Promise Magazine - May 2019

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OUR BIGGEST YEAR OF FUNDRAISING YET Social Workers Support Critical Care in ER

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Scientists Awarded for Researching Cures

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Celebrating 10 Years in the Plano Community

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riana Grande recently held the top three spots on the Billboard Hot 100 list of most popular songs. She’s the first since the Beatles to accomplish that feat, and only the second in history. That’s exactly the kind of thing also tracked each week on American Top 40 by Ryan Seacrest, whose family supports patients and families at Children’s Medical Center Dallas through Seacrest Studio.

We’re all interested in rankings. Last year, Children’s Medical Center Dallas was ranked by U.S. News & World Report as one of the nation’s best children’s hospitals in all 10 pediatric specialties. And it’s great to be able to claim another ranking even better than Ariana Grande’s.

In 2018, Children’s Health celebrated the biggest fundraising year ever in our 105-year history!

A larger number of donors stepped forward last year to choose Children’s as a place to invest their charitable gifts—to the tune of more than $76 million.

You did it online on North Texas Giving Day and Giving Tuesday, where we ranked among the very top local nonprofits. You did it with major gifts of land and contributions from charitable trusts and foundations. You did it from your piggy banks and lemonade stands. You even did it as employees of Children’s Health SM through heartfelt deductions from your paychecks.

Whether it was to celebrate the heroes throughout our hospitals and clinics on Cape Day; prank your neighbors at Halloween with the “We’ve been BOOed!” yard sign campaign; celebrate the big 50th anniversary of Family Night at Six Flags; fund the next breakthrough discovery for a medical cure; or honor a family friend facing the fight of their life—you came through for Children’s in ways we couldn’t ever imagine.

You did it because you know Kids Rule. They’re unstoppable, inspirational and amazing. And, you also know that while kids count on us, we count on you.

Thank you for taking us to the top of the charts.

Christopher Durovich

Brent E. Christopher

President and CEO

President

Children’s Health

Children’s Medical Center Foundation

"When you choose Children's Medical Center Foundation, you are helping care for children in need. You make it possible for us to do what we do best."

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Board of Directors CHILDREN’S MEDICAL CENTER FOUNDATION CHAIR John Eagle*

ACTIVE DIRECTORS Ashley Arnold Girish Bachani Jill C. Bee Sheila Beuerlein George Billingsley Cordelia Boone Bill Carter Rebecca Egelston Caso* Cullum Clark Marie Crowe R. Brooks Cullum, Jr. Sandra Estess* Chase Evans Cole Evans Susan Farris Steve Harasym Juli Harrison Hunter Henry* Ward Hunt Caren Kline Amy Korenvaes* Harlan Korenvaes Joyce Lacerte Anne Logan Karen R. Matthews Lynn McBee Jill McClung P. Mike McCullough Gail M. McDonald Katy Miller Kyle Miller Robert E. Morgan, D.D.S. Randall Muck Burk Murchison Connie O'Neill* Chris Patrick Mike Pickens Jake Pollack* Claude B. Prestidge, M.D.

Deborah R. Price, Au.D. Sheri Rosen Betty M. Schultz Debbie Scripps* Ric Scripps John R. Sears, Jr. Michael Seay Michael Silverman Ellis Skinner, II* Barbara Stuart* Mersina Stubbs* Debra Brennan Tagg* Michael Tanner Richard Terrell Kacy Tolleson Jimmy Westcott Joel T. Williams, III* Mark Zacheis

HONORARY DIRECTORS John L. Adams Kim Askew Marilyn Augur John J. Carona Scott Dabney Ann Delatour Carolyn B. Dickson Steve Folsom Kelli Ford Linda Gibbons Leslie Greco Randi N. Halsell Di Ann Johnston Gene Jones Tracey D. Kozmetsky Katie Lavie C. S. Lee Melanie Medanich Jan Myers Teresa Parravano Pamela Dealey Petty John T. Pickens

Mary Martha Pickens Deborah Raynor Mary Louise Sinclair Frank O. Sloan Sandra Snyder Smokey Swenson John P. Thompson, Jr.

DIRECTORS EMERITI Ann Goddard Corrigan H. Leslie Moore, M.D. Ann Duckett Reed Gifford Touchstone

VOTING EX OFFICIO MEMBERS Christopher J. Durovich* Steven M. Gruber* Ed Heffernan Thomas A. Montgomery

NON-VOTING EX OFFICIO MEMBERS Kimberly Calvert Sue Hughes Donna Ivy Lindsey Miller Elizabeth Miracle Joa Muns Kara Olson Kathy Schell Monica Egert Smith Lauren Swann Tracy Tomson * Children’s Medical Center Foundation Executive Committee Member

DIRECTORS

Ed Heffernan

Robert A. Chereck Michael Dardick Christopher J. Durovich John Eagle Lou Grabowsky Steven M. Gruber Lee Hobson Kent Jackman Lee Jackson Caren Kline

CHAIRMAN EMERITUS David W. Biegler

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CENTER OF DALLAS OPERATING DIVISION CHAIRMAN

ASSOCIATES

Thomas A. Montgomery

Larry Banda William Corrigan Carl Ewert Lois Finkelman Kourtny Garrett Lisa Guerrero Marcos Ronquillo Florence Shapiro Ghousuddin Syed

DIRECTORS Anne Bavier David Berry Robbie Briggs Sylvia Cespedes Jeremy Ford Steven M. Gruber Caren Kline Charles Koetting C.S. Lee P. Scott Ozanus Robert Peterson Dotti Reeder Denis Simon Mary Suhm Debra Brennan Tagg Rajiv Trivedi Daryl Walker Hiawatha Williams Mark Zacheis Dora Zapata

Charles Matthews, Jr. Thomas A. Montgomery Anne Motsenbocker Connie O’Neill

NON-VOTING EX OFFICIO MEMBERS Michael Dardick, CMCP Governing Body Chair John Eagle, Foundation Board Chair Dai Chung, M.D., Surgeon-in-Chief Vineeta Mittal, M.D. Stephen Hoang, M.D. Julio Perez Fontan, M.D.

CHILDREN’S MEDICAL CENTER PLANO OPERATING DIVISION CHAIRMAN Michael Dardick

DIRECTORS

CHILDREN’S HEALTH SYSTEM OF TEXAS CHAIRMAN

CHILDREN’S MEDICAL

Sally Bane David Berry Rebecca Egelston Caso William Cawley Christopher J. Durovich Joyce Houlihan Dan B. Jones, M.D. David Kelly Rob Maher David Pfeil Mark Speese Mark Weinzierl

NON-VOTING EX OFFICIO MEMBER John Eagle, Foundation Board Chair

HONORARY LIFE MEMBERS Gene H. Bishop Joel T. Williams, III Effective as of January 1, 2019.

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2018 A REMARKABLE YEAR Donor support provides enhanced care and breakthrough cures, making life better for children across our community.

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SHINING A LIGHT DURING DARK DAYS Social workers in the Emergency Room provide comfort and support to families in traumatic situations.

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Care, Cures, Community – highlights of a remarkable year

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CELEBRATING 10 YEARS IN PLANO Children’s Health provides first-of-its-kind care to the fast-growing pediatric population of Collin County and surrounding areas.

Dallas, Texas 75207 214-456-8360 give.childrens.com President

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Brent E. Christopher

I CHOOSE CHILDREN’S Children’s Medical Center Foundation builds awareness and advocacy in the community through a fresh expression of its voice.

Chief Advancement Officer Laran O’Neill Director,

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Communications & Stewardship Ashley Kellogg Digital Content Specialist Chelsea Whelpley

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2018 CHILDREN’S HEALTH HIGHLIGHTS As a health care system, the Children’s Health mission is to make life better for children, from daily wellness and primary care to specialty visits and critical care.

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Contributors Marvis Browder

EVENTS Alliance Data Red Balloon Run & Ride; Red Balloon Children Helping Children Tennis Tournament; Calendar of Events

Ashley Burton Elizabeth Fielding Rathna Gray Holly Hassmann Cathy Hyman

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McKenna Lehman

FRIENDS Women’s Auxiliary to Children’s Medical Center; The One Society; Changemakers for Children’s

Aracely Muñoz Katie Regan Ilyssa Schlereth Nikki Seifert

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BOARD Children’s Health welcomes new board members appointed in 2018.

Weber Shandwick Photography Juan Pulido Lori Wilson

CHILDREN’S RESEARCH INSTITUTE Scientists and physicians push the boundaries of knowledge and receive recognition with numerous awards and accolades.

Meet our cover model Dillon. A patient at Children’s Health after a car accident left him paralyzed, Dillon is one of our superheroes and an ambassador for last year’s Cape Day. Learn more about the annual event on page 24.

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PHILANTHROPY HIGHLIGHTS

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2018 GIFTS

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2018 A Remarkable Year

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CHILDREN’S HEALTH RENOVATES PEDIATRIC INTENSIVE CARE UNIT AT DALLAS CAMPUS When faced with a life-threatening illness or injury, a child often needs specialized care only available in a dedicated pediatric intensive care unit (PICU). Among four dedicated intensive care units at

Right: A renovated room in the pediatric intensive care unit on the Dallas campus is outfitted with state-of-the-art technology.

Children’s Medical Center Dallas, the 22bed Women’s Auxiliary Critical Care Unit offers children with a range of critical issues, including those undergoing organ transplants, access to state-of-the-art technology and life-saving strategies. In November, Children’s Health completed an initial $11 million renovation to this Dallas campus PICU to expand patient experience amenities and maximize access to critical care. Work

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continues on the adjacent floor for the next phase of this project.

On average, the PICU is at 80% capacity every day and accommodates approximately 6,000 patient days each year, with an average length of stay at nearly five days. The space includes newer, upgraded technology and better designed spaces, allowing for team members to more effectively focus on the intensive, continuous care required in the PICU. For families enduring high-stress, longterm stays, the new space provides a healing, family-friendly environment and added comforts like showers and a washer and dryer.

ECMO PROGRAM GETS NATIONAL RECOGNITION

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Caring for the most critically ill and injured children requires expert-level care and treatment methods, and one lifesaving approach used at Children’s Health is extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO). ECMO is a complex therapy method typically used when all other treatment approaches are unsuccessful.

“ECMO buys time; it gives hope,” says Donna Taylor, ECMO Team Lead. As a type of life support system, ECMO uses a machine to temporarily function in place of a child’s heart and lungs, allowing the child to build strength and heal.

To support the growing pediatric population in North Texas, the need for and utilization

of ECMO at Children’s Health is also growing.

With generous philanthropic support, Children’s Health upgraded and expanded the ECMO program with the purchase of new mobile pumps. The pumps allow for improved efficiency and patient outcomes among many other advantages, including immediate therapy in emergency transportation.

Children’s Health began offering ECMO nearly 30 years ago – thanks to a generous donation from the Women’s Auxiliary to Children’s Medical Center Dallas – and has since provided it to nearly 800 patients, making it one of the busiest ECMO programs in the country. Consistently receiving the “ELSO Center of Excellence Award” from the Extracorporeal Life Support Organization (ELSO), Children’s is recognized as a leader in ECMO and is the first ECMO center in the world to have its training course endorsed by ELSO.

Above: The new PICU includes a larger, more welcoming family lounge area.

Left: ECMO training area at Children’s Medical Center Dallas helps teach clinicians to care for the most critically ill patients.

CURES FDA APPROVES PRECISION MEDICINE DRUG FROM UT SOUTHWESTERN AND CHILDREN’S HEALTH U.S. Food and Drug Administration approval came in November 2018 for a drug credited with saving Briana Ayala’s life. Briana began receiving treatment at Children’s Health after surgeons in her hometown of El Paso said it would be too dangerous to operate.

She was enrolled in a clinical trial at the recommendation of Theodore Laetsch, M.D., a pediatric oncologist at UT Southwestern and Children’s Health, when her tumor resisted chemotherapy and other treatments.

Approved for the treatment of solid tumors with a very specific genetic mutation called TRK fusions, the drug is the first ever oral TRK inhibitor. It’s called larotrectinib and is a form of precision medicine based on cancer’s mutation instead of the tumor’s location. The

TRK gene mutation notably occurs more frequently in some rare pediatric cancers than common adult cancers. So, while drug approval for pediatric treatment typically comes much later, the drug is already cleared for treating tumors in both adult and pediatric patients.

Hospitals could only participate in the trial if patients’ tumors were sequenced to identify these rare mutations. Because Briana was a high-risk cancer patient at Pauline Allen Gill Center for Cancer and Blood Disorders at Children’s Health, physicians sequenced her genes and found the genetic alterations, making her eligible for the trial.

For patients and families seeking new options for untreatable illnesses, the opportunity to participate in clinical research and treatment trials like this bring hope. A product of collaboration between some of the medical world’s brightest minds, clinical trials of this level are only available to pediatric patients in North Texas because of the partnership between Children’s Health and the research powerhouse of UT Southwestern Medical Center.

Read more of Briana’s story at give.childrens.com/Briana.

Right: Briana Ayala (center) and her family traveled from El Paso to receive lifesaving treatment for a tumor.

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COMMUNITY FOUNDATION MARKS NORTH TEXAS GIVING DAY MILESTONE

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Marking our most successful North Texas Giving Day to-date, Children’s Medical Center Foundation finished second place on the large organization leaderboard for total amount raised. Over $900,000 was given in the single day of fundraising through the generosity of 685 donors — more than double the 2017 dollar total. This day means so much to the participating organizations that improve our community. The significant funds received for Children’s Health further demonstrate how much North Texas truly cares about the health and well-being of children. Also, in a show of support, Children’s Health employees collectively gave over $30,000 – an incredible milestone reached by those who already give so much to children and their families every day.

#GIVINGTUESDAY LAUNCHES CHARITABLE SEASON On the heels of Thanksgiving and Cyber Monday, Giving Tuesday is a nationally celebrated day that launches the charitable giving season. Children’s Medical Center Foundation participated in a local Giving Tuesday campaign, Give Big DFW, hosted by United Way of Metropolitan Dallas. Finishing first on the leaderboards, more than $31,000 was raised by 173 donors for Children’s Health.

Above: Elaine Bell (left) and Rathna Gray enjoy North Texas Giving Day festivities on Sept. 20.

Did you know your everyday purchases could help support Children’s Health? Learn more about our Shop & Dine program partners at give.childrens.com/shopanddine

Right: Children's Health patient Kristin shares her thanks for Panda Express restaurants’ record-setting fundraising effort.

PARTNERS OF CHILDREN’S MIRACLE NETWORK HOSPITALS® BRING HOPE TO KIDS AT CHILDREN’S HEALTH

Below left: Costco team members serve a Thanksgiving meal to patient families in the Heart Center.

For nearly 30 years, Children’s Health has been a Children’s Miracle Network Hospital, operating as the local beneficiary for 40 national fundraising partners in North Texas.

In 2018, these partners raised more than $2 million through point-of-sale and other fundraising campaigns. Partners like Costco and Panda Express, as well as Walmart and Sam’s Club, had particularly exceptional years:

Below right: Walmart and Sam’s Club leaders receive honorary plaque for commitment to supporting Children’s Health.

COSTCO While Costco has been a CMN partner for more than 30 years, they first appeared in North Texas in 2000. Since then, the seven local warehouses have raised more than $3.3 million in support of Children’s Health.

Along with warehouse employees and a generous corporate gift, local warehouse members raised nearly $500,000 in 2018.

