rust Medical Center opened last summer and expansion of the Presbyterian Neuroscience program is underway. A major gift from Julie Bowdich and her husband John Carey established Presbyterian’s first endowed chair, supporting Presbyterian’s growing Neuroscience program and helping to accelerate the impact of this high-priority program. We are grateful to our early donors like Duffy and Jean Ann Swan who have helped get this initiative off the ground.

V. Sue Cleveland Board Chair Presbyterian Healthcare Foundation

This issue also honors two long-time friends and supporters of the Foundation – Mary Helen Allburt and Mary Poole – who passed away in 2021. Their legacies and commitment to Presbyterian will be forever associated with our history and growth. We are immensely grateful for the continued generosity of our donors who make this progress possible. It’s exciting and heartwarming to partner with those who understand and support the value of our efforts to elevate healthcare. Regardless of how or why you give, we welcome you on our journey and are grateful to have you by our side.

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Rick Scott, CFRE President Presbyterian Healthcare Foundation

PRESBYTERIAN HEALTHCARE FOUNDATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS CHAIR

V. Sue Cleveland, EdD

OFFICERS CHAIR-ELECT PAST-CHAIR PRESIDENT TREASURER SECRETARY

Scottie Pierce, PhD W. Rob Lasater Rick Scott, CFRE John Rochester Helen E. Grevey

EX- OFFICIO Dale C. Maxwell (PHS) Norm Becker

Loretta Tavelli (PHS Volunteer Services)

BOARD MEMBERS Kyle A. Armstrong

Teresa Hartnett

Michael M. Silva, Jr.

Nathan R. Armstrong

Trevor Hatchell

Sonya Morring Smith

Molly Bachechi

Ruth Huning-Gonzales

Shelly Stepenaskie, MD

Mark Fidel

Robert A. Jung*

Linda Weil

Dan Friedman, MD

Bart H. Kinney III*

Chad Worthen

Choudary Ganga, MD

Robert F. Melendez, MD, MBA

James Zanios

Carlos Garcia

Steven M. Nakamura

Andrea Hanson*

Richard Reif

* Past Board Chair

BOARD EMERITUS Joseph H. Badal

Joyce Godwin

Kenneth R. Odell

Laura Hueter Bass

Doug Guinn

George Rhodes, PhD

Earl Caldwell

Charles K. Johnson

Arthur Vall-Spinosa, MD

Paul Calhoun

Don Kawal

Donald Wolfel, MD

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G I V I N G I N AC T I O N

Endowment Ensures Education for Neonatal Nurses

of Gratitude Kusum Prabhakar, MD, first arrived in Baltimore on a dark, cold, snowy winter day in 1970. Fresh out of medical school in India, she had come to the United States to complete her obstetrics and gynecology residency. But as she began to think about having a family, Dr. Prabhakar worried that the demands of working in an OBGYN practice and having children of her own might be difficult to balance. She switched her specialty to anesthesiology and completed her residency at Yale University in 1977.

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That career change proved to be a wise decision. After completing her residency, Dr. Prabhakar took a position at Presbyterian Hospital as a dual-trained anesthesiologist in both anesthesiology and OB-GYN in New Mexico. She remained actively involved with the New Mexico Society of Anesthesiologists for the next 30 years, and served as a delegate to the American Society of Anesthesiology. Dr. Prabhakar recently retired after four decades of service as a practicing physician.

GIVING BACK Combined with her medical background in obstetrics, Dr. Prabhakar’s personal experience with her daughters heightened her interest in neonatal nursing. In 1991, she established the PrabhakarRusso Neonatal Nursing Education Endowment, which provides a growing and continuing resource to ensure neonatal nursing staff at Presbyterian Hospital can expand their skills as needed. The endowment also funds the purchase of educational materials and helps to cover costs associated with attending conferences.

In 1987, Dr. Prabhakar gave birth to twin daughters Sonia and Shawna, born 12 weeks premature. The tiny babies weighed just over two pounds “It’s so important that each and spent their first three nurses keep up with new developments in their area of months in neonatal intensive care,” Dr. Prabhakar says. “The care. When they were finally science is constantly changing able to go home, each still and continuing education is weighed just a little more than expensive, which I know firstthree pounds. hand. Maybe in this small way I “It was a difficult time until can support their education.” they turned a year old, but the neonatal nurses took such great care of them,” Dr. Prabhakar says. “They were loving, dedicated and very supportive of me and my family. I don’t think my daughters would have done as well as they did if it weren’t for their loving care.” Today, Sonia and Shawna are thriving adults with careers and families of their own.

In addition to the neonatal nursing endowment, Dr. Prabhakar has a long history of annual contributions to Presbyterian Healthcare Foundation, with contributions supporting the Employee CareFund, as well as cancer, heart and hospice funds. We are eternally grateful for donors like Dr. Prabhakar whose gifts help improve access to healthcare throughout New Mexico.

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CARING FOR THE CO M M U N I T Y

Fund Encourages Socorroans to Help Each Other

Socorro means “help” in Spanish, and the Socorroans Helping Each Other fund created by the generosity of residents Kay and Paul Krehbiel offers just that. Socorro is a community in need: as of 2021, 25% of Socorro County’s 16,000 residents were living in poverty, a number that could continue to grow as a result of the pandemic. That’s where the Krehbiels come in. Since moving to Socorro in 1966, Kay and Paul have raised their family and played active roles in the community. Kay is a retired teacher and librarian. Paul retired from his career as a physics professor at New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology (New Mexico Tech) but continues to research lightning and thunderstorms.

