YOUR SUPPORT OF US

Collaboration: This powerful action is prominent in the mission and vision statements of Bryan Health. Collaboration also is the central theme for our 2019 Community Benefit Report and our Annual Report on Giving.

Through your gracious support, collaborations are working. Gifts of both time and treasure from the community to Bryan surpassed $14.6 million in 2019.

Collaboration also is evident in our investment into our communities. Bryan’s quantifiable community benefit — more than $107.6 million in 2019 — is extraordinarily impactful.

As a Nebraska-owned and governed nonprofit, Bryan Health is acutely aware and attentive to the region ’s health needs and therefore many elect to give back through philanthropic support .

In 2020 and beyond, in order to move forward, we must continue to work together.

Thank you for your support — we are honored to care for your families and communities.

Total number of donors ........................................................... $1,1 1 3,333 Total number of gifts ................................................................ $1,1 11,034 Average per donor ...................................................................... $ 4,006

Total private support generated during Fiscal Year 2019 to benefit Bryan Health: Gifts and pledges from individuals, corporations and foundations ............................................ $7,452,036 Planned gifts ...............................................................................,$5,826,232

Subtotal ................................................................................ $13,278,268

In-kind gifts .................................................................................. $ 22,835 Volunteer support* ................................................................... $1,385,859

Subtotal ................................................................................... $1,408,694 Total charitable support for Bryan Health in FY 2019 ........................................................................... $14,686,962

Number of employee donors ...................................... $1,1 62,352 Dollars committed ........................................................... $1,650,277

Bryan Medical Center clinical and support departments ...................................... $9,622,283 Bryan College of Health Sciences.............................. 1,$9,6 69,420 Bryan College of Health Sciences scholarships $1,727,776 Crete Area Medical Center ......................................... 6,$.4,202,416 Merrick Medical Center .................................................. $1,476,439 Other ................................................................................... $ 202,769

Number of confirmed estate gifts in FY 2019 to benefit Bryan Health Cumulative confirmed estate gifts Historical average estate gift to the Bryan Foundation ..............................................

$4,97,123

Average amount of confirmed planned gifts received in FY 2019, with a disclosed amount, and to be received at a future date** ........................................ $,529,657

* 1,324 volunteers served throughout Bryan Health and contributed 54,497 hours of service in FY 2019, valued at $1,385,859. The Institute of Philanthropy quantifies the value of each hour of service at $25.43.

** Confirmed gifts without a disclosed amount are not factored in the amount listed.

Kawasaki provided funds for two high-end Stop the Bleed kits to be used for the Lincoln Pub lic Schools Career Academy — specifically for the Academy’s Manufacturing and Health Care tracks — that’s located at Southeast Community College.

The kits contain items need ed to control bleeding and care for individuals in emergency situations.

During the Academy, students

learn the importance of know ing how to use these tourniquet kits. Bryan has made these available throughout the community during recent years, and the Stop the Bleed educa tion and equipment have been proven life savers.

Bryan Trauma manager Jackie Wright (in the photo at left with Jason Hellbusch of Kawasaki) says, “We’re grateful for Kawa saki’s continued partnership.” n

Many organizations assist as occasional helpers to Volunteers & Customer Care.

For example, in the photo at left, these Lincoln North Star Student Council members came as a group each month (until COVID restrictions went into effect) to help make crafts that were included in food insecurity backpacks.

The NRC employees at right are part of the crew that enjoys making the holiday season brighter. They help assemble crafts and favors for patient meal trays and Take Five events.