Beyond financial gifts, local Costco warehouses have donated supplies for patient and family support, participated in the AdoptA-Family and Stocking Stuffer programs, donated goodie bags for Nurse’s Week and provided a Thanksgiving meal to patient families in the Heart Center.

With 80% of their general managers personally supporting local CMN Hospitals, Panda Express works to benefit organizations that provide charitable care, life-saving equipment, education for healthy living and research for advanced treatment.

WALMART & SAM’S CLUB Walmart and Sam’s Club associates, customers and members in Dallas put their money where the miracles are during the annual Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals fundraising campaign.

The Dallas area raised more than $500,000 for Children’s Health. The effort was part of a national campaign for Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals, which put the total raised in the U.S. and Canada since 1987 over the $1 billion mark.

Donations poured in during the six-week campaign as Walmart and Sam’s Club associates at 118 locations held various in-store fundraising activities and asked customers and members at the register to help kids live better.

PANDA EXPRESS In the last 10 years of partnership, Panda Express has raised more than $777,133 for Children’s Health with 46 local restaurants participating in the year-round fundraising campaign.

In 2018, local Panda Express restaurants had a record-setting year with $440,000 raised — more than double previous years’ totals.

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Social Workers in the Emergency Room

SHINE A LIGHT for families during their darkest days

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Nancy Belt, LCSW, has known she wanted to be a hospital social worker since she was in high school.

“My mother is a nurse, and one of her close friends was a social worker at the nearby hospital,” she said. “After hearing about her work, I knew that’s what I wanted to do too, and from then on, that was my goal.”

Nancy went on to earn bachelor’s and master’s degrees in social work and started her career in the Emergency Room at Children’s Medical Center Dallas in 1998. She’s been there ever since.

With 122,000 average yearly visits, the Children’s Medical Center Dallas Emergency Room is one of the busiest pediatric emergency rooms in the nation and the only pediatric Level I trauma center in North Texas.

For Nancy, that means she and her team members have thousands of opportunities each year to support children and their families on what may be some of the hardest days of their lives.

“In trauma situations, typically only one parent is allowed to accompany the patient during transport – whether it’s by air or via ambulance,” Nancy said. “So once they arrive at the hospital, while our medical team is providing life-saving care to their child, these parents are often waiting on their own until additional family members arrive. That’s when we step in.

When we’re standing by those parents’ sides, comforting them until their support system arrives, there’s no question in my mind that we’re making a difference in that moment.”

Social workers are available 24/7 on both the Dallas and Plano campuses, responding during crisis situations such as child abuse cases, behavioral and mental health incidents and trauma cases. They help families gain access to appropriate resources – both in and outside of the hospital – and advocate for family members to their child’s care team, when needed.

“Social workers often are the first to provide a behavioral or psychological assessment for our patients and are equipped to make recommendations for that patient’s next steps, whether that be inpatient care or connecting them with the right resources to support the child and their family safely at home,” Nancy said. “We’re also able to help support families with the logistical and financial issues

Right: “When we’re standing by those parents’ sides, comforting them until their support system arrives, there’s no question in my mind that we’re making a difference in that moment,” social worker Nancy Belt said.

that may arise during their child’s unplanned hospitalization such as helping with food, lodging or even extra clothing.”

There’s no question social workers play an invaluable role in providing compassionate and comprehensive care for some of our most vulnerable patients and their families, especially those who come through the Emergency Room. And they are only one of the many teams who continue to provide insightful feedback as we move forward with the recently-launched $56 million Emergency Room renovation project.

One of the aspects of the renovation project that Thresa Belcher, Director, Child Life and Social Work, is most excited about is the addition of a Social Work office located right in the middle of the Emergency Room.

“Because the Social Work team plays such an important role in caring for the whole family while their child is in the Emergency Room, the new Social Work office, which will be easily accessible to all patient care areas,

will further support our ability to care for these children and their families by enabling us to allocate our resources where they are most needed,” Thresa said.

Our community has already shown tremendous support for the Emergency Room renovation project, contributing over $16 million toward our $30 million philanthropic goal to ensure we are able to expand our resources to meet the needs of children in North Texas and beyond.

“Thanks to charitable gifts from our donors, when a family brings their child to the new Emergency Room at Children’s Health, not only are they going to get the best medical care possible for their child, they will also find several members of our Family Support Services team,” Thresa said. “Social workers, child life specialists, chaplains and our concierges are ready to assess how their visit to the ER is affecting the entire family and to step in to provide support and guidance in the best way possible.”

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CHILDREN'S RESEARCH INSTITUTE

YEAR IN REVIEW

Since its founding in 2011, Children’s Medical Center Research Institute at UT Southwestern (CRI) has continued to advance the fields of regenerative medicine, cancer and metabolism research.

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Each scientist and physician working at CRI shares the same determination to push the boundaries of knowledge and to discover new strategies for treating disease. The scientific

and medical communities recognized their dedication and tireless work with a number of awards and accolades this past year.

DR. MORRISON INDUCTED INTO THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF MEDICINE Last October, Sean Morrison Ph.D., Director of CRI, was elected to the National Academy of Medicine (NAM), one of the highest honors in the fields of health and medicine. NAM recognizes individuals who have demonstrated outstanding professional achievement and a commitment to service.

“I am grateful for this recognition for my laboratory’s work and particularly thankful for the support of my colleagues at UT Southwestern and Children’s Health. This is a remarkable environment in which to do science with many inspiring colleagues,” said Dr. Morrison of his induction.

Also a Howard Hughes Medical Institute (HHMI) Investigator, Dr. Morrison is known for his significant discoveries in stem cell biology and cancer.

“Sean Morrison’s successes are at the forefront of discovering new knowledge about cancer, including the very ways that research is conducted, aptly merit the exceptional distinction of being elected as a member of the National Academy of Medicine,” said Christopher J. Durovich, President and Chief Executive Officer at Children’s Health.

Durovich added, “Moreover, the leadership of Dr. Morrison while pursuing his vision for exploiting the intersection of cancer, stem cell biology and metabolism has enabled Children’s Medical Center Research Institute at UT Southwestern to move rapidly from a novel idea to a portfolio of leading laboratories making profound contributions to the health and well-being of everyone.”

DR. DEBERARDINIS BECOMES A HOWARD HUGHES MEDICAL INSTITUTE INVESTIGATOR AND O’DONNELL AWARD RECIPIENT Last year, Ralph DeBerardinis, M.D., Ph.D., a professor at CRI, became a Howard Hughes Medical Institute Investigator. His selection makes him one of a select group of 19 distinguished biomedical scientists named HHMI Investigators in the last year. HHMI selects Investigators who are consistently at the forefront of their fields and funds research in their laboratories.

Dr. DeBerardinis also received the 2019 Edith and Peter O’Donnell Award in Medicine from The Academy of Medicine, Engineering and Science of Texas (TAMEST).

Right: Dr. Sean Morrison, Director of CRI, was elected to the National Academy of Medicine in Oct. 2018.

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Left: Dr. Ralph DeBerardinis, a professor at CRI, was named a Howard Hughes Medical Institute Investigator and received the 2019 Edith and Peter O’Donnell Award in Medicine.

Below: “I’ve always been passionate about developing creative solutions for unsolved problems,” said Dr. Prashant Mishra, an assistant professor at CRI who was awarded the National Institutes of Health Director’s New Innovator Awards.

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The O’Donnell Awards — which honor four researchers statewide each year — recognize outstanding achievements by Texas earlycareer investigators in science, medicine, engineering and technology innovation.

These prestigious awards are a result of Dr. DeBerardinis’ work on the role of altered metabolism in human diseases, particularly cancer and inborn errors of metabolism in children. The DeBerardinis lab has pioneered new approaches to identify altered metabolic states, to understand how they contribute to disease processes in humans and to treat diseases by inhibiting disease-specific metabolic pathways. In 2014, Dr. DeBerardinis established the Genetic and Metabolic Disease Program (GMDP) at CRI to accelerate metabolic disease research by bringing together clinicians and researchers interested in these conditions.

“My lab and I are so grateful to be recognized by HHMI and TAMEST for our research in human metabolic diseases. I am also grateful to Dr. Sean Morrison for recruiting me to CRI and creating a culture that cultivates risky, cutting-edge research,” Dr. DeBerardinis said.

DR. MISHRA CAPTURES NATIONAL INSTITUTES OF HEALTH AWARD In October of last year, Prashant Mishra, M.D., Ph.D., an assistant professor at CRI, was awarded the prestigious National Institutes of Health (NIH) Director’s New Innovator Awards for high-risk, high-reward research.

“I’ve always been passionate about developing creative solutions for unsolved

problems,” Dr. Mishra said. “During medical and graduate school, I felt drawn to unsolved problems in biology, particularly those for which there is an unmet need.”

Dr. Mishra’s research focuses on mutations in mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA), which are found in about 1 in every 5,000 people.

Diseases that arise from these mutations are often untreatable, and research into this area is limited by the lack of reliable animal models — something Dr. Mishra hopes to change. His lab is generating mouse models that contain the same genetics and physiology seen in human patients. These models will reveal how the body responds to a mitochondrial mutation and may reveal new treatments for these diseases.

“Many of the children diagnosed by CRI’s GMDP have mutations in their mitochondrial DNA that cause debilitating diseases. We do not understand the relationship between the DNA mutation and the disease symptom.

The NIH Director’s New Innovator Award confirms the need for new tools and treatment options for diseases caused by mutations in mitochondrial DNA, which are both understudied and usually untreatable,” Dr. Mishra said.

Right: Dr. Hao Zhu, assistant professor at CRI, was elected to the American Society of Clinical Investigation.

DR. ZHU ELECTED TO THE AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CLINICAL INVESTIGATION Hao Zhu, M.D., assistant professor at CRI and attending physician at Parkland Hospital, was elected to the American Society of Clinical Investigation (ASCI) in December of last year. The ASCI, which is one of the nation’s oldest and most respected medical honor societies, recognizes physicianscientists for outstanding biomedical research and academic achievements.

“Being elected into the ASCI is a wonderful honor. It recognizes the importance of physicians at the lab bench. As a physician, I am lucky to participate in the experience of liver cancer patients in the clinic. I can see that the problem is complex and involves not only treating the cancer but also trying to support normal liver function. This is something that I did not fully appreciate before I joined the Parkland Hospital Liver Cancer Clinic, and it has inspired new work in my lab,” Dr. Zhu said.

Dr. Zhu studies the relationship between injury, regeneration and cancer using liver cancer as a model. He hopes his research and clinical work will one day lead to treatments that promote tissue regeneration and prevent or delay cancer.

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CHILDREN’S MEDICAL CENTER PLANO CELEBRATED

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Children’s Medical Center Plano opened its doors in 2008 with one goal: To extend the compassionate and expert health care Children’s Health has been known for to the fast-growing pediatric population of Collin County.

Since then, our team in Plano has performed nearly 65,000 surgeries and has seen nearly 400,000 visitors in our Emergency Department, which also recently received its Level IV Trauma Facility designation from the Texas Department of State Health Services.

The number of families that turn to us for care each year continues to grow, reaching over 82,000 patients in 2018.

The campus is now home to two specialty centers: Specialty Center 1, which offers a wide array of pediatric subspecialty care, and Specialty Center 2 Plano, which opened in 2018 and is now home to the Children’s Health Andrews Institute of Orthopaedics and Sports Medicine, an ambulatory surgery center, an outpatient imaging center and clinical office spaces.

2008 TO 2018

Left: Dr. Hilda Loria gets her heart checked by a patient at the Plano campus.

Right: An athlete trains with a sports performance specialist.

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BRINGING CUTTING-EDGE CARE TO THE NORTHERN MARKET Our 155-acre campus offers a diverse group of pediatric specialists in a familycentric environment. We continue to invest strategically in our campus through facility expansions and upgrades in the latest technologies, while exploring new ways to enhance the experience of our patients through our patient and family support programs.

We have a lot to be proud of over the past decade. Children’s Medical Center Plano is filled with several “first-of-its-kind” specialty clinics in the region. Because of that, our experts offer a wide range of care for our pediatric patients, and we are continuously enhancing our offerings to ensure we are able to meet the needs of our community in the future.

Following are just a few examples of the many ways we’ve been able to care for the children of North Texas thanks to the generosity of our donors and community.

THE CHILDREN’S HEALTH ANDREWS INSTITUTE

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With rates of sports-related injuries in children on the rise nationwide and with more children enrolled in athletics in the Plano and surrounding areas than most anywhere else in the country, the Children’s Health Andrews Institute for Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine opened on the Plano campus in 2015 to

Below left: Dr. Troy Smurawa evaluates a dance medicine patient.

Right: Micah Dennis runs strength and agility drills on the field at the Plano campus.

Far right: Advanced imaging equipment provides diagnostic assessments for student athletes.

rehabilitate and train young athletes. As the first pediatric institute of its kind in the region, it has quickly become a leader in innovative orthopedic and sports medicine care.

The Children’s Health Andrews Institute is housed in a new state-of-the-art facility with advanced equipment and imaging to match its world-class care for young athletes, including an anti-gravity treadmill and aquatic therapy; a turf field and synthetic sprint track; a specialized dance floor and a biomechanics lab offering sports movement assessments — all aimed at keeping student athletes across North Texas safe.

REES-JONES CENTER FOR FOSTER CARE EXCELLENCE The Plano location of the Rees-Jones Center for Foster Care Excellence is a fixture of this crucial program that serves some of our state’s most vulnerable residents. Since the new and enhanced clinic opened on the Plano campus in 2016 in conjunction with Child Protective Services, Children’s Health

experts have provided integrated care as well as resource and care coordination for more than 2,300 children in the foster care system.

The Rees-Jones Center team also is dedicated to advocating for improvements in the foster care system through legislative, research and educational efforts.

INTERVENTIONAL RADIOLOGY SUITE Fueled in large part by philanthropic sources, the interventional radiology (IR) suite completed in 2017 filled a critical need in patient care on the Plano campus for minimally invasive diagnostic assessments and targeted therapies. Guided by detailed images that decrease risks, recovery time and discomfort for patients, these assessments and therapies potentially eliminate the need for surgery altogether.

Thanks to a robust IR suite in Plano, patients requiring PICC (peripherally inserted central catheter) lines, which are often placed to provide prolonged intravenous treatments

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Guests celebrate 10 years of growth at Children’s Medical Center Plano Far left (from left to right): Tracy Bartholomew, Jeri Chambers, Kathy Schell and Michelle Gross Left (from left to right): Michael Dardick, Christopher Durovich, Ed Heffernan and Tom Montgomery

Far left (from left to right): Rebecca Egelston Caso and Brent Christopher Left (from left to right): Angela Miner, Gail Stevens, Rick Grady and Rebecca Egelston Caso

Far left (from left to right): Christopher Durovich, Former Senator Florence Shapiro and Harry LaRosiliere, Mayor of Plano Left (from left to right): Michael Dardick and Joyce Houlihan

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such as chemotherapy or extended antibiotic therapy, are no longer required to transfer to Children’s Medical Center Dallas for the procedure. Instead, they are able to remain in Plano, improving the patient-family experience and scheduling logistics on both campuses.

FAMILY SUPPORT SERVICES A hospital stay can be an uneasy experience no matter a patient’s age, but it can be especially frightening for a young child.

Children’s Medical Center Plano offers supportive services for patients and their families, such as a full-time Child Life program that includes two in-house therapy dogs, Flora and Patton; social work; language interpretation services; pastoral care; school

and library programs and other services and amenities to make each child’s stay and family’s experience as positive as possible.