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When the pandemic started and businesses began to close, the Krehbiels generously supported several local families and persons in need. With so many people coming to them for help, their son Derek and his wife Darlene suggested that Kay and Paul consider supporting the community in a more structured way. The Krehbiels met with Elizabeth Beers, Director of CommunityBased Programs at SGH, and came up with a solution. Socorroans Helping Each Other Fund (SHEO) supports the hiring, salary and benefits of a part-time community outreach worker who serves under Community-Based Programs at SGH. The three-year position focuses on addressing the disparity of resources across Socorro County by connecting patients and other community members in need with existing community programs and resources, as well as providing direct assistance such as gift cards, food vouchers and other necessities. “Gaining access to resources is a daunting process, especially if you have limited English or limited education,” Elizabeth says. “Having that person who genuinely cares, helps you navigate the system, and gets you plugged into resources is key. We’re not giving handouts, we’re giving hand ups, with the ultimate goal of moving people to independence so they can access their own resources.” Presbyterian is currently looking to fill the outreach coordinator position, which will focus

on finding and working with individual clients who can benefit from the resources available, including housing approval, medical insurance, financial planning and the Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program. Community outreach is also a priority.

SEEKING ADDITIONAL DONORS SHEO funds will also be leveraged to encourage additional donations and challenge grants. “The whole idea is that the fund will grow as others contribute. It could be a self-supporting program when people see the need, and there will always be people in need,” Kay says. While the Krehbiels support many charities, their connection to Presbyterian Healthcare Foundation is SGH. “We think it’s a real benefit for our local hospital to be part of Presbyterian. Their presence here is a great statement of their faith in our community. We find it very heartwarming that Socorro is important to them,” Paul says.

“If you just look at pure data, Socorro is impoverished, but we are very wealthy when it comes to having people like the Krehbiels, who are committed to making a difference in the community. That’s the blessing of Socorro is that people who genuinely care are actively supporting our community.” –Elizabeth Beers, Director of Community-Based Programs, SGH

“We see many people in need throughout our community,” says Kay. “We’ve been very fortunate and feel like we need to give back. We’ve had good things happen in our lives and we see others who can benefit," Kay says.

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For clinicians, hands-on experience is everything when it comes to making a successful transition from education to patient care. When all the pieces come together, everybody wins: residents become outstanding primary care providers and more patients gain broader access to better care.

D E V ELO PI N G O U R WO R K F O R CE

Residency Program Helps Fill Provider Gaps

Presbyterian’s first Nurse Practitioner/Certified Nurse Midwife Residency Cohort began in July 2020 with nine residents. (Back row, left to right) Emily Butcher, CNM; Holly Thomason French, CNM; Desiree Sanchez, FNP; Brenda Fuselier, FNP; Threase Mitchell, FNP; Janine Mancusi, FNP; Brittany Henry, FNP; Clifton Duncan, FNP; Mallory Martin, FNP. (Front row, left to right) Residency staff members Jennifer Williams, CNM, and Allyson Esquibel, CNM, FNP. Emily, Brittany and Clifton all joined PMG as full-time staff members following their residencies.

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The Foundation’s support has been incredible and has helped us sustain a big, important project. Without it, we may have lost the program due to devastating budget cuts because of COVID. Their role has been so critical to helping us help those who will take care of those we serve.”

Clifton with one of his lead preceptors, Jovana Ochoa, MD, at Lincoln County Medical Center.

– Johanna Stiesmeyer, RN, Director, Presbyterian Delivery System Professional Development and Clinical Education

“I think the experience is Thanks to partial funding LOOKING TO THE invaluable,” Clif says. “Coming from Presbyterian Healthcare FUTURE out of most nurse practitioner Foundation (PHF) and a $3.2 million, four-year Health Resources programs is quite a learning When HRSA grant funding ends curve. There’s just no substitute and Services Administration in July 2023, Presbyterian will for getting that extra hands-on (HRSA) grant, Presbyterian’s fund and manage the program experience.” Advanced Practice Clinician (APC) internally, pursuing accreditation Residency Program provides as it does with all other residency As word of the program’s success newly graduated Family Nurse and fellowship programs. That’s spreads, PMG practices have Practitioners and Certified Nurse why a recent allocation from begun to actively recruit residents, PHF is critical to the program’s Midwives with extra support, creating a clear pipeline of training and guidance in their future success. An internal pilot providers. Because residency first year as new providers. program is currently underway to program graduates are often This approach facilitates their see how the current program can hired by PMG, the program also successful transition to a new be modified to meet the need for helps individual clinics reach professional role and focuses on additional providers and reduce their hiring goals, which can be the operational costs of running it. developing outstanding primary especially challenging in rural and care providers. The program underserved areas. “The benefits of a program like emphasizes increasing access to quality primary care in rural and this cross a lot of areas,” says “With this program, we’ve been underserved areas and newly Lori Galves, Manager, Clinical able to ramp up providers much graduated APCs are helping to fill Research Finance Administration. quicker, within six months,” says those gaps. “It not only addresses the provider Angela Gallegos-Macias, MD, shortage, provider satisfaction, Medical Director-Isleta. “The Clifton Duncan, MSN, FNP-C, and has financial benefits; from graduates are outstanding, very is one of those providers. A a community health perspective, well trained and ready to carry a nurse since 2007 and a Nurse we can train these new providers panel of patients. Clifton is truly a Practitioner for two years, he to look for social determinants testimony to the excellent training of health and provide focused completed the year-long residency program in 2021 and he received during his residency.” training for health issues that may is now a Family Medicine APC be prevalent in their communities, at Presbyterian Medical Group like diabetes or substance use (PMG)-Las Estancias in southwest disorders.” Albuquerque. Presbyterian Healthcare Foundation 2021 DONOR IMPACT REPORT

IMPACT Every gift to Presbyterian Healthcare Foundation (PHF) makes a difference by helping to support new care programs, technical innovations, advanced education, and patient assistance. The Foundation works with the Presbyterian community to identify the areas of greatest need and to elevate healthcare for the people of New Mexico. Contributions can be directed to specific areas of interest or designated as unrestricted funds, which is increasingly important in addressing critical and often unexpected needs. Every dollar goes toward funding Presbyterian programs and services. PR E S BY T ER I A N H E A LT H C A R E F O U N DAT I O N is a 501(c)3 not-for-profit organization. No portion of your gift supports fundraising or administrative expenses.

