THE MAGAZINE OF COTTAGE HEALTH

SPRING 2017Corby’s Story: iMRI

technology opens new treatment options

Moments Live On: Celebrating 125 Years

Gratitude and thanks to our donors

2016 annual report issue

Cottage

Cottage Health Board of Directors (left to right): Jon Clark; Marshall “Chip” Turner Jr. (Vice Chair); Gamble Parks; Edward S. Bentley, MD (Secretary); P. Steven Ainsley (Chair); Anne Rodriguez, MD; Dorothy Largay, PhD (Vice Chair); Robert E.M. Nourse; Gregory F. Faulkner (Vice Chair); Mark Scott, MD; Richard S. Ponce, MD; Steve Zola; Harry T. McMahon

THE MAGAZINE OF COTTAGE HEALTH2016 ANNUAL REPORT ISSUE

2017 BOARD OF DIRECTORSP. Steven Ainsley, ChairGregory F. Faulkner, Vice ChairDorothy Largay, PhD, Vice ChairMarshall “Chip” Turner Jr., Vice ChairEdward S. Bentley, MD, SecretaryJon ClarkSusan DeaconHarry T. McMahonRobert E.M. NourseErnesto Paredes Gamble ParksRichard S. Ponce, MDAnne Rodriguez, MDMark Scott, MDSteve Zola

CHIEFS OF STAFFSanta Barbara Cottage Hospital:Kathleen Pojunas, MDGoleta Valley Cottage Hospital:Gerald Svedlow, MDSanta Ynez Valley Cottage Hospital:Roger Lane, MD

COTTAGE HEALTHPresident & Chief Executive Officer: Ron WerftVice President for Advancement: David DietrichVice President for Marketing and Population Health: Katy Bazylewicz

FINANCIAL ASSISTANCECottage Health has adopted a financial assistance policy as part of our long history as a not-for-profit organization serving the health care needs of the greater community. All patients, whether seeking emergent or non-emergent care, are able to apply for financial assistance or discounts toward their patient obligation. Visit cottagehealth.org/financial-assistance to learn more.

COTTAGE MAGAZINEComments? Letters to the editor, address changes, requests to be added or removed from our mailing list, or other magazine inquiries can be addressed to: Cottage MagazineMarketing Department, Cottage HealthPO Box 689, Santa Barbara, CA 93102Or emailed to mystory@sbch.org

Cottage HealthPO Box 689Santa Barbara, CA 93102805-682-7111cottagehealth.org

JUNE 2017

2 Letter from our CEO6 Moments Live On:

Celebrating 125 Years 7 Volunteer service at

Cottage Health8 Building on the generosity of

Mary and Richard Compton9 Discovery through giving:

Research at Cottage10 A new chapter with

SAGE Medical Library 11 Population Health: Serving the

community beyond hospital walls14 Philanthropy at Cottage

FEATURES

Corby’s Story: iMRI technology opens new

treatment options

Caring for caregivers

Family Assistance Fund: Help when it’s

needed most

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Moments Live On: Celebrating 125 YearsGRATITUDE AND THANKS TO OUR DONORS

Recognizing our donors:17 Alice Keck Park Society18 Cottage Founders Society21 Cottage 1888 Society22 Santa Barbara Cottage

Hospital Foundation31 Goleta Valley Cottage

Hospital Foundation33 Santa Ynez Valley Cottage

Hospital Foundation35 Cottage Rehabilitation

Hospital Foundation36 Employee giving

27 Remembering Dr. E. Scott Conner28 Tiara Ball: An evening to

support critical care30 Brain Care Bike Fair32 Remembering Elizabeth Mosher34 SYVCH Health Fair38 Children’s Miracle Network Partners40 Choosing nursing: Greg Shinn’s Story

2016 FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY

Revenue $746,000,000Expenses (Before Depreciation) 780,000,000Operating Margin (34,000,000)

Net Investment Income 31,000,000

Total: (3,000,000)

1,007

19,525PATIENTS ADMITTED DAYS OF INPATIENT CARE NUMBER OF SURGERIES

BABIES DELIVERED EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT VISITS OUTPATIENT VISITS EMPLOYEES (FULL-TIME EQUIVALENTS)

VOLUNTEERS VOLUNTEER HOURS MEDICAL STAFF PHYSICIANS

PHYSICIANS IN RESIDENCY PROGRAMS

90,124 12,603

2,571 78,074 116,007 3,120

127,735 682 60

2016 Cottage Health by the numbers

513LICENSED BEDS

SELF PAY 1.4%

19,525PATIENTS ADMITTED

MEDICARE/FEDERAL 48%

MEDI-CAL/STATE 20.5%

HMO/PPO 30.1%

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On December 8, 1891, Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital opened its doors to provide the first inpatient services for those needing care in the region. Since then, the doors have never closed. While many things have changed, one thing remains the same today: Cottage continues to be a vital part of the Santa Barbara community, providing state-of-the-art compassionate care to people of all ages and all walks of life.

During our 125th anniversary year, we honor all who have contributed to our progress in 2016 and throughout the years. Today we look back with admiration and gratitude to the women who founded the hospital and together with their neighbors raised the funds needed to create the hospital. We also take this opportunity to celebrate the succeeding generations of physicians, nurses, caregivers, volunteers, and partners whose contributions of time, talent and expertise have helped grow and sustain the excellence of our community’s health system. You are all part of this legacy.

In 2016 Cottage Health marked important clinical, quality, community, and philanthropic milestones.

Cottage Health launched a new electronic health record system that improves care documentation and enhances safety and communication. It includes MyChart, a secure tool that enables patients to see their test results.

Dear community member,

As we look back on 2016, we are particularly grateful to be a part of this generous community we call home.

Ron Werft, President & CEO; Steve Ainsley, Board Chair; and medical staff officers Kathleen Pojunas, MD, Roger Lane, MD and Robin Malone, MD

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In a hospital, there’s no such thing as a routine day. There is, however, a routine meeting that helps to ensure safety at Cottage Health. It’s called a daily safety huddle. Our hospital teams gather at the same time every morning to plan for the unexpected, to discuss potential areas of elevated safety concern and address them in the moment. This quick transfer of information, a sharing of known or potential safety-critical issues, can involve anything from slippery floors on a rainy day, ensuring staff awareness of two patients with the same name, identifying special family needs or sharing protocols for a unique treatment. The meetings take just minutes, but they promote effective teamwork and immediate problem solving to ensure everyone is focused on Cottage’s culture of safety.

Our health system’s commitment to quality has resulted in the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid overall 5-star rating at Santa Barbara and Goleta Valley Cottage Hospitals for five consecutive quarters – placing the hospitals among the top two percent in the nation for patient experience, quality, and safety. Santa Ynez Valley Cottage Hospital received high honors as well, with a 2016 Press Ganey Guardian of Excellence Award for its sustained patient experience scores.

Last year Goleta Valley Cottage Hospital marked the opening of the new Breast Imaging Center, along with the new Goleta Medical Building – now home to many physician offices and clinics, including the Grotenhuis Pediatric Clinics. Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital celebrated the opening of the new SAGE Medical Library – a resource for the continuing education of our caregiving teams, and open to community members who have interest in health care issues.

Cottage Health’s Population Health Department completed a comprehensive regional health needs assessment. Combined with a series of listening tours throughout the community, this data has helped identify needs and opportunities for new programs and partnerships to improve the health of underserved populations. Both the needs assessment and the 2016-2019 Community Benefit Implementation Strategy are posted on the Cottage Health website.

Life-changing clinical advances continue as the Cottage Heart and Vascular Center added the WATCHMAN procedure for minimally invasive treatment of atrial fibrillation, and Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital opened the region’s only intraoperative magnetic resonance imaging (iMRI) suite for complex neurosurgery. Cottage Children’s Medical Center launched the Cottage

Concussion Clinic, the first specialty clinic of its kind in the tri-county region, to provide outreach and care to young athletes at risk for concussion.

These and many other vital programs were made possible, in part, through generous philanthropic support. Among the many hundreds of meaningful contributions received in 2016, an extraordinary gift commitment from Mary and Richard Compton deserves special acknowledgment. When fully funded, their gift will create a $15 million endowment that will accelerate medical innovation and support patient care excellence at Cottage. To recognize and celebrate their visionary generosity, we look forward to dedicating the Compton Pavilion when the rebuilding of Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital is completed in 2018.

We are aware that nationwide, conversations about health care reform continue to generate debate, passion, and uncertainty. Thanks to sustained community leadership and support, we are confident Cottage Health will continue to thrive and be able to meet and exceed the needs of our patients and families. On behalf of everyone at Cottage Health, we thank you for your partnership and trust. It is an honor and privilege to serve this community.

Ron Werft President & CEO, Cottage Health

During our 125th anniversary year, we honor all who have contributed to our progress in 2016 and throughout the years.

HUDDLE UP FOR THE BEST TEAMWORK

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Cottage Health saved my life

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About 10 years ago, doctors found Corby had a lemon-sized brain tumor and treated her with surgery and radiation. Then, five years later, doctors found she had another brain tumor—this one was identified as difficult to treat, so they recommended a new procedure using the intraoperative magnetic resonance imaging system known as an iMRI.

“The iMRI enables the Cottage Health neuroscience team to do the surgery and immediately look at the results in the same suite,” Corby said. “So they get every bit of that tumor. I was out of the hospital in two days.”

The Santa Barbara Neuroscience Institute at Cottage Health is one of only a handful of hospitals in the nation that offers this level of specialized medical care.

The advanced imaging system provides neurosurgeons with the clearest images during brain surgery, helping them remove brain tumors that were previously considered inoperable.

The iMRI technology at the Santa Barbara Neuroscience Institute is providing patients with new paths. With precise targeting of the tumor, patients can benefit from healthier outcomes with a reduced likelihood of additional procedures.

Corby is an inspiring testimony for finding those new paths. “I have a good life,” Corby said. “Cottage Health put me back on the trail.”

For more information about iMRI or to support

the Cottage Neuroscience Institute or Equipment Fund

go to cottagehealth.org/donate

Corby Fleming has always been a hiker. She loves seeing where a path leads and what new things she’ll discover, which is also a metaphor for her life and her attitude. She’s experienced dramatic challenges and victories all along the way.

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Carissa’s family tradition with Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital began over 90 years ago, long before she was born. That was when her great-grandmother, Vernice Jordan McKellar, started her nursing career at SBCH in 1923, after graduating from the Knapp School of Nursing. But Vernice actually started more than she could have known at the time.

Decades later, Vernice’s granddaughter (and Carissa’s mother), Shawn Hodges, joined SBCH as a nurse in 1981. A few years later, Carissa was born at SBCH. Then in 2009, Carissa graduated nursing school, was pinned by her mother with her great-grandmother’s Knapp pin and also began her career as a nurse at Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital, creating a legacy of three generations of nursing care.

“I think my great-grandmother and my mom being nurses here has something to do with my going into the nursing field,” Carissa said.

Following in another family tradition, Carissa gave birth to both of her children at SBCH over recent years.

“Now I’m a pediatric nurse, and I love it,” she said. “Kids are so resilient. It’s amazing what you see day to day. It’s a great job.”

Moments live on

“I’m rooted here – nursing is just part of who we are.” CARISSA GUZMAN

MARY ASHLEYenvisioned better health care and, with a group of women, founded a hospital for the commu-nity she loved.

DR. JANE SPAULDINGwas the first super-intendent of SBCH, forging a path for future generations of female physicians, two decades before women gained the right to vote in California in 1911.

1923Knapp Nursing School opens, named after

philanthropists Mr. and Mrs. George Owen Knapp.

1891Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital opened.

1956Cottage opens an Intensive Care Unit (ICU), one of the first of its kind in the United States.

1982The Santa Barbara

Cottage Hospital Foundation is

created to steward a generous gift from

Alice Keck Park.

1921Surgical Education program established.

1925A 6.8 magnitude earthquake hits

Santa Barbara. SBCH remains standing,

treating the injured and patients from nearby damaged

hospitals.

1972Cottage opens its first

mammography unit, four years before

mammography screen-ing became standard

practice in the US.

1987The county’s first Neonatal

ICU opens at SBCH.

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Board Chair Steve Ainsley, retired Board members Peter MacDougall, PhD, and Jim McNamara, MD, and CEO Ron Werft celebrate the 125th anniversary of Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital at the annual Cottage Associates holiday reception in Burtness Auditorium.

Cottage Health Volunteer Services

Cottage Health volunteers provide support and assistance to patients, families and visitors when in the hospital, helping to improve overall patient experience. Volunteers exhibit our core values of excellence, integrity and compassion through the work that they do.

623 volunteers

contributed 100,453

hours to 62 service areas and committees.

141 volunteers

contributed 10,782

hours to 13 service areas and committees.

216 volunteers

contributed 16,500

hours to 6 service areas and committees.

IN 2016

Volunteerism has played an important role in Cottage history since the very beginning, when Cottage was founded through the efforts of community volunteers. We thank the members of our community who so generously give their time to make a difference in the lives of

others. To learn more about volunteering at Cottage Health, visit cottagehealth.org/volunteer

2001San Marcos Health Careers Academy begins. Cottage Health has hosted 225 students.

2013Cottage Children’s Medical Center receives verifica-tion as a Level 2 Pediatric Trauma Center.

2005Work begins on the new Santa

Barbara Cottage Hospital.

SBCH celebrates 125 years of service.

2016

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Celebrating a visionary philanthropic commitment from Mary and Richard Compton, the third new patient care pavilion at Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital is scheduled for occupancy in the fall of 2018.

The Compton Pavilion will become home to the hospital’s broad range of inpatient services for children, including pediatric acute care and pediatric intensive care units. A new neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) will be located adjacent to the Cottage Birth Center and Mother-Infant Unit. The Compton Pavilion will also house medical/surgical beds for adult patients, including the hospital’s state-of-the-art cardiac telemetry unit.

The new $15 million transformational gift from Mary and Richard Compton will create an endowment to promote innovation and patient-care excellence at Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital, benefiting patients and improving the health of the people of Santa Barbara for generations to come.

New pavilion to honor Mary and Richard Compton

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Inspired by the potential for new medical breakthroughs and to encourage innovations in medical technology, supporters Alex Pananides and Jan Dunbar have made new philanthropic commitments to bring Cottage physicians and University of California, Santa Barbara scientists together to advance medical knowledge through research.

Philanthropic giving catalyzes innovation and discovery

“Cottage and UCSB each embody a commitment to excellence,” says Pananides. “Jan and I wanted to structure our giving in a way that connects the strengths of physicians who have hands-on patient care experience in the hospital setting with top-level researchers in engineering, the biological sciences, and other centers of excellence at UCSB.”

These forward-thinking donors also funded research symposia in 2016 and 2017 – attracting more than 100 participants each year.

“The symposia look a little like speed dating,” says Cottage’s VP of Research, Dr. Richard Beswick. Participants from Cottage and UCSB present short overviews of their clinical and research interests to other attendees in rapid succession. Topics range from oncology to macular degeneration and from diabetes to spinal cord injuries. The key outcome, says Beswick, is the identification of common interests and potential partners for current and future research. “Support from Jan and Alex has already fostered collaborations between our institutions in the areas of neuroscience, wound care, general surgery, and patient-physician communication. Their generous support will assure that Cottage can continue sponsoring these research gatherings for the next four years.”