In 2018, we also introduced a new playground on the Plano campus with support from the Women’s Auxiliary to Children’s Medical Center Plano, highlighting the importance of childhood activity and the value of “letting kids just be kids” – even when they’re in the hospital.

As we reflect on our 10-year anniversary in Plano and acknowledge our achievements, we want to thank you for the role you have played in our success. None of this would be possible without the support of our community. By working together, we can continue to make life better for children for decades to come.

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I CHOOSE CHILDREN’S

North Texas – ranked among the top five most charitable regions in the country – is full of nonprofit organizations making a difference in our community. Being a crowded field, many voices are competing to become a charity-of-choice – an organization top-of-mind when donors make charitable giving decisions.

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To increase community awareness about the life-saving work performed at Children’s Health, the Children’s Medical Center Foundation launched the philanthropic expression “I Choose Children’s” in 2018.

A wide variety of community influencers – including well-known athletes, grateful families and patients, employees and community leaders – are sharing stories through traditional and social media channels of why they choose to give to Children’s Health.

The collective movement encourages others to join in making donations of time and money, which support countless initiatives such as social work, music and pet therapy,

pastoral care, child life services, clinical research and capital renovations.

We’re also creating new engagement opportunities for community members with events like Cape Day, celebrating our superhero patients with thousands of capes worn in North Texas and beyond, and the “We’ve Been BOOed!” yard sign campaign across the area during October.

We are proud of the early successes of the “I Choose Children’s” campaign, but we know the work is just getting started. As we look forward to 2019, we hope more people in our community will join us as active partners in the mission to make life better for children.

Right: McKenna Lehman (left) and Grace Copeland celebrate North Texas Giving Day on Sept. 20.

Below: Neighbors surprise each other with “We’ve Been BOOed” signs to show their support for Children’s.

Below right: Anne Born and a patient share their love for Children’s Health

“WE’VE BEEN BOOED!” NEIGHBORHOOD YARD SIGN CHALLENGE During the month of October, North Texans got into the Halloween and giving spirit by participating in the inaugural “We’ve Been BOOed!” challenge. By taking the Halloween tradition from simple neighborhood trickery to a community fundraiser, every sign sold provided a Halloween treat to one of our patients. Neighbors purchased over 1,000 spirited “We’ve Been BOOed!” signs to display in their yards and share their love of Children’s Health with friends and neighbors.

NORTH TEXAS GIVING DAY In 2018, 685 donors raised more than $900,000 for Children’s Health on North Texas Giving Day. With your support, we placed second on the large organization leaderboard. Help us reach No. 1 in 2019 and plan to participate on Sept. 19.

“WE CHOOSE CHILDREN’S” EMPLOYEE CAMPAIGN Our team members are the heart and soul of Children’s Health, and they have eagerly embraced the “We Choose Children’s” employee campaign. The initiative gives employees the opportunity to give back to any department or program. Last year they gave generously, and it sparked an incredible movement, raising more than $340,000.

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CAPE DAY Cape Day is another new awareness initiative honoring the more than 278,000 patients treated each year at Children’s Health. These superheroes possess matchless strength and courage as they wage battle against their illnesses and injuries from their hospital beds, their classrooms and their neighborhoods.

Children’s Health invited members of the community to support our superheroes by sponsoring a cape for patients in the hospital and purchasing a cape for themselves.

Celebrity athletes such as Jordan Spieth and Dirk Nowitzki donned capes and shared photos on their social media pages to encourage the community’s support. More than 2,000 capes were distributed across our region in 2018. We hope you’ll join us for this year’s celebration on Nov. 7.

Left: Dirk Nowitzki (left) and Jordan Spieth share Cape Day on their social media to build support Above: Superheroes visit Children’s Health on Cape Day

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“WHAT’S UP, DOC?” BREAKFAST SERIES On Oct. 11, 2018, we launched a new inspiring breakfast series called “What’s Up, Doc?” Attendees heard from Dr. Stephen Skapek and Dr. Ted Laetsch, two experts in the Pauline Allen Gill Center for Cancer and Blood Disorders at Children’s Health. They shared the incredible, life-changing story of a patient whose cancer is now in remission after participating in a breakthrough cancer research study for an experimental drug. The next “What’s Up, Doc?” breakfast will be offered at The Rustic in Dallas on Oct. 10.

CHECK OUT ALL OUR UPCOMING EVENTS IN THE 2019 CALENDAR ON PAG E 32 .

Right: Guests listen eagerly to stories of groundbreaking cancer research happening at Children’s Health during the “What’s Up, Doc?” breakfast series

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For more than a century, we have cared for children — your kids, your neighbors' kids. Kids not just from North Texas but all over the country. We've learned and grown a lot at Children's Health over the last 100 years, but at our core, we remain devoted to making life better for the children and families counting on us.

Children’s Health is the leading pediatric health care system in North Texas and one of the largest pediatric health care providers in the nation. A private, not-for-profit organization, Children’s Health is anchored by two fullservice hospitals and one specialty hospital. The system includes an extensive network offering virtual, urgent, primary, specialty care and more to the children of North Texas and beyond. In addition, Children’s Health is affiliated with UT Southwestern while also serving as the official pediatric teaching hospital for the medical school. This means access to a world-renowned medical faculty and transformative biomedical research.

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ABOUT CHILDREN'S HEALTH

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2018 KEY FACTS Note: Data reflects totals from 2018, ending Dec. 31, 2018.

MEASURING OUR IMPACT*

811,242 374,970

Patient Encounters

Outpatient Visits

8th largest

Pediatric Health Care Provider in the Nation**

7,672 Employees

4.919 million Square Footage

Ancillary Visits

601

Licensed Beds

$257.9 million $37.5 million Community Benefit

*Numbers as of Dec. 31, 2018

158,617

** Modern Healthcare 2016

Charity Care***

*** Retail value of charity care

OUR SYSTEM: FACILITIES AND SPECIALTIES n Children’s Health Dallas: an academic medical center campus anchored by a 490-bed full-service hospital, including the only pediatric Level I Trauma Center in North Texas n Children’s Health Plano: a 72-bed full-service hospital with two specialty centers, including the Children’s Health Andrews Institute for Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine

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n Our Children’s House: a 39-bed inpatient specialty hospital that provides a wide range of comprehensive care services to children from infancy through age 18

n Children’s Health Specialty Centers: 23 specialty center locations offering subspecialty care, outpatient surgery, imaging, physical medicine and rehabilitation n Children’s Health Imaging Centers: four state-of-the-art imaging facilities n Specialties and subspecialties: 50+ pediatric specialty and subspecialty programs n Transplant: a major pediatric kidney, liver and heart transplant center with 60 solid organ transplants completed in 2018

Total Patients Seen

296,814 Patient Encounters Per Main Location

462,969 184,218 DALLAS

PLANO

27,523 Surgeries

26,785 OUR CHILDREN’S HOUSE

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Virtual Visit Programs

730

Cardiac Surgical Procedures

41+

Facility and Volunteer Therapy Dogs

Heart Transplants

$3.6 billion

50+

Pediatric Specialty and Subspecialty Programs

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1,179

Medical and Dental Staff

Gross Revenue

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Specialty Center Locations

158,617 Ancillary Visits

166,921

Total Emergency Room Visits

116,804 DALLAS

14,381

NICU Patient Days

50,117 PLANO

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EVENTS "Without rain, there’d be no rainbows” became a phrase heard all too frequently throughout the Foundation in 2018. Inclement weather led to the unwelcome cancellation of two major events benefitting Children’s Medical Center Foundation – the Alliance Data Red Balloon® Run & Ride and Red Balloon Children Helping Children Tennis Tournament.

But storms did not stop the community from rallying for Children’s Health, and we are ever grateful for your gifts of time and treasure.

8TH ANNUAL EVENT

$800,842 Total Funds Raised

5,302

Registered Participants

631

Recruited Volunteers

THE ALLIANCE DATA RED BALLOON RUN & RIDE

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With 5,302 registered participants, the Alliance Data Red Balloon Run & Ride raised $800,842 for Children’s Health in 2018.

Title sponsor Alliance Data — the data and marketing company whose headquarters is a neighbor to Children’s Health Plano — along with 10 other sponsors and more than 630 volunteers joined together to support the event. Families and Children’s Health caregivers made up most of the 207 teams, choosing programs and services like Our Children’s House and medical camps to benefit from their fundraising. Thank you to all who participated, including Joel T. Williams III and his Passion for Children’s organization, which conceived the event and managed the race details with support from our Children’s Health team.

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Sponsors

207 Teams

Top Fundraising Teams in 2018: 1. Happy Campers 2. Hilltop Securities 3. Team R.H.

Areas Receiving the Most Support in 2018 1. Children's Health Camps 2. Undesignated (areas of greatest need) 3. Our Children's House (inpatient and out patient)

THE RED BALLOON CHILDREN HELPING CHILDREN TENNIS TOURNAMENT More than 450 youth tennis players registered for the Red Balloon Children Helping Children Tennis Tournament last September, raising more than $110,000 for Children’s Health. The tournament has raised $3.3 million since its inception in 1991. Funds support the Pauline Allen Gill Center for Cancer and Blood Disorders at Children’s Health, which cares for more than 1,000 new patients each year. The event was started in honor of Clint Sumrow, whose life was saved after being treated for cancer at Children’s Health at age 5. Now he serves at the annual tournament as event volunteer co-chair, along with his sisters.

The Red Balloon®

CHILDREN HELPING CHILDREN

Tennis Tournament

28TH ANNUAL EVENT MORE THAN

$110,000 In Funds Raised

$55,000+ Raised by Players

OVERALL

$3.3 million Raised to Date

450+

Registered Players Ages 8-18

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2019

EVENTS If you’re looking to get involved, we have a calendar full of special events: VIEW ALL UPCOMING EVENTS AT GIVE.CHILDRENS.COM/EVENTS

RED BALLOON RUN & RIDE A family-friendly fundraiser with run, walk & cycling activities held at Children’s Medical Center Plano, the event exclusively benefits Children's Health, and you can directly choose the program or specialty your fundraising dollars will support.

OCT 10

NOV 7

"WHAT'S UP, DOC?" BREAKFAST SERIES

CAPE DAY

Join us as specialists lead an intimate, behind-the-scenes discussion on breakthroughs in pediatric medicine.

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M AY 1 1

Help celebrate and show support for our patient superheroes by purchasing capes for yourself and our patients. Then wear them together with the community on Cape Day.

SEP 19

SEP 21-22

NORTH TEXAS GIVING DAY

RED BALLOON CHILDREN HELPING CHILDREN TENNIS TOURNAMENT

Join thousands of generous supporters across the community for this 18-hour online giving event, which is the biggest of its kind in the country.

Helping cancer meet its match, this annual junior singles tennis tournament features food, entertainment and a silent auction – all to raise money for the Pauline Allen Gill Center for Cancer and Blood Disorders at Children’s Health.

DEC 8

DEC 15

BREAKFAST WITH SANTA

SANTA'S WORKSHOP

Celebrate the holiday season at the North Pole while enjoying a morning full of spectacular cheer with catered breakfast, holiday performances and festive activities.

A magical event in Plano, festivities include a brunch buffet, holiday crafts and toy building and special entertainment.

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FRIENDS The Women’s Auxiliary to Children's Medical Center The Women’s Auxiliary to Children’s Medical Center raised nearly $950,000 in 2018, bringing their support to more than $21 million in total fundraising for Children’s Health during their storied 56-year history.

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With more than 800 members, the Women’s Auxiliary raises funds and serves as advocates and volunteers at Children’s Medical Center Dallas and Plano campuses. Their selfless support started in the Auxiliary’s early days, as members assisted staff by admitting patients, running samples to the lab and establishing and operating the Children’s Corner Gift Shop.

In 2018, the Auxiliary’s enduring tradition of good works resonated throughout the health system, as they served dinner to patient families during the holidays, provided snack baskets to critical care waiting areas and distributed essential care items to families experiencing unexpected hospitalizations.

The Auxiliary fundraising events are beloved

annual traditions like the reimagined Breakfast with Santa Spectacular and festive Santa’s Workshop. Signature Spring events include Family Night at Six Flags and Legacy of Love Benefit & Fashion Show. Funds raised by the Women’s Auxiliary support critical patient programs, research, intensive care and the purchase of life-saving medical equipment.

The Women’s Auxiliary was established in 1962 by combining the auxiliaries from the precursors of the modern-day Children’s Medical Center: Bradford Memorial Hospital for Babies, Children’s Hospital of Texas and Richard Freeman Memorial Clinic.

For membership information, visit childrensauxiliary.org.

Left: Women’s Auxiliary Governing Board members and presidents Lauren Swann, Monica Egert Smith, Kathy Schell and Joa Muns present their 2018 gift to Children’s Health.

WOMEN’S AUXILIARY, DALLAS CHAPTER

WOMEN’S AUXILIARY, PLANO CHAPTER

EXECUTIVE BOARD Lauren Swann Lindsey Miller Jenny Garberding Amy Altizer Michaela Dyer Monica Egert Smith

EXECUTIVE BOARD Joa Muns Tracy Tomson Patricia Johnson Brenda Harrell Caren Zepeda Pam Wohlers Kathy Schell

BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2018-2019

President President-Elect Treasurer Treasurer-Elect Recording Secretary Parliamentarian

STANDING COMMITTEE CHAIRS Monica Egert Smith Advisory Lindsey Miller Advocacy Joanna Clarke Communications Chelsea Duvall Deck the Halls Katherine Lewis Deck the Halls Annie Fernandez Deck the Halls-Elect Lauren Melder Deck the Halls-Elect Bonner Allen Family Support Joanna Clarke Family Support Elisabeth McHugh Family Support Elizabeth Post Family Support Amy Prestidge Family Support Lisa Rocchio Family Support Margot Ruebel Family Support Ginny Searcy Family Support Joanna Clarke Gifts Sally Dutter Gifts Nikki Kapioltas Hospitality Ann Henson Membership Nancy Scripps Membership Samantha Wortley Membership Lara Gaither Mother’s Day Dinner Kimberly Wilson Trykoski New Year’s Eve Dinner Julie Bagley Nominating Devon Nelson Public Relations Paige Andrews Special Events Rachel Stienke Special Events Monica Egert Smith Alexa Spears FUNDRAISING COMMITTEE CHAIRS Jacque Marvin Breakfast with Kristin Mitchell Andrea Nayfa Sara Friedman Jennifer Irvine Stephanie Lindley Kacy Tolleson Carol Piering Anthe Stanley Carrie Cothrum Dansby Erwin Leigh Fahr Layne Pitzer Jill Bee Becky Lacour Brittany Glendenning Jennifer Knox Bryanna Roop Wynne Brown Megan Filgo Molly Thomas

Santa Spectacular Breakfast with Santa Spectacular Breakfast with Santa Spectacular Change for Children’s Change for Children’s Change for Children’s Change for Children’s Children’s Toy Closet Children’s Toy Closet Family Night at Six Flags Family Night at Six Flags Family Night at Six Flags Family Night at Six Flags Gift Shop Gift Shop Gift Shop Treasurer Holiday cards Holiday cards Sundaes on Sunday Sundaes on Sunday Sundaes on Sunday

MEMBERS-AT-LARGE Lindsay Billingsley Christine Cook Mary C Corrigan Marie Crowe Christine Danuser Christina Durovich Gini Florer Cate Ford

Carolyn Lane Katy Miller Anna Moss Katy Olson Kim Quinn Shay Sides Stacey Stoller Katie Walters

BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2018-2019

President President-Elect Treasurer Treasurer-Elect Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary Parliamentarian

STANDING COMMITTEE CHAIRS Communications Betsy DeVenny Donna Ivy Deck the Halls Debi Means Deck the Halls Leslie Newman Graphic Design* Joyce Logan Hospitality Lisa Raskin Hospitality Heather Lothes Membership Michelle Pisciotta Membership Christel Morrison Newsletter* Sheri Steele Nominating Tamra Sadafsaz Patient Support Kathy Railsback Patient Support Karyn Driscoll Elyse Graver Beth Vasil Lori Antonioli Joan Smith Jennifer Tinsman Diane Hopson Sharon Yager Amanda Konersmann Janet Caruth

Blanket Coordinator* Patient/Family Support Cart Coordinator* Patient Support Hospital Party Coordinator* Patient Support Hospital Party Coordinator* Social Media* Special Events Special Events-Elect* Sponsor Development Sponsor Development

Basket Coordinator*

Tracy Wallner Gift Wrap Coordinator*

FUNDRAISING COMMITTEE CHAIRS Boo Campaign Coordinator Allison Doyle Jennifer Johnson Change for Children’s Lesley Guinn Legacy of Love Benefit & Jenna Maynard Heather Webb Nannette Pirek René Neely Donna Watkins Rebecca Egelston Caso Beth Webb Allie Jacobs Auburn Pope

Fashion Show Legacy of Love Benefit & Fashion Show-Elect* Legacy of Love Benefit & Fashion Show-Elect* Lights at Legacy Tree Lighting Lights at Legacy Tree Lighting-Elect* Lights at Legacy Tree Lighting-Elect* Red Balloon Run & Ride Red Balloon Run & Ride Santa’s Workshop Santa’s Workshop-Elect*

See page 51 for Women’s Auxiliary Lifetime members.