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2021numbers by the

The

THE $2 MILLION

PACE ACADEMY

961,872

successfully “graduated”

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PA AME TIEN NI T TI E lodging, transportation, clothing or other emergent needs.

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50,000

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FRESH FRUITS, VEGETABLES AND HEALTHY STAPLE FOODS were distributed to patients who were experiencing food insecurity through the Community Health Food Farmacy.

leading physician and accelerate the GROWING NEUROSCIENCE PROGRAM.

PHF celebrated

the completion of a

E ING NC HA RE N CA

Presbyterian Healthcare Foundation is a self-sustaining, 501(c)3 nonprofit organization. This means that 100 percent of your contribution is used to improve the health and lives of New Mexicans. Your donations help to make excellence a reality each and every day.

STA FF VELO P M ENT

CAMPAIGN

HOSPICE HOUSE.

MORE THAN

$95,000

SCHOLARSHIPS PHF supported the rural residency program for

attended a four-day PHF-funded retreat designed to MITIGATE BURNOUT AND INCREASE RESILIENCY.

CAPITAL

IN NURSING

FRONTLINE

www.phs.org/foundation

MILLION ROBERT WERTHEIM

Joy in Medicine, Provider and Workforce Well-Being and Burnout ECHO Clinic programs have changed the trajectory of Presbyterian employees’ experience by supporting their well-being in innovative ways.

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$3.6

by breaking ground on the

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physician chair with funds to recruit a

(that’s nearly 1 in 2 New Mexicans!)

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IN NEED OF ASSISTANCE

gift established PHF’s first endowed

cared for by Presbyterian

through reintroduction into the classroom after an extended hospital stay for pediatric cancer. PACE addresses a gap in service for school-aged kids who miss a significant amount of classroom instruction due to illness.

PATIENTS

CAREY CHAIR

PATIENTS AND MEMBERS

its first student

3,886

BOWDICH

NURSE PRACTITIONERS/ CERTIFIED NURSE MIDWIVES, funding their professional development.

www.facebook.com/PresHealthFoundation

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EL E VAT I N G

Neuroscience affects nearly every function PAT I EN T C A R E of the human body and plays a critical role in Breaking the treatment of a variety of health conditions, New from strokes to Alzheimer’s disease to Ground in headaches and schizophrenia. With stroke Neuroscience as the fifth leading cause of death in New Mexico, our state faces a growing need for expanded neuroscience care. That’s why Presbyterian Healthcare Foundation (PHF) is focused on accelerating state-wide access to neuroscience care, changing the course of medicine for people battling brain and spinal disorders.

in Pursuit of

EXCELLENCE

Delivering this level of neuroscience care requires updated equipment and facilities, advanced services and technologies, and having more specialists available 24/7. To make this vision a reality, PHF has a working goal to raise $5 million in the next three years to support additional investment in technology, training and personnel.

INVESTING IN TECHNOLOGY AND TALENT Several donors have already stepped up to support the expanded neuroscience program, making it possible for Presbyterian to implement

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Phase 1 of the multi-year Surgical Imaging System for initiative. This includes spine, orthopedic trauma and implementation of a complete neurological procedures. spinal and cranial navigation system at Presbyterian Julia Bowdich and John Carey Hospital and a pilot program Chair of Neuroscience, Gregory for tele-neurology and teleT. Sherr, MD, MPH, has already stroke capabilities that will begun using the O-arm to treat make it possible to expand patients. important access for patients at Presbyterian’s regional hospitals. “The O-arm machine is brought in once the incision is made Spinal and cranial navigation is and provides a near CT quality a combination of software and scan of the bones of the hardware that integrates with CT spine. This is uploaded to a scans and MRIs to direct where navigation system that shows screws and cutting devices are the surgeon the safest place placed. In combination with to put the screw. The system its own capital contribution, then helps keep the surgeon on PHF has leveraged donor that precise path as the screw gifts to purchase an O-arm™ is placed,” Dr. Sherr explains.

“Over time, the surgical team becomes so proficient at using the O-arm that we can often shave off an hour from a surgery, especially in complex cases like scoliosis. We are grateful for this investment in technology.”

MD, Mark Bryniarski, MD, and Jorge Gonzales-Cruz, MD, along with physician assistants Ryan Gear and Janet Miller, have joined the team. Recruitment for additional staff continues.