To encourage the acceleration of promising lines of research from concept to action, Pananides and Dunbar have also provided funding to support seed grants for collaborative research involving Cottage clinicians, with UCSB scholars in areas with “translational” (pragmatic, bench-to-bedside) potential.

“We are so grateful to Alex and Jan for helping build our capacity to improve healthcare through research, innovation, and collaboration with UCSB,” adds Cottage Health President and CEO Ron Werft.

To view highlights of the January 2017 Collaborative Research Symposium, go to cottagehealth.org/research. Or for more information about supporting research or other programs at Cottage Health, please call the Advancement Office at 805-879-8980.

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Left to right: Cottage President and CEO Ron Werft, SAGE Publishing’s Sara Miller McCune, SAGE Publishing’s President and CEO Blaise Simqu, Cottage Health Board Chair Steve Ainsley, and Senior Librarian and Manager of the SAGE Medical Library Brittany Haliani

SAGE Medical Library opens

Could there be a more perfect name for a space devoted to studying and learning? In appreciation to SAGE Publishing and its founder Sara Miller McCune for their generous support, Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital Foundation hosted more than 120 friends to celebrate the opening of the stunning new SAGE Medical Library at a special dedication ceremony in October.

Located near the hospital’s original Bath Street entrance, the SAGE Medical Library is the largest such facility on the Central Coast and the only one open to the public. It serves the entire Santa Barbara community including physicians, hospital staff, patients, medical residents, students, medical researchers and the public.

The design of the new library respects tradition and provides access to a broad range of electronic resources. Digital media capabilities enable users to perform research, and comfortable gathering spaces promote interaction and the sharing of ideas.

To learn more or to make a gift to support the SAGE Medical Library, please contact the Cottage Health Advancement Office at 805-879-8980 or go to cottagehealth.org/donate.

SAGE Publishing’s Founder and Executive Chairman Sara Miller McCune

“With advances in medicine occurring so rapidly Cottage Health recognizes that a modern library is essential to our mission of providing superior health care,” observed President and CEO Ron Werft. “We are ever grateful to Sara Miller McCune and SAGE Publishing for investing in our future and the ongoing education of our caregivers.”

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The Population Health team at Cottage Health recently completed analysis of the Community Health Needs Assessment of 2,500 households and listening tours with 230 community leaders. We thank all of the community members who invested time to participate and contribute information to these important efforts. The resulting 2016-19 community benefit implementation strategy outlines population health pilot programs and initiatives. Learn more on our website at cottagehealth.org/pophealth.

These top priorities were identified from data collected and presented to community partners for brainstorming potential initiatives and roles for collective impact on improving health:

• Access to Care – Considers cost, PCP, insurance• Behavioral Health – Focuses on depression and

mentally healthy days• Chronic Disease Management – Includes

diseases such as diabetes and obesity• Housing Insecurity• Food Insecurity

For 2017, targeted goals include:

• Ongoing data analysis – Which populations are most impacted by not having access to care? What role do chronic conditions play in health outcomes for vulnerable populations? What factors impact mental health?

• Cottage Data2Go & Population Health Learning Lab – Planning, implementation and evaluation toolkits, links to evidence-based programs, case studies from Santa Barbara County, an online portal to support collaboration between health nonprofits working toward shared outcomes.

• Population Health Workshop Series – New tools and initiatives that create momentum in the community around priority areas and population health strategies.

• Community benefit grants – Last year, CH contributed $1.7 million to 16 different local organizations providing care and education. The grants program will continue with a population health-focused, initiative-based strategy.

• Health Leads – Develop program for health advocates to connect patients with resources for continued care, support and social services outside the hospital.

• Implementation strategy – Work on pilot programs and initiatives outlined to address priority areas in our community.

Through the work of Population Health and community partners, Cottage Health can reach beyond hospital walls and into the community to help serve residents before a chronic condition leads to hospitalization. Improving community health is a long-term process, but it also offers long lasting, life-changing benefits with results that will cross generations.

POPULATION HEALTH

Focus forward

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New program helps care for caregivers

The numbers are staggering. Approximately 43.5 million caregivers in the U.S. have provided unpaid care to an adult or child over the past 12 months, according to the National Alliance for Caregiving and AARP. The value of services provided by unpaid caregivers has continually increased over the last decade and has a current economic value estimated at well over $400 billion a year.

While caregiving is extremely rewarding, it can also be very stressful. To help focus on the needs of family caregivers and help reduce hospital readmissions, Cottage Rehabilitation Hospital Foundation was awarded grant funding from Santa Barbara Foundation for its Coast Caregiver Resource Center (CCRC) to initiate a caregiver navigation pilot project.

This project identifies patients who are at high risk for unnecessary hospital readmission and refers their caregivers to a CCRC caregiver navigator who helps guide the caregiver with personalized care plans, education and resources to address their challenges.

With this individualized support, family caregivers of patients are better able to attend to their own health and well-being while providing more competent and confident care for their loved one.

Challenges are common among caregivers of all ages. Elderly caregivers may have injuries or chronic illnesses that are exacerbated by the demands of caregiving for another. Younger caregivers, e.g. adult children, may have to reduce or leave employment to manage the care of their family member. Without outside support, many caregivers ignore their own health and focus solely on the needs of the person for whom they are providing care.

Family caregivers are unsung heroes who make personal sacrifices to provide long-term care for those they love. The CCRC caregiver navigator project is designed to help create better lives for caregivers and in turn for the family members or friends they care for.

Now in its second year, the caregiver navigator project serves as a new model of successful hospital-to-home care in South Santa Barbara County.

“There are four kinds of people in the world:Those who have been caregivers;Those who currently are caregivers;Those who will be caregivers; and those who will need caregivers.”

ROSALYNN CARTER, FORMER FIRST LADY

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Coast Caregiver Resource Center, a program of Cottage Rehabilitation Hospital, was established in 1987. CCRC provides assistance to individuals and families caring for adults with neurological impairments such as Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, Huntington’s, and Lou Gehrig’s (ALS) diseases; brain tumor, stroke and brain injury due to trauma or infection; or dementia from any cause.

CCRC offers assessment of caregiver strength and need, caregiver consultation and action plans, support groups, respite services, caregiver counseling and more. CCRC is the only local resource whose sole focus is the health and well-being of unpaid family or friend caregivers.

For more information about the Coast Caregiver Resource Center, please call 805-569-8950.

FINDING HOPE, HUMOR AND HEART IN CAREGIVING:

AN EVENING WITH ELAINE K. SANCHEZ MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 2017

The Fess Parker – A Doubletree by Hilton Resort

5:30 pm

Elaine learned from her own experience as a family caregiver that caregiving is too difficult to take seriously all of the time, so she weaves humor and real-life caregiving stories into her presentations.

Her tender, gritty, and funny one-woman shows help family and professional caregivers understand and cope with caregiver anger, guilt, depression and grief.

Elaine is the co-founder of CaregiverHelp.com, an online support program for family and professional caregivers. She is a regular contributor to numerous magazines and online publications, including The Huffington Post.

A dinner following the presentation will include what’s sure to be a lively and inspiring panel discussion with local experts, patients, caregivers and Dr. Sanchez.

For information and registration, visit cottagehealth.org/empowerment2017

SAVE THE DATEElaine K. Sanchez, author of Letters from Madelyn: Chronicles of a Caregiver

COAST CAREGIVER RESOURCE CENTER

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2016You make our progress possible!

FOUNDATION DONORS WERE IMPRESSIVE AND

IMPACTFUL IN 2016

PHILANTHROPIC SUPPORT TOTALED

$25.3 MILLION (A 113% INCREASE

OVER 2015)

THE NUMBER OF DONORS IN 2016

INCREASED 18.2%

From all of us at Cottage Health, THANK YOU for your tremendous support! We look forward to our continued partnership. Together we are improving the future of health care for our community.

$25.3 MILLION 18

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In 2016 generous donors supported vital programs and initiatives at all four Cottage Hospitals. These programs included:

Mary and Richard Compton Fund for Medical Excellence and Innovation

CCMC Family Assistance FundAdaptive GolfSYVCHF Patient Care FundRestorative Garden at GVCHCoast Caregiver Resource CenterTherapeutic RecreationThink First (Injury prevention for kids)Pediatric OncologyCottage Neuroscience InstituteHealing Arts ProgramCottage Children’s Medical CenterNeonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU)Critical Care ServicesJunior Wheelchair Sports CampPastoral CareLittle Cottages (overnight accommodations for families of patients experiencing medical crisis)

Adult Family Assistance FundRidley-Tree Center for Wound ManagementHealing Arts Music ProgramChild Life ProgramPediatric Concussion ClinicNursing Partnership with CSUCINursing ScholarshipsEquipment and Technology FundSYVCHF EndowmentTuohy Foundation Aquatics CenterEmpowerment Program (Medical Rehabilitation Educational Series)Vivi’s Fund for NICU Family AssistanceDr. E. Scott Conner Memorial Fund for Surgical TechniciansProject Re-EntryGrotenhuis Pediatric ClinicVolunteer Services ScholarshipsPhysician Leadership and Pediatric Excellence FundPopulation HealthNeurosurgical Operating Room

Philanthropy at Cottage

Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital Foundation Goleta Valley Cottage Hospital FoundationSanta Ynez Valley Cottage Hospital Foundation Cottage Rehabilitation Hospital Foundation

Beginning in 1891, the community came together to build a hospital and bring much needed health care services to the residents of our central coast communities. What followed since then has been remarkable. Through their dedication to philanthropy and volunteerism, physicians, grateful patients, business leaders, and community support groups have helped to create one of the finest community hospitals in the country.

INCREASING NEEDS

DECLINING REIMBURSEMENTS

IMPORTANCE OF PHILANTHROPY

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2016 Donors

We would like to thank and honor all those listed on the following pages and those who continue to make donations toward pledges acknowledged in previous reports. New gifts and pledges made in 2016 are listed in the hospital Foundation pages. Every effort has been made to ensure accurate information. Please let us know if there is an error or omission. You can reach us at 805-879-8980.

The Alice Keck Park Society – page 17Cottage Founders Society – page 18Cottage 1888 Society – page 21

Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital Foundation – page 22Goleta Valley Cottage Hospital Foundation – page 31Santa Ynez Valley Cottage Hospital Foundation – page 33Cottage Rehabilitation Hospital Foundation – page 35

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In her lifetime, Alice Keck Park made regular donations to Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital, the first of which provided funds for a new surgery suite given in memory of her husband, Santa Barbara native David Edgar Park. Alice died in 1977 at the age of 59. She named three local not-for-profit organizations as the beneficiaries of her estate – one was Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital. During the two-year period required to administer her estate – comprised of Superior Oil stock – the value of shares grew substantially, resulting in assets totalling $30 million as the initial funding of the SBCH Foundation.

Wishing to safeguard the funds from this generous gift and make them meaningful for future generations, the hospital’s Board of Directors established the Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital Foundation in 1982. They established guidelines that allowed the hospital to spend no more than half of the interest earnings in any one year, and none of the principal. As a result, over the past 25 years the endowment has grown and its interest has helped to develop medical services and community programs well beyond the scope of a typical community hospital.

Through 125 years of service to this community, our hospital has been shaped by the generosity of the patients and families we care for every day. We celebrate Alice Keck Park and each of our generous donors for their spirit of giving to create positive change for others.

$15 MILLION OR MOREMary & Richard ComptonLord Paul* & Lady Leslie Ridley-Tree

The Wood-Claeyssens Foundation

$5 MILLION OR MOREMr. & Mrs. Stephen A. HaseltonMr.* & Mrs. J. Jerry Inskeep Jr.Mr.* & Mrs. Stewart MacDougall

Orfalea FoundationSt. Francis Foundation of Santa Barbara

$2.5 MILLION OR MOREMr. & Mrs.* Art J. BosséThe Gary M. Hock FamilyMrs. Lila M. KommerstadMr.* & Mrs. John LeaThe McAlister FamilyKenneth & Marjorie Watters*

Brittingham Family FoundationAnn Jackson Family FoundationMericos FoundationSanta Barbara Foundation

SAGE Publishing

$1 MILLION OR MOREMr. Victor K. Atkins Jr.The Burtness FamilyMr. & Mrs. Les CharlesMr. George A. Cooper*Mrs. Florence Corder-Witter*Jennie Dearmin*Mr. & Mrs. James Dodson*Mr. & Mrs. R. Chad DreierMr. Reece J. Duca & Ms. Suzanne Duca

Baroness Léni Fé Bland*Mr. & Mrs. Allen W. Finger*Mr.* & Mrs. Dennis FranksMr. & Mrs. Frederick GluckMr. & Mrs. David W. GrotenhuisMr. & Mrs. Richard GunnerMr. & Mrs. Heinz Hoffmann*Mrs. Florence Jarvis*Anne S. Kratz*Shirley & Seymour LehrerMr.* & Mrs. Jon B. LovelaceMr. & Mrs. Fred LukasMr. & Mrs. Steve LyonsMr. & Mrs. Don MeyerMr. & Mrs. Ken MillsMrs. Marion MurphyMr. & Mrs. Robert Mussbach*Drs. Diana & Simon RaabMr. & Mrs. Ivan Reitman

Mrs. Jeanne C. Rodwell*Geoffrey Claflin & Alison Wrigley Rusack

Mr. & Mrs. Herb SimonJudge C. Douglas & Constance Smith*

Ed Snider*Mrs. Jean S. Steinhardt*Mr. Michael TowbesAnonymous (2)

Cavalletto CharitiesThe Hoffmann Family TrustHenry E. & Lola Monroe Foundation

Mosher FoundationSanta Ynez Band of Chumash Indians Foundation

Elaine F. Stepanek FoundationAlice Tweed Tuohy FoundationVolentine Family FoundationThe Oprah Winfrey Foundation

CKE Restaurants, Inc.Costco

*deceased

THE ALICE KECK PARK SOCIETYThe Alice Keck Park Society is Cottage Health’s premier recognition society honoring philanthropists who have cumulatively invested more than $1,000,000 in one or more hospitals within Cottage Health.

