ANNUALREPORT2016

The Power of Community Healing

Rise by lifting others

Only with your support is our work possible

MESSAGE FROM THEEXECUTIVE DIRECTORROBERT SHERMAN

BOARDOFTRUSTEES

As human beings, we long for connections – an unconcious bond that creates the astonishing power of community, the bridge between oneself and the world. Isolation regularly leads to illness and suffering – while that which promotes a sense of connection and community – is healing. Today, on behalf of St. Anthony’s Hospital Foundation we thank every one of you. Thank you for your selflessness. For rising to the task and sharing the responsibility to heal our community so that no one stands alone. For coming together to confirm the power of community healing. We open our eyes of faith and see the good things God has in store for the future health of St. Petersburg.

Standing in solidarity; I am,

Robert Sherman Executive Director

Corporate Officers

Scott Smith President

Robert Sherman Executive Director

Board of Trustees

Daniel Masi President & Chairman of the Board

Emery Ellinger Vice-Chair

Bettye Black Secretary

Alton Lee Treasurer

Board of Trustees

Travis BrownMichael J. FaehnerSister Marita Flynn, O.S.F.Kenneth HeretickJulie MastryTerry McCarthyMichael G. MikurakJohn K. MullaneyJames G. NewmanMichael PoundersDavid Punzak

Angela Holmes RousonJames ShatzCathy SwansonRoyal Travis

Thanks to the generosity of many donors and the income derived from the investment of unrestricted gifts, the Foundation is able to provide valuable benefits to the hospital. The Auxiliary and donor societies such as Women in Philanthropy and Hippocrates provide many dollars in annual gifts. The Foundation is also the recipient of funding

from Trinity Health Call to Care Grants and the Jessie Ball DuPont Fund for support of diabetes education. In 2016 the foundation was able to support the hospital as follows:

$185,000 in services directly to the patient $153,000 on new bio-medical equipment $102,000 for other programs and services

THE GENEROSITY OF THE COMMUNITY RESULTED IN ST. ANTHONY’S HOSPITAL FOUNDATION GRANTING $440,000 TO ST. ANTHONY’S HOSPITAL IN 2016.

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PATHWAYSPROGRAM

Pathways is designed to help those who are seeking help for mental health and substance abuse issues. It’s dedicated to educating the community on mental health topics through trainings, seminars and conferences.

SERVICES AND PROGRAMS WE SUPPORT

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Foundation supported Pathways with $10,000 in 2016

Inpatient coaching referrals from St. Anthony’s Hospital

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709 Patients provided with navigation services

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MEMORYDISORDERSCENTER

The Memory Disorders Center at St. Anthony’s Hospital will be a center of hope, education and support for patients living with a memory disorder and the family members and loved ones who help care for them. Using a clinical pathway to evaluate the patient’s needs, the Center develops a treatment plan, helps the family navigate care and regularly follows the progress of the patient.

Provide free memory screenings twice a month - a first step toward the discovery of memory problems for those concerned about their memory health

FREE MEMORY SCREENING

SERVICES AND PROGRAMS WE SUPPORT

BREASTCENTER

POWER is specially designed for our breast cancer patients to empower them with knowledge, emotional support and whole-body wellness from diagnosis through treatment. Integrating physical activity, proper nutrition, and emotional support into one’s lifestyle is extremely important in creating optimal healing and lasting health.

Survivors engaged in an exercise program have a 40% less chance of reoccurrence than those who do not engage in a program

40% LESS

From its inception, POWER has received 35 wellness referrals and 17 graduates

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“You’ve propelled me to move forward.”

“We are so impressed with this center & the philanthropists who saw the vision for & created the MDC.”

TESTIMONIALS

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Helped individuals with dementia and their caregivers deal with the ravages of diseases such as Alzheimer’s

The Center served 482 families in 2016 alone

$120,462 INVESTMENT

482 FAMILIES

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MEDICALRESPITE ATPINELLAS HOPE

With a $5,000 donation from the St. Anthony’s Auxiliary to the Medical Respite Program at Pinellas Hope, we helped to fund essential follow-up medical care and temporary shelter for homeless individuals in our community.Qualified patients discharged from St. Anthony’s Hospital who are too medically frail to return to the streets but do not require further hospitalization or skill nursing facility care may qualify. The primary program goals are to:

Provide a safe, secure place for homeless adults to recuperate following hospitalization

Monitor and support continued medical compliance

Schedule follow-up appointments and support clients with attendance at their first follow-up medical visit after hospital discharge

SAFE SUPPORTIdentify and establish medical homes for clients

IDENTIFY

FOLLOW-UPAssist with obtaining identification, healthcare, and financial benefits

ASSIST

SERVICES AND PROGRAMS WE SUPPORT

HEALINGTOUCH

Healing Touch is a gentle, complimentary energy-based approach to health influencing physical, emotional, mental and spiritual aspects of healing. A profound sense of relaxation is often experienced to greatly assist the body in its natural ability to heal.

Pain/Anxiety/Nausea

REDUCES

The Foundation’s support of $10,000 helped to certify 13 team members for the Healing Touch Program in 2016

$10,000

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DIABETESSELF-MANAGEMENTPROGRAM

$41,000 in 2016 went to supporting education on healthy lifestyles to individuals with type 2 diabetes who either have no insurance or whose insurance does not cover the cost of this type of program.