EXPANDING ACCESS While neurosciences care will With these types of advanced tools and technologies in place, be centralized at Presbyterian Hospital in Albuquerque, Phase Presbyterian can better recruit 1 also includes a pilot project and retain leading specialists, for initiating the expansion of especially neurologists and tele-neurology and tele-stroke neurosurgeons, for the long capabilities. These virtual term. In addition to Dr. Sherr, services will allow patients neurosurgeons Jose Santos,

GOOD FOR THE COMMUNITY As members of the Albuquerque community off and on for nearly four decades, Duffy Swan and his wife Jean Ann understand the value of creating a strong community. “Access to high-quality, specialized healthcare draws professionals and creates opportunities for collaboration in all areas of society,” says Duffy. Duffy is the past chairman of French Family of Companies where he worked for 10 years. He also worked in the worldwide telecommunications community and served two different periods as director of development and president of the University of New Mexico Foundation. Throughout his professional life, Duffy has

always felt an obligation to help strengthen the community. His involvement in Albuquerque Economic Forum with former Presbyterian CEO Jim Hinton gave him deeper exposure to Presbyterian and its role in strengthening the community.

to receive care at their local hospitals instead of traveling to Albuquerque or other areas for care, simultaneously reducing patient capacity pressure at Presbyterian Hospital’s ICU. Phase 2 will include the creation of a dedicated Neurosurgical Intensive Care Unit. The unit will initially have six beds for neurology/stroke and complex spine and brain patients, with plans to expand to 20 beds.

In making their gift to PHF late last year, the Swans wanted to make sure their contribution would help facilitate Albuquerque’s role as a hub for expanded access to specialized healthcare.

An avid exerciser, Duffy first gained appreciation for the importance and intricacies of neurology when he required surgery for lower back pain while living in Denver in the mid-80s. “We were advised how important it was to have a good neurologist,” says Jean Ann. “Once we moved back to New Mexico, we became very aware “We’re really motivated to support this project,” says Jean Ann. “Neuroscience of how few neurosurgeons is a very key part of medicine, where so were available in Albuquerque. many doctors across so many specialties It’s such an important medical work together. We like the idea that over specialty so anything we can time, this program will grow and have do to help develop it in this greater influence over a broader area of healthcare throughout New Mexico.” community is worthwhile.” Presbyterian Healthcare Foundation 2021 DONOR IMPACT REPORT

PL A N N E D G I V I N G

PUTTING CHILDREN FIRST

Leaving a Legacy

In 2021, Presbyterian Healthcare Foundation (PHF) lost a friend and supporter whose life and generosity have been an integral part of Presbyterian’s history. Mary Helen Allburt (1920-2021) passed away in February at the age of 100. Throughout her life, she gave more than 36 gifts to PHF, reflecting her gratitude for the care she received as a pediatric patient. By designating the Foundation and the Child Life Program in her will, Mary Helen established a generous legacy gift that benefits future pediatric patients and their families.

Mary Helen was just nine years old when she was diagnosed with tuberculosis. She and her mother traveled from their home in Indiana to New Mexico to seek care at the Southwestern Presbyterian Sanatorium. “The San” was unprepared to meet the needs of children and didn’t accept anyone under 18, but when she and her mother showed up at the front door in 1931, Marion K. Van Devanter (“Mrs. Van”) made sure she was admitted. Mary Helen not only survived, but

also became a longtime friend of the organization, leaving behind an archive of letters she exchanged with members of the Foundation staff. Vicki Macaulay, former longtime PHF staff member, developed a close relationship with Mary Helen. “She was always most focused on supporting the children in our hospitals because of her personal experience,” Vicki says. “I sensed that she wanted to ease their experience through disease and injury. She was a cheerful, generous donor and an inspiration to me and many others.”

I have had a pretty long and wonderful life as a result of the San and have a deep gratitude that can never really be paid, so anything I can do in a small way to help is very important to me,” Mary Helen once said.

She fully embraced the concept of Rachel’s Courtyard, making annual contributions to make things better for the children who were supported there.

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Mrs. Allburt, Reverend Allburt, and Mary Helen Allburt, Minister’s Cottage (1930)

MARY POOLE 1931-2021 Mary Poole served as Executive Foundation board in building In addition to her service as an Director of Presbyterian the endowment from $500,000 employee of the Foundation Healthcare Foundation to $10 million and created and a well-respected from 1976-1992. At a time annual giving programs, fundraising professional, Mary when hospital foundations planned giving vehicles and was a generous donor, making were a relatively new special campaigns, many of regular gifts throughout concept, she played a key which are still in use today. her lifetime and including role in Presbyterian’s early Presbyterian as the recipient of growth. Mary passed away in “Mary had the grace to a planned gift. November 2021 at age 90. recognize the beauty in all givers and treated everyone “Mary was a remarkable donor A firm believer in donor with respect,” says Vicki herself and knew the art of recognition, Mary created Macaulay, former PHS staff developing relationships like many of the programs that member. Mary hired Vicki in nobody I have ever known,” have enabled the Foundation 1988 and Vicki remembers her Vicki says. to expand services and fondly as a “remarkable mentor programs and fund important with high ethical standards.” initiatives. During her tenure, Mary supported the

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ACEQUIA MADRE SOCIETY We are honored to celebrate and thank our dedicated Acequia Madre Society supporters whose commitments support superior healthcare for future generations. The Acequia Madre Society includes people who have made planned, deferred or estate gifts to Presbyterian Healthcare Foundation.

New Acequia Madre Members for 2021 Nathan & Stacie Armstrong The Calderwood Family Diane L. Cassell, RN Donna J. Garcia

Darrel & Kathleen Gustin Melanie and Patrick Hitchcock Alicia Marcell & Nate Wells

Frank Collister Redmond & Myrle Van Atta Redmond Taylor Trodden & Salvador Gonzales Dave & Susan Weymouth

LUMINARY CIRCLE We are extremely grateful to our Presbyterian Healthcare Foundation Luminary Circle donors, whose lifetime gifts, pledges or qualifying estate gifts reach $75,000. Luminary Circle is a gratitude program that provides donors with assistance as they navigate their own healthcare journeys.