A defining gift to Santa

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$500,000 – $999,999Mr. & Mrs. John H. Adams*Mr.* & Mrs. Donald M. AndersonMs. Maureen Fialkoff*Mr. & Mrs. Peter Harvie*Mr.* & Mrs. Eugene Reid**Dr.* & Mrs. Arent H. Schuyler Jr.Mr. Charles R. SchwabJudy & Edward* SheaMr. & Mrs. Theodore H. Smyth*Mr. & Mrs. David W. SpainhourMr. & Mrs. Frank M. Wilson III

James S. Bower FoundationCancer Foundation of Santa Barbara The Douglas Foundation**Stephen & Carla Hahn Foundation**Elizabeth Bixby Janeway Foundation William H. Kearns FoundationThe Craig & Susan McCaw Foundation

The Outhwaite FoundationHutton Parker Foundation**The Raintree FoundationHarold Simmons FoundationUniHealth Foundation

$250,000 – $499,999Mr. & Mrs. Christopher H. AndersonMr. & Mrs. James P. ArgyropoulosMr. & Mrs. Jeff BarbakowRobin & Peter BarkerJill & John C. Bishop Jr.The Bollag FamilyRoger & Sarah ChrismanMr. Gordon B. Crary Jr.*Mr. & Mrs. T. Paul DalzellMr. & Mrs. George DiskantMs. Cathy Carter Duncan**Mr. & Mrs. Robert FeinbergMr. & Mrs. Gary Finefrock

Mr. & Mrs. Howard GilmoreMr. Paul F. Glenn & Ms. Nancy Lessner

Peter & Betty GrayMr. & Mrs. Jeff HenleyMr. & Mrs. Harry Heron* Mr. & Mrs. Robert R. Hollman**Ms. Sally JordanSteve & Lauren KatzMr. & Mrs.* David W. KellerMrs. Jane KievitMr. & Mrs. Robert T. Knight**Judith LittleMs. Evelyn Lund*Amanda & James* McIntyreJacquie & Harry McMahonMr. & Mrs. Ryan MuzzyDr. & Mrs. Spencer NadlerMr. & Mrs. Robert C. NakasoneHenry & Nanette NevinsMr. & Mrs. Robert E. M. NourseDr. Gregory P. Olsen & Ms. Kathy Ireland

Mr. & Mrs. Douglas B. OttoMr. Alex Pananides & Ms. Janet Dunbar

Mr. & Mrs. William PeeplesMr. & Mrs. Alexander M. PowerMr. & Mrs. Andrew PuzderCarole & Sebastiano SterpaMs. Judy StewartMr.* & Mrs. Selby SullivanMrs. Marilyn P. Tennity*Mr. Christopher J. ToomeyDr.* & Mrs. H. Wallace VandeverMr. & Mrs. Robert VelozMr. & Mrs. E. Duke VincentMr. John L. Warren & Dr. Bronwen Brindley

Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas N. WeberLeslie & Robert Zemeckis

The Bank of America Charitable Foundation

The Birdwell Family Trust**Andrew H. Burnett FoundationHerbert & Elaine Kendall Charitable Foundation

Mozilo Family FoundationReiter Family FoundationThe RoKe FoundationThe Valley Foundation Wallis FoundationThe Wrather Family Foundation

Chivaroli & Associates, Inc.Credit Unions for KidsLazer BroadcastingMontecito Bank & TrustRite Aid CorporationSanta Barbara Bank & TrustSASCOVenoco, Inc.**WalmartAnonymous (3)

$100,000 – $249,999Mr. & Mrs. Stephen AdamsMr. & Mrs. Byron W. AllenMr. & Mrs. Romauld Anthony*Mr. & Mrs. Leon P. BartholomewMr. & Mrs. John BennettMr. & Mrs. Philip L. BernsteinMr. & Mrs. John J. BessoloDr. & Mrs. B. Paul Blasingame*Mr. & Mrs. Mario F. Borgatello*Mr. Richard E. Bovet*Mr.* & Mrs.* John C. Bowen**Mr. & Mrs. Anthony BrowneMr. & Mrs. Edward B. Caplan*Mr. & Mrs. Barry CappelloMr. & Mrs. Timothy CaseyMr. Frank Caufield

Mr. & Mrs. Reid CederlofMr. & Mrs. Thomas ColemanMs. Suzanne Ryan Curran DalstonMs. Barbara Ann Davis*Mr. & Mrs. James E. DrasdoMr.* & Mrs. Christopher EdgecombDr. & Mrs. Robert J. EmmonsMrs. Charlotte S. French*Mr.* & Mrs. Gil FriesenMr. & Mrs. John GabbertMr. Daniel J. Gainey*The Geiger FamilyMr. & Mrs. Jay GlazerMrs. Margaret S. HamisterMr.* & Mrs. Lawrence Hammett**Mr. & Mrs. Douglas HampsonMr. & Mrs.* Thomas J. HarrimanMr. & Mrs. Paul W. Hartloff Jr.Mr. & Mrs. George W. HolbrookMs. Judith HopkinsonMr. & Mrs. Ralph T. IannelliMr. & Mrs. Frederic B. IngramMr.* & Mrs. Carl JensenMr. & Mrs. W. P. Karras Jr.*Mr. Corwin C. Corpuz & Dr. Donna L. Kell

Mr. & Mrs. Brian J. KellyMr.* & Mrs. James H. LindseyMr.* & Mrs. Eli Luria**Mr. & Mrs. John R. Mackall**Ms. Sara Miller McCuneMr. & Mrs. William J. McKinleyMr. & Mrs. Marshall MilliganMr. & Mrs. Hank MitchelMr. John C. MithunMr. & Mrs. Ronald B. MorrowMr. & Mrs. Chapin NolenMrs. Robert ParkerMrs. Helen L. Pedotti*The Quijano Family

COTTAGE FOUNDERS SOCIETYCottage is honored to recognize members of the Cottage Founders Society. Listed here are donors who have made cumulative contributions of $50,000 to $999,999 from January 1, 2004 through December 31, 2016 to any Cottage Health hospital.

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Mr. & Mrs. Robert ReingoldMr. & Mrs. Ian RitchieMr.* & Mrs. Richard L. SchallMr.* & Mrs. James ScheinfeldMs. Joan D. Scolari*Mrs. Gerry B. ShepherdDr. & Mrs. Julio SoaresMarianne & Norman F.* Sprague III, MDMr. Fredric E. SteckMs. Caroline Sullivan Mr. Herbert A. TewsDr.* & Mrs. Nicholas J. Vincent**Mr. & Mrs. David ViniarMr. & Mrs.* William WayneMs. Ann Welch*Mrs. Charles W. Wieland*Mr. David Yee-yan Wong & Ms. Susan TaiMr. & Mrs. Howell D. WoodMr. & Mrs. James V. ZaleskiFriend of Cottage Hospital*Anonymous (3)

Borgman Family FoundationEli & Edythe L. Broad FoundationBrown Family FoundationThe Henry W. Bull FoundationThe William A. Davidson Family TrustThe Corwin D. Denney Foundation through Andy & Jo Gifford

The Peter Douglas Foundation Fletcher Jones Foundation, designated by Peter Barker

Gordon Ross Medical FoundationHiggins-Trapnell Family FoundationThe Kirby-Jones Foundation Overall Family FoundationThe Vos Family FoundationThe Williams-Corbett FoundationWinslow Maxwell Charitable TrustAnonymous

Anesthesia Medical Group of Santa Barbara, Inc.Santa Barbara Radiology Medical Group, Inc.CoastHills Credit UnionCorner Store, Inc. Cox CommunicationsMcCarthy Building Companies, Inc.Murray CompanyQAD, Inc.RE/MAX Santa Barbara**Yardi Systems

$50,000 – $99,999Dr. & Mrs. Thomas R. AllynMr. J. Robert Andrews & Dr. Margaret WilkinsonMr. & Mrs. Tom Barrack Jr.Ms. Rona BarrettMr. & Mrs. J. William BeaverSusie & Riley BechtelMr. & Mrs. Thomas BeckmenMr. & Mrs. Ron BiscaroMr. & Mrs. Timothy K. BlissJohn and Ruth Braun*Mrs. Aubrey E. Brennan*Mr. & Mrs. Robert BricherMr.* & Mrs. Jack R. BrinkMr. & Mrs. Daniel P. BurnhamDr. John Carbon & Dr. Louise ClarkeDavid & Leila CarpenterMr. & Mrs. Lee CarrMr. & Mrs. Steven R. CharlesMaryann ConnerMr. & Mrs. J. Hewes Crispin*Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. CusackMr. & Mrs. Barry DeVorzonMr. & Mrs. Raymond B. Dingman Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Stanley C. FishmanMr.* & Mrs. Stanley FlasterMr. & Mrs. Michael H. FochtThe Foster FamilyDr. & Mrs. H. Vernon Freidell*Mr. & Mrs. Rick Fuette

The Benefactor Hospitality experience

The Benefactor Hospitality Program is for donors who reach a lifetime support of $250,000 or more in gifts and pledges. Our Benefactors enjoy access to a team of compassionate and experienced Benefactor Liaisons who will assist you and your family on your health care journey. Our Liaisons will assist you with scheduling and referral requests, and will even meet you in the Emergency Department.

Offering this kind of peace of mind is our way of saying thank you for your generous support.

For more information, please contact: Dennis Keever, Manager of Advancement Services dkeever@sbch.org or 805-879-8980

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Miss Sally Gane*Mr. George Gelles & Ms. Christine Garvey

Ms. Alexandra GeremiaMr.* & Mrs. David GiorgiMr. & Mrs. Michael A. GoldbergDrs. George & Mary Ellen GuffeyMr. & Mrs. Norman HabermannDr. & Mrs. Benjamin C. HammettMr. & Mrs. Joseph Hardin Jr.Mr. & Mrs. David F. Hart*Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Hazard Jr.Ms. Rose Ann HillMr. & Mrs. Charles “C. J.” JacksonMr. & Mrs. Fred S. JamnerMs. Gertrude B. JohnsonMr.* & Mrs. Owen Johnston Sr.Mrs. Margaret J. JordanMr. & Mrs. Peter JordanoMrs. Eralda Kogan*Mr. & Mrs. Donald E. LaflerMrs. Constance LundMs. Sandra L. LynneMr. Brian Miller & Ms. Carol BurnettMs. Cynthia Mitchel*Dr. Peter L. MorrisMarie L. MorrisroeMr. David F. Myrick*Mrs. Jean OgleDr. & Mrs. Robert W. OlsonMr.* & Mrs. Andrall PearsonMr. & Mrs. Richard J. PearsonMr. & Mrs. Nelson PfisterMr. Burt PolinMr. & Mrs. Wes PoulsonDr. & Mrs. Robert A. ReidMr. & Mrs. Arthur J. Rice IIIMr. Harold Richards*Mrs. Gladys Roberts*Rick & Regina Roney

Mr. & Mrs. Marshall A. Rose**Mr. & Mrs. Ed RosenblattMr. & Mrs. Victor SchaffMr.* & Mrs. Joe S. ScherMr. Henry Schimberg*Mr. & Mrs. John SeiterMr. & Mrs. Mike SellDrs. Mohammed & Ayesha ShaikhMr. & Mrs. Jim ShattuckMr. & Mrs. Jay D. Smith, Esq.E.M. Stephens & T.M. Shutt Mr. & Mrs. Robert SterninMrs. Wilmuth Tannahill*Ms. Marcia H. Terry*Drs. Russell D.* & Charlotte S. TylerMrs. Winifred Vedder*Mr. W. W. WatlingMr. Harold WayneMr.* & Mrs. Louis WeiderMr. & Mrs. Richard B. WelchMrs. Katie R. WerftMr. & Mrs. Ron Werft**Mr. & Mrs. Bernard WhiteMr. & Mrs. James N. WilsonLinda Seltzer YawitzMs. Mary Ellen Trainor Zemeckis*Anonymous (6)

The Don & Susan Bennett Family Fund

Bentson FoundationCottage Rehabilitation Hospital Foundation

Dan Murphy FoundationDance Marathon at UCSBDancing Tides FoundationThe Hearst FoundationsHollis Norris FundThe Iscovich FoundationRobert K. & Barbara J. Straus Family Foundation

Anonymous (1)

Anesthesia Associates Medical GroupApplied MedicalLompoc Artificial Kidney Center, LLCPueblo Radiology Medical GroupSanta Barbara Artificial Kidney Center, LLC

Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital Pathology Department

Armstrong Associates Earl & Leslie Armstrong

Bank of America Merrill LynchCapparelli/KHS&SCommunity West BankExecutive Women’s Golf AssociationExxonMobil Company, USAGriffith & Thornburgh, LLPMarBorg IndustriesPacific Western BankRabobankRincon Broadcasting LLC

*deceased**charter members

Your charitable gift annuity can benefit the Cottage Health hospital of your choice. For a

complimentary, no-obligation proposal call 805-879-8987 or

805-879-8982.

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CHARTER MEMBERSChristel J. Bejenke & George* J. Wittenstein

Jeptha* & Suzanne DalstonRichard & Donnalee DavisCathy Carter DuncanLynda FairlyDennis & Patty ForsterThomas & Anne GoodsonPeter & Gerd JordanoHerbert & Elaine KendallRobert & Nancy KnightElaine Marcus-MillarJames & Chris McNamaraRandi Miller & Terry CunninghamRobert & Patti ReidPaul* & Leslie Ridley-TreeMichael TowbesNicholas*& Sue VincentRon & Mary WerftCarl & Carolyn Williams

MEMBERSDonald* & Christine AndersonJ. Robert AndrewsSheldon & Ann ArnotGilbert & Carol AshorLee & Sheila AsseoJoel BakerJames & Margaret* BarbabellaJeffrey & Margo Baker BarbakowRona BarrettHerbert & Mareva BarthelsJohn & Joan BennettRod & Sharon BerleBarbara BertrumRon & Laurie BiscaroJean BloisArt & Lillian* BosséRobert & Joan BricherClara BrownThomas & Nancy Bryant

George BurtnessRobert & Lynn* BurtnessWilliam BurtnessAugust CalReid & Robin CederlofJulie ChackoBernadette CohenRichard & Mary ComptonPatricia CornChristina CriswellPamela DallyDavid DietrichWilton & Carol DoaneJames & Wendy DrasdoMary EspertiRobert & Kimberly FatchRichard & Irene FultonAmylynne GirlingFrederick & Linda GluckThomas & LeeBerta GrahamJon & Barbara GreenleafRobert GronendykeDavid & Anna GrotenhuisOscar & Elizabeth GuidaliAnthony Guntermann*Norman & Jane HabermannLorraine HansenThomas & Eleanor* HarrimanLawrence & Nancy HarterStephen & Toni HaseltonPatricia HellerJ. Jerry* & Jacqueline InskeepAngel & Lisa IscovichRobert* & Joan JacobsHarry G. & Hugh S. JarvisCarl* & Lou Ann JensenSally JordanStephen & Lauren KatzJane KievitBobbie* & John KlineRichard & Vicki KrostJeffrey & Nancy Kupperman

John* & Gerry LeaAndrée LindowJames* & Charlotte LindseyRobert & Mary Ellen LoganCarla LongPeter & Janice LorberJames & Sharon LutzStewart* & Louisa MacDougallHelen MachowiczIrene Mastick*Ken & June MartinKeith MautinoGeorge & Sally MesserlianDon & Joan MeyerJohn MichalMarshall & Gretchen MilliganKen & Lloyd MillsMarie MorrisroeRobert & Lynn NakasoneJean NellJohn NigraRobert & Alexandra NourseDavid Obst & Jane GottliebAlex Pananides & Jan DunbarGerald & Claire ParentRussee ParvinWilliam & Ardyce PeeplesNancy PeschekJoseph* & Helene PollockJohn & Wilma* QuintonMargaret RevelloGeorge & Marlene RiemerCharles & John RobertsJames* & Elna ScheinfeldKathleen SchepanovichThomas & Carol SchleckJay & Sally SmithDavid & Carolyn SpainhourBarbara SpauldingBrenda StanleyRobert & Jane StensonDenise Stevens & Quentin Panek

Susan* & Stephen StoneSelby* & Diane SullivanClaudia TadenMarcia Terry*Herb & Karen TewsMarnie ThielmanH. Ted & Cynthia ThoresonPamela TinkerRussell* & Charlotte TylerEdward Duke & Pamela VincentKatie WerftEdwin & Mary WestonFrank & Deborah WilsonLinda Seltzer YawitzAnonymous (4)

IN MEMORIAMBartelle Apt Edward & Dorothy CaplanGeorge CooperGordon B. Crary Jr.Jennie DearminWally & Claire FingerConstance HarveyIrene MastickElizabeth MosherRobert & Helene MussbachWilliam & Erin PatePriscilla & Leslie PearceJeanne RodwellVirginia SchlossAngela StarkeKenneth & Marjorie Watters

*deceased

COTTAGE 1888 SOCIETYWe gratefully acknowledge Cottage 1888 Society members for remembering one of the Cottage hospitals in their estate plans or with a deferred gift.