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Members volunteer at various events Left: Ashley Eakin Below Left: Ramsey Watkins Below Right: Ava Heppner (left) and Brynn Price

Changemakers for Children’s Changemakers for Children’s – a newly formed group of high school students passionate about the mission of Children's Health – launched their advocacy and fundraising efforts in 2018.

Equipped with a toolkit of fundraising and leadership skills, Changemakers made an impact in their schools and spheres of influence by raising awareness, inspiring action and fundraising for Children’s Health.

In 2018, several Changemakers volunteered for events like Sundaes on Sunday at American Girl and the Dallas and Plano Tree

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Lightings. During the holidays, a group of Changemakers assembled and donated stockings to hand out to patients. Plans developed for fundraising efforts, including letter campaigns, bake sales and social media campaigns to benefit the Child Life program's work to make the treatment environment more child-friendly.

MEMBERS Sophia Fernandes Co-Chair Emma Gueorguieva Co-Chair Emma Tanner Sarah Schultz Ashley Eakin Ava Heppner Emily Arenas Emily Lane Cate Naukam Shea Gleason Charlie Terrell Nataleigh Cotter Ramsey Watkins Randal Holt Brynn Price Patricia Sharon Anika Kapoor Jalini Balasubramaniam Nimra Hamid Anushka Gulati Pia Kohli Caleb Warfield Isabel Agbassi Angad Dhall Leah Harris Ellie Estes Andrew Summers Avina Borjas Ronak Indurti Sai Sarnala Erica Anderson Briana Daniels Maria Lopez Ethan Williams

The One Society The One Society, a group of young professionals supporting Children's Health, fulfilled their mission of engaging and fostering young leaders to make life better for children with philanthropic, educational, fundraising, volunteer and social opportunities throughout the year.

In 2018, The One Society raised $10,000 for their beneficiary, the Child Life Program, which provides emotional support, education and advocacy to nearly 40,000 kids at Children’s Health each year. Funds were raised through events like the Red Balloon Run and Ride, Quiz for a Cause and the group's signature, Night in White event.

The One Society consists of 75 active members who also gave their time and efforts in 2018. The One Society volunteered their time at the Child Life Zone and the Solid Organ Transplant Holiday Party, where members participated in crafts and cookie decorating with some of the transplant patients at Children’s Health.

EXECUTIVE BOARD Samantha Williams President Emily Petty Vice President Mike Bickford Finance Katelynn Wilms Membership Alayna Moncada Volunteer Chair Dominique Patton Event Chair

Above Right (from left to right): One Society members McKenna Lehman, Emily Petty, Claire Hoover, Heather McCandless, Kevin Johnson and Alexandre Martins visit the Child Life Zone Right (from left to right): Samantha Williams, Chelsea Whelpley and Alexandre Martins attend the “What’s Up, Doc?” event

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BOARD Children’s Health Board Members Children’s Health welcomes new board members appointed in 2018.

CHILDREN’S MEDICAL CENTER FOUNDATION Mary Martha Pickens is a senior vice president and private client manager for U.S. Trust, Bank of America Private Wealth Management.

With more than 24 years of industry experience, Mary Martha works closely with clients to develop tailored wealth management strategies.

Throughout her career, Mary Martha has been actively involved in the community and serves on multiple boards for healthcare and charitable institutions. Mary Martha earned a master’s degree in education from the University of Houston and a bachelor’s degree in business communications from the University of Texas.

CHILDREN’S HEALTH SYSTEM OF TEXAS Lee Jackson formerly served as Chancellor of the University of North Texas System from 2002 until 2017, following a 30-year career in state and local government. Lee is a member of the Board of Directors of the Dallas Citizens Council and the Dallas Regional Chamber, where he chaired the University CEO Council. At the national level, he served on the Board of Directors for the National Association of System Heads (NASH). Born in Austin, Lee received his B.A. in political science from Duke University and his Masters of Public Administration from Southern Methodist University. He is married to Margaret Jackson and has four children and four grandchildren.

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Caren Kline, a former marketing and real estate executive, is nationally recognized for her work in the hotel and resort industry. Caren culminated her 25-year career as corporate vice president of marketing for Wyndham Hotels & Resorts, where she served an instrumental role in the development of the Wyndham brand. For the past 20 years, she has dedicated her time to making Dallas a better community, especially for children, serving in leadership positions for charitable causes across the city. Caren is a graduate of Cornell University and earned a Master of Business Administration from Southern Methodist University.

CHILDREN’S HEALTH SYSTEM OF TEXAS Robbie Briggs serves as president and chief executive officer of Briggs Freeman Sotheby's International Realty, the Dallas-based global real estate firm founded in 1960. Robbie is passionate about serving the community. He is on the boards of the Dallas Regional Chamber, the Fort Worth Chamber, VisitDallas, YTexas and the advisory board of BBVA Compass bank. He has a master's degree in architecture from Tulane University, and he is married with five children.

Sylvia Cespedes is trained as an industrial engineer with a specialty in quality control in service industries. She started her career at L.L. Bean in Costa Rica, helping set up and operate the procurement and supply chain organization and processes in Latin America. After L.L. Bean, Sylvia worked for at the T.J.X Companies in Massachusetts where she specialized in sales and inventory optimization. In addition to her undergraduate and graduate training in engineering, Sylvia has formal training in interior design. In Dallas, Sylvia is active and serves a number of civic organizations, including the Dallas Museum of Art, the Nasher Sculpture Garden, the Museum of MADI and Geometric Art and Children's Medical Center of Dallas.

Dotti Reeder, CPWA®, serves as a managing director on the Client Advisory Team at Tolleson Wealth Management. She provides a strategic wealth management process for clients by identifying and implementing strategies that meet each client’s investment, financial, tax, philanthropic and wealth-transfer needs. Before joining Tolleson Wealth Management, Dotti was a managing director with JP Morgan Private Bank. Dotti earned a Bachelor of Business Administration in accounting from the University of Texas at Austin.

She serves in leadership roles with Executive Women of Dallas, Business Council for the Arts and Culture and Nexus Recovery Center.

CHILDREN’S MEDICAL CENTER DALLAS - ASSOCIATES Ghousuddin Syed joined ISN in 2014 and currently serves as the director of the products team. Prior to joining ISN, he worked for 14 years at Yahoo! where he served as director of engineering for several different platforms, including video, personalization, cloud and big data. Prior to working at Yahoo!, Ghousuddin was a software engineer with the Central Intelligence Agency in Langley, Va. He holds a Bachelor of Science in electrical engineering with a minor in computer science, from Cleveland State University. Ghousuddin is a member of the GIAC Information Security Advisory Board. He lives in Dallas with his wife and four children.

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2018 PHILANTHROPY

HIGHLIGHTS The opportunity to provide hope and healing to a sick child is profound. We are deeply grateful for the organizations and individuals who took that opportunity and supported our mission in 2018.

2018 GIVING SOURCES n Individuals, Family Foundations and Donor-advised Funds: $40,760,913.8 n Estates and Trusts: $23,465,067.34 n Corporations: $3,281,986.14 n Foundations: $3,809,639.8 n Other Organizations: $4,891,060.79 ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________

GRAND TOTAL: $76,208,667.87

Because of you, Children’s Health celebrated the biggest fundraising year ever in our 105-year history! Through generous gifts of time, energy and financial contributions, we were able to make major strides in lifesaving research to find cures; expand programs and facilities to provide advanced care

PLANNED GIVING In 2018, four of the top five donations were planned gifts contributing to more than 30% of total funds raised.

Creating your own legacy of giving allows you to make a gift that will provide continued momentum for Children’s Health to conduct internationally recognized research; educate the next generation of medical scientists, clinicians and health care providers; and deliver patient care through nearly one million patient visits annually. There are a 40

and treatment; and improve the health and wellness of kids throughout our community.

Just as importantly, we were able to deliver reassurance to children and their families that they were receiving some of the very best care in the world – a priceless gift made possible thanks to our generous supporters.

variety of ways to carry on your legacy through the work at Children’s Health, including: n n n n n n n

Beneficiary Designation of Retirement Plans Bequests Charitable Gift Annuities Charitable Remainder Trusts Charitable Lead Trusts Life Insurance Retained Life Estate

If you have questions or want to know more, contact our director of planned giving at 214-456-8360 or email us at giving@childrens.com.

2018 GIFTS Children’s Medical Center Foundation is grateful for the gifts and support provided by our generous donors.

The following lists include all gifts and pledges of $1,000 or more that were received cumulatively between Jan. 1, 2018 and Dec. 31, 2018, plus all Lifetime Benefactors (those individuals, corporations, foundations and organizations that have given or pledged $1 million or more cumulatively as either one

large donation or a series of contributions).

Every effort has been made to ensure that this list is as accurate as possible, but inevitably some errors or omissions may have occurred.

We would appreciate receiving corrections, comments or questions. Please contact the Foundation at 214-456-8360.

LIFETIME BENEFACTORS $1,000,000 OR MORE GIVEN OR PLEDGED CUMULATIVELY AS OF DEC. 31, 2018

Jerome T. Abbott and Patricia Flood Abbott Family Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. John R. Eagle

Alliance Data

Dr. and Mrs. Henry Estess, Jr.

Andrea-Mennen Family Foundation/Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Andrea

Molly and Jeremy T. Fernandes

Anonymous (10)

Mary C. Fisher

B.B. Owen Trust

E.E. Fogelson and Greer Garson Fogelson

Emy Lou and Jerry Baldridge/Baldridge Foundation Balfour Beatty Construction Bank of America/Bank of America Charitable Foundation

Charitable Foundation Gayden Family Foundation/Mr. and Mrs. William K. Gayden/ Hunter Williams Family

William and Angela Barrett Fund

R. B. George

Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Beecherl, Jr.

Pauline Allen Gill Foundation

The Benefit Store, Inc.

Cecil and Ida Green Foundation/Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Green

The Bezalel Fund, a donor advised account administered by

Humanitarian Foundation/Grottoes of North America

the Charles and Lynn Schusterman Family Foundation at

Ute Schwarz Haberecht and Rolf R. Haberecht

Vanguard Charitable Endowment Program

Patrick and Beatrice Haggerty Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Gene H. Bishop*

Hamon Charitable Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Bowman

Nancy B. Hamon

Peggy and H. R. "Bum" Bright

Mary L. Harding

Capital One Bank

The Hartland and Mackie Family Foundation

The Carpenter Family

Hawn Foundation/Mr. and Mrs. Jody Hawn/Mr. and Mrs.

W. W. Caruth, Jr. Foundation at Communities Foundation of Texas

Douglas M. Kelley Hillcrest Foundation, Bank of America, N.A., Co-Trustee

Children's Cancer Fund

Hoblitzelle Foundation

Communities Foundation of Texas

Margaret W. and King W. Hopkins

Constantin Foundation

Denny and Joyce Houlihan

Corner Store

Josephine Hughes Sterling Foundation

Credit Union for Kids

Hyundai Hope on Wheels

Corrigan-Goddard Foundation/Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Corrigan, IV

Jordan Family Foundation

Crow Holdings/Mr. and Mrs. Harlan R. Crow/Mr. and Mrs. Stuart

Mark and Marcia King/MMK Foundation

M. Crow/Mr. Trammell S. Crow/Margaret Crow

Kohl's Cares

Crystal Charity Ball

Frank A. Larson

The Dallas Foundation

Adele B. Lee

Dallas Southwest Osteopathic Physicians, Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Lee

Wirt Davis, II

Lincoln Property Company

Dean Foods Foundation/Dean Foods Company

Anne J. Logan

Robert and Nancy Dedman Foundation/Mr. and Mrs. Robert H.

Lupe Murchison Foundation

Dedman, Jr./Nancy Dedman

Estate of Bulah M. Luse

The Elsie & Marvin Dekelboum Family Foundation, Inc.

J. E. and L. E. Mabee Foundation, Inc.

DeWitt Walker Trust

Marriott International, Inc.

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2018 GIFTS LIFETIME BENEFACTORS CONTINUED The Meadows Foundation

Sarah M. and Charles E. Seay

Dorothy H. and Paul P. Middleton

Mrs. George E. Seay, Jr.

The David B. Miller Family Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Shelby

Katy and Kyle Miller

Mr. and Mrs. L. Randall Shelby

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Montgomery

Mr. and Mrs. Patrick B. Shelby

Moody Foundation

Harold Simmons Foundation/Mr. and Mrs. Harold C. Simmons

Ivor O'Connor Morgan Trust

Stemmons Foundation/Mr. and Mrs. Heinz K. Simon

Harry S. Moss Heart Trust, Bank of America, N.A., Trustee

Dr. Bob and Jean Smith Foundation

Dr. William B. Neaves and Rev. Priscilla W. Neaves

Solomon Trust

Neiman Marcus

Mr. and Mrs. James E. Sowell

Once Upon A Time…

Carolyn and Mark Speese

Passion for Children's/Red Balloon Run & Ride

Nadine B. Tanner

Perot Foundation/Mr. and Mrs. H. Ross Perot, Sr.

Betty J. F. Terrell

The Pfeil Foundation/Kelly and David Pfeil

Texas Instruments Foundation

Temple Phinney

Texas Stampede, Inc.

Pizza Hut Inc.