New Luminary Circle Members for 2021 Nathan & Stacie Armstrong Dennis & Penny Beattie Shelby & Amor Brannin Ryan & Jessica Burt Steve & Judy Chreist The Reverend Lisa Lani Easterling Tina & Georges Feghali Dion E. Gallant, MD Philip Gallegos Donna J. Garcia Kevin & Vickie Georges Darrel & Kathleen Gustin Chuck & Andrea Hanson Tom & Elizabeth Herrlinger

Melanie and Patrick Hitchcock Tyler Jefferson Pam & Robert Jung Jane A. Keeports, MBA Duane & Andrea Kinsley Natasha S. Kolb, MD & John Kibodeaux Elizabeth M. Lacouture Rick Lange Mary Anne & Bruce E. A. Larsen Catherine T. & James L. Martin D. Greg LoPour, D.D.S. & Paige LoPour Alicia Marcell & Nate Wells

Leslie E. Neal Brian Rashap, PhD Frank Collister Redmond & Myrle Van Atta Redmond Neal A. Spero & Marta L. Larson Wolfgang Stehr, MD & Missy Stehr-Wood Duffy and Jean Ann Swan Norbert Topf, MD & Anne McLusky Taylor Trodden & Salvador Gonzales Angela Ward, RN Helen J. Wertheim

At Presbyterian Healthcare Foundation, everything we do is made possible and enhanced by the incredible generosity of our donors. The lists of Luminary Circle and Heritage Circle donors on these pages celebrate those whose lifetime gifts, pledges or pledge payments have reached a minimum of $25,000 as of Feb 28, 2022.

IS PRESBYTERIAN HEALTHCARE FOUNDATION IN YOUR WILL? Please tell us about your plans so we can acknowledge your gift and ensure that Presbyterian Healthcare Foundation can use your gift as you intend. For more information, contact Rick Scott at rscott4@phs.org or (505) 724-7509.

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HERITAGE CIRCLE We are honored to acknowledge and thank the many donors who have chosen to support Presbyterian Healthcare Foundation’s mission to improve the health and lives of New Mexicans. Heritage Circle donors include individuals, corporations and foundations that have made cumulative gifts or qualifying pledges of $25,000 or more.

$10,000,000+

$5,000,000+

Jack* & Donna Rust

Presbyterian Volunteer Services

$1,000,000+ INDIVIDUALS Barbara & Dan Balik Richard* & Linda Barr Julia B. Bowdich & John A. Carey

Ted & Margaret Jorgensen Richard H.* & Scottie Pierce Duane & Barbara Trythall

Judi & Joe* Wagner & Wagner Equipment Co. Elizabeth Wertheim Jerry & Glenna Wilger

$1,000,000+ CORPORATE AND FOUNDATION DONORS Pathology Associates of Albuquerque, P.A.

Radiology Associates of Albuquerque, P.A.

$500,000+ INDIVIDUALS Art Gardenswartz & Sonya Priestly

Jim & Kristen Hinton

Rob & Noreen Scott & Spirit Halloween Superstores

$500,000+ CORPORATE AND FOUNDATION DONORS Anesthesia Associates of New Mexico, P.C. Cumulus Media, Inc.

Dekker/Perich/Sabatini, Ltd Mabee Foundation, Inc.

New Mexico Kidney Patient House Inc. Presbyterian Heart Group Wells Fargo

$250,000-$499,999 INDIVIDUALS Scott & Lynn Alexander Lakshmi Ganga, MD & Choudary C. Ganga, MD Helen A. Grevey & Jay D. Hertz*

Dale & Paige Maxwell Alicia M. & William A. Miller Charitable Gift Fund Kenneth & Nancy O’Dell

Dwight & Carolyn Tope Fund The Sloane Wallerstein Family Richard E. White, MD

$250,000-$499,999 CORPORATE AND FOUNDATION DONORS Albuquerque Publishing Co. Bank of Albuquerque Bank of America Citadel Broadcasting Dan C. Trigg Hospital Auxiliary DKD Electric, LLC Enterprise Builders Corp. * Deceased |

Jaynes Corporation M & T Trust MEDNAX Services, Inc Nusenda Credit Union Peoples Flower Shops Richard H. and Scottie Pierce Family Foundation

Acequia Madre Society Member |

Rodey, Dickason, Sloan, Akin & Robb, P.A. Share Our Strength Waite and Genevieve Phillips Foundation

Luminary Circle Donors

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$100,000-$249,999 INDIVIDUALS Dr. & Mrs. Francisco Ampuero Kaye & Paul Briggs Helen & Doug Brooks Peter J. Chen, PhD Ruth Connery in honor of Lynn & Ginny Rigby & Pat Connery Jeannine Daniels Kathleen Davis, RN & Robert Wengrod David & Jennifer Finlayson Diane Fisher, Esq. Michael D. Freccia & Sheilah P. Garcia Dan Friedman, MD, PHG Cézanne C. “Zizi” Fritz Brandon Fryar & Purvi Mody Donna J. Garcia Dr. Earl R. & Joyce A. Godwin Denise A. Gonzales, MD & MSG Kevin A. Haley Doug & Kathryn Guinn Mr. & Mrs. Lowell A. Hare Nancy Hatchett & Christopher Brenner

