Celebrating a more than $1.1 million grant from the prestigious Robert Wood Johnson Foundation that will support our efforts to build and sustain healthy communities throughout Kentucky. Pictured here: Saint Joseph Hospital Foundation Board of Directors Larry Cowgill and Father Norman Fischer, Leslie Buddeke Smart, CFRE, President of Saint Joseph Hospital Foundation; Carmel Jones, Market VP & COO Physician Enterprise and Bruce Tassin, President of Saint Joseph Hospital.

Dear Friends,

The Saint Joseph Hospital Foundation’s Fiscal Year 2018 was very successful, all thanks to you.

Lexington boasts a newly renovated Cardiac Thoracic Vascular Health Unit (CTVU) at Saint Joseph Hospital made possible by a generous $1.5 million gift to the Saint Joseph Hospital Foundation by Amy and Michael P. Thornton in memory of his mother Wilma H. Thornton.

In London and Berea, we helped launch a program to help patients with unmet basic human needs have better access to the services they need for their health and well-being, thanks to a more than $1.1 million grant from the prestigious Robert Wood Johnson Foundation.

The Saint Joseph Mount Sterling Foundation launched inaugural scholarships to three deserving staff members at Saint Joseph Mount Sterling Hospital. These scholarships will help employees further their education and ultimately will help them provide even better care to the patients we serve.

We have much to celebrate, but more work is ahead. As we look forward to another great year, we are filled with gratitude for all you’ve done to make healthcare in our community stronger than ever.

Thank you for your ongoing commitment to support our mission of providing healing and hope to all.

Sincerely,

Leslie Buddeke Smart, CFREFoundation President

Year in Review

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2017-2018 HighlightsYou made a big impact. Here are a few examples.

52 women screened

through the Yes, Mamm! free mammogram

program

$38,000raised at the Saint

Joseph Berea Foundation’s Gala for Healing and Hope to support the purchase of new equipment and upgrades to the sleep clinic at Saint Joseph

$20,000 received from the

received from the Cabinet for Health and Family

Services’ Breast Cancer Research and Education Trust Fund to support the

Yes, Mamm! program

Board of DirectorsWe are grateful to these leaders who dedicate their time and energy to make this community healthier.

Stephanie Moore, ChairGreg Powell, Vice ChairNola Newman, SecretaryChristy Spitser, TreasurerKim ClaytorJanel DavenportDavid GilliamTerrence Deis, President, Saint Joseph BereaTracy BlevinsMark Carl

David GregoryWendy HechemyMike HoggRobbie LittleCraig LoftisDanny MillerKeith RileyLeslie Buddeke Smart, CFRENawar SodaReagan Taylor

2017-2018 HighlightsYou made a big impact. Here are a few examples.

$25,000 awarded by Delta Dental of Kentucky to establish

the Delta Dental Oral Health Fund! This fund will provide financial

assistance and dental care packages

for KentuckyOne Health’s oncology

patients

210women screened

through the Yes, Mamm! free

mammogram program

$20,000received from the

Cabinet for Health and Family Services’ Breast Cancer Research and Education Trust Fund

to support the Yes, Mamm! program

$1.5 milliondonated by Amy and

Michael P. Thornton in memory of Wilma Thornton

for the new Cardiac Thoracic Vascular Health Unit (CTVU) at Saint Joseph Hospital, which

opened in early 2018.

500number of people who attended the record-breaking

Yes, Mamm! 5K in Nicholasville in October 2017

Board of DirectorsWe are grateful to these leaders who dedicate their time and energy to make this community healthier.

Stephen Hillenmeyer, ChairLarry Cowgill, Vice ChairJay Ingle, SecretaryLee Hall, TreasurerKathy ArmsDiane CashenTracy ColonFather Norman FischerEric Gilliam, President, Saint Joseph EastLaura HaydenWilliam Henderson III

Michael Thornton cuts the ribbon for the new Wilma E. Thornton CTVU Suite at Saint Joseph Hospital.

