2023 ANNUAL REPORT
HANCOCKHEALTH.ORG/FOUNDATION
BY FUNDING ESSENTIAL SERVICES THAT SUPPORT THE HEALTH OF OUR NEIGHBORS’ BODIES, MINDS, AND SPIRITS, WE ARE ACTIVELY TRANSFORMING AND SAVING LIVES.
SAVING LIVES.
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WE’RE HERE FOR THE HEALTH OF THE COMMUNITY
MEET THE TEAM
HANCOCK HEALTH FOUNDATION
DEAR FRIENDS
LETTER FROM KEVIN HARVEY, BOARD CHAIRPERSON
SEE WHO IS ON THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
SEE WHO IS ON DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL
CELEBRATING 25 YEARS OF WOMEN HELPING WOMEN
SPECIAL EVENTS
GOLF BENEFIT
SUPERIOR PERFORMER
HOSPICE CARE
WE FIGHT CANCER HERE CANCER CARE
PLUS
MENTAL HEALTH AND SUBSTANCE MISUSE TREATMENT PROGRAMS
IMPROVING SECURITY
LEGACY CIRCLE
THOMPSON & ASSOCIATES
SCHOLARSHIPS
HEALTHY COMMUNITY AWARDS
LIFT
THANK YOU TO OUR DONORS FINANCIAL REPORT
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ABOUT THE FOUNDATION
For more than 40 years, the Hancock Health Foundation has supported the advancement of healthcare and wellness in and around Hancock County.
Hancock Health does not receive tax dollars and writes off approximately $1.5 million each month in uncompensated services for our patients who do not have the financial means to pay. We believe everyone deserves access to high quality care, with or without insurance. The Foundation’s programs are crucial in bridging funding gaps, providing care for those without resources and driving our population health programs. Our Annual Report outlines the support Hancock Health Foundation provides to the hospital and our community in further detail.
HANCOCK HEALTH FOUNDATION
MEET THE TEAM
ALLYSON SMITH EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
(317) 468.4106
asmith@hancockhealth.org
KIRKPATRICK ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT (317) 468.4177
akirkpatrick@hancockhealth.org
AMY
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DEAR FRIENDS,
KEVIN HARVEY, BOARD CHAIR
For the Foundation, 2023 was a year of transition and celebration. In May, Nancy Davis, who had served as Executive Director for ten years, was promoted by hospital leadership to Assistant Vice President, Guest Services. Under Nancy’s leadership, the Foundation’s endowment grew from $5.6 million to $18 million. During our June 2023 board of directors’ meeting, we recognized Nancy for her excellent leadership. Many thanks to Nancy for her contributions to the growth, broadened impact, and increased reach of the Foundation during her tenure!
Transition to a new Executive Director was seamless, with Allyson Smith taking over for Nancy from her previous role on staff. We look forward to the continued growth and increased impact of the Foundation under Allyson’s leadership. Allyson stepped into her new role with a busy event calendar for the remainder of 2023, and Allyson and Amy worked tirelessly, in addition to their regular responsibilities, to ensure that those events were all successful.
Our biggest moment of celebration was the gala to recognize the 25th Anniversary of Women Helping Women. On October 20, around 330 friends of the Foundation gathered to celebrate all that Women Helping Women has accomplished to make necessary health screenings and healthcare services available to uninsured women in our community. The story of Women Helping Women’s history, combined with the donations of over $140,000 resulting from the gala, was an inspiring reminder of the blessing of living in a community that truly cares for its own.
This year we also celebrated our Legacy Circle donors with a reception held just for them. During that event, attendees were able to visit several booths representing areas of local health care impacted by their generosity, particularly in the areas of hospice, cancer care, and mental health. We are grateful for our Legacy Circle members, who lead the way in contributing financially to the continued cause of maintaining excellence in health care services provided by Hancock Health.
As usual, our staff was busy leading the Foundation through its regular event schedule. The Foundation golf scramble was again well-attended, and it netted $55,000 for our mental health endowment. The Foundation continues to be served by many committee members who contribute their time to Foundation causes. This included the continued awarding of scholarships for health care education and the selection of Health Community Award recipients.
This summary has been by no means exhaustive. The Foundation continues to be an important and effective partner of Hancock Health – assisting in the fulfilment of Hancock Health’s mission in many meaningful ways. The Foundation endowment continues to grow through your generosity. The endowment is now a source of sustainability in the provision of funding for health care services that our community considers priorities, but which are not publicly funded or covered by insurance.
I have appreciated the opportunity to have chaired our dedicated board of directors these past two years. I look forward to continuing to serve as a member of the board and to participating in all that the Foundation will continue to do for healthcare in our community.
RESPECTFULLY SUBMITTED,
KEVIN HARVEY
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Denise Arland
Tom Butler
Dee Carmichael
Peggy Carson, Secretary
Tim Clark
John Davis
Dr. Meg Fitzsimmons
Tonya Galbraith, Vice Chair
Jenna Gannon
Mike Graf, Treasurer
Kevin Harvey, Chair
Scott Kleine
Steve Long, Ex Officio
Florence May
Jeff Muegge
Ray Pohland
David Stillinger
Guy Titus
Jason White
Bob Wortman
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2023 DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL MEMBERS
The Development Council is a volunteer network of community and business leaders working to increase ongoing community and financial support for the Hancock Health Foundation.
The mission of the Development Council is to build and strengthen the constituency of the Hancock Health Foundation through increased communication and educational programming, active community involvement, and philanthropic support.
SIGNATURE GIFTS COMMITTEE
Sandy Miller, Chair
Becky Riley
Bob Wortman
Susie Broome
Lynn Kleiman
Brian Kinnaman
Dr. Meg Fitzsimmons
Scott Kleine
Kathy Locke
Scott Shipley
Jeff Muegge
Joel Hungate
Denise Arland
Amanda Everidge
Jason White
Joe Smith
Mayor Chuck Fewell
Tom Butler
Patrick Davidson
John Davis
Jamie Bell
Scott Wooldridge
Teri House-Gottschalk
Donnie Munden
David Stillinger
Steve Long
Mark Bauer
Peter Shelby
COMMUNITY RELATIONS COMMITTEE
Ray Pohland, Chair
Tricia Felty
Becky Blue
Becky Pohland
Marcy Hoffman
Carol Seng
Dee Carmichael
Ann Ott
Vicki Emmons
Marciann McClarnnon Miller
Florence May
Mayor Elect Guy Titus
Andrea Mallory
Audrey Page
Ryan Berry
Jené Winchester
Carla Hill
David Spencer
Mary Jo Shaw
Peggy Carson
Elizbeth Preston
Marcia Moore
Becky Hiday
Susan Geesa
Christina McQueeney
Katrina Griesmeyer
LIFT COMMITTEE (ASSOCIATES)
Jeannie Crowe, Co-Chair
Adam Wilhelm, Co-Chair
April Cole
Sarah House
Karen Willis
Debbie Muegge
Melissa Watson
Lana Bodkin
Jennifer Wells
Stephanie Wilson
Kim Daugherty
Amanda Sasher
Leigh Ann Anderson
Melissa McKamey
Cristalys Dejesus
Beth Turpin
Kylie Newman
Laura Beckley
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Our providers have treated thousands of patients but no one quite like you. We use more than clinical data to understand your unique story. We hear your voice. We believe your words. And whether you’re here for OB/GYN services, maternity, breast care, or any other reason, we’ll give you the individual attention you deserve.
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CELEBRATING 25 YEARS OF SUPPORTING WOMEN’S HEALTH 2023 ANNUAL REPORT 09
This was a special year for Women Helping Women
as we celebrated the 25th anniversary with a gala.
The event was held on Friday, October 20th at Embassy Suites in Noblesville and hosted 330 community members who came together to commemorate 25 years of supporting women’s health. Since 1998, Women Helping Women has been a primary funding source for the women’s clinic at Hancock Health, which provides important healthcare services for under/uninsured women in Hancock County.
Event speakers included Dr. Monet Bowling, breast cancer surgeon, and Myra Bleill, Former Foundation Director and co-founder of Women Helping Women. We looked back at the origins of Women Helping Women, how the program has grown in size and scope since then, and the tremendous impact it has had on women in our community. Dr. Bowling shared about the increase in breast cancer diagnoses locally and the importance of getting regular screenings which can lead to earlier diagnosis and better treatment outcomes. She thanked Women Helping Women supporters for making it possible for women to receive mammograms and other health services that they otherwise would be unable to afford.
Mindy Rigney, a Hancock Health associate and breast cancer patient who received care through Women Helping Women, also shared her heartfelt story with attendees. Mindy credits Women Helping Women with giving her access to the care she needed, emotional support and education from the clinic staff and for helping to lessen the financial burden that can come with a cancer diagnosis.
Guests enjoyed bidding on silent auction items including gift baskets, experiences and more. After dinner, the live auction by auctioneer Wayne Addison raised additional funds for the clinic and included vacations, sports tickets, rare artwork, jewelry and hand-carved furniture. The program concluded with a Fund A Need to help pay for a new mammography machine.
The night didn’t end there! For the first time, the event extended beyond the conclusion of the program as guests enjoyed music by Track Seven DJ and dancing later into the evening. Guests had a great time while giving generously to support women’s healthcare. Overall, the event raised over $140,000 in net proceeds, a new record for Women Helping Women. We’re so grateful to all the volunteers, sponsors, attendees and donors who made this event a huge success.
“Breast cancer isn’t for the weak; it’s a fight. Women Helping Women helped me with that fight, and I can never say thank you enough for that.”
- MINDY RIGNEY
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IMPACT OF YOUR GIFTS TO WOMEN HELPING WOMEN IN 2023
“We are extremely grateful for this opportunity to provide quality health care to uninsured and underinsured patients. We have been able to expand services especially in the areas of lab work and pelvic ultrasounds, along with our breast health screening and diagnostic services. We are the only facility in Hancock county which can provide totally funded women’s health services, thanks to the generous support of the Hancock Health Foundation.”
BECKY POHLAND, WOMEN’S CLINIC COORDINATOR
Fund A Need donations, combined with proceeds from previous years’ Women Helping Women events, enabled the Foundation to give $300,000 to Hancock Health to help purchase a second mammography machine for the women’s center which will allow them to see more patients and decrease wait times for mammograms.
