Impact Report Cancer Care at PeaceHealth United General

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Your Impact

on Cancer Care at PeaceHealth United General

Exceptional care close to home

United General Medical Center

You build a healthier community

For residents of Skagit County and surrounding areas, there’s great peace of mind in knowing that exceptional cancer care is never far away. And that care comes from PeaceHealth United General, because of you. In our every effort to provide the best possible care for our loved ones, friends and neighbors, your generosity helps pave the way. Thank you.

The incredible outpouring of community support for our recent Keeping Cancer Care Close to Home campaign is but one more shining example of how you are accelerating advancements in medicine for the benefit of us all.

Together, we’re helping patients fight — and win — their battle against such a deadly disease. Together, we’re ensuring expert cancer care for anyone who turns to us, regardless of ability to pay. The impact you have on our community is truly transformative — and we are beyond grateful for your lifesaving generosity.

Thank you for investing in a healthy future.

You’re an innovator

It’s true. Your generosity is the very heart of everything we do to innovate and elevate the best possible cancer care at PeaceHealth United General. Thanks to you, we’ve reached 81% of our $1 million fundraising goal for our Keeping Cancer Care Close to Home campaign!

This means we’re on the final stretch in our efforts to purchase an advanced linear accelerator (LINAC) to meet the growing demand for outstanding cancer treatment in our community. Your incredible philanthropic support is what allows us to move ahead with these ambitious plans that will make United General home to the LINAC Varian True-Beam device — the most advanced radiation therapy available today for cancer patients.

Acquiring a new linear accelerator will help:

> Every month, United General’s Cancer Center treats 150-200 patients and our numbers are growing.

> In the last four years, patient treatment rates for medical oncology increased by 59%

> Treat the most challenging cancer cases with speed and precision.

> Enable more tailored treatments for each patient’s unique condition.

> Keep expert care close to home for all, including those in our most remote communities.

> Charitable giving is key to helping us increase capacity, expand services and upgrade equipment.

Your support truly makes a difference in the lives of others, thank you!

Campaign goal: $1,000,000

$110,000 secured in major individual gifts ($10,000 or more)

$755,000 awarded from grant funding organizations and private foundations

Total raised to date: $892,039

$27,039 raised from private individual gifts ($9,999 or less)

Keeping Cancer Care Close to Home campaign Foundations

Together, we’re saving lives in Skagit County

TRICO Companies is thrilled to partner with PeaceHealth United General in support of its Keeping Cancer Care Close to Home campaign to elevate healthcare for everyone in the Skagit Valley. This is home for us. This is where we live, work and play. Our roots run deep here, and we would never miss out on such an amazing opportunity to make an even greater investment in the future wellness of our community.

PeaceHealth United General has long been among the local organizations that we actively support. Because we believe a healthier community is a stronger, more vibrant community that uplifts us all. Cancer has touched many of us personally here at TRICO, which makes this campaign even more meaningful to us.”

— Christopher Kiel, President TRICO Companies, LLC

Thank you for funding expert cancer care

Sharon Marie Rutherford

Sedro Woolley Rotary Club

Mike Perry

Tina and Chris Johnston

Patty Burleson

Sue and Michael Zimmermann

VECA Electric & Technologies

Jennifer Fix

Kathleen Rathvon

Tracie and David Skrinde

Karla and Robert Strand

Sharon and Bradley Becker

M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust

Rebecca Clemans

Rene’ Combs

Mike Burnett

Rod Dalseg

Skagit Community Foundation

Connie Gabelein

United General Medical Center

Loren Dahl

Mary Hall

James Clay

Dr. and Mrs. Robert Gates

Robert Stanley

Jeanne and Jack Fankhauser

PeaceHealth United General Medical Center Auxiliary

Sedro Woolley Volleyball

Parent Group

William Handy, Jr.

Margaret Hammer

Violet Shillong

Debra and Doug Lancaster

Sue and Dr. Nicholas Muff

TRICO Companies, LLC

Don and Susan O’Neil

David Maurer

John Webster

North West Reining Assoc

Sedro-Woolley Riding Club

Walnut Tree Thrift Shop

Timothy Sheldon

Riverside Health Club Sedro-Woolley

Dona Cowan

John Ring

Leighton and Laurel Coalwell, Jr.

Greg and Robin Thramer

Charles and Toni Ruhl

Mary Oxos

Scott Sullivan

Lorene Allen

Dennis McCarter

Brenda Wiss

Walter Huhn

Maynard Axelson

Sandra Rexroth

Susan Jeannet

Katherine and Joseph Kult

To learn more about the power of your giving, contact:

Tony Stopperan

tstopperan@peacehealth.org

360-920-2018

David Martinsen,

360-788-6861

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