Clint LongDaryl LoveLeslie Buddeke Smart, CFREBruce Tassin, President, Saint Joseph HospitalTeresa Wallen Julie WhitmanWilliam Wittman, MDGregory Yeary

Stephanie Moore, Tracy Blevins, Kaylee King, Wendy Hechemy, Amy Mayo, and Leslie Little enjoy the Saint Joseph Berea Foundation’s Gala for Healing and Hope.Financial Summary

July 1, 2017 - June 30, 2018Total Revenue $205,316 Expenses Total Grant and Program Expenses $525,086 Total Operating Expenses $26,522

Investment Activity $274,368 Total Increase (Decrease) in Net Assets $71,924

Financial SummaryJuly 1, 2017 - June 30, 2018Total Revenue $529,430 Expenses Total Grant and Program Expenses $1,730,785 Total Operating Expenses $226,301

Investment Activity $523,343 Total Increase (Decrease) in Net Assets $904,313

Guests admire the tree during the Lights for Life ceremony.

2017-2018 HighlightsYou made a big impact. Here are a few examples.

3employees who received the Saint Joseph Mount

Sterling Foundation’s inaugural scholarship awards.

Board of DirectorsWe are grateful to these leaders who dedicate their time and energy to make this community healthier.

Andy Baker, ChairSister Janet CarrMelodie Fuller, Vice ChairErica Snowden, CPA, SecretaryAmanda Kinman, TreasurerHarold BrownJosh Coffman

Cinda Fluke, Vice President of Hospital Operations; Andy Baker, Chairman of the Saint Joseph Mount Sterling Foundation, three scholarship recipients and Leslie Smart, President of Saint Joseph Mount Sterling Foundation.

Terrence Deis, President, Saint Joseph Mount Sterling Dennis Fouch

2017-2018 HighlightsYou made a big impact. Here are a few examples.

17 women screened

through the Yes, Mamm! free mammogram

program

$10,000awarded by the

Honorable Order of the Kentucky Colonels for

pediatric cardiopulmonary improvements

$35,000raised to help Saint

Joseph London’s Birthing Center

through the Saint Joseph London

Foundation’s Gala

$20,000awarded by the WHAS

Crusade for Children for equipment to improve Saint Joseph London’s

Birthing Center

Board of DirectorsWe are grateful to these leaders who dedicate their time and energy to make this community healthier.

Scott Webster, ChairJudge Robert W. Dyche III, Vice ChairTerrence Deis, President, Saint Joseph LondonLibby FarmerShannon Marie GarrettHaskew HayesDeanna HerrmannBrian HouseKaren Hyde

Dr. Thomas A. Mullins receives the 2018 Physician of the Year award from Terry Deis, President of Saint Joseph London Hospital.

Ageel Mandviwala, MD Sister Marge ManningJim RobinetteLeslie Buddeke Smart, CFREChristy Spitser, TreasurerCharles “Bud” Stuber, Sr

Financial SummaryJuly 1, 2017 - June 30, 2018

Total Revenue $279,970 Expenses Total Grant and Program Expenses $252,485 Total Operating Expenses $29,835

Investment Activity $25,809 Total Increase (Decrease) in Net Assets $23,459

Financial SummaryJuly 1, 2017 - June 30, 2018

Total Revenue $146,260 Expenses Total Grant and Program Expenses $118,297 Total Operating Expenses $51,412

Investment Activity $210,748 Total Increase (Decrease) in Net Assets $211,549

Joel GodbyJeffrey LilesEllen Morgan, DDSRebecca MortonLeslie Buddeke Smart, CFRE

The 17th annual Saint Joseph Mount Sterling Foundation Golf Tournament raised a record $17,000.

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Ahmad Chaundry, MD; Robert Salley, MD; Amy and Michael Thornton touring the newly dedicated CTVU Suite at Saint Joseph Hospital.

2017-2018 HighlightsYou made a big impact.