Screening Mammograms 28 Diagnostic Mammograms 34 Breast MRIs 4 Ultrasounds 11 Pelvic Ultrasounds 13 Bone Density Scans 5 Labs 29 Pap Tests 9 Pelvic Exams 10 Breast and Pelvic Exams 3 Additional Services 10
SERVICES FOR 85 INDIVIDUALS INCLUDING:
WOMEN HELPING WOMEN PROVIDED 141
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SPECIAL THANKS TO THE
2023 WOMEN HELPING WOMEN COMMITTEE
Terry Beagle
April Blair
Myra Bleill
Susie Broome
Nancy Davis
Julie Dishman
Tonya Galbraith
Sondra Gullion
Addy Edwards
Marcy Hoffman
Linda Jones
Kim Kelley
Ana Kiely
Brian Kinnaman
Amy Kirkpatrick
Lynn Kleiman
Jennifer Lear
Kathy Locke
Andrea Mallory
Sandy Miller
Debbie Muegge
SAVE THE DATE
Aaron O’Connor
Becky Pohland
Becky Riley
Renee Rupley
Melba Salmon
Star Sanford
Jenna Silvey
Allyson Smith
Beth Turpin
Lisa Wood
THE 2024 WOMEN HELPING WOMEN CELEBRATION WILL BE HELD ON FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25TH AT EMBASSY SUITES IN NOBLESVILLE, AND WE’RE EXCITED TO HAVE NEWS ANCHOR AND BREAST CANCER SURVIVOR ANDREA MOREHEAD AS OUR SPEAKER.
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THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS
PEARL
Ascension St. Vincent
Scott and Karen Kleine
gbcBANK
Erin and Scott Dorsey
Hancock Health
Ray and Becky Pohland
Susie Broome in Memory of Susie Billings
Stillinger Family Funeral Home/ Penny’s Florist
Rick and April Sasso
PLATINUM
Dan and Becky Riley
Randall Residence at Gateway Park
CarDon & Associates
GOLD
Mayor Chuck & Kristin Fewell
Lynn Kleiman & David Severs
Peggy Carson
NineStar Connect
Hancock Dermatology
Kappa Kappa Kappa - Upsilon Chapter
Joyner Homes
Dr. Lori Wean
Tonya Galbraith & Dr. Meg Fitzsimmons
Sue Ann Wortman Cancer Center
Huntington Bank
Greenfield Daily Reporter
SILVER
Star Sanford
Leo’s Market and Eatery
Maria and Victor Bond
Terry and Tom Beagle
Well Done Marketing
Ruth Walker
Dr. Thomas Jones
Blue & Company
Radiology of Indiana
Hologic
Nancy and Dr. Dennis Lawton
Shepherd Financial
Anonymous
White & Jocham/ Dynamic Legacy Planning
Don and Marcy Hoffman
Forvis
Donald and Kenene Weymouth
Jaris Hammond
BRONZE
Tim and Kim Clark
Hancock Surgery Center
Janet Huebner
Tom and Pearlann Haines
Burl and Georgia Carmichael
John and Linda Zimmermann
Dr. Stephanie and Brian Kinnaman
Sandy and Bernie Miller
Mary Jo Shaw in memory of Dorothy Gunn
Dianne Osborne
Linda Jones - Amsoil Representative
Leslie Severance
Allen Strahl
Suburban Home Health
Kevin and Jayme Harvey
Sertoma Club of Greenfield
Indiana Spine Center
Jaris Hammond
Patrick Davidson - Cooper Real Estate
Vickie Mattox
Beverly Gard
Dr. Elizabeth Blachly
Dr. Kristin Bagley
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GOLF BENEFIT
YOU MAKE A DIFFERENCE!
Thank you for your continued support of Hancock Health, the Foundation, and our community!
The 45th Annual Hancock Health Foundation Golf Benefit hosted 280 golfers over two days of golf on June 14th and 15th at Royal Hylands Golf Club.
Golfers continue to rave about the top-rated course in Knightstown which provides a beautiful backdrop for our event.
Participants enjoyed nice (if slightly chilly) weather and delicious food provided by Ye Olde Bakery, Jersey Mikes, The Depot and Hancock Health Catering Services. This event would not be possible without the 68 sponsors and 40 volunteers who gave their time and financial support to make it a success.
Overall, the event raised $55,000 to support mental health and substance use treatment programs for our community. It is heartwarming to see so many community members show up to play golf in support of Hancock Health and these important programs.
2024 GOLF BENEFIT
JUNE 13 &14
ROYAL HYLANDS GOLF CLUB SAVE THE DATE
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THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS
Lunch Sponsor
• Hall Render Killian Heath & Lyman
Thursday Dinner Sponsor
• The Stillinger Family
Thursday Beverage Cart
• Avenue Development
Friday Beverage Cart
• gbcBank
Thursday Drink Station
• Peine Engineering
Hole-in-one Sponsor
• Joyner Homes
Hole-in-one Sponsor
• The Riley Charles Settergren Foundation
Thursday Putting Contest
• Well Done Marketing
Breakfast Sponsor
• Huntington National Bank
Friday Dinner Sponsor
• NineStar Connect
Team Awards
• MKM Architecture + Design
Eagle Sponsors
• Jeff Muegge and Family
• Guidon
• Outsource Billing Services/ Receivable Recovery Partners
• Sonicu
• The Hagerman Group
• Blue & Co. LLC
• Shepherd Insurance
• Unified Group
• Randall Residence at Gateway Park
• Hancock Health
• Fralich’s Landscape
• Ratio Design
• The Resource Group
• Engineered Machine Products
• ABM Healthcare
• Hokanson Companies, Inc.
• Tyner Pond Farm
• Pepper Construction
• Sharp Business Systems
• Greenfield Beverage Company
• Republic National Distributing Company
• Avenue Development
Par Sponsors
Hole Sponsors
• Burl and Georgia Carmichael
• ClaimAid
• Bradford Builders, Inc.
• Dan and Becky Riley
• Erlewein Mortuary and Crematory
• Dr. Georgia Knotek
• Patrick Davidson, Realtor— Cooper Real Estate
• John & Linda Zimmermann
• Lynn Kleiman and David Seevers
• Weas Engineering, Inc.
• Shepherd Financial
• Tom & Pearlann Haines
• Tx:Team
• Mid-America Elevator Co., Inc.
• Suburban Home Health
• Smith Projects
• Seals Ambulance Service
• The Daily Reporter
• The Kinnaman Family
• Hancock Sugery Center
• Signarama
• Jersey Mike’s Subs-Greenfield
• Ye Olde Corner Bakery
• Republic Services
• HMH Contractors, Inc.
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MAKING AN IMPACT
YOUR GIFTS PUT TO WORK IN 2023
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FOR THE 5TH YEAR IN A ROW, OUR HOSPICE PROGRAM RECEIVED THE “SUPERIOR PERFORMER” AWARD,
HOSPICE CARE
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Hancock Health continues to provide excellent hospice care to our community through Suburban
Hospice and the hospital’s inpatient unit.
In 2023, more than 400 patients received end of life care which was 9% growth over the previous year. For the 5th year in a row, our hospice program received the “Superior Performer” award, a designation only awarded to 5 hospices nationwide and an outstanding indicator of the high qualify of care provided to our patients and families.
In 2024, we are launching a palliative care program to help people in our community manage the symptom burden of serious disease. Palliative care helps people who are undergoing treatment for their illness with pain, respiratory issues, fatigue and more. Our first focus will be on patients living with lung disease who hospitalize frequently due to their shortness of breath and will see these patients in our palliative care clinic. While palliative care and hospice are different, there is some overlap in patients and providers, so the hospice team is uniquely qualified to address this growing need.
Donations to the Rex A. Pasko Hospice Endowment continue to support hospice services at Hancock Health and ensure that they will be available for our community for years to come. We are particularly touched by the friends and families of hospice patients who choose to make memorial gifts to the Hancock Health Foundation in support of hospice care. Their gratitude for the care their loved one received and their generosity will help to sustain our hospice program for the future.
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CANCER CARE
The Sue Ann Wortman Cancer Center saw continued growth in 2023 as we’ve seen an increase in cancer diagnoses here locally and even more patients choosing Hancock Health for treatment. Dr. Monet Bowling and Dr. Anne Mattingly saw 85 new breast cancer patients in 2023, and experienced a 15% increase in breast cancer surgeries from the previous year. Overall, the Center Center saw 2,700 patients for oncology and hematology care. There was a 24% increase in the daily average number of patients seen in the infusion area (some of these receiving chemotherapy and some antibiotics), as well as a significant increase in breast, prostate and lung cancer patients treated by radiation oncology.
The Cancer Center Endowment and Cancer Current Needs Fund provide ongoing operational support for the Cancer Center, as well as long-term sustainability. We are fortunate to have generous donors who recognize the importance of having comprehensive cancer care in Hancock County. Our gratitude goes out to everyone who has made a donation to cancer care this year, and of course to Bob Wortman, who honored his late wife, Sue Ann, with a transformational gift that made it possible for the Sue Ann Wortman Cancer Center to be here for our community.
"Looking back, I am so thankful I chose Hancock Health for ALL of my care during 2023. There has not been one department where I didn't feel like I was family. Walking into chemo camp, which my husband so lovingly called it, was not a daunting task because my quality of care was extraordinary."
RENEE
MCCLINTOCK FORTVILLE, IN
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MENTAL HEALTH AND SUBSTANCE MISUSE TREATMENT PROGRAMS 22 2023 ANNUAL REPORT OUR HEARTFELT THANK YOU!
As more and more people are struggling with mental health issues and addiction in our community, Hancock Health has stepped up to create programs that fill gaps in services and help people access the care they need. These programs and services continue to evolve to meet these needs, and they are having a tremendous impact on people in our community.
One change you may have noticed is a new name! Healthy365 is now officially known as the Hancock Health Connection Center. As the department has shifted its focus from overall wellness efforts to programs aimed at addressing mental health and substance misuse, a new name was chosen to better represent all they offer to the community. The Hancock Health Connection Center (HHCC) is a hub for community resources to meet social needs and prevention and intervention services related to behavioral health needs. The team of support navigators and System of Care outreach programs offer many services including QPR suicide prevention training, ACE Interface training, treatment for tobacco cessation, peer recovery services, CRAFT support groups, and more. Support navigators walk alongside patients and families to identify and remove barriers to care, address basic needs and connect patients to local resources.
BELOW ARE A FEW HIGHLIGHTS OF THE IMPACT MADE BY HHCC IN OUR COMMUNITY IN 2023:
• Support navigators helped 1,236 individuals, a 58% increase over the previous year.
• Rise Above It, the annual mental health awareness event, was held at Mt. Vernon High School with approximately 300 people in attendance.
• The team trained 230 people in QPR s uicide prevention training
• Crisis Intervention Team training was provided to 28 first responders/law enforcement.
