Presbyterian Healthcare Foundation Heroes Campaign Impact Report

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The Heroes Campaign has sought charitable gifts to Presbyterian Healthcare Foundation in support of the many heroes battling the COVID-19 pandemic, including frontline providers and staff, as well as the many patients and

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To date, the collective impact totals

MORE THAN $3.1 MILLION including cash contributions to our COVID-19 Response Fund, grants for community health initiatives addressing food insecurity, Laughter is the Best Medicine proceeds for provider and staff support initiatives, in-kind gifts of food and supplies for frontline care teams, and a $1 million allocation of Foundation unrestricted funds.

families in our communities who have been affected.

Cash Donations $926,756

Our community responded in a big way.

We are very grateful for every donor and contribution.

Laughter Net Proceeds $455,000 Grants $475,200

$3,157,768

In-Kind Gifts $300,812 Unrestricted Funds Allocation $1,000,000

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COVID-19 RESPONSE FUND Charitable contributions have funded unmet needs associated with Presbyterian’s COVID-19 response.

Foundation dollars have been especially helpful in filling funding gaps for priority needs outlined below.

EQUIPMENT / SUPPLIES 125 thermal imaging scanners 60 UV countertop disinfectant devices 140 shoe sanitizers 2 Lucas CPR-assist devices 5 Albuquerque Ambulance mist disinfection units 12 Albuquerque Ambulance automatic transport ventilators 2 tablet stands Gastroenterology, Neurosurgery and Adult Medicine telemedicine equipment Software licenses for telemedicine

We are indebted to the

810 COVID-19 Response Fund donors and countless contributors of unrestricted funds over the years whose contributions have made these investments possible.

VACCINE DISTRIBUTION 3 golf carts for Vaccine Hub transport Mobile unit staff meals Mobile unit outdoor gear

PROVIDER / STAFF SUPPORT More than 123,300 meals and 43,000 snacks for our frontline caregivers across the state 26,000 Presbyterian-branded masks Agency nurse support Presbyterian Hospital fourth-floor don/doff area Nurse appreciation cookies

OTHER COVID-19 RESPONSE / PATIENT NEEDS Santa Fe Medical Center respiratory clinic staffing COVID patient transport Presbyterian Hospital negative pressure renovation (partial funding)

GRANTS $475,200 in corporate and foundation grants received for Presbyterian Community Health programs addressing the growing issue of hunger/food insecurity. $78,000 from the Foundation’s Community Health Fund was awarded for priority outreach programs.

Grant funding contributed in part to the following initiatives:

FOOD FARMACY A referral-based food pantry that served nearly 10,000 community members and their families last year.

FREE MEALS FOR KIDS PROGRAMS Delivered at seven Presbyterian locations throughout New Mexico, these programs served more than 35,000 meals in 2020 – an 87% increase over 2019.

VIRTUAL COOKING CLASSES with more than 4,500 participants.

Some of the grant funds were directed specifically to food access for families in Northern New Mexico and children from birth to age 5.

IN-KIND GIFTS More than 214 donors collectively gave in-kind gifts worth over $300,000 primarily in the form of PPE and other supplies, as well as meals and snacks for frontline providers and staff.

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$455,000 raised from the 2020 event benefiting Presbyterian Heroes at Work, supporting nurses, physicians and advance practice clinicians with tools and resources that provide opportunities to reduce stress, relax and rejuvenate, and rediscover joy in medicine.

Presbyterian Healthcare is a 501c3 not-for-profit organization.

No portion of your gift supports fundraising or administrative expenses.