James M. & Lynn W. Haynes Clay & Shawna Holderman Dr. & Mrs. Andrew E. Horvath Jim & Melba Hynes Kirby & Camille Jefferson John D. Johnson & Andrew C. Ortega Victor & Mary Jury & Summit Electric Supply Bart H. Kinney, III Pat & John* Kneen Kay & Paul Krehbiel Carl F. Lagerstrom, MD & Laura A. Mitchell, MD Mr. & Mrs. William P. Lang Annell B. Livingston Donavan Lopez & Carolyn Bregman Steve & Debbie Maestas Catherine T. and James L. Martin José S. Martinez, MD Steve Nakamura B.C. Nowlin & Carol Estes-Nowlin

Dr. & Mrs. Ole A. Peloso William Edward Peña in memory of Mary L. Peña David Scrase & Chantel Tarin-Scrase Hirak J. Sen, MD Cordelia Sever, MD & Gregory Sever Dr. Michael C. Shannon Chris & Linda Spencer James H. Spigel, MD & Dinorah Gutierrez Susan A. Stott Trust Carolyn & Ken Thompson Steven J. Traub, DDS Scott Truby Jeff & Debbie Van Dyke Nancy Ann Walton & Alon Carter in memory of Gene Walton David and Loral Welde in honor of Judith Maybee Welde Helen J. Wertheim Kevin & Lian Yearout

$100,000-$249,999 CORPORATE AND FOUNDATION DONORS Books Are Fun, Ltd Bridgers & Paxton Consulting Engineers, Inc. Brindle Foundation Clear Channel Outdoor Comcast Spotlight Delta Dental of New Mexico Duke City Collection Agency Ecotex Healthcare Laundry Services Epic Espanola Hospital Auxiliary Ethicon Endo-Surgery, Inc. Eye Associates of New Mexico First National 1870 French Funerals & Cremations Garcia Automotive Group

Goodmans Interior Structures Grant Thornton LLP Home Dialysis of New Mexico Home Dialysis of Santa Fe, LLC Klinger Constructors, LLC Masonic Charity Foundation of New Mexico McCarthy Building Companies NM McKesson Corporation Medtronic Inc. NAI SunVista Commercial Real Estate National Roofing New Mexico Mutual/Integrion Group Owens & Minor Pfizer

Plains Regional Medical Center Auxiliary Platinum Builders Corporation Presbyterian Medical Group Emergency Medicine Provenance Fine Art Corporation Reading Foundation Inc. Renal Medicine Associates, Ltd Ricoh USA, Inc. Sandia National Laboratories ServiceMaster Clean Sound & Signal Systems of NM Starline Printing Company Sunset Grille & Bar Taurus Foundation T-Systems North America U.S. Bank

$50,000-$99,999 INDIVIDUALS Revathi A-Davidson & Russ Davidson Bernard M. Agbemadzo Donna & Stuart Agnew Lee & Elizabeth Allbright Peter Appenzeller, MD & Shara Appenzeller Adelmo (Del) & Rebecca Archuleta Kyle & Yasmine Armstrong

18 A WIN-WIN FOR PATIENTS

Leonard & Stephanie Armstrong Nathan & Stacie Armstrong Dr. & Mrs. H. David Arredondo David & Peggy Ater Dennis Batey, MD Chuck Baumgart, MD & Terrie Baumgart Dennis & Penny Beattie Janice & Bryan Beck John & Jean Berndt Mitch & Norma Binder

A. Rolfe & Dorothy Black Nancy & Cliff Blaugrund Lee Blaugrund Doug* & Linnie Bornhuetter Marge & Bill Bowers Doyle Boykin & Terri Romero-Boykin Shelby & Amor Brannin Douglas & Sarah Brown Dr. William & Sandra Brown Jack & Lynda Burch Brian & Celia Burnett * Deceased |

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Ryan & Jessica Burt Anne Bushnell The Calderwood Family Gabe & Vicente Cano-Castro Bonnie Carmichael, MD Diane L. Cassell, RN Lauren & Chris Cates Ed & JoLynn Chacon George Chandran, MD Dr. Leena Cherukuri & Mr. Srikanth Paladugu Steve & Judy Chreist V. Sue Cleveland, EdD Dr. & Mrs. Paul Cochran Brad & Erica Cook Dr. Michael Crossey & Marta Crossey Goodrich Jennifer Culver, MD Louanne M. Cunico Glenda S. Cunningham Tushar Dandade, MD & Rebecca Hoggatt, PA-C Glen & Lisa Delaney Becky & Rudy Diaz Robin & Kevin Divine Diane & Peter Doniger Jeffrey Dornbusch, MD Janet Griego, MD & Jared Dreicer, MD Mary & Gordon Eden Lisa Farrell Dr. & Mrs. Richard Feddersen Tina & Georges Feghali William & Alice Fienning Marianne G. Fischer Robyn L. Gaffney, MD & Michael Gaffney Dion E. Gallant, MD & Kara Peterson Philip Gallegos Angela Gallegos-Macias, MD & Santiago Macias, MD Betsy Garber Dr. Ronnie J. Garner Julian S. Garza & Family Ronald George & Dena George Deborah & James Giannelli Scott & Jean Graham Carolyn & Karl Green Jane & Thomas Gulley Darrel & Kathleen Gustin