• 12 Critical Incident Stress Management interventions were facilitated, reaching 8 6 people
• A Behavioral Health Services Line was created under the leadership of Amanda Everidge. Amanda now oversees all of H ancock Counseling & Psychiatric Services (HCPS), the Hancock Health Connection Center, Emergency Department Social Work and Chaplaincy
• In an effort to reduce the stigma for individuals struggling with Substance Use Disorder (SUD), RISE Recovery & Wellness services are being merged with HCPS. Now, all S UD/Cooccurring treatment services will be provided in the Hancock Counseling office, right next door to the H ancock Health Connection Center and under the s upervision of Director, Amanda Everidge. In 2023, a total of 120 new patients were treated for SUD and 53% of those patients received both medication management and therapy services. We’re excited to begin offering a Relapse Prevention Group starting in early 2024!
“I attended Indiana’s Whole Child Summit and there was a session with a panel of high school students. One student on the panel mentioned Rise Above It and how much he loved the activities. I just want to remind you that Rise Above It has SUCH an impact on our community!”
- SCHOOL COUNSELOR, GREENFIELD-CENTRAL COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATION
Mental health and substance use treatment programs remain some of the most under-funded programs offered by Hancock Health, meaning that they do not make nearly enough to cover the actual cost of care. Because of this, support from the community has been crucial to the establishment of these programs and our ability to sustain them for the future. The Foundation’s Mental Health & Substance Use Treatment Endowment Fund was created in 2020 to provide ongoing operational support for these important programs, and by the end of 2023, over $3.4 million in gifts and pledges had been committed to this fund. This outstanding generosity demonstrates that our community truly values these services and realizes the impact they’re having on the people of Hancock County. These programs truly would not be possible without donations from the community, so thank you to everyone who has supported this campaign as a donor, volunteer or advocate. Thanks to YOU, help is available for our friends, family and neighbors who need it.
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IMPROVING SECURITY AT HANCOCK HEALTH
Earlier this year, Hancock Health Security Manager, Shawn Smith, stood in front of the Foundation’s Board of Directors to provide an update on the latest trends in security and efforts to enhance happening at our hospital.
It came as a surprise to many that there has been a dramatic increase in violence against hospital workers over the last several years. Since the pandemic, assaults at US hospitals have reached an all-time high and it became clear that even in places meant for healing, we are not safe from violence.
While Hancock Health had implemented several measures to improve safety including adding concealed weapon’s detectors, providing new non-lethal tools to security staff and added trainings for associates, there were additional needs that were not in budget. The most urgent need was ballistic vests to provide protection for our 19 security officers.
The Foundation called on its donors to help meet that need and, as always, they rose to the occasion. NineStar Connection generously provided a matching gift of $10,000 to support this effort and motivate others to give knowing their donations would go twice as far.
A year end appeal letter, email, social media posts and a video featuring Shawn and Allyson were used to reach donors and ask for their support. By the end of the year, we had raised over $24,000 for the security team! In addition to purchasing all the vests they need, they will also be able to purchase additional equipment including new radios. Our associates working in the security department, who put their life on the line to protect us, are so grateful that the community recognized the importance of the work they do and stepped up to give so generously in this time of need. Thank you to everyone who made a gift and especially our partner, NineStar Connect! Together, we are making Hancock Health locations for all our patients, visitors, volunteers and associates.
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LEGACY CIRCLE
The Legacy Circle is made up of individuals who have committed to improving the health and wellness of our community through their support of the Hancock Health Foundation.
Membership in the Legacy Circle is given to anyone who makes a donation of $10,000 or more, payable over 10 years, to the Foundation. These donors make up the backbone of our organization and provide crucial funding for programs such as hospice, cancer care and mental health services.
A Legacy Circle appreciation event was held on September 28th at the Overlook at Briney Creek in Greenfield. It was a lovely setting for donors to gather, enjoy a nice dinner and catch up with friends who share their dedication to supporting local healthcare. Dinner was served in themed food stations set up around the room, intermixed with program stations staffed with Hancock Health associates representing hospice care, the Sue Ann Wortman Cancer Center, the women’s clinic and the Healthy365 Connection Center. This allowed Legacy Circle members the opportunity to receive updates about the programs they’re supporting and see the impact of their gifts.
Smith, spoke briefly to share her appreciation for the donors’ continued support and emphasize the tremendous impact that their giving has had. One of the highlights of the evening was a video that was shared with attendees to say thank you to everyone who has given to the Mental Health Campaign. The video featured Sen. Mike Crider, Mayor Guy Titus, Hancock Health CEO Steve Long, Sheriff Brad Burkhart and Healthy365 program staff who each shared a specific program accomplishment made possible by donors.
To learn more about how you can become a Legacy Circle member and make a lasting impact on healthcare in our community, contact Allyson Smith at (317) 468-4106.
While there was no formal program, Foundation Executive Director, Allyson
APPRECIATION EVENT
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THE LEGACY CIRCLE
Elliott and Elizabeth Adams
Dr. James and Patti Anderson
Bill and Jacque Arthur
Lloyd and Ruth Arthur
Chris and Amy Baggott
Dr. Kristin Bagley
Wayne and Sally Beck
John T. Bertsch
Darrell and Joyce Billings
Tom and Susie Billings
Tom and Carole Bloodgood
Amy Borgmann
Patricia Borgmann
Jerry Bow & Marisue Galm
Michael and Susie Broome
Dr. Isabelle A. Buehl
Dr. Bryan Burney
Michael and Cherie Burrow
Steve and Jan Burt
Bob and Pam Campbell
Dr. and Mrs. Scott Capen
Burl and Georgia Carmichael
Dee Carmichael
Don and Peggy Carson
Dennis and Evelyn Chapman
Dr. and Mrs. John Chase
Robert and Deborah Cherry
Tim and Kim Clark
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Combs
Jason and Dr. Julia Compton
Jeannie Crowe
Dr. Carmen Cudiamat
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Curry
Mr. and Mrs. Tim Dangler
John Davis
Nancy Davis
Nick Dellen
John Dixon
Scott and Erin Dorsey
Kay Dragoo
Paul and Bobbi Dunne
Benny and Brenda Eaton
Dr. and Mrs. Richard W. Eaton
Roberta Eaton
Rick and Susan Edwards
Dr. and Mrs. Brian Elliott
Mr. and Mrs. Dane Erlewein
Dr. and Mrs. Dean R. Felker
Chuck and Kristin Fewell
Dennis and Judy Fisk
Dr. Meg Fitzsimmons and Randy Sorrell
Dr. and Mrs. Michael Fletcher
Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Flink
Sherry Gehring
Terry and Linda Gellert
Dr. Amanda Goldstein
Mike and Sara Graf
Todd and Erin Green
Troy and Katrina Griesmeyer
Ann Griffing
Justin and Ann L. Grinstead
Robert and Sondra Gullion
Tom and Pearlann Haines
Dr. Paula Hall
Dr. Paul Halter
Robert and Jaris Hammond
Drs. Mark Heiny and Hiroko Noda-Heiny
Dr. and Mrs. Robin A. Helmuth
Scott and Cristin Hiatt
Dr. and Mrs. John Hittle
Don and Marcy Hoffman
Dave and Lin Holmes
Janet Huebner
Karen Hummel
Joel and Jessica Hungate
Dr. Donn Hunter
Jeff Inskeep
Nancy E. Isenberg
Jerry and Tami Jackson
Drs. Jon and Noel Jansen
Tom and Kathy Jones
Dr. and Mrs. Charles Jordan
Bobby and Peggy Keen
John and Cris Kennedy
Dr. and Mrs. Sirajabid Khatib
Brian and Dr. Stephanie Kinnaman
Dr. Ted Kirby
Amy Kirkpatrick
Dr. and Mrs. Brian Kirkwood
Lynn Kleiman
Scott and Karen Kleine
Dr. Robert Klinestiver
Dr. and Mrs. Dennis Lawton
Rick and Sherry Lawrence
Becky Linville
Gary and Kathy Locke
Steve and Dorothy Long
Theresa Lueder
Andrew and Beth Marsh
Dr. Rudo Mashindi
Dr. Stephen L. Matney
Rob and Marsha Matt
Dr. and Mrs. Benjamin McAllister
Karen McLochlin
Anthony Mead
Clarke and Lori Mercer
Bernie and Sandy Miller
James W. Miller
Pearson and Jeannine Miller
Jon and Debra Miller
Ronnie and Sarah Mohr
Gregg and Lou Ann Morelock
Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Mossler
Brian Muckerheide
Jeff Muegge
Judy M. Muenster
Don Myers and Star Sanford
Drs. Greg and Patsy Needham
David and Anne Norris
Dr. and Mrs. Tom O'Connor
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne M. O'Connor
Christopher and Dianne Osborne
Chris and Dr. Taryn Papandria
Drs. F.W. and Elizabeth Peyton
Dr. Raymond and Becky Pohland
Donald E. Pope Family Foundation
Mr. Ryan and Dr. Talessa Powell
Fred and Becky Powers
Ronald and Peggy Pritzke
Dr. Ismail Qattash
Dr. Laura Rife
Dan and Becky Riley
Dorvin Rihm
Cheryl Ripberger
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Robak
John and JoAn Robertson
Dr. and Mrs. Rick Sasso
Dr. and Mrs. R. Joseph Schnecker
Mike and Melia Sears
Tom and Carol Seng
Dr. Suresh Seshan
Hugh and Leslie Severance
Mary-Jo Shaw
Chris and Allyson Smith
Joe and Vicki Smith
Jon and Anna Smith
David and April Stillinger
Dr. Gary S. Stouder
Allen and Linda Strahl
Dr. Molly Strong
Winston and Tammy Strunk
Dr. and Mrs. Matthew Surburg
Dr. and Mrs. Charles Taylor
Bob and Sue True
Nick and Bernie Tuttle
Dr. Matthew Vail
Mark and Ann Vail
Walt and Janet Waitt
Mrs. Ruth D. Walker
Dr. Lori Wean
Jason and Jennifer Wells
Jason and Tiffany White
Keith and Tami White
Terry Longworth and Stephanie White-Longworth
Dr. Thomas L. Whittaker and Dr. Ann Zerr
Don and Lisa Williams
Mr. and Mrs. James Wilson
Leon and Annabelle Wilson
Roy and Nancy Wilson
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Wolf
Walter Worland
Bob and Sue Wortman
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wright
Dr. James Zhang
Drs. John and Linda Zimmermann
The Legacy Circle includes individuals who are no longer with us, but we continue to honor their legacy by recognizing the generosity they showed during their lifetime
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In 2022, the Foundation entered into a partnership with Thompson & Associates to provide complimentary values-based estate planning services for our community.