Tom Thumb Albertsons

Pogue Family Foundation

United Way of Metropolitan Dallas

Mr. B. Jack Pogue

Margaret Bright Vonder Hoya

Pollock Foundation/Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence S. Pollock, III/

Walmart and Sam's Club

Mr. and Mrs. Richard R. Pollock/Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Pollock

Arlton H. White

Mr. and Mrs. Harvey L. Price

J.L. Williams Foundation

RE/MAX, LLC

Hunter Williams Family/Gayden Family Foundation

The Rees-Jones Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Joel T. Williams, III

Eddith G. Reynolds Trust

Joanie and Johnny Williams

RGK Foundation

Wipe Out Kids' Cancer, Inc.

Robbie and Lynore Robinson

Mildred Wyatt-Wold and Ivor P. Wold

Roten Family Trust

Women's Auxiliary to Children's Medical Center Dallas

Rudman Family

Women's Auxiliary to Children's Medical Center Plano

Mr. and Mrs. John F. Scovell

Dr. and Mrs. A. Gordon Worsham

Debbie and Ric Scripps

2018 BENEFACTORS DONATIONS AND PLEDGES RECEIVED BETWEEN JAN. 1, 2018 AND DEC. 31, 2018

GIFTS OF $1,000,000 AND ABOVE Alliance Data The Bezalel Fund, a donor advised account administered by the Charles and Lynn Schusterman

Fidelity Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. L. Randall Shelby

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Greco

Crystal Charity Ball

Mr. and Mrs. Patrick B. Shelby

Hillcrest Foundation, Bank of

Dallas Southwest

Women's Auxiliary to

of Texas

Osteopathic Physicians, Inc. Hamon Charitable

Family Foundation

Vanguard Charitable

Dr. and Mrs. Joseph L. LaManna, III Katy and Kyle Miller

The Carpenter Family

Pogue Family Foundation

W. W. Caruth, Jr. Foundation

Eddith G. Reynolds Trust

at Communities Foundation of Texas Children's Cancer Fund

Dallas

Roten Family Trust Mr. and Mrs. John F. Scovell Debbie and Ric Scripps

America, N.A., Co-Trustee Josephine Hughes Sterling Foundation Hyundai Hope on Wheels Kohl's Cares

The Hartland and Mackie Hoblitzelle Foundation

Kathryne and Gene* Bishop

Children's Medical Center

Foundation

Family Foundation at Endowment Program

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Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Shelby

Communities Foundation

GIFTS OF $250,000 - $999,999 American Endowment Foundation Anonymous (3) Joe and Jessie Crump Crippled Children Fund The Dallas Foundation Mr. and Mrs. John R. Eagle

The Meadows Foundation The David B. Miller Family Foundation Once Upon A Time ...

Panda Restaurant Group Passion for Children's/ Red Balloon Run & Ride The Pfeil Foundation/ Kelly and David Pfeil U.S. Trust-Bank of America

United Way of Metropolitan Dallas Walmart and Sam's Club Mr. and Mrs. Joel T. Williams, III Women's Auxiliary to Children's Medical Center Plano William & Sylvia Zale Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Mark S. Zale

GIFTS OF $25,000 - $99,999 143 Partners, LLC AASLD Foundation Jerome T. Abbott and Patricia Flood Abbott Family Foundation Robert and Patti Aisner American Airlines Credit Union America's Charities

GIFTS OF $100,000 - $249,999 Ace Hardware Mr. and Mrs. Larry G. Brown Amon G. Carter Foundation A.L. Chilton Foundation

Anonymous (5) Arjun Krishnan Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Barnett The Theodore & Beulah Beasley Foundation, Inc. Ms. Jill C. Bee/Philip

Constantin Foundation

Theodore Bee Charitable

Credit Union for Kids

Trust

Mandy and Bill Dillard Charitable Foundation/The Shufeldt Family Molly and Jeremy T. Fernandes Gayden Family Foundation/ Mr. and Mrs. William K.

Benevity Community Impact Fund Brennan Bolin Fund of Communities Foundation of Texas Temple Hoyne Buell Foundation

Gayden/Hunter Williams

Capital One Bank

Family

Katherine C. Carmody

Patrick and Beatrice Haggerty Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Edward G. Harding The Hearst Foundations Denny and Joyce Houlihan

Charitable Trust, Bank of America, N.A., Trustee CEFCO Child's Play Charity Toyota Motor North America, Inc.

The Jonesville Foundation

Community Auctions, Inc.

Mark and Marcia King/MMK

Mr. and Mrs. R.B. Compton

Foundation Harlan B. and Amy B. Korenvaes Family Foundation Lupe Murchison Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Luttmer

Corrigan-Goddard Foundation/Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Corrigan, IV Mr. and Mrs. William E. Corrigan Berry R. Cox Family

Metrocrest Hospital Authority

Foundation/Mr. and Mrs.

Ivor O'Connor Morgan Trust

Berry R. Cox

Mr. and Mrs. Burk C.

Michael and Kathryn Crow

Murchison/Burk C.

David M. Crowley Foundation

Murchison Family

Mr. and Mrs. Dan R. Cullum

Foundation

Curveball Foundation, Inc.

Pollock Foundation/ Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence S.

Dairy Queen Joe M. and Doris R. Dealey

Pollock, III/Mr. and Mrs.

Family Foundation/Mr. and

Richard R. Pollock/Mr. and

Mrs. Joseph M. Dealey, Jr./

Mrs. Robert G. Pollock

Mr. and Mrs. Michael

Carolyn and Mark Speese Targets for Christ/The Armstrong Family Tom Thumb Albertson's Toyota Motor North America, Inc.

C. Petty Design Industries Foundation Fighting AIDS Mr. and Mrs. Lewis D. Dickerson DPR Construction

Ms. Jimmy E. Westcott

Driven Brands

Mr. Arlton H. White

Sue Duvall

George & Fay Young

Dynamic Systems, Inc.

Foundation

Extra Life

Morton Feldman Family

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Read

Foundation/Kaaren

Summerfield G. Roberts

Alexander/David D. Burton Fichtenbaum Charitable Trust GiveGab, Inc. Granite Properties, Inc.

Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Andrew S. Rosen/Harry and Estelle Soicher Foundation

Kelly and Steven Gruber

Schwab Charitable Fund

David, Andrea, Hunter,

Stephen M. Seay

Carson and Parker Hart Hawn Foundation/Mr. and

Foundation, Inc. Linda and Ellis Skinner

Mrs. Jody Hawn/Mr. and

Mr. and Mrs. Frank O. Sloan

Mrs. Douglas M. Kelley

SMU Dance Marathon

The Heffernan Family

Spirit Halloween Superstores

Mr. and Mrs. Hunter L. Henry

Edith and Herbert Stehberg

The Hoglund Foundation/

Charitable Trust

Mr. and Mrs. Forrest E.

Mr. and Mrs. Bob Strandt

Hoglund/Kristi Robinson/

Sydri Energy Partners, Ltd

Kelly Compton/Shelly Dee

Teammates for Kids

C. Lewis and Barbara L. Hollweg Charitable Fund/ Dr. and Mrs. Charles L. Hollweg Junior League of Dallas Fannie and Stephen Kahn

Foundation Truman Arnold Companies/ Mr. and Mrs. Greg Arnold Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Truitt, Jr. Kim Vaughan

Charitable Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Philip M. Verges

Ellen and Clayton Kershaw

Marnie and Kern Wildenthal

KidneyTexas, Inc.

Stacy and Randall Wilkins

Kline Family Foundation/Mr. and Mrs. J. Peter Kline Mrs. Robert W. Korba KVS Interests, Ltd Sarah and Alan Losinger Laura and John R. Losinger Love's Travel Stops Estate of Billy Eddings Lucas, II Marriott International, Inc. El Rio Grande Latin Market McCarthy Building Companies John R. McCune Charitable Trust Mr. and Mrs. Dalton McGaha Lantern Capital Partners, Andy and Kristin Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. N. Malone Mitchell, 3rd Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Montgomery Neighborhood Credit Union Mr. and Mrs. William D. Oates/Marilyn & Sonny Oates Foundation Mr. W. Hunter Oates B.B. Owen Trust M. Ann Parker, M.D. Party City Lucile W. and George R. Pattullo Fund of The Dallas Foundation The Paulos Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Sam G. Paulos PetSmart Charities Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Petty Pinon Foundation RE/MAX, LLC

GIFTS OF $10,000 - $24,999 Carol and Steve Aaron/ Aaron Family Philanthropic Fund of the Dallas Jewish Community Foundation Admedus Corporation AdvoCare AGC of Texas Highway - Heavy Utilities and Industrial Branch Air Performance Service, Inc. Allied Solutions Angiel Electrical Construction Corporation Anonymous (3) The Associated General Contractors of Texas Marilyn Augur Family Foundation/Marilyn Augur Ayco Charitable Foundation Tom and Nancy Baker Emy Lou and Jerry Baldridge/Baldridge Foundation Bank of America/Bank of America Charitable Foundation Bank of Texas Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Barnett BBVA Compass Foundation Benchmark Bank Mr. and Mrs. David T. Berry Ms. Diane L. Knape and Mr. David W. Biegler Billingsley Company

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2018 BENEFACTORS CONTINUED Mr. and Mrs. George H.

Mr. and Mrs. Randy Garrett

Mercedes-Benz of Plano

Gatorade Distribution Center

Charla and Mark D. Miller

The Bixby Family

Pauline Allen Gill Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Scott K. Miller

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence A.

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher B.

Mr. and Mrs. Bruce H. Morgan

Billingsley

Blackledge Mr. Timothy B. Boobar Susan Strauss Breen Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Stephen H. Brooks

Ryan Goldblatt Foundation/ Mr. and Mrs. Andrew S. Goldblatt Goldman, Sachs & Co. Leo & Rhea Fay Fruhman

Betty and James Muns

Foundation Robert C. and Teddy Taylor Foundation Lauren Shell Taylor

Foundation/Betty and

Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Taylor

James Muns

TeamConnor Childhood

Joa and John Muns National Marrow Donor Program

Cancer Foundation Brooks & Ripple Terrell Texas Instruments

Bullion

Foundation/Mr. and Mrs.

National Philanthropic Trust

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Cameron

Joe E. Goldman

Network for Good

The Florida Company, Inc.

Pauline and Austin Neuhoff

Ann D. Thomas

Rev. William T. Campbell David Chasey Photography/ Mr. and Mrs. David P. Chasey Donna S. and Robert A. Chereck

Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel P. Goncalves Goodyear Tire & Rubber

Foundation Pauline Allen Gill Foundation

Company

Dr. and Mrs. Hisashi Nikaidoh

Grand Homes

Dr. Pamela J. Okada and Mr.

Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Bob Thompson Thank Heaven Foundation/ Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Thompson, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Cherner

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Gray

Cherokee Crossroads, Inc.

Mr. Steve Hall

The One Society

United Way of Tri-State

Brent E. Christopher

Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth M.

Occidental Chemical

Ray and Adela Tsai

Cigna Pat and Gill Clements Foundation

Hamlett, Jr.

Mark K. Okada

Corporation

Mr. and Mrs. Barry E. Hancock

Padrino Foods

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Hardaway

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher B.

AmazingGrace.Life

Estate of Marita Hardcastle

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brooks

Mr. and Mrs. H. Ralph Hawkins

Pepsico Foundation

Heart of Gold Foundation

Ms. Melissa Hamilton and Mr.

Cullum, Jr. Clayton Dabney Foundation for Kids with Cancer Dabney Family

Mr. and Mrs. Billy D. Henry Drs. James and Beverly Herring

Dallas Cowboys

High Point Park Tennis Center

Dallas Fort Worth Acura

Highland Capital

Dealers Dallas Jewish Community Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Dardick Mr. and Mrs. John S. Delatour Delta Dental Community Care Foundation Denbury Resources Dickerson Construction Company, Inc. Mrs. Paula J. Dimmitt

Management Hilltop Securities, Inc.

Patrick

Peter C. Perialas Perot Foundation/Mr. and Mrs. H. Ross Perot, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Christopher W. Peterie Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Peterson

In-N-Out Burger Foundation Insurance Industry Charitable Foundation, Inc.

The Purple Balloon Foundation, Inc.

Bryan Wick Mr. Brian Wing Mr. and Mrs. Scott A. Woods Mr. and Mrs. Jack O.

Gene and Jerry Jones Family

Mr. and Mrs. David J. Richards

Roman Reigns Joyce and Larry Lacerte/ ExponentHR

Roy Gene Evans

Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Lee

Ms. Nancy Tartaglino Richards

Satori Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Mark Schmitmeyer Mr. and Mrs. Ronald W. Schoof

Mandy and Chase Evans

LeHigh Hanson, Inc.

Ryan Seacrest Foundation

Gail Ewing Hall

Les Femmes du Monde

Mr. and Mrs. John R. Sears, Jr.

Express Employment

Live Nation Worldwide

Mrs. George E. Seay, Jr.

Anne J. Logan

The Bob Simmons Family

Mr. and Mrs. Timothy W.

Mr. and Mrs. Denis G. Simon

Looney

Six Flags Over Texas

Mr. and Mrs. Gerald J. Ford

Mr. and Mrs. Matthew F. Luth

Dr. Kent C. Skipper

Leo & Rhea Fay Fruhman

Mr. and Mrs. Charles W.

Mr. Tom Spivey

Matthews, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Donald J.

The G Family Foundation/

McNamara

Ronny & Lisa Guerrero

Roy Mellinger

Employee Giving Programs Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Zacheis

Rachofsky RBFCU

Foundation

Woodworth, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Howard E.

JE Dunn Construction

Charles R. Lathem

Joe E. Goldman

WFAA-TV

YourCause Corporate

Foundation/Mr. and Mrs.

Foundation/Mr. and Mrs.

Mr. and Mrs. Kelcy L. Warren

Mrs. J. Philip Pringle

Worth

Mr. John Rutherford

Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy B. Ford

Mr. and Mrs. John A. Vassallo

iHeart Media Dallas/Fort

STAPLES Center on behalf of

Mr. and Mrs. James Fontaine

County UT Dallas CometThon

Ms. Melissa Wright

Ms. Rachel Riseman

Professionals

Atlanta United Way of Kaufman

Mr. and Mrs. Harvey L. Price

KPMG, LLP

Roy Gene and Pamela Evans

United Way of Greater

Mr. and Mrs. Jeff L. Hull

Engibous Family Foundation/

Epic Systems Corporation

Dr. Melanie A. Turner

Natalie S. Potter

Kendra Scott

Engibous

Torch Relay

Mr. and Mrs. H. Lee Hobson

Christina and Chris Durovich Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J.

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Gipson

Tartaglino Richards Family

Horace M. Staggs Pam and Ken Sumrow Mr. and Mrs. Andrew M. Swartz

GIFTS OF $2,500 - $9,999 Mr. and Mrs. Ben Abbott Bill Ackley Construction The Adair Foundation Aflac Aimbridge Hospitality Mr. and Mrs. Carl Allen Mr. and Mrs. Seth Allen Amdocs American Textile Recycling Services, Inc. Andrea-Mennen Family Foundation/Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Andrea Anonymous (8) Archer Western Construction, LLC Architectural Security Group Ms. Kim J. Askew

AT&T United Way/Employee Giving Campaign Paul Atkinson

City of Canton EDC, Chamber of Commerce, Visitors Bureau, BalloonFest Board

Balfour Beatty Construction

Capital Title of Texas, LLC

Ballew Foundation/Mr. and

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Carr

Mrs. Gussie J. Ballew Bank of America United Way Campaign Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Barnes

Ferguson Braswell Fraser Kubasta PC Mr. Kelle L. Fontenot Frontier Investment Management Co.