Chuck & Andrea Hanson Ken & Kathy Harrington Keith & Jeannie Harris Michael* & Wende Harrison Trevor & Erica Hatchell Tom & Elizabeth Herrlinger David & Susan Hettema Melanie & Patrick Hitchcock Brett M. Hills Dr. Jeffrey & Phyllis Hills David Hillson & Eileen Grevey Hillson The Reverend Jan & Bruce Hosea Laura Hueter & Stephen D. Bass Diana & Warren Hunt Jeff & Debra Huser Dr. & Mrs. James R. Hutchison Jacqueline & Steven M Jenkusky Samuel R. Jewell Phillip & Janelle Johnson Pam & Robert Jung Charles & Sherri Karaian Jane A. Keeports, MBA Bruno & Genowefa J. Keller Duane and Andrea Kinsley Natasha S. Kolb, MD & John Kibodeaux Elizabeth M. Lacouture Rob Lasater & Carol Spuhler Richard Lange Mary Anne & Bruce E. A. Larsen Tom & Julie Laub Paula Lenane Charrissa Lin & Derek Surka D. Greg LoPour, DDS & Paige LoPour Gordon & Vicki Macaulay Jim* & Jennifer Mallory Alicia Marcell & Nate Wells Thomas G. McConnell, MD Cindy & Curt McGill Janice E. Micali Cheryl E. Mitchell Michael & Cheryl Mitchell Dr. Jason & Gurprasad Mitchell Shirley E. Morrison & Cornelis* Klein Leslie E. Neal Larry & Sharon* Neely James S. & Michelle R. Noble

Catherine Oppenheimer JJ & Doug Parsons Chris & Maureen Perea Kusum R. Prabhakar, MD Arthur & Patricia Priebe Larry & Dorothy Rainosek The Rashap Family Frank Collister Redmond & Myrle Van Atta Redmond Mark & Cathleen Reifsteck Dr. George W. Rhodes & Sara V. Rhodes Giuseppe & MaryAnne Rizza Dr. Arnold S. & Doris L. Roland Leah & Todd Sandman Robert A.* & Sally B. Savage Paul & Lee Schmidt Judith Schreiber Rick & Kerry Scott Susan & Neal Shadoff Dr. Darren M. Shafer & Lisa Adams-Shafer Pahl & Liz Shipley Todd & Cathy Sickles Ben & Elizabeth Spencer Neal A. Spero & Marta L. Larson Stan & Marilyn Stark Shelly Stepenaskie & Ben Wolz Daniel Stouffer Joanne Suffis & Phi Pham Duffy and Jean Ann Swan George & Catherine Thomas Roger & Kyla Thompson Lynn B. & Donna Thurgood Norbert Topf, MD & Anne McLusky Taylor Trodden & Salvador Gonzales Jeffrey L. Vinyard Angela Ward, RN Mary Ann Weems & Regan P. Weems, CPA Chris J. Wehr, MD & Ann O. Wehr, MD Linda Weil Judy Basen Weinreb & Peter Weinreb Norman & Nancy White Thomas W. Wiley Jim Dines & Nancy Wood Steven Yabek, MD & Ellen G. Goldstein

$50,000-$99,999 CORPORATE AND FOUNDATION DONORS Abbott Laboratories Albuquerque Convention Services Albuquerque Florist, Inc. Albuquerque Pet Memorial Service, Inc. Alliance Audio Visual Allotta Family Foundation Luminary Circle Donors

Alltel Alpha Phi Alumnae Association of New Mexico AmFab, Inc. ASHP Foundation Bank of America Foundation Beauchamp & Co. Jewelers

BlueCross BlueShield of New Mexico Boehringer Ingelheim Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Bradbury Stamm Construction Co. Business Environments

Presbyterian Healthcare Foundation 2021 DONOR IMPACT REPORT

C.W. & Dee McMullen Community Foundation CASA Automotive Group Central NM Affiliate of the Susan G. Komen for the Cure CenturyLink Business Convention Services of the Southwest Crystal Springs Bottled Water, Inc. Encompass Health Excel Staffing Companies, Inc. First Security Bank Gap Inc. GlaxoSmithKline Goserco Inc. Hearst Foundation HME Specialists, LLC IBM KGA Architects

KOB-TV The Frederick H. Leonhardt Foundation LITHExcel Magellan Health Services McKesson Foundation Inc. MetLife Resources Miller Bonded Inc. French Mortuary, Inc. New Mexico Orthopaedics Novartis Pharmaceuticals NYCOMED R. D. & Joan Dale Hubbard Foundation Randall Taishoff Charitable Foundation Robert E. & Evelyn McKee Foundation

Sanofi-Aventis Pharmaceuticals SMPC Architects Socorro General Hospital Auxiliary State Farm Insurance Companies Subway at Presbyterian Summit Electric Supply Teammates for Kids Foundation The John & Sophie Ottens Foundation TriCore Reference Laboratories TRIMEDX Troy Design and Manufacturing Unite Private Networks UnitedHealthcare US Foods Inc. Wyeth Pharmaceuticals Yearout Mechanical, LLC

$25,000-$49,999 INDIVIDUALS George* & Mary Adkins Vince E. Baca Dr. Alexei & Mrs. Ludmila Bakhirev Russ & Nancy Ball Dolores R. Beames Stanley B. Bolton Clinton & Lydia* Boye Jana M. Burdick Dr. Renee J. Butler-Lewis Dan & Carol Carpenter Dr. and Mrs. Luis Centenera Troy Clark Dr. John C. Collingwood & Mary Patricia Collingwood Dr. Richard Converse & Katharine Willet Ed & Mary Pat Cook Mary & Eric Cornish Stacey L. Cost Dr. & Mrs. William M. Deane Dale & Diane Dekker Michael E. Dexter Stanley & Nancy* Dubiel Jim & Margaret Eaton Kayvan A. Ellini, MD James Cole Elliott, MD Dr. Elliott Foucar Daniel Fuentes-Bernardo, MD Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Garcia Richard L. Gerety William* & Celeste Gorman Jerome & Lorraine Goss Regina Guest Michael & Janet B. Harding Denis* & Kim Heimerich Mike & Patty Henderson Mary C. Herring Dr. Richard Hinrichs & Lynn Hinrichs