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2016 BOARD OF DIRECTORSP. Steven Ainsley, ChairGregory F. Faulkner, Vice ChairDorothy Largay, PhD, Vice ChairMarshall “Chip” Turner Jr., Vice ChairEdward Bentley, MD, SecretaryMargaret BakerJon ClarkLori Gaskin, PhDJudith HopkinsonFred LukasHarry T. McMahonRobert E. M. NourseGamble ParksRichard S. Ponce, MDElliott Prager, MDAnne Rodriguez, MDMark Scott, MD

$15 MILLION OR MOREMary & Richard Compton

$1 MILLION OR MOREMr. & Mrs. Allen W. Finger*Mr. John C. QuintonEstate of Angela Vitale Mainelli Starke

$500,000 TO $999,999Children’s Miracle Network HospitalsMr. & Mrs. Robert Mussbach*

$250,000 TO $499,999Mr. Art J. BosséElaine F. Stepanek FoundationMr. & Mrs. Stephen KatzEstate of Kenneth & Marjorie Watters

$100,000 TO $249,999Robin & Peter BarkerCostcoPeter Douglas FoundationUniHealth Foundation

$50,000 TO $99,999Alice Tweed Tuohy FoundationMr. & Mrs. David R. CarpenterCredit Unions for KidsFletcher Jones Foundation designated by Peter Barker

Mr. & Mrs. Fred LukasJudy & Edward* SheaDr. & Mrs. Robert E. Stenson

$25,000 TO $49,999Mr. & Mrs. Chris H. AndersonChivaroli & Associates, Inc.Corner StoreEntravisionMr. & Mrs. Stephen A. HaseltonMr. Wayne Rosing & Ms. Dorothy Largay

Lazer BroadcastingMr. & Mrs. Hank MitchelPanda ExpressMr. Alex Pananides & Ms. Janet Dunbar

Lady Leslie L. Ridley-TreeRincon Broadcasting LLCSanta Barbara FoundationMr. & Mrs. David ViniarWalmartAnonymous

$10,000 TO $24,999Bank of America Merrill LynchBlenders in the Grass Corporate Office

Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin BollagMr. & Mrs. Michael BollagChevronCoastHills Credit UnionMarcia & John Mike CohenDance Marathon at UCSBElizabeth Bixby Janeway FoundationExtra LifeGordon Ross Medical FoundationMr. & Mrs. David W. GrotenhuisHutton Parker FoundationMr. & Mrs. Palmer G. JacksonMs. Gertrude B. JohnsonMs. Sandra L. LynneMcCarthy Building Companies, Inc.Mr. & Mrs. William J. McKinleyMr. & Mrs. Marshall MilliganMontecito Bank & TrustMurray CompanyNew Hampshire Charitable FoundationRichard C. Parsons TrustRalphsMr. & Mrs. Robert B. ReingoldRite AidSanta Barbara 100Santa Barbara Home Improvement Center

Santa Ynez Band of Chumash Indians Foundation

Mr. Scott ShewAlexis & Brett TandeUnion BankVallarta SupermarketsMr. & Mrs. Ron C. WerftMr. & Mrs. James N. WilsonWinslow Maxwell Charitable TrustThe Wrather Family FoundationAnonymous

$1,000 TO $9,999Peter & Becky AdamsAflacMr. & Mrs. Steven AinsleyMrs. Agatha D. AldisertAllen TechnologiesAmbient Event DesignMr. J. Robert Andrews & Dr. Margaret Wilkinson

The Ann Jackson Family FoundationArgonaut Charitable FoundationMr. & Mrs. James P. ArgyropoulosBacara Resort and SpaMs. Margaret A. BakerThe Bank of America Charitable Foundation

Mr. Richard H. BardenBayhurst FoundationMr. & Mrs. Donald K. BennettDr. & Mrs. Edward S. BentleyMr. David G. BertrandHeather & Chris BilesMr. Ralph S. BinneyDr. & Mrs. Edward E. BirchMs. Diane BockDr. & Mrs. Mark A. BookspanMr. & Mrs. James G. BradburnBrander VineyardMs. Carol W. BretscherJulia & James BurgeMr. William S. BurtnessMr. Andrew D. ButcherThe California Nevada Credit Union League

The Capital Group Companies Charitable Foundation

Dr. John Carbon & Dr. Louise ClarkeMr. & Mrs. Timothy CaseyReid & Robin Cederlof

Central Coast Critical Care AssociatesMs. Elizabeth ChadenMr. & Mrs. Steven R. CharlesDr. Wynelle M. ChaseMr. & Mrs. Alfred M. Clark Jr.Clinkenbeard Ramsey Spackman & Clark LLP

Larry & Shelley ColdrenMr. Victor L. Cole & Ms. Patricia K. GreenThe Condon Family FoundationCondor ExpressMs. Lynn ConwayMs. Joan N. CookCO-OP Financial ServicesRev. Michael E. CorriganCottage Rehabilitation Hospital Foundation

Mr. & Mrs. Lue D. CramblitDiane & Kent CullenDamitz, Brooks, Nightingale, Turner & Morrisset

Ms. Laura DanhauerMr. David DietrichSusan & Raymond DingmanMr. Tom Dittmer & Ms. Frances Schultz

David W. Doner Jr., M.D.Mr. Rick DonovanMr. & Mrs. Hugh DowMr. & Mrs. James E. DrasdoThe Dreier FamilyMr. & Mrs. Reece J. DucaMs. Jane S. DyruffMs. Jill EfflingEhlen Spiess & Haight, Inc.Dr. & Mrs. Robert J. EmmonsEmory FoundationEpicKatina Etsell, RN

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Mr. & Mrs. Afshin FatholahiMr. Gregory F. Faulkner & Ms. Tammera Gilman

Robert & Margo FeinbergMr. & Mrs. Christian FelipeFell, Marking, Abkin, Montgomery, Granet & Raney, LLP

Mr. & Mrs. Steven FellowsThomas R. & Constance C. FergusonMs. Charlene FernandezMr. & Mrs. Tim FisherMr. & Mrs. Stanley C. FishmanMrs. Dorothy FlasterHonorable & Mrs. Paul G. FlynnMr. Eldon FordHunter FosterMr. & Mrs. Ted FunstenDr. & Mrs. John W. GainorMr. Santos GarciaMs. Dodi GauthierEdward & Lynn GeorgeDr. Andrew S. Gersoff & Ms. Julie Yamamoto

Mrs. Arlyn GoldsbyMr. Roman GonzalezMrs. Douglas GoodanMrs. Melinda K. GoodmanVictor & Karen GrandidierMr. & Mrs. Peter GrayGriffith & Thornburgh, LLPDr. & Mrs. Rod HamerThe Hamister FoundationMr. George E. Handtmann IIIMr. & Mrs. Jule HannafordMr. & Mrs. Joseph Hardin Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Paul W. Hartloff Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Stanley C. HatchVicki & Bob HazardThe Henry W. Bull FoundationMr. & Mrs. Harry N. HerbertMs. Elizabeth HollenMs. Judy Hopkinson

Mr. & Mrs. Bones HoweMr. Philip J. HughesIHOPMrs. Ingrid H. IngramDr. & Mrs. Angel IscovichJ.P. MorganMr. & Mrs. James H. JacksonMr. & Mrs. Palmer G. Jackson Jr.Mrs. E. JahnkeMr. & Mrs. Gerald A. JohnstonMr. & Mrs. Peter JordanoJordano’sKaren & Lonnie KaneMr. H. Peter Karoff*Dr. & Mrs. Karl J. KassityDr. & Mrs. Robert E. KatesRobert & Joanne KendallKinecta Federal Credit UnionMr. & Mrs. John C. Kinnear IIIMr. Ron LafricanMrs. Maryann E. LangeChuck & Mary Beth LepkowskyRobert & Gretchen LieffMs. Sarah LindLeah & Steve LittleCindy & Rolly LokreMr. Don K. LouieMrs. Lillian P. LovelaceMrs. Constance LundMs. Liz Lundquist & Mr. Doug HamiltonMrs. Leatrice LuriaSharon & Jim LutzMr. & Mrs. Steve LyonsDr. & Mrs. Peter MacDougallMr. & Mrs. Daniel MairsMr. & Mrs. John B. MandleMr. & Mrs. Robert E. MangerMarBorg IndustriesMr. Dale J. MarquisMattel Children’s FoundationMs. Linda J. McAfeeMr. & Mrs. Patrick McAlisterPatrick & Esther McKinley

Mr. & Mrs. Harry T. McMahon IIIDr. & Mrs. Harris MeiselMelnick Consulting GroupMended Hearts Chapter 22Ms. Randi K. Miller & Mr. Terry CunninghamMiner’s Ace HardwareClaudia & Larry D. MitchellMrs. Joanne MohrMr. & Mrs. Bob MontgomeryMony’s Mexican FoodMr. Kevin E. Meaney & Ms. Lisa M. MooreMs. Valery MoorheadMr. & Mrs. James MorouseMr. & Mrs. Ronald B. MorrowMr. & Mrs. Charles H. Morse IVMosher FoundationMullen & Henzell L.L.P.Mr. Mark V. Mullenary & Ms. Julie ArtouxMr. & Mrs. Bob MurphyMr. & Mrs. Jim NeumanMr. & Mrs. Michael NissensonNorthern TrustNothing Bundt CakesMr. & Mrs. Robert E. M. NourseNu Image Ad GroupDr. & Mrs. Thomas G. OchsnerOne Story ArchitectSteve & Marianne OwczarskiGrace & Pedro PachecoPacific Western BankMs. Gamble ParksCharles & Annetta PatrickMr. & Mrs. Richard J. PearsonMs. Mary PendletonMr. Jack L. PerrinMr. & Mrs. Robert G. PetelerMr. & Mrs. Charlie PetersenJonathan & Stacy PetersonMs. Teresa PetterDr. & Mrs. Joseph Carl PeusMr. & Mrs. John S. Pillsbury IIIMike & Ann PlessMs. Susan Blanchard Plumer

Cottage Associates

With generous support of $1,000 or more annually, Cottage Associates are helping make our communities healthier. To show our appreciation, we offer these valued supporters unique benefits including:

• Invitations to special events including the annual Tiara Ball and Cottage Holiday Reception.

• Discussions with medical leaders on topics such as infectious diseases and travel medicine, sports injury prevention and concussion treatment.

• Behind-the-scenes tours of high-tech patient simulation and robotics labs.

For more information, please call 805-879-8985 or email akrause@sbch.org.

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Jennifer Graham tried to remain calm as she sat next to her daughter, Stella, sleeping in a hospital bed at Cottage Children’s Medical Center (CCMC). Her four-year-old child had just been diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes and was admitted to stabilize her high blood sugar level. Stella was receiving the medical care she needed from nurses, doctors and other staff, but now another crisis was looming. Jennifer had missed many days of work to be at her daughter’s side during the emergency, and her reduced income would mean that there would not be enough to pay rent that month.

Medical social workers at CCMC offered a solution: the Family Assistance Fund. Administered by the Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital Foundation, the fund has helped more than 200 families overcome financial hurdles when they could not qualify for other assistance.

Like the Grahams, families whose economic lives and wellbeing are interrupted by a child’s unexpected illness and hospitalization may need short-term financial help with rent, utilities, gasoline and transportation, meals away from home, and groceries.

“The Family Assistance Fund was created in 2008 by a local family who had been very generous to the hospital’s rebuilding campaign,” explains David Dietrich, Vice President for Advancement for Cottage Health. “They wanted to continue their support and to focus their new giving on a program that would help families who were struggling economically because of the hospitalization of their child.”

“Part of the motivation in creating the fund was to assist families in time of need, but also to communicate a message of compassion and support at a time when families are facing a health crisis and financial hardship,” he adds.

Many families have benefitted from the fund, and often it’s the simplest items that can have a huge impact, notes Liz Lundquist, Director of Children’s Services for Cottage Children’s Medical Center.

“We have many families from the North County who must travel to and from the hospital for many days and weeks,” says Liz. “A gift card to pay for gas can lift a financial burden that seems almost insurmountable for some families.”

Support from the community, both outside and inside the hospital walls, has been vital to growing the Family Assistance Fund to reach more families in need.

In the past two years, the Santa Barbara 100 (SB100), a premier charity cycling event held in Santa Barbara, has raised more than $25,000 to support the Family Assistance Fund.

“The cycling community in Santa Barbara County is strong, and the opportunity to support the Family Assistance Fund is a very tangible way for us to give back to those in need,” says Tricia Middleton, president of the SB100.

Seeing firsthand the impact the fund can have on families when they are most vulnerable, a group of employees at Cottage was inspired to create a new fund designated specifically for the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit. Parents of babies in the NICU often are faced with hospital stays that can span several months, and the financial burdens can be daunting.

Family Assistance FundPROVIDING HELP WHEN IT’S NEEDED MOST

The Vivian Beutel NICU Family Assistance Fund was created in memory of Vivian, a beloved NICU nurse.

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The Vivian Beutel NICU Family Assistance Fund was created to honor a beloved NICU nurse who passed away unexpectedly in 2015 from a brain aneurysm.

“Vivi was a nurse in the NICU for 15 years. She was well loved by everyone and just an incredible person,” says Diane Bock, an NICU nurse who was a close friend. “We wanted to honor her memory by establishing a special fund in her name.”

Through multi-year pledges, and several larger gifts, Vivi’s former colleagues, patients, friends and family came together to raise the $25,000 required to name the fund.

“We raised $25,000 in gifts and pledges within two months. Most of the money came from employees who made first-time donations in the form of pledges, such as $10 per pay period. Those are adding up and making a huge difference,” Diane adds.

The families who receive assistance are appreciative and surprised at the extent of support that Cottage offers, says Stacy Peterson, medical social worker.

“It brings people a sense of relief to be able to focus on their child while in the hospital and not be preoccupied with the stress of finances during an already difficult time.”

At home in Orcutt, little Stella Graham is back to her rambunctious self, full of boundless energy, now that her diabetes is under control. Her mom Jennifer reflects with gratitude on the help they received from the Family Assistance Fund.

“It was a lifesaver for us,” she says. “I want to thank everybody who’s ever donated to the fund.”