This opportunity is meant to be a gift to our donors, volunteers and others by helping them achieve financial wellness. As we entered into our second year of work with Thompson & Associates, even more individuals were able to participate and achieve their estate planning goals. Brian Cohoon, our Thompson & Associates representative, comes to Hancock Health monthly to meet with our constituents, and on average participants meet 3-4 times with Brian before receiving a comprehensive estate plan and recommendations that fit their needs. The feedback has been overwhelmingly positive and we look forward to continuing to offer these services to the community in 2024.
TESTI-
“We so enjoyed working with Thompson and Associates. The process was helpful and informative. There was no pressure, hidden agendas or fine print. The goal was simply to help us make good decisions regarding our estate. We highly recommend this process!”
- K EITH AND MARNA GUENIN
MONIALS
“I think it’s important for people to know that this is not a request for donations. There are no expectations about that whatsoever. I do not have a great deal of wealth, but they helped me work through complicated family changes, identify some tax benefits, and get our plan in order, which gave us peace of mind.”
– ANONYMOUS
“It made us aware of how we could increase reduce taxes and direct more to charity without decreasing the share left for our loved ones.”
– JOE AND VICKI SMITH
“While we have a sound estate and financial plan, as confirmed by Brian, we had never taken the time to think about giving based on our own values. Our time with Brian was well-spent and helpful.”
The Thompson & Associates representative serves as your personal, trusted planning coach. For many, the process provides clarity and peace of mind. You will leave with a comprehensive estate plan recommendation that tells your story, reflects your values and fulfills your financial desires. You can share the recommendations with your own attorney or financial advisors to take the steps necessary to put your updated plan into effect. We will be happy to refer you to a local professional if needed.
WILL THEY TRY TO SELL ME SOMETHING OR ASK FOR A DONATION?
No, Thompson & Associates does not solicit funds directly or indirectly, sell any services or products, manage money or provide legal services. There are no expectations or obligations of any kind. All meetings are completely confidential; no one but the participant and the Thompson & Associates staff know what goes on in these meetings .
I ALREADY HAVE AN ESTATE PLAN. IS THERE VALUE IN THIS FOR ME?
The process will increase your understanding of your existing plan, provide a second set of eyes to ensure it accomplishes what you envisioned, and possibly educate you on some important giving and tax options that might interest you.
DO I NEED TO BE WEALTHY TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS?
Absolutely not. This is available to everyone, and Thompson & Associates works with people with all levels of income and wealth. Everyone needs an estate plan, and this is an opportunity to get one for free!
– SANDY AND BERNIE MILLER 2023 ANNUAL REPORT 27
SCHOLARSHIPS
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This year, the Hancock Health Foundation awarded a total of $58,000 in scholarships to 22 local students who are in a healthcare or wellness field of study.
The 2023 Edith Zike Nursing Scholarship recipients include: Bethany Aldridge, Allyson Beatty, Samuel Hunt, Amanda Rininger, Adaila Roach, Cassandra Soliday, Kaylee Stinnett, Taylor Titus, and Paige Wickard These students each received $2,000 toward their tuition. The Foundation has awarded the 2023 John F. Stickford Nursing Scholarship to Jessica Moore, Chamberlain University and Mercy Pui, IUPUI. This scholarship will cover their tuition for the 2023-2024 school year. The John F. Stickford Nursing Scholarships are made possible through the generous gift from the estate of Mr. John F. Stickford. Recipients of this scholarship commit to working as a nurse in Hancock or Shelby County for each year that they receive this scholarship.
The Foundation’s School of Radiologic Technology Scholarship is awarded to individuals currently enrolled in the hospital’s School of Radiologic Technology. This year’s recipients include Jake Many, Kaylee Thompson, Ross Vaughn and Kailynn Warren. They each receive $1,000 toward their tuition. Emily Grozan received the $500 Richard A. Silver, MD Clinical Excellence Award for being top of the class.
The Foundation also awarded its Healthcare and Wellness Scholarship to six deserving students. This scholarship was created to support local students and encourage entry into healthcare and wellness professions. Each student received $2,000 toward their tuition. The 2023 recipients are Laura Baker, Audrey Brinkruff, Macy Huber, Lauren Silcox, Kambell Trapp and Kennedy Trapp.
The 2023 Jill Carr Memorial Scholarship was awarded to Mia Griesmeyer. Mia is a graduate of Eastern Hancock High School and is attending Trine University. Mia plans to obtain her master’s degree and become a Registered Dietician and Nutritionist. The Jill Carr Memorial Scholarship was established in 2017 by the parents of Jill Billings PelosoCarr. Jill was the Director of Nutritional Services at Hancock Regional Hospital for nearly 20 years. The amount of the scholarship is $1,000.
The Hancock Health Foundation’s Scholarship programs are made possible by generous contributions from the community. Since 1977, the Foundation has awarded 287 scholarships totaling more than $500,000 to students in Hancock County. Scholarship guidelines and applications can be found on our website at hancockhealth.org/foundation
“The John F. Stickford scholarship has helped me in so many ways ! I have been able to focus my time and effort on learning rather than stressing about how to pay for each semester. I am forever indebted to Hancock Health for the help that they have given me, and I plan to use my new degree to take care of our community.”
– JESSICA MOORE, JOHN F. STICKFORD NURSING SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENT 2021-2023
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HEALTHY COMMUNITY AWARDS
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Sandy Miller and Vernon Township have been named recipients of the Hancock Health Foundation’s 2023 Healthy Community Awards.
Named in honor of the Foundation’s first Executive Director, the Bert Curry Healthy Community Award is given each year to an individual for exemplary and innovative efforts to create positive change in the health of our community. This year’s recipient, Sandy Miller, has lived in Greenfield for many years. After retiring from a career as a lawyer with Anthem, Sandy focused her time on making Greenfield and Hancock County a better place in which to live, work and raise a family.
Sandy has served on the Board of Directors for the Hancock Health Foundation and continues to Chair its Signature Gifts Committee and serve on the Women Helping Women Committee. Sandy also served as a Board member with the Community Foundation of Hancock County where she has been instrumental in setting up the Women’s Resource Center.
Sandy also serves on the Board of Directors of the Greenfield Central School Foundation, Talitha Koum Recovery House, is a member of the Upsilon Chapter of Tri Kappa, Bradley United Methodist Church, Hancock County Herb society and is President of the Friends of the Theater Group.
SANDY WAS NOMINATED BY SUSIE BROOME AND KATHY LOCKE WHO SAID,
“It is extremely difficult to decide what activities to include because there are so many! Sandy is very generous with her time and talents, and we are blessed as a community to have her.”
With this award, Sandy receives a $1,000 donation to the charity of her choice, and Sandy has chosen to support Talitha Koum with her donation.
In 2014, the Foundation established the Bobby Keen Healthy Community Award, named in honor of the former President & CEO of Hancock Regional Hospital. Through this award, the Hancock Health Foundation recognizes a hospital program or local organization whose efforts are creating positive change in the health of our local communities. The 2023 recipient of the Bobby Keen Healthy Community Award is Vernon Township.
While in existence since 1836, Vernon Township has seen tremendous growth and accomplishments since undergoing significant changes in the past five years. In 2019, a professional fire department was founded, and in 2020 an EMS Division and Fire Territory were formed to better serve the community. The organization has also focused on serving mental health needs in collaboration with Hancock Health, helping with the county crisis team and training staff in mental health first aid.
Additionally, a community garden is now growing and helping to fulfill the fruit and vegetable needs of the community. Partnering with their local food pantry, the garden includes weekly donations of fresh food. The organization also engaged the public with CPR and child seat trainings, public safety programs in Mt. Vernon Schools and coordinating CASA kid care bags for Hancock County youth.
NOMINATORS FROM VERNON TOWNSHIP SAID,
“As a high growth area of our community, our township needed a vision to provide for the health and wellbeing of its more than 20,000 residents. These achievements would typically take a decade or more to attain, but Vernon Township has done it all in less than 5 years.”
The nomination of Vernon Township was submitted by Trustee Florence May, Vernon Township Board member Marybeth Sears and Fire Chief Mark Elder. The township receives a $1,000 donation with this award.
The Healthy365 Connection Center was also nominated for the Bobby Keen Healthy Community Award. Nominees for the Bert Curry Healthy Community Award include Dr. Lori Deemer, Mandy Gray, Shelby Sweet and Dr. Georgia Knotek, DDS. All of this year’s nominees are wonderful examples of people working together to make a positive change in the health of our community.
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Let’s Invest for Tomorrow, also known as LIFT, is the employee giving program at Hancock Health. Over 800 associates give, many through their paycheck, to the Foundation regularly. Donations to LIFT are split 50/50; half of every gift supports hospital programs such as mental health services, and half support the Associate Crisis Fund. This fund provides financial assistance for associates who are experiencing a personal financial crisis. In 2023, the Associate Crisis Fund provided $37,429 in assistance to 34 associates for help with medical bills, car repair, rent/ mortgage, utilities, and even rebuilding after a devastating house fire. LIFT also sponsors the Giving Tree which provides gifts for Hancock Health associates’ families who are struggling financially around the holidays. In 2023, 11 families received holiday gifts through the Giving Tree.
The LIFT Committee also works to recognize and support all Hancock Health associates for their hard work and dedication throughout the year. Each year during National Hospital Week, the committee hosts a cornhole tournament, giveaways and more to engage associates in fun activities. Hancock Health associates continue to show their generosity and commitment to improving health and wellness in our community through participation in LIFT and we’re so grateful to all the LIFT members and the LIFT Committee for making this possible!
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A HEALTH NETWORK THAT’S GROWING WITH YOU.