JPMorgan Chase Foundation Junior Leadership Board for Children's Medical Center Plano Junior League of Collin

Mr. and Mrs. George P. Caruth

GameStop

Plaza at Preston Center -

Mr. and Mrs. Jason C. Garrett

Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Kelly

Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Geer

Kent Companies, Inc.

GEICO

Kimley Horn, Inc.

Genesys Telecommunication

Mr. Jack Kipness

Santa Days Cawley Family Charitable

Ms. Bianca Barraza

Foundation/Keely and

Mr. and Mrs. Peter B.

Bill Cawley

Laboratories, Inc.

County

Mr. Joel Kipness

Bartholow/Victoria and

CBRE

Gensler

Mr. and Mrs. Seth M. Koschak

Peter Bartholow

CDW Corp.

Mr. and Mrs. Gregory T.

KPost Roofing and

Family Fund

Chamberlin Roofing &

Mr. Timothy Baumann BBA Aviation Shared Services, Inc. The Belmont Group Mr. and Mrs. Jim Benson Kim and Rick Besse David L. & Sheila Davis Beuerlein Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Bieler

Waterproofing

Giannini

Waterproofing

Mr. and Mrs. James A. Gibbs

The ACTS Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Troy W. Childers

Go Federal Credit Union

Jodi and Michael Landon

Children's Mercy Hospital

Google

Lanehart Electrical

and Clinics Ms. Jeanette O. Cilliers and Mr. Aaron M. Brodie

Got3 Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Lou J. Grabowsky

Contractors, LP Mr. and Mrs. Jon Lauck Learfield

Coca-Cola Bottling Company

Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Green

Collin County College Dance

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Greilich

Mrs. Barbara B. Lemmon

Marathon/CougarTHON

Communications, Inc.

Ruth Griesser

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew E. Levi

Biogen

Common Ground Games

Guns & Hoses Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Rick J. Link

BKM Total Office of

Community Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey B. Hall

Michael D. Loehr and Tina

Texas, LLC Blue Ribbon Roofing

of the Chattahoochee Valley, Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Halsell, Jr.

Loehr Love Life Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Bob

Mrs. Gail Cook

The Hankins Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Maher

Dr. Jo Ellen Bogert

Corgan Associates, Inc.

Hanna 4 Hope Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Malone

Mr. and Mrs. Warren B.

Ms. Catherine A. Corrigan

Mr. and Mrs. Bob D. Harrison

MAPP Construction, LLC

Ms. Elma Cortinas

Mr. and Mrs. Rick Hart

Mr. Paul Masschelin

Maura and Tim Costello

Holly Hassmann

Materialise - USA

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cotter

HBS, Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. William B.

Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Courtwright

HDR

Mr. and Mrs. Harlan R. Crow

Timothy C. Headington

The McEvoy Family

Luis Bordes

Mr. and Mrs. David W. Crowe

Hegi Family Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Peter G. McGuire

The Brandt Companies

Cruisers Club of Cedar Hill

Ms. Cydney Helms

Shirley & William S. McIntyre

Stephanie M. Brant

Cummings Electrical

Mr. and Mrs. Albert W.

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen R.

CustomInk.com

Bonham Mr. and Mrs. Thomas K. Boone/Boone Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Michael M. Boone

Brecheen

CWS Apartment Homes, Inc.

Herman Highland Park High School

Bridgevue Energy Services

Dallas Children's Charities

Briggs Freeman Sotheby's

Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Dandurand

Hilltop Holdings

David A. Davidson

HKS

Dell Employee Giving

Eric Holleman

International Realty Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Briggs Brisfield & Gorrie Mr. and Mrs. Henri L. Bromberg, III

Student Council

Program

Hospice and Palliative

DHD Films

Credentialing Center

McClung

Foundation/ Mr. and Mrs. William S. McIntyre, IV McLane Company, Inc. Megan and Casey McManemin McVeigh Global Meetings and Events, LLC Ms. Amy Medford

Mr. Marco Diaz

Carol and Bill Huckin

Medline

Lou Ann Brookshire

Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Doffing

Mr. and Mrs. James R. Hull

Mr. and Mrs. Frank

Mason Brown Family

Franz Duy

Mr. and Mrs. Clark K. Hunt

Foundation/Mr. and Mrs.

Mr. and Mrs. Franz J. Duy

Mr. and Mrs. Gregory W. Hunt

Carolyn and David Miller

Mason C. Brown

Mr. James Elliott

Norma K. Hunt

Ms. Ellen Miller

Dr. Stephanie H. and Philip R.

IBM Employee Services

Mission Fish

Susan E. Brown and Bill McCoy

Elmore

Center

Mihalopoulos

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mogabgab

BTIG Charity Day

Mrs. Sandra Estess

Innova Group

Drs. Christine and George

Ms. Gloria Eulich

Interstate Batteries

ExxonMobil Corporation/

IPA Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Morales

Mr. Donald N. Isaacson

Drs. Laura J. Klesse and Kevin

Buchanan CA Technologies The Effie and Wofford Cain Foundation Camp Sol, Inc. Mrs. Christine Candler

ExxonMobil Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Farmer Susan H. and John C.

Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. Jacobs, Jr. Johnson Controls, Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. Maurice E. Moore, Jr.

Morrill Harry S. Moss Foundation/Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Ryburn

Farris Family Charitable

Jones Lang LaSalle

Andee Allen

Foundation/Mr. and Mrs.

Nancy E. Perot and Rod C.

Mr. and Mrs. Alan K.

John C. Farris

Jones

Motsenbocker

45

2018 BENEFACTORS CONTINUED Mr. and Mrs. Randall F. Muck

Ms. Stephanie Roark

Murrell Foundation/Mr. and

Mr. and Mrs. John Roberts

Mrs. John Murrell

Tagg

Airlines Electronic Engineering Committee

Robins & Morton

TDIndustries

Mr. Brad Allen

Sandy Nachman

Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Robinson

Tennis Competitors of Dallas

Carol C. Allen

Dr. and Mrs. Jeff G. Napier/

Mr. and Mrs. John Rocchio

Dr. Stacy L. and Mr. Samuel

Mr. and Mrs. David A. Allen

Margaret Gill Clements Napier Foundation

RoughRiders Baseball Partners, L.P.

Terry Texas Motorplex

Miss Lily Allen Allstate - The Giving

Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Neely, II

Mr. and Mrs. Randy Rowland

The Armstrong Company

Novartis Pharmaceuticals

Rowlett Lions Club

The Demo Company

Noveen Consulting, LLC

Mr. and Mrs. Adam Saphier

The Eulich Family

Mr. and Mrs. John C. O'Neill

Carol and Skipp Schauer

Vivian and Mark Oristano

Mr. and Mrs. Owen Scheurich

Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Thoele

Gage Overton Memorial Fund

Mr. and Mrs. Brian E. Schultz

Ms. Maylee Thomas Fuller

Mr. Ryan Overton

Mr. and Mrs. King Scovell

Mr. and Mrs. P. Scott Ozanus

Mr. T. Dupree Scovell

Thompson & Knight, LLP

Dr. Martha A. Anderson

Dr. and Mrs. Ivor P. Page

SCP Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Steven W.

Anonymous (3)

Page

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew L.

Parkland Health and Hospital System

Scripps

Foundation, Inc.

and Mr. George Fuller

Tomson Carol and Gifford Touchstone

Campaign Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth Z. Altshuler Mr. and Mrs. Billy C. Anderson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Carl B. Anderson, IV

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L. Antonelli

Shake Shack

Mr. and Mrs. Rajiv Trivedi

AOS Engineering, LLC

Ms. Amy D. Parks

Shield HealthCare

Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Tubb Jr.

Mr. Matthew Apiecionek

The Partnership Foundation

Shoot for a Heart, Inc.

Mr. Michael S. Turner

Armstrong Relocation

Pass It On Charitable Fund

The Shops at Willow Bend

United Networks of America

Mr. Abhinay Armstrong

Capt. and Mrs. Robert R.

George A. and Nancy P. Shutt

United Way of Central

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher

Paulk, Sr. Pediatric Home Healthcare

Foundation/Mrs. Nancy P. Shutt

Pediatricians of Dallas, P.A.

Signature Flight Support

Ms. Gayla A. Perkins and Mr.

Mr. and Mrs. Michael R.

Carlos Lopez Perkins & Will

Silverman Mrs. Annette Caldwell

Maryland

Mr. and Mrs. Chris Arras

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Van

Nancy B. Atha

Dyke/Van Dyke Family Foundation

Austin Community

Verint

Fronterhouse

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Voliva

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond D. Pittet Mr. and Mrs. Starr L. Pitzer PlainsCapital Bank

Mr. and Mrs. James F. Wagley

AvreaWagner

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Sinacola

Vanberg Family Foundation

Billie and Bill Aylesworth

Eric Singer

Mr. and Mrs. J. Thomas

Mr. and Mrs. Gary Barnes

Skanska USA Skiles Group

Walter, Jr. Gil & Dody Weaver

Smith Seckman Reid

Foundation/Bill and Katie

Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Smith

Weaver Charitable Trust/Dr.

Mr. Nicholas A. Smith

Mr. and Mrs. David Podeschi

SMU Athletic Department

Julie E. Wells

Mr. B. Jack Pogue

The Society of Incentive &

Miss Carlie Willeford

Pogue Mr. and Mrs. Loyd W. Powell, Jr.

Foundation

Mr. Brian Simpson

Plustar, Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin P.

Atkins, III Atmos Energy Corporation

Simmons and Mr. Gerald W.

Resources Co.

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel J.

Mr. Ignacio Vasquez, Sr.

Philips Healthcare North Pioneer Natural

Arnett

Mr. and Mrs. Kevin M. Valek

Mr. and Mrs. David K. Peters America

Travel Executives, Texas Chapter Southern Glazer's Wine and Spirits

and Mrs. William R. Weaver

Mr. and Mrs. Hiawatha Williams

Mr. Ronald Barone Doris L. Bass/Harry W. Bass, Jr. Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Baucum Dr. Anne R. Bavier and Mr. Robert N. Bavier BC Williams Bakery Service Marlene S. Bean

Mr. and Mrs. Kevin M. Winters

The Beckner Family

Kevin & Kyle Witt Memorial

Mr. John Behnke

Premier Communications

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Squires

Foundation/Mr. and Mrs.

Mr. Michael Belvin

Deborah Price, Au.D.

Stantec Architecture

Russell A. Witt, Jr.

Ben G. Barnett Foundation

Prime Lending

Christine A. Starzyk

Mr. and Mrs. Craig Wohlers

Thanh Quang

Elizabeth W. Stephenson

Wolo Boutique

Mel and Linda Ray

Dr. and Mrs. William F. Stiles

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C.

Raymond James Charitable

Mr. and Mrs. Michael

Endowment Fund

Stockham

RE/MAX Landmark

Ms. Kristl Story

Red Bull

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey C.

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Snyder

Stouffer

Mr. Jeremy Reiter

Ms. Elizabeth Stratton

Riseman Development

Studio Movie Grill

Company, Nancy and

Mr. Cliff Sunda

Bill Riseman and Harriet

Supreme Roofing

Reisman-Snyder

Mr. and Mrs. Michael A.

Mr. and Mrs. William S.

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Paul F. and Debra Brennan

Riseman RK Construction Services, Inc

Swartzendruber Mr. and Mrs. Sean Sweeney

Woolley

Mr. and Mrs. John R. Benefield Rob and Kim Bennett Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert J. Besing

Workplace Resource Group

Cindy Bird

Dr. and Mrs. A. Gordon

Mr. Bruce Birdsong

Worsham WSP

Mr. and Mrs. Bill Birdwell Black Box Mr. and Mrs. Steven Blasnik Mr. and Mrs. Gus Blass

GIFTS OF $1,000 - $2,499 Dr. Susan K. Adler Ms. Shari Agatstein

Foundation Trust Estate of Edward J. Bob Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Bowles, Jr. Brasseler USA Mr. Richard Breed

Mr. Bill Brewer

Dallas Zoo

Mr. Todd Franks

Ms. Nicole Brewer

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Danuser

Mr. and Mrs. James D. Frary

Mr. and Mrs. Marion L.

Misty Das

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Frazier, Jr.

Marguerite Steed Hoffman

Datum Engineers

Mr. and Mrs. Shelby T. French

Holidaze And Gifts

Mr. and Mrs. Charles T.

Fuego | Attic Salt Frisco

HollyFrontier

Ms. Lauren Fuhr

Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Holt

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J.

Mr. Michael Hood

Brockette, Jr. Cynthia Manning Brown Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Brown Mr. and Mrs. W. Lawrence Brown

Daulton Mr. and Mrs. John D. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Dawson

Gafford

Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Q. Hoang

Mr. and Mrs. James

BTWHSPVA Dance Guild

Delta Delta Delta

George Galanis

Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Buford

Mark Deramee Childhood

Ms. Kathy Gardner

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hubbard

Mr. and Mrs. Kali Buhariwalla

Brain Tumor Research Fund

Hopson, Jr.

Mr. Robert Gartner

Andrea A. Huffman

Ms. Gwen Buhmann

Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Devlin

Mr. Christopher B. Geiger

Mr. and Mrs. Jerry M. Huffman

Mr. and Mrs. John R. Bunten

Ms. Kelly Dilodovico

Mr. and Mrs. Peter C. Gekas

Huitt-Zollars, Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Buol

Mr. and Mrs. Robert N.

General Mills

Mr. and Mrs. William P. Hull, Jr.

Ms. Julie Germann

Hunt Consolidated, Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. Frederick E.

Caroline Rose Hunt

Thomas M. Burt

Douglas

Mr. Jason Butter

Mr. and Mrs. David Doyle

Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Byerly

Dream Marriage Group Inc.

Dr. Stephanie I. Byerly

Mr. and Mrs. Trey Dunlap

Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. Gibson

Mr. and Mrs. Ray L. Hunt

Cadence McShane

Mr. and Mrs. William C. Duvall

Give With Liberty

IHOP

Caelus Energy Alaska

Ms. Brenda Paulsen and Mr.

Godsey Law Firm

ILTexas

Mr. and Mrs. Alan J. Gold

Lauren and Alex Inman

Ms. Gwendolyn J. Campbell

Douglas Duwe

Gibson

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas H. Hunt

Mr. and Mrs. Mike Campbell

E2 Optics

Ms. Christina Gomez

Ms. Joy Interrante

Mr. and Mrs. Larry W. Carter

Mr. and Mrs. Randall M. Ebner

Mr. Glenn Gonzales

IPPSA Midcities/DFW

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher

Mr. and Mrs. Bob S.

Good Done Great

Mr. David Jablinski

Mr. and Mrs. William J.

Mr. and Mrs. M. Nicholas Jent

J. Caso Mr. and Mrs. Sid Cates Mr. Conley L. Cathey

Edmonson Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey C. Eleazer

Goodwin Drs. Morris and Susan

John and Rose Herman Support Foundation

The Catholic Foundation

Dr. and Mrs. Joel K. Elmquist

Mr. and Mrs. Joe D. Cavender

Mr. and Mrs. William M. Elvey

Scott Graham

Mrs. Page Johnson

Cameron Chana

Mr. and Mrs. Ted Emrich

Grand Prairie ISD/Gage

Mr. and Mrs. Merrill A. Jones

Changemakers for Children’s

Mr. and Mrs. James C. Epstein

Mr. and Mrs. Vinson Chapman

The Evans Family

Armand D Graves

Charities Aid Foundation of

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas R. Evans

Ms. Alana Gregory-Carreon

Ms. Linda P. Evans

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Grein

Mr. and Mrs. Carl B. Chavoya

Mr. Fernand Faramchi

Mr. and Mrs. James R. Griffin

Chicago Title Insurance

Elizabeth L. Farnsworth

Mr. and Mrs. Brian Gross

Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Keiser

George and Wanda Farr

Mr. Jamal Guio

Mr. and Mrs. Corey L.