Mr. Burt PolinDr. & Mrs. Richard S. PonceDr. & Mrs. Elliot D. PragerPreston & Sterling Morton FundMr. & Mrs. C. Edwin Price Jr.Mr. Michael E. PulitzerDr. Octavio QuijanoDr. & Mrs. Ralph QuijanoRabobankMs. Patricia K. RamseyMr. & Mrs. Daniel ReevesMr. & Mrs. George D. RiemerMr. & Mrs. John E. RitterRiva Ariella Ritvo-Slifka & The Alan B. Slifka Foundation

Mr. & Mrs. Richard RobbinsRobert K. & Barbara J. Straus Family Foundation

Mr. & Mrs. George T. RobsonRick & Regina RoneyMs. Patrice RyanSansum ClinicSanta Barbara Neonatal Medical GroupSanta Cruz MarketsSanta Ynez Valley Cottage Hospital Foundation

Mr. Javier SantanaMrs. Maryan SchallMr. & Mrs. Mark SchiffmacherMrs. Nancy B. SchlosserMr. & Mrs. Thomas H. DittmerDr. & Mrs. Mark P. ScottPeter & Nini SeamanLinda & John SeiterMr. Peter H. ShepardMr. & Mrs. Wayne G. SiemensMrs. Anne Smith TowbesMr. & Mrs. Morris SobhaniMr. W. Van R. SpauldingMr. & Mrs. Eric W. SpiveyMr. & Mrs. Warren R. StaleyCarole & Sebastiano SterpaMr. & Mrs. Erwin H. Straehley

Carole & Richard TaniguchiTaqueria Lilly’s, Inc.Teddy Bear Cancer FoundationDr. Matthew V. Tirrell & Ms. Pamela LaVigne

Mr. & Mrs. Michael TowbesThe Towbes FoundationMs. Mary M. TroutmanMr. & Mrs. Marshall H. Turner Jr.Mr. & Mrs. George B. TurpinUnited Networks of AmericaUnited Way of Santa Barbara CountyVenturelli GroupVisiting Nurse & Hospice Care of Santa Barbara

Volentine Family FoundationVos Family FoundationDr. & Mrs. John A. VowelsMr. John Warren & Dr. Bronwen Brindley

Mr. W. W. WatlingMr. Harold S. WayneMr. & Mrs. John R. WeaverMr. & Mrs. Nicholas N. WeberRichard & Frederica WelchWells Fargo Private BankMr. & Mrs. Bernard WhiteWhite House Black MarketMr. Robert H. WinklerGeorge & Judy WriterLinda Seltzer YawitzYogurtland #CA137Anonymous (4)

$500 TO $999Ace Hardware Corp.Alta Data Technologies LLCDr. & Mrs. Mounir R. AshamallaDr. & Mrs. Steven C. BarkleyMr. & Mrs. Brian S. BarnettMs. Sarah BarrazaMr. & Mrs. Arnold BelloweMs. Kristin BergstromMr. & Mrs. Ron Biscaro

THE SBCHF Family Assistance Fund includes specific funds to support adults, pediatrics and NICU families. A new fundraising effort is also underway to create a Family Assistance Fund for patients of Goleta Valley Cottage Hospital. Your support is welcome.

Visit www.cottagehealth.org/donate/

Support from the community, both outside and inside the

hospital walls, has been vital to growing the Family

Assistance Fund to reach more families in need.

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Mr. & Mrs. Peter BornemanMr. & Mrs. W. Scott BurnsMr. & Mrs. Todd CanfieldMs. Trudi Carey & Mr. Jacob IsraelachviliMr. Donovan A. ChalfantChico’s FAS, Inc.Mr. & Mrs. Jon ClarkCoastal ConciergeMs. Debra CollingwoodMs. Christina CriswellMr. & Mrs. Patrick J. CrotteauMr. Glenn R. DavisDel Mese FamilyJulia Delgado M.D.Express Employment ProfessionalsMs. Jennifer FerrickFirefighters Charitable Foundation, Inc.Ms. Grace FisherMr. & Mrs. Ronald J. FoxJake & Freya FuchsMr. Herbert Geary & Mr. Ken HeegMrs. Anna GillespieGirls, Giggle, Glitter, & GlueJohn & Karen GreathouseMs. Patricia GummermanHarrison HardwareMr. & Mrs. Milton HessHospice of Santa Barbara, Inc.Mr. & Mrs. Junde IrabonMs. Ann Jenkins DieBoldMr. & Mrs. Brian JohnsonDr. & Mrs. Steven KallmanDr. & Mrs. Frederic C. KassMr. & Mrs. Barkley KernLincoln Financial Advisors Corp.Mr. & Mrs. Calvin D. MarbleMr. & Mrs. James McClellanMr. & Mrs. Arthur E. Mercado Jr.Miracle ChallengeMs. Lynda NahraMr. Andrew OatesMr. & Mrs. James Ouellette

PDL Staff at GVCHMr. & Mrs. Fred PerutzDonald & Jo Anne Petersen FundPMSM ArchitectsMr. Peter R. RasmussenRE/MAX Beyond Santa BarbaraReyes MarketMrs. Robin RickershauserDr. Anne O. Rodriguez & Mr. Marcelo Rodriguez

Dr. & Mrs. Ian K. RossCliff & Phyllis RuddleS.R. Hogue & CompanyMr. & Mrs. Richard SchuhMr. & Mrs. James B. SkaggsSMHS Girls Basketball TeamMr. Brad J. SmithMr. & Mrs. James SokoloveMr. & Mrs. Charles StricklandMs. Deborah A. SweeneyTacos PipeyeMr. & Mrs. James S. TaylorMs. Tamara TeitelbaumLawrence & Karynsue ThomasKathy ThompsonMr. Eric TimmonsMr. & Mrs. L. David TisdaleDr. & Mrs. M. Dean VogelMr. Andrew WaltonMr. M. Stephen Weatherford & Ms. Lorraine M. McDonnell

Ms. Deborah WelterlenMs. Anita WilliamsonDr. & Mrs. Edmund M. WroblewskiMr. Eric Zahm & Ms. Stacey GeldinUCSB Zeta Beta TauDr. & Mrs. Robert L. ZuchermanAnonymous (5)

$250 TO $499Mr. & Mrs. Jean-Pierre AinciartMr. & Mrs. Scott AllenMs. Theresa Allen

Mr. Willard F. AllmonMs. Julie AscherMs. Rebekah J. BariloneMr. Nathan BartleyBob & Elise BehbehanianDr. & Mrs. George A. BekeyBelmond El EncantoMrs. Myrna BernardMs. Kim BerryDr. & Mrs. Richard BeswickMr. & Mrs. Robert BrownMr. John CampbellCanary Santa BarbaraMr. Emory J. CarneyMr. & Mrs. Philip A. CarresciaMr. Charles CarsonMr. & Mrs. John S. CarterMr. & Mrs. Rudolph Castillo Sr.Ms. Pilar Montgomery & Mr. John Celmins

G. Donald & Michele Moeller ChandlerMs. Kuei-Meei ChiengCity National BankMs. Kathleen CreanDr. & Mrs. Mark Da ReMr. R.J. Martinez & Ms. Judith DelafieldDennis & Connie DohenyMs. Margaret DrawertMr. & Mrs. Glenn DubockMs. Pamela Easter & Mr. Mark Stehrenberger

The Fess Parker a Doubletree by Hilton Resort

Mr. & Mrs. Christian FrederiksenMr. Frank D. GossMs. Perri V. HarcourtMr. Curt HartzMs. Monica Hastings-IarussiMr. Harold W. HollingerJerry & Barbara HoltMr. Jack HowardMr. Ronald W. HurdIndigo HeART ProjectMs. Wanda K. Johnsen

Susan & Richard KeltyKenneth L. Kidd, M.D.La Joyeria Latina AmericanaLa Tavola Fine Linen RentalElinor & James LangerAndy & Dotty LevenJanet & Steve LewMr. Ham LewisLinda S. Lynn, M.D.Ms. Jolie MardiatMarin Community FoundationMr. & Mrs. Frank H. MateoMs. Melanie McDanielMs. Lyndsey McDermottMr. Charles P. McVickerMr. Gary MilgramMINDBODY LegalMs. Maria MockMr. Brian Moynier, CPANational Society of Collegiate Scholars– Cal Poly SLO

Tina & Geary OliveraMr. Leland O’ReillyMr. & Mrs. Steve OrtizMs. Melody M. O’ShockPor La Mar NurseryMrs. Marie L. PrattQuality Medical Staffing, Inc.Ms. Linda M. ReimerMark & Kathy RickMrs. Ronald G. RobertsonMr. David A. RootMr. & Mrs. Steve RothMs. Jan RoweMr. & Mrs. Murray RubenMrs. Gloria Z. RubinMrs. Leanne L. SaarMs. Louise M. SagadySanta Barbara InnMr. & Mrs. Ken SaxonMs. Susan E. SchmidMs. Nan SchooleyMr. Ron Schram

Mr. & Mrs. Harris W. SeedMr. & Mrs. Kent SeymourSindoni Consulting & Management Services

Ms. Elizabeth SmithMs. Janet B. SpectorMrs. Heidi F. StaggMs. Melinda StaveleyMagda & Larry StaytonMr. Robert J. SullivanMr. Michael Sweeney & Ms. Monie DeWitt

Mr. & Mrs. Ed TeboMr. & Mrs. David T. ThomasMr. & Mrs. Tom ThomsonMrs. Ismelda M. VazquezMr. & Mrs. William J. VillaMichael, Pamela & Colton VogelWalgreens #7210Mr. & Mrs. Paul A. WeissWestmont CollegeMs. Mona J. WiseMs. Jenn WobigDr. & Mrs. Gerald ZukAnonymous (3)

$100 TO $249Alex & AniSue & David AlvaradoAmerican General MediaMs. Darlene M. AmundsenHIMSS AnalyticsMrs. Carol AndersMs. Stacey AndersonMr. Peter AppletonMs. Sandra F. ArmstrongBabson CollegeMs. Virginia H. BakerMr. Dayanand BarageMs. Ashleigh BarkasMr. & Mrs. Donald W. BarkasMs. Joyce F. BarrierMs. Diane Baskin

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Mrs. Ann W. BeebeMs. Jenny Bell-BerchMr. & Mrs. David BenderJules & Rebecca BenderMr. & Mrs. Howard BerryDr. & Mrs. William H. Bevan-Thomas

Ms. Christina Bird-HolendaMr. David BlaisMs. Dolphia L. BlockerMr. John BogieDr. & Mrs. David W. BohnMs. Margaret BorgialliMs. Kimberly BowmanMr. Paul J. Bowron Jr.Mr. Dempsey BrownMr. Steven P. BrownMr. Frank S. BrownieMr. Richard M. BuckMr. Arthur BurdorfMr. & Mrs. Charley BurgettRon & Gale BuschMr. Danny J. BzdokMr. & Mrs. Isidro CalderonMrs. Francoise CambernGeorge & Mary Ann CampbellMr. & Mrs. Ted CampbellMs. Jane Carey

Marvin & Ria CarlisJane Carlisle Ph.D.Mr. David CarmonaSteb & Mary Carolyn ChandorChris & David ChernofMr. Toby CitrinDr. & Mrs. John A. ClarkMs. Katrina L. ClarkMs. Martha J. ClarkWalter S. & Lynne M. ClayMs. Patti CloseMr. Allen CohenMr. & Mrs. Thomas B. CollinsonConway Family WinesMs. Leila K. CookMs. Judith C. CooleyMs. Aida CorderoMr. Ludwig J. CorraoThe Courtyard MarriottMs. Sybil S. Croft-NikolicCypress Ridge Golf CourseMs. Ruth L. De LeonMs. Patricia De LucaMr. & Mrs. John F. Denison Jr.Mr. & Mrs. John DentMs. Lisa DominguezMr. & Mrs. John E. DonerDr. & Mrs. James DowDQ-Orange Julius

Mr. Stephen C. DrummyMr. William R. DyerMs. Barbara EdmisonMs. Kay S. ElfrinkMs. Linda ElredaMr. Pompello Estrada & Ms. Rosario Moctezuma

Mr. Bill EvansMr. Frederick P. FellowsMs. Beverly A. FernandesFilix TiresMr. Amparo FloresFour Seasons Resort The Biltmore Santa Barbara

Mr. & Mrs. Joe P. GallegosLori Gaskin, PhDMr. Jim GentilcoreGeonetricMr. William GeorgiMr. Norman GimbelGirl Scout Troop 50510Mr. & Mrs. Richard D. GodfreyMr. Leon J. GoldThe Goodland, a Kimpton HotelMr. & Mrs. J. Robert GrubbMs. Sharmila R. GunasekaraMr. & Mrs. Michael R. GunnerMrs. Margaret A. HamiltonLorraine S. Hansen

In 2016 SBCH Foundation hosted a special tour and reception to honor the memory of the late Dr. E. Scott Conner, a highly-respected Santa Barbara neurosurgeon, on what would have been his 65th birthday. Through the generosity of his wife Maryann, his sister and brother-in-law Jane and Byron Allen, and close friend Kyle Wescoat, Operating Room #15 has been dedicated in Dr. Conner’s memory.

An additional contribution from Maryann Conner has also created a fund to support the ongoing training and professional development for surgical technicians at Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital.

REMEMBERINGDr. E. Scott Conner

Pictured (left to right) are daughter Amy (Conner) Williamson, Maryann Conner, and Dr. Conner’s sons Edison and Andrew.

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Mr. Albert HarrisMs. Janet K. HarrisonMs. Mary Jane HarrisonMr. & Mrs. James B. HartleMr. Joseph J. HarvieTadao & Kumi HashimotoMs. Patricia HellerMr. Montgomery R. HesterMr. & Mrs. Jagmohan Hiranandani

Mr. Norman HoffmanMr. George J. HollandAlbert I. Holtz, MD & Laura Holtz, OTR

Mr. David L. Holzhauer*Mrs. Alice P. HomanMs. Dianne HuberMr. Matthew HuffMs. Sandy C. HuntMr. & Mrs. Tom T. IsaMrs. Joan E. JacobsMs. Marian Jean

Mr. & Mrs. Robert H. JenkinsMr. & Mrs. Dick JohnsonMr. & Mrs. John M. JohnsonMr. David P. JonesDr. Lois JovanovicMr. & Mrs. Alex KarlinMs. Kim KatzMr. & Mrs. Joel A. KaufmanMr. Frederic G. KayserDr. Michael K. KearneyDennis, Karen & Alex KeeverMs. Mary KellyMs. Deirdre D. KieckheferMs. Kristina KieferMr. & Mrs. Toshihide KikkawaMr. William F. KiriakidisMr. Fred M. KleinMr. James M. KluzakFrederick P. & Barbara J. KovolMr. & Mrs. George KrebsMr. Michael J. KullikAmy KunzeMr. & Mrs. Brooks E. Larson

Ms. Alicia LaskowskiMr. Carl V. LaubacherMr. & Mrs. William LawlorMr. & Mrs. Gregg A. LeachMs. Debbie LeeFima & Jere LifshitzMs. Chih C. LinMs. Maria LopesLos Agaves, Inc.Mr. Jim D. MachenMr. Thomas A. MackeyMr. & Mrs. Felix MalbasMs. Elizabeth MarksMs. Peggy A. MartensMartin ResortsMs. Nancy MayMayo’s Carniceria & TacosMr. Stephen McCloskeyMr. & Mrs. Thomas H. McKernan

Ms. Jane G. McMullenMichael & Stephanie MeldenMs. Mary Meola

Dr. & Mrs. George MesserlianMile High United WayMr. & Mrs. David L. MillerMr. & Mrs. Daniel P. MiroballiMr. Lowell E. MobergTom & Kim ModugnoCraig Mohan & Dawn KirchnerMr. Oliver C. Moles Jr.Dr. & Mrs. Donald W. Montgomery

Ms. Hollie MontgomeryMs. Julie MorganDouglas G. & Isobel M. MurrayMrs. Raymond King MyersonMs. Carol A. NallsJerome Nathan, PhDMs. Hermine A. NobbeDr. & Mrs. David L. NomelandMr. Ronald E. NovakMs. Sandra I. NutileMs. Taryn O’ConnellMs. Pam OlsonOrnelas Family

Tiara Ball

The Tiara Ball raises funds needed to ensure that Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital remains able to provide the highest possible quality emergency and critical care services. Since 2005, the annual gala has raised over $4.6 million to care for thousands of children and adults who came to Cottage when they were critically ill or injured.