THANK YOU TO OUR DONORS
DONATIONS MADE 1/1/23-12/31/23
• Amanda Jo Abair
• Rita Abernathy
• ABM Healthcare Support Services
• Crystal Abram
• Tina Abrams
• Elliott and Elizabeth Adams
• Pamela Adams
• Tiffany Adams
• Dr. Wil Adams
• Corbinn Ailes
• Deborah Ailes
• Bradley Akers
• William Akin
• Danny Allee
• Ashley Allen
• Cole Allen
• Allen, Wellman, McNew, Harvey
• Rachel Allison
• American Structurepoint
• Dana Ames
• Amsoil-Evans Distributing
• Nicholas Anders
• Kim Anderson
• Leigh Anderson
• Patti Anderson
• Whitney Anderson
• Courtney Anderson
• Kathleen Andrzejewski
• Debra Angel
• Anonymous
• John and Cheryl Apple
• Nevelyn Applegate
• Andy and Denise Arland
• Stephanie Armour
• Kara Armstrong
• Kheely Armstrong
• Richard Armstrong
• Cody Arndt
• Angie Arthur
• Brad and Carole Arthur
• Trisha Atkins
• Jennifer Aton
• Eunice Austin
• Tommie and Pamela Austin
• Avenue Development LLC
• Cheyanne Avery
• Brooks Ayers
• Toie Babb
• Dave Back
• Jacob S. Back
• Dr. Kristin Bagley
• Dr. Mirza Baig
• Cody W. Baker
• Jeffrey Allen Baker
• Kevin and Laura Baker
• Paula Baldwin
• Terry and Pat Balko
• Katie Banks
• Michaelle Renee Barker
• Roger and Barbara Barksdale
• Amy Barksdale
• Lisa Rae Barnes
• Laura Beth Barnett
• Mindy Chrystine Barnett
• Michael and Deborah Barnhart
• Jody E. Barnhorst
• Stu and Kathy Barr
• Vonda Bartholomew
• Margaret Bartnick
• Callie Sue Barton
• Jacqueline Barton
• Brandee Bastin
• Christy Bastin
• Jesse Battaglia
• Mark and Beth Bauer
• Brad and Sara Baxter
• Tom and Terry Beagle
• Catherine Beal
• Debra A. Bechdolt
• Patrick Beckham
• Laura Beckley
• Alexis Nicole Beechler
• Jarrod and Janet Beeson
• Kerry Bejarano
• Chris Beldin
• James and Lori Bell
• Amy Bender
• Shanelle Rene Bender
• Amanda J. Bennett
• Marissa May Bennett
• Tisha Bennett
• Sandra Bernhard
• Brenda Best
• Gwendolyn Betor
• David and Regina Bever
• Rusty and Ellen Bielefeld
• Savanna B. Bilbrey
• Tom Billings
• Angela Birdwell
• Katherine A. Birge
• Alex Bischoff
• Brenda Merle Bishop
• Melissa Marie Bittinger
• Sherrie Bixler
• Mark and Dr. Elizabeth Blachly
• Stephanie Black
• Sylvia Black
• Colin J. Blackburn
• Jaimie Blackburn
• Dr. Douglas Kent Blacklidge
• April D. Blair
• Jodie Bland
• Taylor Bland
• Gary Blaski
• Virgil and Myra Bleill
• McKenzey Blessing
• Roy and Janis Blessinger
• Carole Bloodgood
• Amanda Blue
• Becky Blue
• Blue & Company
• Blue River Community Foundation
• Blue River Research Services LLC
• Joe and Ellen Bocik
• Angela Bodell
• C.Edwards and Lana Bodkin
• David and Susan Bodkin
• Cassandra Alyse Boehme
• Philip and Sharon Bogan
• Bob Bogigian
• Seth Boling
• Kimberly E. Bond
• Victor and Maria Bond
• Dr. Barrett Boody
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• Amy Borgmann
• Patricia Borgmann
• Karen Borreggine
• Karen R. Borreggine
• Shanice F. Bosley
• Connie I. Bower
• Lynnette Bowlen
• Charity Bowling
• Thomas S. Bowman
• Brenden Box
• Sonja Boyd
• Patrick and Wendy Boyle
• Tom and Annette Boyle
• Boyle Charitable Giving
• Lillian Brackin
• Bradford Builders, Inc.
• Kensie Bradley
• Megan Bradshaw
• Brand & Morelock
• Lauren A. Brandle
• Richard W. Branham
• Ryan Brebberman
• Timothy and Lenita Brewer
• Matt Bricker
• Dr. James and Claudia Brinkruff
• Reyna Brockman
• Elsie Marie Broda
• Bill and Donna Brookfield
• Meredith Lee Brooks
• Michael and Susie Broome
• Destiny Brown
• Gary Brown
• Joanna Brown
• Kathleen Brown
• Kinzie Nicole Brown
• Monica Brown
• Scott and Sally Brown
• Spencer Brown
• Diana Rae Bruce
• Juliana Brummett
• Julie E. Bruner
• Susan Ann Bryant
• Mary Buckalew
• Taylor Dawn Buckley
• Daniel Burton Buechler
• Dr. Jonathan Buechler
• Seth M. Buis
• Lisa Buksar
• Jessica Bullard
• Jason William Bundy
• Kimberly Bundy
• Deanna Bunten
• Hunter Allan Burchett
• Cori Burk
• Brad and Renee Burkhart
• Janelle Burkhart
• Meagen Stroud Burkholder
• James Burnham
• Michael and Cherie Burrow
• Stephen and Janet Burt
• Joe and Cheryl Burton
• Maria Nicole Busald
• Kayla Jo Butler
• Erin Buwalda
• Jeremy Cabanez
• Amanda Caffee
• Mariah Elizabeth Cain
• Andrew J. Cales
• Joe Cales
• Jennifer Calienes
• Lauren Callahan
• Samantha Callahan
• Randy Campbell
• Dr. Scott and Emily Capen
• CarDon and Associates
• Matthew David Carey
• Marcy Carl
• Sally and Chad Carlton
• Burl and Georgia Carmichael
• Dee B. Carmichael
• Heidi Carmichael
• Michele Lynn Carpenter
• Brandon Carrender
• Don and Peggy Carson
• Darla Carter
• Jerry and Carol Carter
• Beth Carver
• Ronald Carwein
• Rachael Catleman
• Philip and Susan Catton
• Alisha L. Cavaletto
• Kyla B. Cecil
• Center Township
• Douglas J. Cermak
• Rebecca L. Cermak
• Mary C. Channel
• Weichi Chen
• Daniel T. Cheriye
• Dusti Chestnut
• Timothy Childress
• Deborah and Scott Christ
• Chuck Fewell For Mayor
• Citizens For Crider
• Civil & Environmental Consultants, Inc.
• ClaimAid
• Amanda Clapp
• Elizabeth Clark
• Tim and Kim Clark
• Lori Ann Clum
• CM Buck & Associates, Inc.
• Maecy Elizabeth Coates
• Brenda Cochran
• Amanda Gail Coffey
• Beth Ann Coffey
• Wesley Michael Coffey
• April Cole
• Jeannette Colip
• Ella L. Collins
• Kami Collins
• Ronald and Mary Collins
• Jeanette Colter
• Carolyn Colwell
• Dave and Susanna Combs
• Common Threads Quilt Guild
• Jason and Dr. Julia Compton
• Heather Condra
• NineStar Connect
• Connor Fine Painting
• Brooke Conover
• Ashley L. Cook
• Becky Cook
• Emily Sue Cook
• Keri Cook
• Mandy Cook
• Hans and Lori Cooley
• Mirtala Marie Cooley
• Larkin Cooper
• Jessica E. Corlew
• Ericka Kay Cosby
• Kaitlin Joan Couch
• Alice Counceller
• Heather Marie Cournoyer
• Jordan Cox
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• Bradley and Angela Coy
• Heather Coy
• Robert Crabill
• Megan Denise Craft
• Dale and Connie Craig
• Jennifer Belcher Crain
• Shawnta S. Crayton
• Amanda Ellen Creech
• Lawrence and Laura Creemer
• Michael and Sherri Crider
• Kimberly Crist
• Crossroad Community Church
• Jeannette A. Crowe
• Ashley Danielle Crum
• Tania Cruser
• Jennifer Lynn Cryblskey
• Alexander Joshua Csiernik
• CSO Architects
• Dr. Carmen Cudiamat
• Bert and Irene Curry
• Judy A. Curtis
• Kylie Cushman
• Lauren Cuskaden
• “Cutting Edge Curriculum, Inc.”
• Daily Reporter
• Ella J Dale
• Eric Dalton
• Janet L Danielson
• Erinn Darling
• Joshua and Dainelle Daugherty
• Kimberly D. Daugherty
• Dave’s Express Car Wash
• Patrick and Jill Davidson
• Craig Davis
• Dina Davis
• James and Sarah Davis
• John Davis
• Kara Marie Davis
• Nancy Davis
• Rachael Melody Davis
• Leroy and Karen Davis
• Hannah Dawson
• Dr. Lori Deemer
• Degree Of Honor Service Club #500
• Dellen Automotive
• Brittany Dellenbach
• Briana Denney
• Lesli Marie Denny
• Panda Cable Denny
• Tarah Derbyshire
• James and Meredith Devlin
• Keaton Devries-Hutchen
• Jacey Dewitt
• Marc and Christina DeWitt
• Diamond Capital Management
• Joseph and Rosemarie Dibacco
• Cindy Dicken
• Heather Dickerson
• Cynthia Rae Dickmander
• Dickmann, Reason, Bogigian & White
• Kelly Dillon
• Lora Divine
• Mika J. Doffin
• Peggy Donnelly
• Zachary Dorff
• Vicky Jean Dorris
• Scott and Erin Dorsey
• Ashley Renee Dotterer
• Kathy Doyle
• Kay Dragoo
• Kimberly Driesbach
• Patricia Driggers
• Cynthia A. Duewall
• Jayne Dunaway
• Zachary Dunbar
• Lynn Duncan
• Maci Izabelle Duncan
• Barbara Dunn
• Timathy M Dunn
• Christian Dupree
• Anna Durnell
• Angela Dusang
• Marsha Dyer
• Dynamic Legacy Planning
• Debbie Dyson
• Elizabeth Eads
• Benny and Brenda Eaton
• Greg and Susan Eaton
• Aaron M. Eckart
• Courtney Eddy
• Alan and Sherry Edon
• Adalynn Edwards
• Cynthia Louise Edwards
• Philip Edwards
• Rick and Susan Edwards
• Ervin Eilmann
• Larry and Marsha Ellett
• Larry James Ellis
• Lori Elmore
• Engineered Machined Products, Inc.