Reduce complications through patient-centered education, identified lifestyle and self-care behavior goals and support

Easily accessible education visits

Follow-up support to improve diabetes control

DESIRED OUTCOMES

CLINICALEDUCATION

The advances in medicine are astounding, making it necessary to update the skills of clinical staff to care for tomorrow’s patient today. This becomes particularly apparent when it comes to surgical procedures. As we attract physicians leading the way with new techniques, we must train surgical staff on the knowledge of these new procedures. In 2016, the Foundation supported nearly $30,000 worth of “in-house” training including grand rounds seminars, and the opportunity to attend professional conferences and seminars – bringing back newfound information and skills to share with colleagues.

“In-house” training including grand rounds seminars and the opportunity to attend professional conferences and seminars

$30,000

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DONORSOCIETIES

WOMEN IN PHILANTHROPY

Women in Philanthropy is a discerning donor society for women who make a yearly charitable contribution of $1,000 or more and wish toleverage the power of their donation to improvethe health of the St. Petersburg community.In 2016, more than 50 WIP members purchased:

Medical Simulation Mannequin

POWER Breast Cancer Program

$15,000 $10,000Heart Failure Support Group

$4,800LifePak Monitor/Defibrillator

Support of the Memory Disorders Center

$10,000 $10,000

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HIPPOCRATES SOCIETY

Members of our medical staff each year pledge $1,000 or more to Hippocrates and vote on how their contributions will support medical services and biomedical equipment. In 2015-2016, the Society donated $23,000 and funded:

New ultrasound equipment for the Susan Sheppard McGillicuddy Breast Center

Support of the Memory Disorders Center

$23,000

FUTURE LEADERS IN PHILANTHROPY

FLiP is a special donor group of the Foundation where time and talent are accepted in lieu of a monetary donation. This society raised over $2,500 throughout different volunteer opportunities and smaller fundraising events, like the “Miles for Memory” Poker Run benefitting the Memory Disorders Center at St. Anthony’s. The value of a volunteer hour is on the rise and FLiP has accumulated 267+ volunteer hours in 2016 – equivalent to an additional $6,159.

Volunteer Projects

Southeastern Guide Dogs

Habitat for Humanity Pinellas County

Pinellas Hope Temporary Homeless Shelter

$2,500 WITH 267+ VOLUNTEER HOURS

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SAHF DONOR SOCIETIES

Women in Philanthropy

$50,000

Hippocrates Society

$12,000

FLiP $ 2,500 and more than 267 volunteer hours in 2016 (equivalent to $6,159)

$2,500

AUXILIARY

Auxiliary fundraising and dues support the purchase of new technology/equipment and special projects. With an annual gift of $20 coupled with their volunteer time running the gift shop, this organization makes our mission a reality.

Thanks to their gift of $110,000 in 2016, they were able to help fund and purchase the following:

• Medical Respite Program

• Healing Touch Training

• Memory Disorders Center

• Vein Viewers

• Pathways Behavioral Health Program

• Ultrasound for Breast Center

• Lifepak Monitor/Defibrillator

• Sports Medicine for ImPACT Concussion detection software

$110,000

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UPCOMING FOUNDATION EVENTS

2017 GALASATURDAY, MAY 20, 2017University Center Ballroom at USF St. Petersburg

EIGHTH ANNUAL GOLF CLASSICFRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, 2017Innisbrook, A Salamander Golf & Spa Resort 36750 US Hwy 19 N, Palm Harbor, FL 34683

LIGHT UP THE NIGHTTHURSDAY, DECEMBER 7, 2017St. Anthony’s Hospital Jackson Street Garage Rooftop1200 7th Avenue North, St. Petersburg, FL 33705

LEGACY DINNER & AWARDSFEBRUARY 2018

Grab your cigar and Cuban wear and head to Havana, if you dare. We have plenty of rum, sugar and lime - it has been declared MOJITO TIME! You are cordially invited to A Night in Havana with St. Anthony’s Hospital Foundation. Proceeds to benefit the surgical services at St. Anthony’s Hospital.

For sponsorship and ticket information, visitwww.StAnthonysFoundation.org/Gala

St. Anthony’s Hospital Foundation’s Eighth Annual Golf Classic is sure to be an entertaining day filled with fun, good food and drink, great contests and prizes and even better company. 12:45pm shotgun start. Limited spots are available for foursomes and sponsorships.

For more information visitwww.StAnthonysFoundation.org/Golf

Light up the Night will be a festive rooftop Christmas party for donors and friends of the Foundation with desserts, libations, caroling and the ceremonial first lighting of the tree on the hospital’s roof. Nine Lessons and Carols at 5pm, Blessing of the Crèche at 6pm and Light up the Night at 6:30pm all at St. Anthony’s Hospital. Donation suggested through the purchase of “Love Lights” which are lights on the hospital’s rooftop tree for a loved one, in memory or honor of for $10 each or 3 for $25.

For more information visitwww.StAnthonysFoundation.org/LUTN

A complimentary thank you honoring loyal friends and donors of the Foundation. Featuring annual awards presentation for community patrons nominated and an honorary guest speaker. Proceeds to benefit the hospitals’ greatest needs program at that time. Proceeds to benefit St. Anthony’s area of greatest needs.

For more information visitwww.StAnthonysFoundation.org/Legacy

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