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Mr. Ruben OrozcoMs. Aida OsanoMr. Adrian OversierMs. Lucille R. OwensDr. & Mrs. Allan F. PacelaMr. & Mrs. Michael H. PahosCol. & Mrs. Stanley A. PalmerMs. Laura ParishDick & Jeanne PennycookMrs. Catherine G. PercyMr. & Mrs. Alberto PerezJean M. PerloffMs. Ann M. PeyratMs. Laurel PhillipsChuck & Susie PierceMs. Irene PimentelMrs. Judy PiperMr. Steven PolevoyDr. & Mrs. Leonard A. PriceMr. David C. RidenourMark & Nicole Romasanta

Ms. Caroline RosenMs. Beverly RyanMs. Sharon RydmanSaint Barbara Parish Youth GroupMs. Mary T. SaitoMs. Sylvia SanchezMr. & Mrs. Sheldon SanovMr. Richard SantillanesMr. & Mrs. Joseph P. SapienzaSB BuggieMr. Otto SchleichDrs. Ali & Carol ShabramiRichard & Jasminka ShaikewitzMr. Grupo SiboneyMr. Charles R. SimmonsMr. & Mrs. Robert L. SinsheimerMs. Margery SmithMichael SmithDr. Hugh P. SnyderMarie & Dan SpiegleMs. Brenda StanleyMr. & Mrs. Steve StaudenmeirMr. Mark A. Steigler

Ms. Cathrin Stickney & Mr. Mark Gorenberg

Elizabeth Stivers & Gary SimpsonMr. & Mrs. Bill M. StrakaMr. & Mrs. Carl F. StuckyAnn M. Sullivan & Ed DeCaroMs. Barbara SweetEsther TakacsBill & Jane TavernerMrs. April R. ThedeMr. & Mrs. Desmond TillettToma Restaurant & BarLt. Col. & Mrs. Richard E. TraceyMr. Larry TragerMr. R. M. TrinidadMr. Jose Antonio TrujilloMs. Su F. TsaiDr. & Mrs. David A. TufenkianMr. & Mrs. Paul H. TugendMr. Marshall P. TulinUCSB Phi Delta EpsilonMr. Richard K. UntermannMs. Yadira Vizcaino

Ms. Sarelyn WagerMr. & Mrs. Gregg WagnerWells Fargo Community Support CampaignMr. Thomas WentlingMr. & Mrs. Brian T. WesselMs. Janet WilcoxMrs. Susan D. WilcoxMr. Jim M. WilliamsMr. & Mrs. Gene WilsonMrs. Joy H. WinerMr. Eugene J. WiskowskiMs. Alison Okada WollitzerMr. & Mrs. William J. WorthingtonMr. John M. YatesMs. Margaret A. YoungmanMs. Maria ZateMs. Lucile ZiegertDonald & Eleanor ZiehlMr. George ZwerdlingAnonymous (13)

For further information or to become a sponsor of the annual gala event, please contact:

Audrie Krause, Manager of Annual Giving, at 805-879-8985 or akrause@sbch.org

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IN HONOR OF125 Years of Employee ServiceAll Cottage Hospital TeamsC.J. & Parker AndelmanDiego Bas G. & Eduardo Bas G.Ruth S. BellHannah Caroline Biles, Audrey Eleanor Biles, Lain Moran Biles

Eva Arany & Nora BrucelasDr. Robert ByersThe Carey FamilyMarilyn DennyDorothy EasterDr. EganA Fine Facility & StaffGreg GarrisonPerri HarcourtPaul HinzThe Huff FamilyIsabelle, Finn & Iofielle IrabonStephen KatzConnie Wilson & Dr. Drew KeltsAmaia LaskinLeoThe Lindelof FamilyPeter MacDougallKorissa Majors & Shaely MajorsDr. Babji MesipamWestin MeyersMatthew Mock’s Doctors & Nurses

Matthew Mock’s RecoveryThe Nelson TripletsThe NICUPatient Care Techs Pediatrics UnitBonnie RootThe SICUGwendolyn StrongMadeline & Sophie Trabucco

Colton Michael VogelDr. WestNaomi Wilson & Mike Salehpour

Jaynie WoodDr. Robert WrightDr. Alois Zauner

IN MEMORY OFJim AgnewRita BenzVivian Beutel, RNJohn BifanoMarie-Paul Morin BiscaroBessie BrownJames T. BynumDavid CasanovaHinda & Judith CohenDr. E. Scott ConnerMary K. CorriganDr. William DavidsonAlice M. “Penny” FellowsFrances FordMarvin L. GoodmanAndy GranatelliRev. Howard Hall, OFMTy HartallMargaret HeidukMona HightowerJC HoltNicole HughesDr. Edward J. Jahnke Jr.Roy JensenPatricia A. KeeverFranca T. KuchnirDr. Clint La Grange Jr.Gardie LeeMrs. Rose LouieJon LovelaceJulie Baskin MainMathieu MassPat Milliken

Carroll S. Mohr Jr.Paul C. MorledgeRemi Allen NadeauAnn NelsonAgnes Patten ParmaAmy ParsonsDrake William PetersonSeth PierceVirginia PolinGina L. Canatsey PowersCharles RoweHenry RubinCarolee SandersRev. James SchmidtJane SchrockDr. Dan SecordG. M. StaggRichard StormontAlice Tweed TuohyDr. Russell D. TylerWouter Van De BuntSarina Hope VogelHelen L. WattCorinne H. WhitelawRaymond WilcoxJoan E. WilliamsCharles WillsDavid Winter

Brain Care Bike Fair

Young cyclists from throughout the region learned about bike and helmet safety from the Cottage Concussion Clinic’s highly trained experts at a ‘bicycle rodeo’ at Goleta Valley Cottage Hospital on March 11, 2017. The event was co-sponsored by COAST, the Coalition for Sustainable Transportation together with Cottage Children’s Medical Center’s Concussion Clinic, a tri-county program that provides acute management for concussion in children and youth participating in contact sports. The Concussion Clinic is supported through generous philanthropic grants and contributions.

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2016 BOARD OF TRUSTEESLynda Nahra, ChairJim Knight, Vice ChairJean Smith, TreasurerSusan Deacon, SecretaryJean BloisPeter BrownRobert FatchJoanne FunariLawrence Harter, MDMark IngallsJeff KruthersJohn McFaddenAnne PazierEric SealeJack Turney, Auxiliary President; Member at Large

Craig ZimmermanBoard Emeritus Earl Armstrong

$50,000+Mr. & Mrs. Reid CederlofMs. E. M. Stephens & Mr. T. M. ShuttMs. Caroline SullivanAnonymous

$25,000 TO $49,999Estate of Leslie & Priscilla Pearce

$10,000 TO $24,999Mrs. Judy A. SheaDr. & Mrs. Phil J. Wyatt

$1,000 TO $9,999Dr. Michele A. ArmetDr. & Mrs. Gary M. BlumMr. & Mrs. David BorgatelloMr. & Mrs. Gary BrousThe Henry W. Bull Foundation

Dr. John A. Carbon & Dr. Louise B. ClarkeMr. & Mrs. Timothy P. CaseyDr. David W. DonerExecutive Women’s Golf AssociationFidelity National Title CompanyMrs. Bobbi GiorgiMr. Martin A. GranoMrs. Rose Ann HillMrs. Betty J. JahnkeMr. & Mrs. Jim KnightMr. Ron LafricanMrs. Mary Ann E. LangeMr. & Mrs.* Don K. LouieDr. & Mrs. Bruce McFaddenMr. & Mrs. Michael McGinnisMs. Lynda Nahra & Mr. Claude DoraisMr. & Mrs. Clifford NicholsMr. & Mrs. Eric OnnenWilliam & Ardyce PeeplesMr. & Mrs. Daniel ReevesMr. & Mrs. Eric SealeJean & Jim SmithVos Family FoundationMr. & Mrs. Ron WerftMr. & Mrs. George S. WriterMr. & Mrs. Craig ZimmermanAnonymous (2)

$500 TO $999Mr. & Mrs. Peter D. AdamsDr. & Mrs. Mounir R. AshamallaMs. Nancy J. BauerleMr. & Mrs. Arie DejongMr. & Mrs. Elliot N. DellMs. Barbara L. ErvinMr. & Mrs. Robert C. FatchMr. Luis GonzalesMr. Gerald W. HarterMr. & Mrs. Mark Ingalls

Ms. Elizabeth L. KilbMr. & Mrs. Robert T. KnightMedtronicMr. James M. MerrickMr. Kevin E. Meaney & Ms. Lisa M. MooreMorgan StanleyMr. George D. RiemerMr. & Mrs. William RosenMs. Patrice RyanMr. & Mrs. Lawrence Thomas

$100 TO $499Ms. Agatha D. AldisertMr. & Mrs. Thomas D. AllinMr. Arthur T. AlterMr. & Mrs. Kurt AnkerMs. Patricia AzainMs. Virginia H. BakerMs. Lillian F. BallMr. William H. BergerMr. & Mrs. Christian BrunMr. & Mrs. Charley BurgettThulan T. CaoMr. & Mrs. Samuel S. CapraMr. & Mrs. Rudolph CastilloMs. Catherine G. CavalettoJaki CekadaMs. Joan ChampenyMs. Debra S. CollingwoodCorporate TouchMs. Georgiann M. DavirroMr. & Mrs. Scott T. DeardorffJill & Ron DexterMr. & Mrs. Jim DowningMr. & Mrs. Steve DrummyMs. Barbara E. DunawayMr. & Mrs. Daniel EllisDr. & Mrs. Robert M. FailingMr. & Mrs. David L. FayramMr. & Mrs. Charles S. Foley

GOLETA VALLEY COTTAGE HOSPITAL FOUNDATION

For more information visit cottagehealth.org/concussion-clinic or cottagehealth.org/donate

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Mr. & Mrs. Dennis ForsterMr. Gil GarciaMs. Dodi GauthierCarol A. Geer, Ph.D.Ms. Irene GinMr. Mark GirouxTanya & Robert GonzalesMs. Elaine R. GrimmMr. Hib HalversonDr. Thomas W. HamiltonMr. & Mrs. Mike HarrellMr. Rodney IwataMs. Clementine JacksonMr. Jesus E. JaimesMrs. Acilia JimenezMs. Jolene M. JolliffMr. & Mrs. Wade JonesMr. Arthur KennedyMr. & Mrs. James P. KennettMr. & Mrs. Jim KnightMr. Robert KvaasMs. Debbie LaBassMr. William D. LascurettesDon & Carol LauerMr. Garry LawrenceMr. & Mrs. Joseph L. LemonsMrs. Bessie LombardoMrs. Molly LongMr. & Mrs. William L. MaceDr. & Mrs. James W. MarkhamMs. Jennifer McGinnisMrs. Jessie L. McMillanMr. & Mrs. Frank J. MeinersMr. John B. MuddMs. Stephanie MuirMr. & Mrs. John F. MurphyMr. David NivinMr. & Mrs. Richard K. O’MaraMrs. Janet M. PatchMs. Betty Jane PetrichMr. & Mrs. Thomas H. PhelpsMrs. Pierrette PorterMs. Patricia M. Pung

Ms. Patricia RichardsonMs. Caroline RosenDiane & David RussellMrs. Martha SaatjianMr. Jeffrey SaitoMr. R. O. SandowMr. & Mrs. Otto A. SchleichMs. Avis SebastianMs. Shannon SerratoreMr. George F. ShawMrs. David E. SkaarMr. & Mrs. James R. SmithMs. Kristi L. SmithMs. Virginia L. SmithMr. Paul StrittmatterMr. Robert SullivanDr. Gerald Svedlow & Ms. Catherine Breen

Ms. Pam S. TinkerMs. Mary M. TschechDr. & Mrs. David A. TufenkianMr. Marshall P. TulinMrs. Connie Van WingerdenMr. & Mrs. Fernando R. VelezMs. Constance VerkaikMs. Patricia M. WaltersMs. Nancy W. WardMr. & Mrs. Joseph E. WatersMr. James L. WhippleMr. Ronal L. WhiteMr. Carl E. WilliamsMr. & Mrs. William S. WiseMr. Ted W. WuerthnerAnonymous (7)

IN MEMORY OFDr. Joe AtchisonJacob AzainE. Randy BauerleMichael BoruckiJack BoschGeorge BrownJim ByrdDr. Wally CarollWouter Van De Bunt

Dr. Jim FisherMargaret & William FitzpatrickMary FransenPatricia GilmoreDavid E. GiorgiJuan “JJ” HernandezFrances HolmesTheresa IwataDr. Edward J. JahnkeJim LangJon LovelaceElizabeth MosherMarie O’DonnellDr. Robert OffermanDr. Bob ParkerJavier RodriguezBetty RosnessLLoyd SaatjianDorothy SandowBob ScottMary SebastianCharlene ShawDennis SpanglerJoan F. SullivanAlice B. SykesNancy Wellenstein

IN HONOR OFAll GVCH EmployeesDrs. Thomas Allyn, Bindu Kamal, Michael Fisher, Allen Thomashefsky

Joanie BennettDr. Ramona ClarkDr. Daniel CraviottoIvy E. DonerEdmund & Shirley DoughertyDr. Brian EmmersonPatti GutshallHealthy BalanceLaurence B. KellyAnn KwarczinskiGVCH doctors, nurses & employeesGVCH nursesTeresa Mignone

DEDICATED VOLUNTEER AND PHILANTHROPIST

Volunteers at Goleta Valley Cottage Hospital help patients and visitors navigate their stay or visit in the hospital. Elizabeth Mosher was a talented vocalist, professor, Fulbright scholar and beloved hospital volunteer for eight years, serving at the front desk to greet people with a smile and a pleasant conversation. Her dedication to our patients and families was evident in her unwavering commitment to volunteering each week and her willingness to lend a hand at every opportunity.