• Elizabeth English
• Dr. Caroline Eringo
• Erlewein Mortuary
• Elizabeth Ernstberger
• Mary Beth Erwin
• Misty Essex
• Sharon Essington
• Jeramae M. Estrella
• Amanda Evans
• Cindy Evans
• Melissa Kay Evans
• Amanda Everidge
• Family Bike Chain of Greenfield
• Danielle Farmer
• Jennifer Renee Farmer
• Ben Farthing
• Dr. Dean and Jo Felker
• Craig and Tricia Felty
• Seth Felty
• Victoria Anne Felty
• Heidi Nichole Ferrill
• Breanna Fields
• Easton Fields
• Sara Fisher
• Katie Fisher
• Kimberly Dea Fix
• Amanda Fleenor
• Florence A. Fleenor
• Vickie Fleenor
• Dr. Mike and Dianne Fletcher
• Andy Flink
• Shelby Lee Flora
• Kelsey Flowers
• Becky Fontaine
• Jada Ford
• Stephanie M. Ford
• Joseph Fortner
• Olivia K Fortner
• FORVIS
• Griffin T. Foster
• Jake Michael Foster
• Kathryn Anne Foster
• Amanda Mae Fout
• Brayana Fowler
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• Tammy Fox
• Fralich’s Landscape
• Wendy Francis
• Stephanie Franklin
• Angie Freeman
• Cynthia Kachine Freeman
• Tina French
• Scott and Betsy Friedenberg
• Jessicah Higgason Fruits
• Beth Fullerton
• Fun-Races
• Judy Furniss
• Claire Gabel
• Susan Gackenheimer
• Tammy Gainey
• Tonya Galbraith
• Mark and Jacqueline Galbraith
• Gregory A. Gamble
• Mr. and Mrs. Tom Gamble
• Tracy and Lisa Gant
• Jocelyn Garcia
• Carissa Garcia
• Don and Beverly Gard
• Brenna Danielle Gardner
• Wesley M. Garmon
• Lori Garrard
• Whitlee Payge Garrison
• Janet G. Gartrell
• Michelle Nicole Gassert
• Lori Dawn Gates
• Roy and Susan Geesa
• Christina Elizabeth Geibel
• Terry and Dr. Linda Gellert
• Erica Gentry
• Kristina Gentry
• Carol J. Gerber
• GGT Energy Solutions, Inc.
• Cameron Gibson
• Harold Gibson
• Tiffany Gibson
• Billie J. Giddings
• Thomas Giere
• Emily Noel Gilbertson
• Casey Jean Gill
• Virginia Dee Gillespie
• Joshua Gillmore
• Jodi Gilman
• Tracy Gilmore
• Kelly B. Ginder
• Amanda Girot
• Sarah Gisi
• Robert and Carolyn Glazier
• Margaret M Gloyeske
• Charles Goff
• Chantelle Goldman
• Dr. Amanda Goldstein
• Savanah Marie Gomez
• Dr. Bilal Gondal
• Diana Margarita Gonzalez
• Matthew R. Good
• Kyrstie Jo Gootee
• Elissa Rodgers Gordon
• Rebecca Gordon
• Gena Gore
• Amber N. Gorth
• Amy Elizabeth Gosser
• Lori L. Gossett
• Gottschalk Group
• Mike and Sara Graf
• Michael Peter Graham
• Wilbur G. Grant
• Emilie M Grass
• Kerry and Beth Ann Grass
• Michelle K. Graves
• Michael Loyd Greanya
• Allison Green
• Angela Green
• Keith Greenberg
• Emily Annette Greene
• Greenfield Banking Company
• Greenfield Intermediate School K-Kids
• Greenfield Volleyball Club
• Abbey Gregory
• Rebecca Gregory
• Troy and Katrina Griesmeyer
• Melissa Mae Griffin
• Randy Griffin
• Lacey Griggs
• Richard and Sharon Griggs
• Mackenna Nicole Grinyer
• Nancy Ellen Gross
• Samantha Grubbs
• Tina Gruell
• Angela L Grunden
• Keith and Marna Guenin
• Bailey Nikole Guffey
• Guidon
• Caitlin Guinn
• Bob and Sondra Gullion
• Samantha Guzman
• Rosebud Gyasi
• Melissa S Hacker
• Hagerman Construction Corporation
• Dave and Kristen Hahn
• Tom and Pearlann Haines
• Angela Sue Halcomb
• Lori Hall
• Shannon Hall
• Hall, Render, Killian, Heath & Lyman
• Dr. P.J. Halter
• Bob and Jaris Hammond
• Chelsea Elkins Hancock
• Mandy Hancock
• Hancock County Community Foundation
• Hancock County Tourism Commission
• Hancock Dermatology
• Hancock Physician Network
• Hancock Regional Hospital
• Hancock Surgery Center
• Hancock Wellness, LLC
• Katlyn Hands
• Christa Jo Hanni
• Mary Robin Hardin
• Sara Hardin
• Ashlee Hards
• Rochelle Harlow
• Darren “Jay” and Cynthia Harper
• Debbie S. Harper
• Linda Harris
• Ted and Bette Harris
• Harris Family Properties LLC
• Casi Rachelle Harrison
• Jennifer Harrison
• Tyler Colton Harsh
• Garren and Jessica Harter
• Amber Harvey
• Olivia Harvey
• Teresa M. Harvey
• Kevin and Jayme Harvey
• Misty Hatcher
• Jennifer Hawley
• Katrina Haycock
• Philip and Pam Hayes
• Bruce and Martha Haynes
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• Earl and Betty Sue Haywood
• Lavanna Hazel
• Cheryl Lynn Heck
• Destiny Hefling
• Caleb Helderbrand
• Jim and Carolyn Helgason
• Jeff and Tracy Helgason
• Trudy E Heller
• Dr. Robin and Deb Helmuth
• Brooke Ann Henderson
• David Steven Henderson
• Traci Henderson
• April Hendricks
• Melissa Hensley
• Abagail Herbert
• Robbin Hernandez
• Russ Hernandez
• Brad and Nancy Herndon
• David A Herrington
• Robert Hershberger
• Carrie Jo Heuck
• Alyxandria Hiatt
• Leonida D. Hiatt
• Scott and Cristin Hiatt
• Jennifer Hicks
• Laurie J. Hicks
• Robert and Rebecca Hiday
• Jonathan Hidy
• Joy Higbee
• Thomas L. Hilkert
• Hilliard Electric
• Mary E. Hiner
• Broc and Amanda Hinkle
• Chad Hinshaw
• Chastity Hinshaw
• Carli M. Hinton
• Cory and Lindsey Hisle
• Hitachi Astemo & Keihin IPT
• Kevin Hite
• Dr. John and Maria Hittle
• Jordan Elizabeth Hixenbaugh
• HMH Contractors, Inc.
• Katrina Hobbs
• Nick and Calee Hochstedler
• Sara Elena Hoff
• Don and Marcy Hoffman
• Chelsea Rae Hohenberger
• Hokanson Companies, Inc.
• Ashley Holbert
• Levi Alexander Holder
• Christopher Holliday
• David and Linda Holliday
• Christine M. Hollis
• Addie Holmes
• Hayley Norwood Holmes
• Hologic, Inc.
• Shelby Lynn Honaker
• Russell Allen Hoover
• Eric Horning
• Jason Horning
• Diana Hoskins
• Stephenie Hoskins
• Sarah Elizabeth House
• Teri House
• Ashkia Marie Howard
• Don W. Howard
• Alexandra Faith Hubbard
• Marlo E. Hubbard
• Tabatha J Hubbard
• Ben T. Huber
• Janet Huebner
• Kayla Huffman
• Greg and Mitzi Hughes
• Chloe Hulen
• Karen S. Hummell
• Joel and Jessica Hungate III
• Gary and Marcia Hunt
• Ty David Hunt
• Sarah Renee Hurst
• Candace R. Huxford
• Indiana Farm Bureau Insurance
• Indiana Members Credit Union
• Indiana Soap Company
• Indiana Spine Group
• Inline Painting, LLC
• Christine Inman
• Dara Inman
• Jennifer Inman
• Jeff Inskeep
• Irving Materials IMI
• Amanda J Irwin
• Denise Irwin
• Madison Rose Irwin
• Walter Irwin
• Melissa L. Jack
• Jessica Ann Jacks
• Regina Jackson
• Russell and Janice Jackson
• Terri Jackson
• Jane Pauley Community Health Center
• Margaret Janes
• Janet L Jarson
• Russ and Nadine Jarvis
• Dr. Jason Jayroe
• Robin Jefferies
• Krystal Lee Jeffries
• Taylor Jelley
• Emmalease Kayln Jenkins
• Tim Jensen
• John J. Jester
• Jasmine Lynn Jett
• Shirley Johns
• Aynslee Johnson
• Amy D. Johnson
• Ashley B. Johnson
• Joseph and Pamela Johnson
• Miranda Johnson
• Thomas E. Johnson
• Alexia Darlene Jones
• Chloe Jade Jones
• Judith Jones
• Russell Joseph Jones
• Taylor Jones
• Thomas Kathryn Jones
• Dr. Toneia Yvette Jones
• Xavier Jones
• Arien Jordan
• Dr. Charles Jordan
• Kate Journay
• Thomas and Sara Joyner
• Joyner Homes
• Kappa Kappa Kappa
• Kappa Kappa Kappa Greenfield
Associate Chapter
• Ed Karnia
• Brittany M. Keay
• Peggy Keen
• Jill Keener
• Kim Kelley
• Olivia Kelly
• Linda Kendall`
• Rick and Rosalie Kendrick
• Daniel and Angela Kennedy
• John and Cris Kennedy
• Donna Kent
• Dan Strahl and Vicki Keramida
• Jake and Richelle Kersey
• Brittney Key
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• Teresa Anne Keyes
• Naila Khan
• Nitin S. Khemani
• Marlena Martins Kieffner
• Ana Michelle Kiely
• Nicholas and Kimberly Kile
• Cindy Kincaid
• Mike and Barb Kindler
• LaDonna Kingen
• Jessica I. Kingsbury
• Amy S. Kinnaird
• Sandra Kinnaman
• Dr. Stephanie and Brian Kinnaman
• Amy Kirkpatrick
• Lynn Kleiman and David Seevers
• Kleiman Farms
• Scott Karen Kleine
• Mark Klepper
• Spencer Klimek
• Dr. Rob Klinestiver
• Stacy Kluszynski
• Lee Ellen Knight
• Knightstown First Christian Church
• Georgia Knotek, DDS
• David Glen Knott
• Kevin Knott
• Pat Kohne
• Vicky Sue Koning
• Robert Kordella
• William Garett Koressel
• Angela Koszyk
• Alexandra Catherine Kotter
• James and Joyce Kramer
• Sharon Kramer
• Gretchen L Krumm
• KS Property Management Services, LLC
• Shannon Kuhn
• Lyudmyla Kyryk
• Julie Lacy
• Brianna Nicole LaFave
• Kari J. Laird
• Lamar Outdoors
• Mary Lamb
• Timothy and Beth Lancaster
• Brooke Nicole Lane
• Danette Lane
• Jeff and Linda Lane
• Pamela Jean Larsh
• Lauth Group, Inc.