Susan H. and John C.

Rakesh Gupta

America

Company Mrs. Darda Chow

Gottlieb

Overton Memorial Car Show

Mr. and Mrs. Bill Cicherski

Farris Family Charitable

Mr. and Mrs. John P. Hagan

Mr. Randy S. Cimorelli

Foundation/Mr. and Mrs.

J.M. Haggar Jr. Family

Mr. B. Clark

John C. Farris

Foundation/Isabell Haggar

Mr. Randal Johns

Mr. and Mrs. Al W. Josephs Mr. and Mrs. Jonathon C. Juracek Louise W. Kahn Fund of The Dallas Foundation

Kerstetter Mr. and Mrs. Hamid Khaleghipour Elizabeth and Carter King

Dorothy Clark

Sandy Faulkner

Randy and Neva Hall

Mr. Mason D. King

Mr. and Mrs. Cullum Clark

Jerry R. Fawcett

Halliburton Giving Choices

Ms. Shannon M. Kmak and Mr.

Ms. Nancy Clawater

Mr. and Mrs. Justin Fay

Mr. and Mrs. Dennis K. Hamm

Mr. and Mrs. Lachlan Clifford

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher W.

Mr. and Mrs. Thornton I.

Mr. and Mrs. William M. Collins

Ferguson

Hardie, III

Mark J. Modlin Dawn Knight Mr. and Mrs. David J. Knust

Colony Chiropractic

Taco Cabana

Mr. Kevin Harding

Mr. Paul Konen

Drs. Jennifer and

Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Filgo

Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Harshaw

Ms. Cheryl Koonce

Shandon Colter

First United Bank and Trust

OrthoTexas

Mr. and Mrs. Adam A. Krug

Mrs. Cynthia Henke

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kuchta

Mr. Thomas H. Fitzpatrick

Ms. Ruth Anne Herring

Mr. and Mrs. Josh C. Ladd

Mr. and Mrs. David J. Flavell

Herson-Stirman Family

Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Lafitte

Common Cents Fund Community Foundation of Greater Birmingham

Company

Mr. Mark Connally

Flower Child Addison

Convergint Technologies

Folsom Charitable

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher T. Cook Mr. and Mrs. Hal Cook Lisa and Clay Cooley Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Copley, Jr.

Foundation/Mr. and Mrs.

Foundation Mr. Daryl Herzog Higginbotham Community

R. Steve Folsom/Robert S.

Fund of the North Texas

Folsom/Mr. and Mrs. Robert

Community Foundation

J. Frank Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth M. Fowler

High Profile, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Hilger Lyda Hill

Ms. Sabrina Lamb and Mr. Steven Albitz Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Landen Mayor and Mrs. Olin B. Lane, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John J. Lanzillo, III

Brendy A. Corley

Fox Rothschild LLP

Hoak Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Larson

Mr. and Mrs. Ed Crawford

Mr. and Mrs. Jim Fox

Nancy and Jim Hoak

Mr. and Mrs. Frank T. Lauinger

Miss Hannah Crowe

Mr. and Mrs. Brad Foxman

Launch Agency

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2018 BENEFACTORS CONTINUED Laurie and Todd Platt Family Charitable Foundation Mr. and Mrs. David Lautzenheiser

Moore, Jr. Kay Y. Moran/James D. & Kay Y. Moran Foundation

Lacy Lawrence

Dr. and Mrs. Rustin Morse

Mr. and Mrs. John B. Lederer

David Moseley Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Lee

Mr. and Mrs. Jon L. Mosle, III

Mr. and Mrs. Hin Wai

Mrs. Jon Mosle, Jr.

Henry Lee

Preston Meadow Lutheran Church

Mr. and Mrs. Matthew G. Scarborough

Ruth E. Price

Sue Schell

Mr. Paul J. Prisaznuk

Schmidt and Stacy

Mr. and Mrs. Maurice E.

Mr. and Mrs. John R. Schmidt

Purnell, Jr. Quest Diagnostics Matching Gifts Program

Kaye Schmidt Randy B. Schuster Ms. Holly N. Scimeca

Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Moss

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Quirk

Mr. and Mrs. Ryan R. Scripps

Mr. and Mrs. Warren R. Lee

Mr. and Mrs. Jose A. Motta

Mr. Jeremiah Radandt

Mr. and Mrs. Michael C.

The Leet Family

Patricia B. & Gus Blass

Mr. and Mrs. Gary R. Rahn

Mr. and Mrs. Dustin Lewis

Foundation Trust

Ms. Victoria Seitz SELECT Commercial

Ms. Dani Muckleroy

Ms. Sherri Ramirez

Lightbeam Health Solutions

Naomi Winick, M.D. and

Mary Stewart Ramsey Family

M.P. Lindh Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Lobner

Joseph T. Murphy Mr. and Mrs. James C. Musselman Mr. and Mrs. J. Marc Myers

Mr. Adam Logan

Ms. Ashley Nadeau

Mr. and Mrs. John Lusk

Mr. Jack Christopher Najork/

Dr. Lottye Brodsky and Dr. Bobby Lyle Mr. William MacDonald Mr. and Mrs. Harold F. MacDowell

Najork Family Foundation Navias Family Foundation/Mr. and Mrs. Louis K. Navias In Memory of Rett Nearburg New Hope Foundation

Jo Karen Selman

North Texas Community

Mr. and Mrs. Yad Senapathy

Foundation

The Honorable Florence M.

Dr. Lee and Mrs. Angelique Reagor Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Reddick

Mrs. Heidy Shields

Retta Mr. and Mrs. Cody M. Dr. and Mrs. Scott I. Reznik

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas L. Mann

Amy T. Ng

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B.

Mr. Eric Marascio

Mr. and Mrs. William G.

Mr. and Mrs. David F. Martineau Mr. and Mrs. David T.

North Texas Dr. and Mrs. Jack J. Novak

Reynolds

Rhodes, Jr.

Sigma Polishing & Restoration, LP Mrs. Kerry Silver and Mr. Jim Cowen Mr. and Mrs. Morris Simmons Nancy E. Sisler

Mary E. Richey

Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Skinner

The Ridgemont Commercial

Skyline Art Services

Construction Mr. and Mrs. Eric Riggan

Mr. and Mrs. Mark L. Nunneley

Riggs Family Foundation

Mr. Charlie Martinez

Mr. and Mrs. Erle A. Nye, Sr.

Dr. and Mrs. Leonard M.

Mr. and Mrs. Richard A.

Mr. and Mrs. Rick Ochterbeck

Massman

Kimberly E. Short

Brian Rice

Ms. Taryn E. Novak

Martineau

Mr. Brian Shaw Ms. Lisa C. Shearin

Nexius

Niederstadt

Mr. Howard Shapiro Estate of Brian Shaw

Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin J.

Mr. Hussain Manjee

Community Foundation of

Shapiro and

Ms. Crickett Reed

Ms. Judith Newton

Mr. Dwight Martin

Services LLC

Charitable Fund of the

Irene Mahlke

Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Markell

Searcy

Mr. Jason Ramey

LifeLock Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth

Riggs, Jr.

Peter P. and Bonnie B. Smith Foundation/ Mr. and Mrs. Peter P. Smith Ms. Cameron Smith Ms. Monica Egert Smith

Ms. Nancy L. O'Neil

Mrs. Alverden M. Riker

Rick Smith

Mr. and Mrs. Heath May

Ms. Laran O'Neill

Dr. and Mrs. W. Steves Ring

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas B.

McCormick & Company, Inc.

Park Cities Peridontics &

Mr. Phil Roden

Mr. and Mrs. John McDermott Mr. and Mrs. Brian D. McFarlane Dr. and Mrs. Andrew G. McGarrahan William and Shirley McGinnis Fund

Implant Dentistry

Smock

Dr. Patricia A. Rodriguez

Mr. and Mrs. Daryl N. Snadon

Mr. William Parker

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Roose

Ms. Helen C. Sokulski

Mr. Mitesh Patel

The Rosewood Corporation/

Marianne D. Sondak

The Rosewood Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Keith C.

David R. Peacock Mr. and Mrs. James Pegram

Ms. Annadele H. Ross

Mr. William Pelley

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Rowden

Mr. and Mrs. Leigh Spangler

Southerland

Pepsi Beverages Company

Mrs. Mandi Rowley

Mrs. Ben H. Sparkman

Mr. and Mrs. Rob McIntosh, Jr.

Ms. Lindsey Persson

Mr. and Mrs. Noel Ruddick

Dr. Stephanie Speights and

Mr. and Mrs. Mark McKinley

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey

Sandra Ruff

Mr. David Medanich

R. Peterson

Mr. Douglas Hollinger

Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Rupp

Ms. Kimberly Sporich

Medcore Partners

Mrs. Suzi Zimmerman Petroff

Rushing Machine Shop

Ms. Jennifer Sprague

Nancy Meier

Mr. and Mrs. Rick Pickard

Mr. and Mrs. Blake Russell

Mr. and Mrs. Harley J. Staber

Mr. and Mrs. J. Kenneth

Mr. and Mrs. Michael

Mr. and Mrs. Andres Ruzo

Mrs. Melva Stanfield

Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey J. Ryan

Mr. and Mrs. Bill Starkey, Sr.

Menges, Jr.

K. Pickens

Dr. Christopher G. Menzies

Mr. and Mrs. Gavin S. Pitzer

Safe Kids Worldwide

Dr. and Mrs. Joel B. Steinberg

O'Neal Flat Rolled Metals

Mr. and Mrs. Todd L. Platt

Mr. Ayush Saha

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald G.

Mr. and Mrs. Brian K. Miller

Mr. and Mrs. Jon Poglitsch

Ms. Cristina Salas

Mr. and Mrs. Gary W. Millican

Pogue Grandkids

Joseph A. Salgado

Sterling Barnett Little, Inc.

Miss America Organization

Mr. Joe E. Powell

Mr. Benigno Salinas

Ms. Cheryl R. Stewart

Mr. Javier Montemayor

The Aileen and Jack Pratt

Mr. and Mrs. Robert

Mr. and Mrs. Todd B. Stoller

Mr. and Mrs. Edward W.

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Mr. and Mrs. James A.

Moore

Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Jack E. Pratt, Sr.

F. Sanford Mr. and Mrs. Todd Savage

Steinhart

Mrs. Kathleen Lauzon and Dr. William R. Strand

Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm B. Street

Whitney M. Watts Gil & Dody Weaver

Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Stripling

Foundation/Bill and Katie

Sulentic Family Foundation/

Weaver Charitable Trust/Dr.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Sulentic

and Mrs. William R. Weaver The Weber Family

Sunset Collegiate Academy

Mr. and Mrs. John Wechsler

SW Associates Consulting

Joan Weil

Engineers

Mr. and Mrs. Cam S. Welch

Greg Swalwell

Lisa and Jeff Wellen

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Swann

Wells Fargo

Dr. Susan Swanson

Weva Properties, LTD

Dr. and Mrs. Brad Tate

Mr. James Whisenhunt

Mike Taylor

White Rock and Town North

Jeanne N. Nightingale-Teresi and Mark Teresi Texas Airsystems, Inc. Texas Best Stain

Lions Club WHR Architects Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Wiegand

Texas Pediatric Society

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Wiggins

Texas Presbyterian

Mr. Greg Williams

Foundation

Mr. Ken Williams

Meier Properties

Adrienne C. Willie

The Salvation Army National

Winstead

Corporation Mr. and Mrs. L. Sanders Thompson Mr. Raymond M. Timpanelli Mr. and Mrs. J. Carter Tolleson, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. James B. Woods Mrs. Christy Wooten Darrell W. Wootton WP Electric & Communications Mr. and Mrs. John M. Yeaman

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Towles

Mr. Amir Yoffe

Mr. and Mrs. Richard D.

Sally Young

Trubitt Ms. Sylvia Tucker Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Uhrick United Service Association for Health Care Foundation United Way of Metropolitan Chicago United Way of the Midlands Brenda K. Urbanczyk

YourCause Paying Agent for Corporate Giving YourCause, LLC Trustee for Dr Pepper Snapple Group YourCause, LLC Trustee for New York Life Dr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Zellers Mr. and Mrs. Mark Ziemianski

Utility Trailer of Dallas, Inc. Mr. Jeffrey Vanderlaan Mr. Ashwin Varadarajan Danusadevi Vijayakumar Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Villalobos Mr. and Mrs. Upendra N. Vora W4 Consulting, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Daryl O. Walker Vanessa and Larry Walls Dr. Dawna H. Walsh and Mr. John M. Walsh Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Walsh Dr. and Mrs. Nathan S. Walters Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Washburne Waterhouse Family Trust Dr. and Mrs. Blake E. Waterhouse Mr. and Mrs. James D. Watkins Mr. and Mrs. Douglas G. Watts

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THE BRADFORD SOCIETY The Bradford Society recognizes those who embrace the mission and work of Children’s Health by naming Children’s Medical Center Foundation as a beneficiary in their personal financial and estate plans.

Carol and Steve Aaron Ruth E. Adler*

de Camp*

Dora L. Jenkins*

Marie H. Moses*

Darlene E. Johnson*

Jan and Marc Myers

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen G. Suellentrop

Vernon E. Alexander*

Bonnie J. Dixon

Jeanne R. Johnson

Sandy Kahn Nachman

Maria Surgeon*

Alpha P. Baird*

Patricia and Robert Doffing

Harvey D. Jones

Karen Knight Neukom*

Eric M. Swanson

Nancy and Tom Baker

Mr. Grady A. Dozier*

Rickie Julian

Noreen Nicol*

Alta Sweeney*

John E. Barthel*

Mr. Dawn M. Drouillard

Rob Kendall

Sylvia S. Nijhoff*

Nancy T. Swenson*

Anella Slaughter Bauer*

John W. Duckett, M.D.*

Lucile Christian Kennemer*

Dr. and Mrs. Hisashi Nikaidoh

Florence Szczepanski*

Miriam M. Beecherl*

Christina and Chris Durovich

Marcia and Mark King

Louise S. Norwood*

Camille Taylor*

Mr. and Mrs. George H.

Fay J. Ebeling*

Mr. and Mrs. Robert J.

Nancy and Jack Oliver

Betty J. Terrell*

Henry Oppenheimer*

Margaret Thompson*

Billingsley

Frances and David Eisenberg

Kowalski

Kathryne and Gene* Bishop

John Ergas

Cynthia and David Krause

Lynn and Mark Oristano

Maxine E. Thompson*

A. Wade Black

Betty L. Farnsworth*

Mr.* and Mrs.* Edward J.

Tina and Duffy Oyster

Phelo M. Thompson*

Zona Blackwood*

Wanda and George Farr

Maurine Pearson*

Joyce and Bennett

Edward J. Bob*

Barbara and Leo Fields

Mr. and Mrs. Hans Kunz

John I. Borrego

Mr. and Mrs. Chester

Joyce Cowin Lang*

Mr. and Mrs.* Richard C.

A. Fischer

Kremer

Mr. and Mrs. Judson C. Phillips

Tibbs Jennifer J. Tissing*

Katherine R. Lang*

Alison A. Phipps, M.D.