Sadly, on May 23, 2016, Elizabeth passed away at the age of 80. Because Elizabeth cared so much about the hospital and our community, Elizabeth’s niece Caroline Sullivan wanted to leave a legacy in Elizabeth’s name. Her aunt loved art and gardening, so Caroline decided to honor Elizabeth by supporting the hospital and receiving recognition in the outdoor garden and interior art. With this generous gift, Elizabeth’s voice will live on in the songs of the birds and the lyrical art found at the hospital campus. Philanthropic legacies like Elizabeth Mosher’s help GVCH continue its work to provide quality health care in an atmosphere of healing and restoration.

Elizabeth Mosher

A Lasting Legacy to Goleta

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2016 BOARD OF DIRECTORSCharles “C.J.” Jackson, PresidentSid Goldstien, Vice PresidentLana Clark, SecretaryKathleen Campbell, TreasurerBarbara AndersonThe Rev. Randall C.K. DayCatherine FirestoneWilliam J. Heringer, MDRichard NaglerAlexander M. PowerTresha SellErnest Zomalt

$100,000 TO $249,999The Wood-Claeyssens Foundation

$25,000 TO $99,999Mr. & Mrs. Ken MillsAnonymous

$10,000 TO $24,999Mr. & Mrs. Oscar GuidaliMs. Gerry B. Shepherd

$1,000 TO $9,999Mr. & Mrs. John Bacon IIIDr. & Mrs. Gary M. BlumMs. Wende CappettaMr. & Mrs. James CassidyMs. Elizabeth ChadenMr. & Mrs. Charles ChesterMr. & Mrs. AC D’AugustineMr. & Mrs. Tom ElsaesserMs. Sally FirthMrs. Janet ForsterMs. Alexandra GeremiaMr. & Mrs. Erik GregersenMr. & Mrs. F. Jay Harrison

Harrison HardwareMr. & Mrs. Helmut J. HolzheuEdmund E. & Helen A. Hoskins Charitable Remainder Unitrust

Mr. & Mrs. William IlmanenDr. & Mrs. Angel IscovichMr. & Mrs. Charles “C.J.” JacksonMrs. Gay JohnstonMr. & Mrs. Dennis JorgensenMrs. Sharon N. JoyMrs. Jane KievitMr. & Mrs. Richard B. KrostMr. Edward L. KushnerDr. & Mrs. Charles M. LepkowskyMr. & Mrs. Stephen LykkenMrs. Thoma MartinovMontecito Bank & TrustMullen & Henzell L.L.P.Mr. & Mrs. Richard NaglerMr. & Mrs. Gary NettMr. & Mrs. Roger NielsenMs. Grace R. PachecoDr. & Mrs. Jack B. PattersonMr. & Mrs. Donald PetroniMr. & Mrs. Alexander M. PowerDaniel & Mary Reeves FoundationMr. & Mrs. Gary RichesMr. Geoffrey Claflin & Ms. Alison Wrigley Rusack

Mr. & Mrs. Michael Robert SinclairThe Wrather Family FoundationMr. George W. UllmanU.S. Trust, Bank of America Private Wealth Management

Mr. & Mrs. Ken VerklerMr. & Mrs. Robert WeissAnonymous

$500 TO $999Ms. Mary Lou AbramMr. & Mrs. Leo AcquistapaceMr. & Mrs. Walter V. AlvesMr. & Mrs. Norman AndersonMr. & Mrs. Richard D. BarcaDr. John Carbon & Dr. Louise ClarkeMr. & Mrs. Reid G. CederlofMr. William Davidge & Ms. Peggy EvansMr. & Mrs. Donald R. FoxenMr. Joseph J. HarvieMr. & Mrs. Del HooverMr. & Mrs. Nelson D. JonesMr. & Mrs. Pierre KernMr. & Mrs. William KrauchMrs. Constance LundMr. & Mrs. Ken MartinMr. & Mrs. Arthur E. Mercado Jr.Mr. Kevin E. Meaney & Ms. Lisa M. MooreDr. & Mrs. John H. Moxley IIINew Frontiers Natural MarketplaceMr. & Mrs. Marc OwensMr. & Mrs. Lewis E. PetersonMs. Betsy PhillipsMr. & Mrs. John PuryearMs. Patrice RyanMr. & Mrs. Mike SellMr. Harold M. Williams & Ms. Nancy Englander

Mr. & Mrs. Roger WolinDr. & Mrs. John D. WrenchMr. & Mrs. Ernest Zomalt

$100 TO $499Mr. & Mrs. Gordon AitkenAlamo Pintado Equine Clinic, Inc.Ms. Cynthia S. AllanMrs. Sara Jane AllensworthMrs. Lois Amsden

Ms. Norma J. BassMs. Julie AscherMr. & Mrs. James C. AxtellMr. Robert BakerDr. Dennis BalesMs. Rona BarrettMr. & Mrs. Thomas L. BeboutDr. & Mrs. Kevin BeckmenMr. & Mrs. Bruce BeelerLt. & Mrs. Bryce E. BlakelyMs. Gloria R. BohanMr. & Mrs. Herb BundgenMr. & Mrs. Eddie CapovillaMr. & Mrs. Richard ChristensenMs. Rebecca ChristensonMr. John Y. ChuMs. Lana ClarkDrs. Guy & Ramona ClarkMr. & Mrs. Neil M. ClineMs. Debra CollingwoodMs. Tina CollinsMr. & Mrs. Carlton D. ConawayMr. & Mrs. Bob CorlettMs. Christina CriswellMr. Oswald J. Da RosMr. Tim P. DalyDanish BrotherhoodDanish Sisterhood Lodge No. 177Mr. & Mrs. Dean DavidgeMr. & Mrs. Dennis DeeringMr. R.J. Martinez & Ms. Judith DelafieldMr. & Mrs. William L. DoudsMs. Sherry DuckettMrs. Loral K. EckermannMs. Deborah EcklesMrs. Barbara EdmistonMr. & Mrs. Larry D. EdwardsMr. & Mrs. Frederick B. EmersonMr. & Mrs. Chris Enlow

Mr. & Mrs. Ronald ErbMrs. Judith A. Etchelecu PrutzmanMr. & Mrs. John FelicianoMr. & Mrs. Brooks FirestoneMrs. Gladys FitzGeraldMr.* & Mrs. Kenneth G. Fitzgerald Jr.Mr.* & Mrs. Ryan J. FosterMr. & Mrs. Manfred FreutelMr. & Mrs. Wyland FullerMs. Nancy GarvinMr. & Mrs. Leroy P. GerlachMr. & Mrs. Robert J. GioiaMr. & Mrs. Thomas L. BeaudetteMr. & Mrs. Mike HadleyDr. E. Sven Hagen & Dr. Katharyn M. Hagen

Mr. & Mrs. Paul HalmeLt. Col. Rex HamiltonMr. George Bernard HammerleMr. & Mrs. Elvis HarveyDr. Kenneth HarwoodMs. Shirley M. HeapMr. & Mrs. Donald HeimarkDr. & Mrs. Douglas HerthelMr. & Mrs. Marcel HinsbeeckMrs. Jane S. HobgoodMr. & Mrs. Ronald W. HohmannMr. & Mrs. Tom HolmesMr. & Mrs. David HoutzMr. & Mrs. John HoweMrs. Johannes JaegerMs. Elizabeth JensenMs. Miriam JonesMs. Laura KathDr. Robin KnaussMr. & Mrs. Joseph KnowlesMr. Frederick P. KovolMr. & Mrs. Frank KristoffersenMr. & Mrs. Guenter KuehnMr. & Mrs. Herbert L. Kuntz

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Ms. Merrie LiptonMrs. Ruth A. LoperLos Olivos Rotary Club Foundation

Mrs. Madeline LozanoMrs. Vera MargolisMrs. Lois MarkMr. Ralph MarksMr. & Mrs. Timothy MatthewsMr. & Mrs. Joseph McCollumMr. & Mrs. Richard McGintyMs. Debra McGowanMr. Joseph MeehanMr. Craig MeyersMr. Gary MinarMs. Jeanine MoniotMs. Elaine MorrisDr. & Mrs. Joel R. Morton, D.O.Mr. Steven MuellnerMs. Katheryn A. MullinsMr. Antoine OdabachMr. & Mrs. Thomas W. OlmstedDr. & Mrs. Allan F. PacelaMr. & Mrs. Ron PalladinoMr. & Mrs. Louis PalsgaardMr. & Mrs. Chris ParkerMr. Robert G. Petersen Sr.Mr. Chuck PiraMr. John Evarts & Ms. Marjorie Popper

Ms. Alice H. PowelsonMr. & Mrs. Clarence PriceMr. & Mrs. Edward QuigleyMr. & Mrs. Russ RadomMs. Judith M. RalphDr. & Mrs. Barry G. ReeveMr. & Mrs. Mark C. RickMr. & Mrs. Peter RobbinsMr. & Mrs. Stanley Roberts

Mrs. Christa RobertsonMr. & Mrs. Ira M. RogersMs. Jan RomeMr. & Mrs. Arthur A. RowleyMr. & Mrs. Ralph V. RuegseggerMr. Alvin SalgeMr. & Mrs. John SangerMr. & Mrs. Richard SappMr. & Mrs. Paul R. SatterblomMs. Joan M. ScanlonMrs. Maureen SharfMr. George ShawDr. & Mrs. James ShupeMagda & Larry StaytonMrs. Diana StoryMrs. M. Arlene SullivanMr. & Mrs. Vincent A. SullivanMrs. Patricia B. TiekenMs. Pamela TinkerMrs. Helen TownsendLt. Col. & Mrs. Richard E. TraceyDr. & Mrs. David A. TufenkianMr. & Mrs. Lloyd TurnerMr. & Mrs. James TyngDr. Michael Van DyckMr. Peter Van IderstineMrs. Candy WaldronMr. & Mrs. Michael WarrenMr. & Mrs. Dwight WattsMr. & Mrs. John WestraMr. & Mrs. Paul WilcoxMrs. Jeanette WillemsenMrs. Gerda J. WillisMrs. Barbara T. Young

IN HONOR OFTerry & Jo DalyDenise HolmesDr. Roger Lane

IN MEMORY OFJoseph AireyDavid R. AllensworthDean AndersShirley BrockRochelle Hadley BruhnWilliam FitzgeraldJerry ForsterOwen JohnstonJon LovelacePhilippa MarksVictor MartinovAmanda & Arnie MeisgeierJean ReeseWilla SellAndrew Sharf, MDCharlene ShawDonald SorensonGerald TownsendWouter Van De BuntAdelheid Von HohenloheJake WillemsenPaul C. Willis

The Santa Ynez Valley Cottage Hospital Foundation sponsored the 34th Annual SYVCH Health Fair at the Marriott Hotel in Buellton on October 1, 2016. More than 1,100 individuals participated in the event which featured 49 health-related vendors and offered 360 free flu vaccines, osteoporosis screenings and Hands-Only CPR training, and provided low-cost bike helmets to all ages. In addition, the Matter of Balance program simulation area assessed risks for a fall, and offered blood pressure checks. This event was made possible by a generous grant, and a private donation funded the cost of the flu vaccines.

Cottage Health offers classes in infant/child CPR, and HeartSaver adult CPR which includes the use of an AED (Automated External Defibrillator). To find a class visit cottagehealth.org

34th Annual SYVCH Health Fair

Tina Collins, RN, Cottage Health Education Department, teaches Jlyn Bradford of Buellton Hands-Only CPR techniques.

SYVCHF DONORS CONTINUED

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2016 BOARD OF DIRECTORSPaul Graziano, ChairLailan McGrath, SecretaryDanielle Kent, TreasurerMelinda Staveley, President EmeritaSharon Basham, MDKaren HickmanTariq KadriRenée NordstrandAshley Parker SniderWilliam Werts

$50,000 +Clifford F. Ahlers Trust Gretler Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Sebastiano Sterpa

$25,000 – $49,999Shield Health Care

$10,000 – $24,999Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Beaver Kirby-Jones Foundation Harold Richards Trust San Luis Obispo County Mr. Herbert Tews Volentine Family Foundation Williams-Corbett Foundation

$1,000 – $9,999All World Communications Mr. & Mrs. Kent Allebrand Central Coast Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation

Central Coast Head Injury Support Group

Mr. & Mrs. Michael Dean Ms. Jane Dyruff Mr. Mitsuru Fujita

Mr. Paul Graziano Ms. Patricia Gummerman Mr. William Hammond Henry W. Bull Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Ray Hester Ms. Karen Hickman Mr. & Mrs. Tariq Kadri Latkin Foundation Ms. Ann Lorimer Mr. Richard McLaren Mosher Foundation Ms. Cheryl Myers Ms. Renée NordstrandMrs. Richard Schall Mr. & Mrs. Peter Seaman Silvergreens Mr. Eric Skipsey Ms. Ashley Parker Snider Solutions at Santa Barbara Ms. Melinda Staveley Mr. Steve Stockton Union Bank Foundation United Way of Santa Barbara Mr. & Mrs. William Werts Mr. & Mrs. George Writer Jr.Dr. & Mrs. Philip Wyatt Mr. & Mrs. Robert Zukin Anonymous

$500 – $999Mr. & Mrs. Peter Adams Mr. & Mrs. Ross Adams Mr. & Mrs. Romuald Anthony* Dr. Michele Armet Dr. Sharon BashamMs. Edith Dartanner Ms. Denise Dowd Ms. Joanne Hughes Ms. Lailan McGrath

Mr. John Murphy Dr. & Mrs. Jeff Nelson Mr. & Mrs. Gary Nett Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Nobbe Ms. Sara Patchen Ms. Kay Penny Ms. Susan Plumer Mrs. Jane Rieffel Ms. Sharon Salomon Santa Barbara Athletic Round Table Ms. Mary Sheridan Mr. Daniel Thomas Woodward Family Foundation

$100 – $499Ms. Janice Aramaki Mr. & Mrs. Richard Ayling Ms. Virginia Baker Mr. & Mrs. Don Beeks Mrs. Sarah Black Ms. Cherie Bonazzola Mr. William Burtness Mr. & Mrs. John Carter Mr. Bill Chachakos Mr. & Mrs. Peter Churchill Mr. Frederick Cook Ms. Martha Degasis Mr. & Mrs. Gerald DiPego Mrs. Renate Ennulat Mr. & Mrs. Barry Figgeroa Mr. & Mrs. Stuart Fredericks Mr. James Gentilcore Mrs. Natsuko Gerberding Mr. Kenneth Gunn Mrs. Margaret Hamilton Mr. Robert Hanrahan Ms. Melinda Harris Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Harrison Ms. Barbara Herring

Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Hillery Mr. Robert Jauregui Ms. Doris Jensen Mrs. Hope Kelly Ms. Danielle Kent Mr. & Mrs. Pierre Kern Mrs. Catherine Kuljian Ms. Teresa Kuntz Ms. Barbara Lane Mr. & Mrs. James Langer Ms. Evelyn Lee Mr. Joseph Lemons Mr. & Mrs.* Don Louie Mr. & Mrs. Paul J. Margolis Mr. Kenneth McAshan Dr. & Mrs. Edward McGinn Mr. Mike Modugno Ms. Shalene Petricek Dr. Joseph Peus Mrs. L. Jeanette Powles Ms. Lois Prince Fox Mr. Thomas Reeg Mrs. Esther Rehmke Ms. Sandra Reid Mr. & Mrs. Abelardo Rodriguez Ms. Patrice Ryan Mr. & Mrs. Richard Santos Ms. Jean Schuyler Ms. Terri Simmons Mr. Bradley Smith Mrs. Judith Smith Dr. & Mrs. Scott Smith Magda & Larry StaytonMr. Robert Sullivan Dr. Stephen Trudeau Ms. Ann Veazey Mr. & Mrs. Richard Walker Jr.Mr. & Mrs. John Weidner Mr. Seymour Weisberg

Mr. Arthur Westerfield Ms. Ellen Wiley Mr. Larry Williams Anonymous

IN HONOR OFAll Wheelchair PatientsSarah BlackCRH CaretakersLuke D’AmbrosioErika DixonLailan McGrathLeeWhey PasekDavid PowdrellKay RichmondRyan RogellSteve StocktonThe TeamThe Tuohy Foundation Aquatic CenterBill Werts

IN MEMORY OFJames T. BynumNancy FalconerMerland H. GerberdingDolores M HanrahanJack Ira HughesBetty LevineCol. Joseph G. ManyoJoan F. SullivanRaymond J. Trouve Jr.Robert Wheeler

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Mary Lou AbramMs. Linda AkutagawaTina & Scott AllenTheresa AllenMs. Kyndra AlspaughMs. Janice Aramaki Ms. Mary ArimotoMs. Sandra F. ArmstrongMs. Julie AscherMs. Lillian F. BallMr. Ted Barber Jr.Ms. Rebekah J. BariloneMs. Ashleigh BarkasMr. & Mrs. Donald W. BarkasMs. Sarah BarrazaMs. Marsha BaseliceMr. & Mrs. Walt BazylewiczMr. Salvador BecerraBob & Elise BehbehanianJenny Bell-BerchMs. Kristina Benedicto

Joan E. & John R. BennettMs. Kim BerryRichard & Grace BeswickMs. Gina BifanoRon & Laurie BiscaroMs. Diane BockMs. April BoothMs. Kimberly BowmanRachel & Roger BrianMs. Christa M. BrownMs. Carol BuryDanny BzdokMr. & Mrs. Todd Canfield

Wende CappettaSteve & Sara CaputoCharles CarsonMs. Melanie A. CavalierJaki CekadaMs. Pilar Montgomery & Mr. John Celmins

Rebecca Christenson Felicia ChukwukaDebra CollingwoodTina CollinsMs. Lynn ConwayMs. Leila K. CookAida CorderoMs. Precy CorreosRev. Michael E. CorriganKathleen CreanKim Culley Karen DaltonMs. Laura DanhauerRuth L. De Leon, CRNMr. & Mrs. Arie DejongDel Mese Family

Mimi & John DentMs. Ann Jenkins DieBoldDavid T. DietrichCarol DolyakRick DonovanMs. Pat DooleyMs. Denise Dowd Maggie & Brian DrawertGlenn DubockMs. Jill DyruffPamela Easter & Mark Stehrenberger

Deborah Eckles

Barbara Edmison & Bob McPhillips

Ms. Jill EfflingMichele EliasMs. Erika ElizondoMs. Linda ElredaMs. Barbara L. ErvinJan Scott FaddenAfshin & Giti FatholahiSteven & Denice FellowsBeverly A. FernandesMs. Charlene FernandezMs. Hannah FerrerMs. Jennifer FerrickMolly Foster Mr. Noah GainesMs. Stephanie GalassoDodi Gauthier, RNC, M.Ed.Joyce GauvainHerb Geary & Kenneth HeegDr. Andrew S. Gersoff & Ms. Julie Yamamoto

Mitzi Gomez

Mr. Luis GonzalesTanya & Robert GonzalesKaren Jones GrandidierMs. Teena GrantMs. Elaine A. HarbisonMs. Patricia HellerCarol Henderson NelsonMs. Elsa L. HernandezMs. Natalie HickenbothamMs. Elizabeth HollenDenise HolmesMr. Jack B. Howard, Surg-Tech III/LVN

Ms. Jan IngramIsabelle, Finn & Iofielle IrabonMs. Jennifer L. JackDr. & Mrs. Stephen KaminskiDennis, Karen & Alex KeeverSusan & Richard KeltyMr. & Mrs. Barkley KernKristina KieferMs. Hilda KirchmeierJames KluzakAudrie KrauseMrs. Catherine Kuljian Ms. Teresa Kuntz Jon & Amy KunzeDavid KupidlowskiMr. Ron LafricanMr. & Mrs. Brooks E. LarsonMs. Julie LeBourveauMs. Evelyn Lee Ms. Vicki LekasDominique LessardMs. Josephine Lin

Madeline LozanoLiz Lundquist, RNSharon & Jim LutzMs. Jacqueline MaldonadoElizabeth MarksMs. Irma MarquezJune MartinNancy MayMr. Stephen McCloskeyMs. Lyndsey McDermottMs. Tammy McDevittMr. Tom McDonaldMs. Debbie McDonell

2016 Employee Giving

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Gayle MercadoSally MesserlianCraig MeyersMs. Deanna MeyersMs. Cherie MignoneMr. Gary MilgramMs. Diana Gray MillerMr. & Mrs. Jeffrey D. MitchellCraig Mohan & Dawn KirchnerHollie MontgomeryLisa M. Moore & Kevin E. MeaneyMorgan FamilyBrian MoynierMr. Mark V. Mullenary & Ms. Julie Artoux

Stephen & Olympia MurphyMs. Liz MutusCarol NallsAdrienne NazaireMs. Catherine S. NelsonMr. & Mrs. Kevin L. NelsonMs. Natalie NelsonMr. & Mrs. David E. NicholsMs. Roberta NielsenMr. David NivinDr. & Mrs. David L. NomelandSandra NutileMs. Taryn O’ConnellLinda Ohrtman, CMMr. Ruben OrozcoMelody O’ShockMichael Otahal & Caroline Gouin-Otahal

Mr. & Mrs. James OuelletteMs. Roberta ParkinsonMs. Debbie PatelzickAudelia PatinoMs. Ashley PearceMs. Nancy L. PekaLynn PetersenJonathan & Stacy PetersonMs. Betty Jane Petrich

Teresa PetterAnn M. PeyratChristine Pimentel Mr. Spencer PlanteMary PuryearMs. Kristin Quezada & Mr. Javier Quezada

Ms. Pantea Rahimian & Mr. Daniel Koenig

Monica RayMr. Fulgencio RealMr. Thomas Reeg Linda M. ReimerMs. Robin ReitzMr. Davis V. ReyesDavid C. RidenourChrista RobertsonDr. Elizabeth Ann RobinsonKaren RoseCaroline Anne McCloskey RosenJan RowePatrice RyanLeanne SaarArturo SanchezSusan SchmidMs. Kathy SchmittNan SchooleyLisa Dominguez ScottMs. Theresa SelmanMs. Mary Sheridan Mr. Bradley Smith Elizabeth SmithMr. Brad J. SmithMs. Virginia L. SmithMs. Angelique SpringerDr. Craig & Kirsten SpringerBrenda StanleyMagda & Larry StaytonMs. Jeanette SumagaysayDeborah A. SweeneyMichael SweeneyEsther Takacs

Brett TandeTamara TeitelbaumDeborah M. TempleMr. Daniel Thomas Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence ThomasKathy ThompsonMr. & Mrs. Tom ThomsonPam TinkerMary M. TroutmanDavid & Eileen TufenkianCatherine UhlMs. Holly L. UrbanusMr. & Mrs. Peter van ZylLourdes VanGentMs. Ann Veazey Ms. Constance VerkaikMrs. Jean WagnerMr. David A. WashburnDebbie WelterlenRon & Mary WerftDebbie & Brian WesselJanet WilcoxMs. Ellen Wiley Kathryn WilliamsMs. Jenn WobigMs. May Wong-DroeseMr. & Mrs. William J. WorthingtonDr. & Mrs. Edmund M. Wroblewski

Ms. Jeannine A. YeriganMaria ZateAnonymous (2)

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Cal Poly Dance Marathon earns bragging rights for hosting 2017’s highest fundraising first-year Miracle Network Dance Marathon program in the nation! In March Cal Poly San Luis Obispo held its inaugural Children’s Miracle Network Dance Marathon on campus for 12 continuous hours. Students danced overnight and into the morning and heard from patients and families helped by Cottage Children’s Medical Center (CCMC). One Cal Poly senior took the stage to share the story of how CCMC doctors saved her life.

“It’s so much more than dancing,” said Ann Peyrat, CMN Gift Officer at Cottage Health. “The students take on leadership roles, hold weekly meetings, do event planning and organize everything from catering,

soliciting, sponsors, to marketing the event and managing the social media. They promote awareness about families in our community facing pediatric illness and raise funds throughout the year. We couldn’t be more honored to have their support.”

The event is a huge undertaking and Cottage is grateful to everyone who participated, including sponsors, donors, and the 435 student dancers.

“It’s so great to see how many people are in this room that I’ve never seen before and that are so excited for the kids,” said CPDM Executive Director Haley Stegall, on stage in front of the room full of dancers. “I really wanted this to bring every edge of campus together. It was about all of Cal Poly coming together to fundraise for our community and for the generation of tomorrow.”

DANCE, DANCE, DANCE

There are 300 Miracle Network Dance Marathon programs in schools across the country. Each program is entirely student-run and 100% of funds raised go directly to the school’s Children’s Miracle Network Hospital—in Santa Barbara and San Luis Obispo counties, that hospital is Cottage Children’s Medical Center.

Cal Poly Students raised more money in their first year than any other school. A typical first year program raises $10,000.

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Dance Marathon is the largest student-led philanthropic movement benefiting children’s charities in North America. High school and college students spend a year learning valuable leadership and life skills while raising funds and gathering awareness for kids and families experiencing pediatric illness. In 2016 UCSB held its 3rd Annual Dance Marathon, “Dancing to Make a Difference”. To date UCSB Dance Marathon has raised more than $50,000 for Cottage Children’s Medical Center!

To become involved in Cal Poly Dance Marathon, Dance Marathon at UCSB (GauchoThon), or to start your own Dance Marathon (high schools encouraged for 2-to-4-hour events), contact Ann Peyrat, CMN Gift officer at Cottage Health: apeyrat@sbch.org

HELPING COTTAGE CARE FOR KIDS

Last year, Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals partners in our community raised more than $750,000 for Cottage Children’s Medical Center (CCMC), helping to provide life-saving care and treatment to our youngest patients. Credit Unions for Kids has become the second highest CMN fundraising partner for CCMC.

Dance Marathonat UCSB

2016 TOP CMN CORPORATE PARTNERS:

1. Costco2. Credit Unions for Kids3. Panda Restaurant Group4. Walmart5. Ace Hardware

For more information, to find out how you can be involved, or to donate, visit cottagechildrens.org/cmn or contact Ann Peyrat, CMN Gift Officer, at apeyrat@sbch.org.

Left to right: Liz Lundquist, Director of Children’s Services, Cottage Health; Jeff York, President/CEO, CoastHills Credit Union; Geri LaChance, President/CEO, SESLOC Federal Credit Union; Marci Francisco, VP Sales – Region 5, CU Direct; and Ann Peyrat, CMN Gift Officer, Cottage Health. C

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I was born in Seoul, South Korea, and when I was five years old my parents decided to upend their well-established careers to move our family to California in order to give my brother and me better opportunities for success. My mother—who spoke very little English—was a nurse and, with great determination, was able to travel to Los Angeles to sit for the Registered Nurse board exams. She passed the exam, and it was her RN license that enabled our family to establish residency, and later gain citizenship, in the United States.

Growing up in Thousand Oaks, I had the opportunity to attend good public schools and, eventually, I made my way to UCSB. I double majored in biology and sociology and, as is often the case, even after graduation in 2010 I had no idea what type of career I wanted. But Santa Barbara was home now. I had taken an EMT course at Santa Barbara City College in 2008, and during my job search, that experience helped me get my first medical position—in Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital’s Emergency Department. I was headed for a career and, as a wonderful bonus, gained what became a second family.

During college I had thought I wanted to become a physician, even going as far as taking the MCAT and starting the process to apply to medical school twice. But it was my work in the ED that made me realize I wanted to be a nurse rather than a physician.

Being able to focus on a small number of patients gives nurses the opportunity to provide holistic care—not only for physiological issues but social, psychological, developmental and spiritual concerns as well. Nurses are advocates, educators, counselors, case managers, researchers and leaders. We wear what can seem like an infinite number of hats, with compassion and professionalism. This is why I chose to go into nursing.

Receiving my Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree is an achievement that would not have been possible without support from family, friends, faculty and the scholarships I have received from philanthropists through the Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital Foundation. I know I speak on behalf of all of the CSU Channel Islands/Cottage Health students who have received scholarships when I say: We thank you. We thank you for helping us accomplish our goals. And, we know you are not only giving us financial support, you are telling us that you value our stories, our journeys, that you have faith in us and that you view nursing as an essential part of this community’s future. For most of us, the milestone of attending our BSN pinning ceremony this year is in large part due to your thoughtful generosity. We are so very grateful.

Thank you to the CSU Channel Islands faculty and staff, Director Karen Jensen, and Cottage Health staff and Scholarship Committee members who administer the scholarship program.

GREG SHINN, BSN SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTCalifornia State University, Channel Islands BSN Program at Cottage Health

How philanthropy changed my life…AND MY NURSING CAREER

Receiving my Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree is an achievement that would not have been possible without support from family, friends, faculty and the scholarships I have received from philanthropists through the Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital Foundation.

Greg Shinn (at right), with his girlfriend Kelsy (left) and his mom Brooke (center), celebrate at the nursing program event where Greg delivered the speech printed here.

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You’ll be able to designate the beneficiary of your choice, knowing that you are helping to ensure a healthy future for our community:

• Cottage Children’s Medical Center• Cottage Rehabilitation Hospital• Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital• Goleta Valley Cottage Hospital• Santa Ynez Valley Cottage Hospital

The figures to the right are sample rates and are for illustration purposes only. For more information on this exciting Cottage program and to obtain a complimentary, no-obligation proposal, contact Carla Long, Director of Planned Giving at Cottage Health: 805-879-8987 or clong@sbch.org.

Planting a legacy for

healthy futures

Moving from a CD to a gift annuity can harvest real value for you and your community

A charitable gift annuity could be right for you:

• If you have a CD that you have rolled over multiple times to disappointing rates or are looking for a worthy alternative.

• If you are tired of watching the market’s ups and downs and have a stock that needs to find a higher calling.

A charitable gift annuity is a lifetime contract with fixed payments. Unlike a CD, when you fund a gift annuity you know what your payment rate is this year, next year and for as long as you live.

The decision to fund a gift can harvest a lifetime of benefits, so please call us and your advisor to see if a gift annuity is right for you.

CHARITABLE GIFT ANNUITY PAYMENT

$10,000 Gift, 1 Person

Age Rate60 4.4%65 4.7%70 5.1%75 5.8%80 6.8%85 7.8%90+ 9.0%

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