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Carol A. Hinton Tom Horan & Mary Ann Campbell-Horan Phil & Leslie Hulebak Sharon Humphreys Wilson* & Rosalyn Hurley Dr. & Mrs. Mehraboon Irani Russell M. Janis James R. & Janette D. Jeppson Rita Johnson & Family Sarah Kotchian & Robert Nellums Carolyn Lankford Joseph C. Lee, MD Jeremy Logan, MD Kathleen Lopez, MD & Phillip Lopez William & Norma Lorang Thomas A. & Susan M. MacLean Dr. & Mrs. Kishore B. Manne Raymond Marks Helen and Joe Martinez Don & Connie McLeod Elizabeth & Douglas J. Meek Juan Carlos Mena, MD & Christie Mena Liesl & Chuck Meyers Dr. & Mrs. Robert Miller Richard H. & Cynthia Ming Almas & Soyal Momin James J. Montesinos, MD Dr. Sean Mullen & Paula Mullen Paul & Gail Murray Randall S. Nederhoff Josef & Linda Nisenbaum Dr. James Oates & Kathryn Oates Lou A. Oney Dr. & Mrs. Charles Palmer Susan J. Palmer Jeremy C. Parsons

John & Dana Pederson Matthew Pehrson David Phung, MD Christine A. Pica Arand Pierce, MD Charles & Stacy Pluto Stephen G. Reyes Edward Ricco & Mary Ann Sweeney Phyllis Ribas Dr. Eugenio J. Rivera & Eve D. Rivera Ries Robinson, MD & Jennifer Robinson Dee Sanchez Jane E. Schauer, MD Randall E. Sellers, MD Peter J. Snow Samuel & Brittany Southam Susan Stamm Evans Gerard Stephenson, Jr., PhD Johanna K. Stiesmeyer, RN Larry & Patricia Stroup Dr. Sydney Swetnam Dick* & Dang Teater Elizabeth & Kevin Tibbs Dr. Louis F. Trost & Dr. Elaine D. Papafrangos Anthony R. Vigil, MD Peter M. Vlaovic Ben Wagenman, MD Michael Walker, CPA Jim* & Scottie Williams Whitney Winham, MD Ann & John Wright Jerome P. Yatskowitz Nancy Young Dr. & Mrs. Omar M. Yousef

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$25,000-$49,999 CORPORATE AND FOUNDATION DONORS AbbVie Advanced Network Management American Home Furnishings Aon Risk, Inc of NM Apria Healthcare AstraZeneca Pharmaceuticals Avalon Trust Avila Retail Barnes & Noble Belcan, LLC Bohannan Huston, Inc Border States Electric Supply of NM Bristol-Myers Squibb Company Catamaran CDW Healthcare Century Sign Builders CliftonLarsonAllen LLP CNM Foundation Cognizant Technology Solutions US Corp Conroy’s Plant Designs Coram Healthcare Crane Services, Inc. Creamland Dairies, Inc. Daiichi Sankyo, Inc. The Doctors Company Don Chalmers Ford Enterprise Holdings Foundation Fidelity Investments Gap Foundation

Genentech Genesis Healthcare Genzyme Guidant Corporation HealthEdge HealthHelp LLC Hinkle Shanor LLP Hoechst Marion Roussel Insurance Exchange, Inc. Johnson & Johnson Keleher & McLeod Kinney Agency Inc. KPMG LLP Life.Church Lilly USA Mercer (US) Inc. Merck & Co., Inc. Merrill Lynch Wealth Management The Millstream Fund Modrall Sperling Law Firm Molzen Corbin Mountain States Insurance Group Music World of Albuquerque Inc. New Mexico Oncology Hematology Consultants, Ltd. Novo Nordisk NuMotion Oxnard Foundation Perinatal Associates of New Mexico, Ltd. PHI Air Medical

Pimentel Guitars, Music & Entertainment Pointel, Inc. Procter & Gamble Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Pulakos CPAs, P.C. Pure Protective LLC REDW, LLC The Response Group Revenue Enterprises, LLC Risk Strategies Roche Laboratories Sandia Automotive Group Sandia Foundation The Solutions Group Thompson Coburn LLP Southwest Cardiology Associates Southwest Cheese LLC St. Jude Medical, Inc. Strong-Thorne Mortuary The Stroup Co. Sunrise Printing TEKsystems TRIMEDX Walgreens Weatherby Healthcare Weems Galleries & Framing Will Rogers Motion Picture Pioneers Foundation Women’s Specialists of New Mexico

Acequia Madre Recognition The following Acequia Madre members have shared their intent to include Presbyterian Healthcare Foundation in their will or estate plan. We are grateful for their support. Joseph H. Badal Bob Bales Karen Cox, RN, PhD Ronald Faich Corliss & Larry Fenimore Connie Fleischer Dr. Vaun* & Mary Floyd Taylor & Bonnie Floyd Dr. & Mrs. John K. Heilman, III

Louis Herlin, MD Kreg B. Hill & William I. Christensen, MD, MPH Mark A. Hohnstreiter Hy* & Florence Klein Vince E. Marchi Jane Midgley James & Ann Nelson Janice Peck

Dr.* & Mrs. John B. Roberts Mr.* & Mrs. José R. Sanchez Samuel E. Smith Dr. Arthur & Sandra Vall-Spinosa Linda C. Vath George & Wilma Wheeler Mary Wicker Bruce & Lorna Wiggins

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