• Abigail Irene Lawrence, DDS
• Rick and Sherry Lawrence
• Misty Dawn Lawson
• Dr. Dennis and Nancy Lawton
• William and Nancy Leach
• Jennifer Lear
• Katrina M. Leary
• Gretchen L. Lechner
• Dr. Melissa Leedy
• Elizabeth Anne Legere
• Leo’s Market & Eatery
• Rachel Leigh Levering
• Jason A. Levi
• Stephanie Lewis
• Jessica Cutimez Libby
• Lilly Endowment
• Terri Knapp Link
• Serena Nicole Litteral
• Tim Livesay
• Lois A. Livingston
• Roy and Wendy Livingston
• Dr. Larry Lo
• Chelsea N Lock
• Kathy and Gary Locke
• Donald F. Lockwood
• Amy Juleah Long
• Kimberly D. Long
• Kirsten Brooke Long
• Stephanie Long
• Steven and Dorothy Long
• Terry and Stephanie Longworth
• Kimberly L. Lowe
• Jennifer Luchtefeld
• Theresa and Kevin Lueder
• Danny and Audrey Lukens
• Luxco
• Charles and Betty Lyle
• Sarah Lynch
• Nicole Lyon
• Shelby Lynn Lyons
• Misti Lytle
• Brandy L. MacPherson
• Brandon Michael Madden
• Jill Jackson Madinger
• Lana A. Mager
• Rob and Andrea Mallory
• Maybelle S. Manalo
• Sarah Kimberly Mandrell
• Abigail Jolene Manning
• Kelly Manning
• Ellen Manolopoulos
• Hannah Maple
• Kathleen Paige Marks
• Amy Maroska
• Andrew and Beth Marsh
• Jerry L. Marshall
• Ashley Martella
• Tasha Renee Martin
• Kara Martinez
• Dr. Rudo Mashindi
• Adrianne Michelle Masters David
• Linda Matney
• Rob and Marsha Matt
• Tyler Matthews
• Dr. Anne Mattingly
• Janine Johnson Mattix
• Vickie M. Mattox
• Greg May
• Karen Janelle Mayer
• Kevin and Julie Mayes
• Dustin Mayhugh
• Randi M. Mays
• Benjamin and Ashley McAllister
• Susan McCallister
• Martinique L McCarley
• Connor Michael McCarty
• Tiffany McCarty
• Jennifer McClain
• Brooklyn McClung
• Marc McCorkle
• Gabriella McCreery
• Laura Lee McCutcheon
• Lauren McDonald
• Mike and Michele McGill
• Melissa McKamey
• Margaret McKee
• Sarah Jane McKee
• Tyler D. McKee
• Bilgi Can McKenzie
• Tracy McKerlie
• Becky McKinney
• Karen McLochlin
• Erin E. McMurray
• Sean M. McNulty
• Sharon L. McPherson
• Andy and Susan Meador
• Julie Meek
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• Kala L. Meeks
• Aaron Megel
• Leslie Melton
• Jennifer R Menser
• Lori Mercer
• Amory Merriman
• Denise Mershon
• Allen J Meyer
• Jeanette Meyer
• Mid-America Elevator
• Allison Renee Miller
• Angie Miller
• Brent Miller
• Dr. Michael Miller
• James W. Miller
• Jon and Debra Miller
• Michael L Miller
• Pearson and Jeannine Miller
• Rob Miller
• Sandy and Bernie Miller
• Shawn Miller
• Tom and Marciann Miller
• David and Kathy Millis
• Deana Mills
• Linda Mingle
• Brooke Minor
• Hope Faith Minor
• MKM Architecture + Design
• Jonna Moeller
• Amy Danielle Moffitt
• Diane N Mofield
• Stephanie Mohler
• Dr.Bryce A. Mohr
• Rita D. Mohr
• Kristen Mojica
• Markus Alexander Moncrief
• Dan and Donna Monroe
• Krystal R Montgomery
• Preston Moon
• Anthony Dale Moore
• Edgar and Marcia Moore
• Les Moore III
• Mackenzie Renea Moore
• Mechelle Marie Moore
• Tanya K Moore
• Vicki Moore
• Jamie Morris
• Jocelyn Morris
• Landree Morrow
• Kim J. Mosier
• Lisa E Mosley
• Frances and Robert Moss
• Larry and Beth Moss
• Dr. J. David and Lindsey Mossler
• Dr. Danielle M Moster
• Daniel H Mowrey
• Pamela J Moyer
• Mt. Vernon High School
• Brian and Michelle Muckerheide
• G.E. and Debbie Muegge
• Jeff Muegge
• Zach and Jill Muegge
• Paul Francis Mueller
• Debjani Mukherjee III
• Teresa Scott Muldrow
• Judith A. Mulligan
• Caleb Mullins
• Ted and Kelly Munden
• Reba Munden
• James and Deborah Murphy
• Janet Murphy
• Tim Murphy
• Kayla Murray
• Pam Murray
• Deborah Muterspaugh
• Dr. Dennis Myers
• Harley Myers
• Tyler James Neal
• Diana Needler
• Eldonna Neeley
• Nina Neely
• Claire Marie Neff
• Peyton Neisler
• William C. Nelson
• Dennis W. Neuenschwander
• Jessica Louise Newman
• Katherine Newman
• Kylie Newman
• Deanna Nicholson
• David and Nancy Nickels
• Nadine Nicolas
• David and Candice Niederhaus
• Ciara Nienhaus
• William Noe
• Dorothy Y. Norris
• Emily Norrod
• Margaret North
• Robbin Rae Norton
• Lorrie Novak
• Aaron and Laura O’Connor
• Dr Tom and Patty O’Connor
• Kevin and Debra O’Dell
• Trisha O’Neill
• Rebecca Oak
• Cortney Oakes
• Sherri Odum
• Nelsa Ojo
• Teri Renee Oliver
• Opus Foundation
• Organic Robot Designs
• Kara Michele Orr
• Dianne G. Osborne
• Debbie Oslund
• Ann Ott
• Lori Ott
• Outsource Billing Services (OBS)/Receivable Recovery Partners (RRP)
• Chery Lynn Overman
• Karissa Owens
• Sarah Owens
• Kelly Marie Paige
• Fred and Diana Palmer
• Anastasia M Papadopoulos
• Chris and Dr. Taryn Papandria
• Joe and Pat Parker
• Richard and Ann Parker
• Shannon Marie Parker
• Courtney Isaacs Parrett
• Tamra L. Parrish
• Janice Pasco
• Cassie Patrick
• Patriot Engineering And Environment, Inc.
• Molly Shaye Pawlowski
• Abbey Payne
• Kelly Sue Ann Peasley
• Amber Michelle Pedigo
• Tammie D Peel
• Peine Engineering Co., Inc.
• Gary and Carol Pence
• Madison Danielle Pence
• Lisa Pence-Smith
• Evan Pennington
• Wendy K. Pennington
• Pepper Construction
• Daniel and Betty Perry
• Kathleen H. Peters
• Cheyanne and Warren Petry
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• Ronald Keith Petry
• Scott and Diane Petry
• Jessica Petsel
• Linda Petty
• Vicki Peyton
• Kayla Rae Pfafman
• Jeanna Phipps
• Nancy Pierce
• Debra Suzanne Pilar
• Gina Pipkin
• Anna Pitts
• Evelita A. Plisinski
• Carmenn Elizabeth Pogue
• Raymond and Becky Pohland
• Bob and Linda Pope
• Jacqueline Kate Potter
• Janis Lynn Powell
• Kimberly Powell
• Fred Becky Powers
• Elizabeth Preston
• Cassandra Price-Campbell
• Julia Rebecca Prigg
• Laura Lynn Proctor
• Kimberly Proehl
• Andrew Pryor
• Heather Pryor
• Robert and Donna Pugh
• Dr. Ismail M. Qattash
• Kay Quatroche
• David and Monica Rabb
• Radiology Of Indiana, PC
• Mary A. Raines
• Kimberly Rains
• McKenna A Ralstin
• Lissa N. Ramirez
• Gina Ramsey
• Robert and Michelle Ramsey
• Randall Residence at Gateway Park
• Jolanda Rankin
• Ratio Design
• Dr. Senaka Ratnayake
• Sarah Rayl
• Christine D Razin
• Bo Reckley
• Angela Redd
• Joy Reed
• Tim and Cathy Renshaw
• Republic National Distributing Company
• Republic Services
• Debra Retherford
• Leah Christine Reynolds
• Scott and Lisa Reynolds
• Sally Richardson
• Nicole Richmond
• Tracey Richmone-Hutsell
• Jessica Richwine
• Jon A. Richwine
• Shelbie Paige Rickett
• Jerry and Janet Ridenour
• Dr. Laura Rife
• Chase Riggs
• Mindy Michelle Rigney
• Amy Lynn Riker
• John and Sue Riley
• Dan and Becky Riley
• Julie Riley
• Amanda Ray Rininger
• Paul and Barb Roarke
• Pat Robak
• Elizabeth Grace Robbins
• Jennifer Robbins
• Lisa Robbins
• Amber Roberts
• Crystal M. Roberts
• Taylor Roberts
• Tracy Roberts
• Robert and Marcia Robertson
• Christin Robinson
• David Robinson
• Brandie M. Robling
• Sam Roeschlein
• Cassie Rogers
• Loren Rachelle Rogers
• Nakiisa Rogers
• Stacy N Rogers
• Alisha Roland
• Brittney Rae Roland
• Marissa Roland
• Nicole Roland
• Tina Roland
• Greg and Beth Ann Rominger
• Adam Bradley Rominger
• Kendra Rheann Rose
• Cynthia S Roseman
• Ashley Routier
• Amanda Rumler
• Melissa Rumple
• Melinda S. Rumschlag
• Audrey Vanderwal Rusche
• Eric Rush
• Abby Russell
• Amy Ryan
• Laura Ryba
• Carol Salaj
• Abraham Salazar
• Melba Salmon
• Tony and Anita Samuel
• Chelsea Sanberg
• Tami Sandlin
• Don Myers and Star Sanford
• Dr. Lori Sanford
• Lisa A. Sapp
• Savannah Paige Sarber
• Dr. Rick and April Sasso
• Jamie Saum
• Jessica Lynn Schaber
• Jodi Schacherer
• Ashley Nichole Schaekel
• Jennifer Schewe
• Valerie Ann Schlabach
• Anna Noel Schlagenhauf
• Joseph and Laura Schnecker
• Paula Schubert
• Cynthia Schultz
• Gwendolen Scott
• Valerie Scott
• Arlene Scroggham
• Shane L Seabourn
• Seals Ambulance Services
• Jim Seifert
• John Sellers
• Thomas and Carol Seng
• Sertoma Club of Greenfield
• Dr. Suresh Seshan
• Leslie A. Severance
• Taylor Nicole Sexton
• Trisha Seybold
• Lori Shannon
• Sharp Business Systems
• Brittany Sharritts
• Mary-Jo Shaw
• Dawn Shearer
• Charles E. and Suzanne Shelby
• James and Glenna Shelby
• Peter and Delphine Shelby
• Gary Robert Shenefield
• Nicole Shenefield
• Shepherd Financial
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• Hannah Sherfick
• Jonie M. Shidler
• Anita M. Shildmyer
• Nicole M. Shirk
• Hailey NiKay Shively
• Zachary Kenneth Shockley
• Sharon A. Shore
• Bev Shortridge-Khajenouri
• Kelly Lynn Soelter Shroyer
• Thomas and Nancy Shryock
• Douglas and Sheila Shultz
• Jorge Austin Shuppert
• Amy Sidebottom
• Seth William Sigman
• SIHO Insurance Services
• Kelli Silcox
• Russell and Autumn Silver
• Abby Silver
• Kevin Silverstein
• Jason and Jenna Silvey
• Rhonda Sinclair
• Chad Sisk
• Skender
• Phil and Charlotte Slaughter
• Jeff Slinker
• Kevin Smigielski
• Nathan Smillie
• Angel M. Smith
• Barbara J. Smith
• Chris and Allyson Smith
• Dennis Smith
• Ernie and Bonnie Smith
• Jenna A. Smith
• Joe and Vicki Smith
• Josh Leonardo Smith
• Karen Louise Smith
• Larry G. Smith
• Madeline Christine Smith
• Natosha Shayna Smith
• Pamela Smith
• Robert S. Smith
• Wendell and Narcissa Smith
• Smith Projects, Inc.