Eleanor W. Tranchin*

Mary C. Fisher*

Annie E. Langdon*

Mr. and Mrs. Mack Pogue

Margaret* and Victor

Carole A. Bragg

Greer Garson Fogelson*

Beth and Britt Langford

Deborah R. Price, Au.D.

Frank W. Bray

Roberta Forbes*

Mr. and Mrs.* Charles R.

Mr. and Mrs. Harvey L. Price

Sandra K. Turner

Marie-Agnes Bray*

Jackie Franey

Mrs. J. Philip Pringle

Angela and Doug

Hazel Broughton*

Frances Freeman*

Janet Lauderdale

Donna and Gary R. Rahn

Betty G. Brown

Katherine L. Friend

Adele B. Lee*

Mr. and Mrs. Jackson

Lillie Brumit*

Johnny Gebauer*

Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Lee

Mrs. David D. Bruton, Sr.

Maurice W. Genseke*

Mr.* and Mrs. George A.

Dovie Lamora Bryant*

R. B. George*

J.M. Burkett*

Leatha K. Gilchrist*

Clarlyn* and Victor* Bychok

Maidie B. Goddard*

Ardella V. Campbell*

Bowman

Lathem

Linskie

Lee Raley Patty and Ben Retta

A. Trubitt

Vanderslice Percy N. Vinther* Margaret Bright Vonder Hoya

Eddith G. Reynolds*

Doris Voss*

Darrell D. Logan*

Mr. and Mrs. Peter W. Roberts

Irene H.* and Earnest

Mr. and Mrs. William R. Lorenz

Sallie J. Roberts*

Gloria B. Graham

Billy Eddings Lucas, II*

Hazel L. Robertson*

Jeff and Lisa Wellen

Bennye Caraway*

Judy Grant

Bulah M. Luse*

Joey and Greg Robertson

Jo Ann Wells*

Nodine Carroll*

Ida M. Green*

Wanda Lyday*

Dr. George (Robbie) and

Martha Ruth Wheeler*

Fran and Bill Carter

George J. Gunther*

Fredrick G. Lyde

Mr. and Mrs. Larry W. Carter

Ute S. and Rolf R. Haberecht

Sally W. Lyon and Christoper

Mary Lee Casey*

Steve P. Hagemann

Col. James P. Caston*

Lucille M. Hahnel*

Donna S. Chereck and Robert

Lynore* Robinson

G. Wadel*

Arlton H. White

Janice and Richard* Rogers

Gail White

Marie J. Rose*

Lewis Whitlock*

Jed Mace*

Lilian R. Ruebeck

Madeleine Whitten*

Nancy B. Hamon*

Kay and Dennis Magill

Joseph A. Salgado

Marnie and Kern

Louise H. Hanaway

Stanley Marcus*

Norma Schaefer*

E. P. Childers*

Mary L. Harding*

Raymond Marlow*

Carol and Skipp Schauer

Howard N. Wilder*

Brent E. Christopher

Sandra L. Harrington

Gerda V. Marx*

Beverley Schey

Joanie* and Johnny*

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew

Marlys L. and John W. Harris

Cleo George McClure*

Eric G. Schroeder*

Mr. and Mrs. Edward

Sharon and Mike McCullough

Debbie and Ric Scripps

William W. McGinnis*

Sarah M.* and Charles

A. Chereck

J. Cicherski Mr. and Mrs. Bill Cicherski

J. Heffernan

J. Pfeiffer

Dorothy Clark

William C. Herndon

Marilyn D. McJimsey

Pauline L. Combs*

Drs. Beverly and

Melanie Medanich

Catherine Seles

Lydia M. Meierding*

John R. Sewell

Joyce and John Conroy

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Sprague* and Catherine

James Herring

E.* Seay

Wildenthal

Williams Mildred Wyatt-Wold* and Ivor P. Wold* Mr. and Mrs. Blair P. Woodall Dr. and Mrs. A. Gordon

Stephanie and Jay Courtney

Eunice Hertenstein*

Dorothy Middleton*

Cindy Brinker Simmons

Kathy and Michael Crow

Kimberly E. Hoagwood

Lisa M. Milonovich*

Carol and David Slover

Hallie M. Young

Janiece and Bruce Crozier

Jennifer S. Holder

Sarah R. Mitchell*

Ruth L. Sneed*

Clarence E. Zigenbein

Dorothy R. Cullum*

Mr. and Mrs. Oscar C. Hollis

Frankie E.* and John

Beverly Speegle

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Alice M. Cunningham*

Margaret W. Hopkins*

Miriam G. Star*

Deceased*

Shelby and Scott Dabney

Rebecca R. Horner

Dr. S. Halcuit Moore, Jr.*

David Stayer*

Dr. Juanita C. Dale

Joyce and Denny Houlihan

Mr. and Mrs. James A. Moore, Jr.

Georgia Stephenson

Bill and Priscilla Darling

Mrs. A. Bryce Huguenin*

Dr. and Mrs. Gary C.

Louise Milligan Storm*

Mrs. Joe M. Dealey*

Noble Hurley*

D. Montgomery

Morchower

Sally Seay Stout*

Worsham

WOMEN'S AUXILIARY LIFETIME MEMBERS DALLAS LIFETIME Carol Aaron Tracy Gardner Aaron Tammi Abney Kara Adam Gigi Allen Carly Allen-Martin JoAnn P. Altenau Nancy Seay Anderson Marilyn H. Augur Julie Bagley Clara Bahner Susan Bailey Betty Baird Kloe Barcus Kyra Barnett Angie Barrett Courtney Barrow Cyndi K. Bassel Martha Lou Beaird Meg Beaird Patricia Beckett Jill C. Bee Priscilla M. Berry Carol Beveridge Lindsay Billingsley Kathy Bishop Laura F. Blackman Ragan Blackmon Sue Blackwell Sarah Blumenschein Cordelia Boone Tara Bozman Maura Bradshaw Peggy Braecklein Jennifer Bridges Nancy Briggs Terri Brittingham Angie Clayton Brown Beth Brown Susan E. Brown Tracey Brown Charlotte Browning Paula Bruton Teresa Bryant Lauren Byrd Nancy Byrd Christie L. Cahoon Danna Campbell Mohler Carlson Emily Carrigan Tonya Carroll Stephanie Carvell Laura Chavoya Tracy Cheatham Gail Cheney Charlotte Clark Elloine Clark Sarah Clark Joanna Clarke Brenda W. Cockerell Anne Coke Serena Cole Anne-Louise Collins Judy CollinsKirkpatrick

Heather Cooper Ann Corrigan Katy Corrigan Mary C Corrigan Maura Costello Carla Courtwright Donna Zinke Cowman Erin Nealy Cox Terri Patrick Cox Amy Simmons Crafton Martha Crites Stacy Crouch Kathy Crow Kathy C. Crow Mollie Crow Sandra Cude Lucky Cullum Marty Curtis Jessica Dalton Ann Delatour Michelle de la Valdene Jodi DeSerrano Emily Deutscher Jennifer P. Dickerson Jennifer Dix Kimberly Dodson Dana Donahoe Janie Douglass Jana Dransfield Shireen Duck Christina Durovich Sally Dutter Chelsea Duvall Jennifer Eagle Diana Edelman Kathryn S. Etcheverry Jo Jo Ewing Leigh Fahr Michelle Fail Jennifer Farnell George D. Farr Wanda B. Farr Susan Farris Pamela Field Elizabeth Figari Megan Filgo Mary Clare Finney Anne Fisher Michelle Fitzenhagen Christine Flanagan Gini Florer Stephanie M. Arnold Floyd Martha Fordyce Lisa Fosmark Amanda Francis Dana French Denise Fuller Heather Furniss Kim Gatlin Mary Lou Gibbons Judy Gibbs Jenney Gillikin Janie Means Gilmore Kristi Gittins Lori Glanzer Carol Glasgow Betty Godwin Martina Goff

Carol Pierce Goglia Linda Golden Lori Golin-Kerner Toppy Goolsby Nancy Gottsacker Jane Greene Shelley Gregg Susan Grier Jayne Grimes Whitney W. Grogan Dawn Grove Patricia Gum Leah Haberer MaryAnna Hall Randi Halsell Janie S. Hamner Sally Hanna Elaine Harman Linda M. Harris Holly Hassmann Dianne Hawkins M.T. Helland Liz Helton Cheryl Henry Ann Henson Rose C. Heppner Allison Hicks Luann Hicks Lyda Hill Barbara HitzelbergerWooten Amy Hofland Sally Holmes Michelle Hopper Kamm Howie Carol Huckin Mary Huddleston Anne B. Hudson Cindy Huey Cindy Hughes Caroline Hunt Kyle Hunt Tavia Hunt Heidi Imhof Margaret Jackson Melanie Jackson Laurie Johansen Amanda Johnson Beth Johnson Ann Jones Tiffany Jones Carole Jordan Trish Judson Kate Juett Tricia Kanewske Nikki Kapioltas Cayce Kemp Deanie Kepler Megan G. Kobler Susan Kohler Tracey Kozmetsky Lisa Kroencke Kara Kull Peggy La Font Becky Lacour Kimberley Lanio Caitlin Laughlin Linda Laughlin Merriellin Lehner Christi Leinart Eleanor J. Lemak Allison Lent Katherine Lewis Jenny Lichty

Melanie Lillard Elaine S. Lindh Jean C. Liu Amy Lobner Michelle Lockhart Vivian Lombardi Sarah Losinger Rebecca Lutz Dawn Lynn Sandye Mailandt Charlene C. Marsh Wendy Marsh Carol Mason Meredith McBee Rebecca McCamey Laura McCoy Rosemary McCoy Paige McDaniel Cindy McGeoch Mary Elise McGowan Polly McKeithen Lois McKown Elizabeth McMillan Jodi McShan Janie Means Gilmore Margharita Mercado Leslie Merrick Deborah Michel Maryann Mihalopoulos Carolyn Miller Jennifer Miller Katy Miller Melanie Miller Paula Miltenberger Paige Mims Josephine J. Mitchell Kristin K. Mitchell Elizabeth Modory Nancy Monning Mary Montgomery Dian Moore Lisa Moore Shelley Moore Cherry Morris Paula Mosle Anna Moss Kate Mote Susan Muller Florence Mullins Kay Murphy Jan Myers Kathleen Neely Laura Neely Maggie Neely Devon Nelson Amy Newman Shirley Newsom Jennifer Niccol Lynn Nikaidoh Tammy Novak Taryn Novak Lauri L. Nye Nancy O'Neil Connie O'Neill Valerie OrgeraPhillips Honey Owens Lori Anne Page Betty Park Allison Parks Pam Dealey Petty

2018-2019

Heidi Pickens Kenney Pickens Kacy Pierce Carol Piering Laurie Platt Donna Plunket Peggy Pollock Becky Pond Sandra Porter Lindy Pottinger Michal Powell Pat Prestidge Ruth Price Diane Purnell Eleanor Powell Putman Kim Quinn Devin Rambie Robbie Raphael Kim Raymond Debbie Raynor Chris Redden Anne Steakley Reeder Carol Bright Reeder Christie Reniger Suzy Rhodes Sharon Richards Carol M. Riddick Melissa Rieman Sarah Roberts Gwen Robertson Lisa Rocchio Diana Rodgers Sonya Rodrigue Frances Rogers Carol Ronchetti Bryanna Roop Kristy Rorschach Jill Rowlett Jennifer Royall Margot Ruebel Missy Ryan Karee Sampson Sue Sandford Susie Sandstrom Bernadette Schaeffler Lee Schaufele Kara Schlueter Penny Schmidt Holly Scimeca Diane K. Scovell Debbie Scripps Nancy Scripps Ginny Searcy Lynn Sears Deedee Selner Maureen Shafer Melanie Shaffer Bonnie Shelby Mary Kay Sheldon Mary Alice Shepherd Karen Shuttee Connie D. Sigel Sandye Silvera Susan Simmons Alisha Sinacola Alicia Slay Anna Small Nicole Small Beth Hull Smith Cameron Y. Smith Gina G. Smith

Monica Egert Smith Waverly Smith Debbie Snell Michelle Sosnoskie Cissie Sparkman Alexa Spears Marianne Staubach Salle Stemmons Stacey C. Stoller Mary Kay Story Diana Strauss Venise Stuart Mersina Stubbs Samantha Suchala Heather Sudbury Laura Sullivan Peggy Sutcliffe Lauren Swann Kara Swanson Jane Switzer Mindy Taylor Ellen Terry Kathryne Tessem Jessica Thackston Kay Theis Callie Thomas Cathy Thompson Debbie Tolleson Kacy Tolleson Marilyn Toomey Carol Touchstone Bebe C.Triplett Karla Adam Trusler Kimberly Trykoski Tamareh Tuma Amy Turner Courtney Underwood Melissa Utley Angie Vaughan Kerensa Vest Sherwood Wagner Donese Walker Beth Wallace Joan Walne Libby Walter Jessica Walton Mi Jung Warner Heather H. Washburne Jessica Wadkins Susie Watson Wanda Webb Marilyn Weber Sarah Weinberg Jimmy Westcott Nicole Wheeler Brenda White Michelle White Sally Wightman Emily Willding Beth Williams Kirsa A. Williams Stacey D. Williams Kendall Burney Wilson Candace Winslow Susan Wolcott Cayla Woodruff Nina Works Angie Worthen Kimberly J. Yamanouchi Amy Zicarelli Denise Zulick

PLANO LIFETIME Susan Abernethy Lara Ashmore Stephanie Barnes Carrie Benson Denise Bickel Wendy Blackwell Sandy Brennan Donna Bryant Karla Bryant Jean Callison Cece Campanini Nora Carter Rebecca Egelston Caso Traci Chrisman Phyllis Cole Betsy deVenny Allison Doyle Lucy Edling Wendy Engibous Wanda Farr Nina Felt Dawn Gall Pamela Grant-Clark Lisa Guerrero Sherie Hammett Holly Hassmann Stephanie Hilburn Diane Hopson Joyce Houlihan Ronelle Ianace Patricia Johnson Mindy Lefevre Nicki Loper Marilyn Mahoney Kathy Manack Downie Mathis Jennifer McGaha Christi W. Mitchell Joa Muns Kimberly Nelon Lisa Norton Mary O'Hanlon Belinda Orland Linda Paulk Ashleigh Pogue Nicole Powell Marlo Pulliam Lisa Raskin Abby Ray Traci Redding Carol P. Schauer Kathy Schell Theresa Sinacola Colleen Smith Sheri Steele Jenny Stutler April Tate Ruthie Vander Lugt Sherrie Varrichio Lisa Viguet Beth Webb Nancy Welwood Allison Whitfield Pam Wohlers Sharon Yager Tina Young

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IN MEMORY GENE BISHOP

A business legend and role model philanthropist, Gene Bishop quietly and generously supported Children’s Health for more than 40 years, along with the continuing support by his wife, Kathy. Sadly, Gene passed away on Feb. 22, 2019. With our deepest condolences to his family, we celebrate Gene’s life and honor his long commitment to the mission of making life better for children.

Last year, the couple pledged over $6 million to support Children’s Medical Center Research Institute at UT Southwestern, which conducts cutting-edge research at the intersection of cancer, stem cell biology and metabolism. Based upon an earlier gift, the CRI director, Dr. Sean Morrison, also holds the Kathryne and Gene Bishop Distinguished Chair in Pediatric Research at UT Southwestern.

In addition to many volunteer roles over the years, at the time of his death, Gene continued to serve as an honorary life member of the Children’s Health System of Texas board of directors.

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