• Angela Soliday
• Jeff Somers
• SONICU
• Dr. Meg Fitzsimmons and Randy Sorrell
• Wendi Michelle Sorrell
• Holly Souder
• Holly J. Souder
• Chelsea P. Southerland
• Debra Lee Spalding
• Aaron Sparks
• Derek and Jerri Spears
• Deborah Spears
• John and Bonnie Speer
• Whitney Speicher
• Daniel W. Spence
• Destiny Marie Spera
• Taylor Spera
• Allison Williams Spikers
• Tracy Spurgin
• Debra Kay Stacy
• Amber Stafford
• Tina Stamm
• Jennifer Stanley
• George Stant
• Teresa Starnes
• Louise Stegerman
• Jackie L Stegman
• Bradley Stephen Steinbach
• Kathryn Stephen
• Sharon Stepp
• Deanna Stevens
• Christy Stiff
• Suzanne Stiko
• David and April Stillinger
• Stillinger Family Funeral Home
• Katja Stine
• Kaylee Ann Stinnett
• Patricia Stites
• Melissa Stogsdill
• Carrie Stokes
• Kendra Michelle Stone
• Teresa M Stone
• Kassie Storch
• Allen Strahl
• Janet K. Strauch
• Linda L. Straw
• Barbara A. Street
• Guy Stricker
• Wayne and Sandra Stringham
• Dr. Molly Strong
• James and Darcy Stroud
• Tammy Strunk
• Taylor Alexis Stryzinski
• Valerie Studebaker
• Amanda Study
• Dr. Priscilla K Stumpf
• Suburban Health Organization
• Suburban Home Health
• Sue Ann Wortman Cancer Center
• Brooke Nicole Summers
• Summers Plumbing, Heating and Cooling
• Summit Construction Co., Inc.
• Melissa Sunsdahl
• Kira Sutton
• Shelby Morgan Sweet
• Deborrah Swift
• Judy Swift
• Robert and Vicki Swinney
• Samantha Swistek
• T&W Facility Solutions
• Heather Tait
• Tai Tandy
• Margaret Targett
• Christopher Michael Taylor
• Daniel A. Teder
• Tabitha M. Terry
• Candace A. Tessmer
• The Huntington National Bank
• The Resource Group
• The Riley Charles Settergen Foundation
• The Veridus Group
• Jaymee Thibodeaux
• Lori Ann Thomas
• Stephanie Anne Thomas
• Terry and Susan Tillett
• Debbie Tipton
• Guy and Kathy Titus
• Taylor Titus
• Amie M. Tolliver
• Victor Toloday
• Sarah Tompkins
• Teresa J. Tompkins
• Linda J. Toschlog
• Angela Nicole Trackwell
• Sherry Trainor
• Treasurer of Hancock County
• Robert and Barbetta True
• Eric Truitt
• Emma Jean Tucher
• Tracy Tucher
• Kaley Tucker
• Madison Kay Tunny
• Jim Turner
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• Joshua Ezell Turner
• Morgan Turner
• Joseph and Beth Turpin
• Allison Tusing
• Mary A. Tusing
• Danniel Louiese Tutterow
• Brooke Tweedy
• Tx: Team
• Tyner Pond Farm
• Dr. Chiemela Ubagharaji
• Unified Group Services, Inc.
• Upsilon Chapter
PSI IOTA XI Sorority
• Sheryl A. Vail
• Ciera Jane Vannarsdall
• Douglas and Barbara Vansickle
• Carrie VanVelse
• Joseph T Varnau
• Courtney Vaughn
• Justin Vawter
• Ashton and Norma Veramallay
• Stephanee K. Viera
• Ian Villanueva
• St. Vincent Health Vincent
• Duane and Carletta Voegel
• Jane Vowell
• Candace Dawn Wade
• Shirley J. Wagner
• Carol Wainscott
• Susan Walcott
• Hannah Walden
• Ruth D. Walker
• Summer Elizabeth Wall
• Kim Wallace
• Lori Wallace
• Gregg and Cindy Wallander
• Hannah Lynn Walls
• Morris and Linda Walter
• Julie Walters
• Brooklynn Wampner
• Paul R. Ward
• Robin Ward
• Allison Warfield
• James and Cristy Warren
• Jesseca Washburn
• Christine Nicole Waterman
• Amy T. Watson
• Melissa Watson
• Barbara Wean
• Dr. Lori Wean
• Weas Engineering
• Brandi Ann Webster
• Brooke-Lynn Jean Webster
• Ryan Renee Wechsler
• Dawn Rae Weidman
• Mike and Jenny Weidner
• Christine Nicole Weitz
• Joe and Peggy Welage
• Kamie J Welfl
• Well Done Marketing
• Jacqulyn Wellenreiter
• Jason and Jennifer Wells
• Janet Wells
• Shalee Wells
• Rachel Marie Wenning
• Keith A. West
• Rita Mefford West
• Gina Westmoreland
• Hannah Westphal
• Don and Kenene Weymouth
• Kelly Whitcomb
• David and Darla White
• Keith and Tami White
• Ashley Nichole Whiteley
• Brian Whiteley
• Catherine Whitesell
• Kayla Whitesell
• Thomas Whitesell
• Dennis and Patrician Whitson
• Gene Carlton and Patricia Whittington
• Dee and Jeanette Wickard
• Leslie Wickard
• Mary A. Wilburn
• Jennifer Wilcox
• Roselyn Wild
• Mary Nadaline Wildridge
• Tracy L. Wilfong
• Adam and Jannel Wilhelm
• Stephen and Debbie J. Wilkerson
• Debbie Wilkerson
• Kalen Leigh Wilkes
• Andy Wilkins
• Jennifer LeAn Wilkinson
• Dale and Jill Williams
• Tara Williams
• Cara Nicole Williams
• Aaron A. Williams
• Mort and Lisa Williams
• Karen A. Willis
• Elizabeth Wilson
• Katherine Harting Wilson
• Lesia Wilson
• Roger and Terri Wilson
• Vicki Wilson
• Kiana Nicole Wilt
• Donna Wingham
• Michele Kay Winningham
• Janet S Wise
• Amy Wisehart
• Dakota Wishmeier-Barkwill
• Kyle Witkemper
• Renate Wolfe
• Lisa Wood
• Anita Back Wooldridge
• Scott and Dr. Amy Wooldridge
• Teona Wooldridge
• Tondra Crum Worley
• Stacy Lynn Worsham
• Pam Worthington
• Leslie L. Wright
• Linda L. Wright
• Michael Wright
• Steve Wright
• Vicki Lynn Wright
• Lisa K Wrightsman
• Ye Olde Head Shoppe
• Stacey Yeo
• Jennette York
• Olivia A. York
• Danae Young
• Kirbie Randall Young
• Mary Ann Young
• Janet Young
• Jordan Youngkin
• Gilbert Zapfe
• Kelle Zeabart
• Carley Zell
• Danielle Nicole Zell
• Linda Zerr
• Dr. James Zhang
• Kimberly Ziegler
• John and Linda Zimmermann
• Donna L. Zirkle
• Esther Bah Zoro
2023 ANNUAL REPORT 43
HANCOCK HEALTH CONNECTION CENTER $186,523 CANCER CARE AND PATIENT NEEDS $112,533 HOSPICE CARE $114,943
SCHOLARSHIPS $52,850
ASSOCIATE CRISIS FUND $49,844
WOMEN HELPING WOMEN/ MAMMOGRAPHY EQUIPMENT $372,428
FUNDRAISING EXPENSES $67,012
OTHER HANCOCK HEALTH PROGRAMS $51,426
ENDOWMENT CONTRIBUTIONS $426,751 PROGRAM AMOUNT
TOTAL : $1,434,311
WHAT YOUR GIFTS FUNDED 2023 FINANCIAL REPORT
44 2023 ANNUAL REPORT
HANCOCK HEALTH CONNECTION CENTER
CANCER CARE AND PATIENT NEEDS
HOSPICE NEEDS
SCHOLARSHIPS
ASSOCIATE CRISIS FUND
WOMEN HELPING WOMEN/MAMMO EQUIPMENT
FUNDRAISING EXPENESES
OTHER HANCOCK HEALTH PROGRAMS
ENDOWMENT CONTRIBUTIONS
RAISED
28% BUSINESSES AND ORGANIZATIONS
DONOR TYPE AMOUNT INDIVIDUALS $237,319 SPECIAL EVENTS $318,295 BUSINESSES AND ORGANIZATIONS $271,595 ASSOCIATES $131,389 FUNDS
TOTAL
$958,598
:
INDIVIDUALS
SPECIAL EVENTS
ASSOCIATES
13.00% 7.85% 8.01% 3.68% 3.48% 25.97% 4.67% 3.59% 29.75% 2023 ANNUAL REPORT 45
25%
33%
14%
46 2023 ANNUAL REPORT
MAKING HEALTH POSSIBLE
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