Trish Lollo President
St. Louis Children’s Hospital
Gary Silverman, MD, PhD
Pediatrician-in-Chief
St. Louis Children’s Hospital
Chairman, Department of Pediatrics
The Harriet B. Spoehrer Professor of Pediatrics Washington University School of Medicine Executive Director Children's Discovery Institute
Tanya L. Waskiewicz
At the heart of all our efforts to grow and transform St. Louis Children’s Hospital is our unwavering commitment to do what’s right for kids. Every child deserves to have access to highly specialized, high-quality pediatric care — care that will provide them every opportunity to overcome illness and injury and live life to the fullest. Thanks to supporters like you, we are making great progress toward our goals.
As you will read in this report, we reached many milestones in 2023, including the 30th anniversary of St. Louis Children’s Hospital Foundation. None of these significant achievements would have been possible without philanthropy. Whichever way you supported us in 2023, please know how grateful we are for your generosity.
Thanks to you, we continue to grow and innovate to ensure children receive the best healthcare possible. We’re so grateful to have donors like you alongside us on this journey. Thank you, as always, for your continued support. We hope you enjoy learning more about the progress you’ve made possible over the past year.
Warm Regards,
Trish Lollo
Gary Silverman, MD, PhD
Tanya L. Waskiewicz
Founded in 1879, St. Louis Children's Hospital is one of the premier children's hospitals in the United States.
In 2023, U.S. News & World Report again named St. Louis Children’s Hospital and its physician partners at Washington University School of Medicine among America’s Best Children’s Hospitals. The publication ranked St. Louis Children’s within the top 12% nationally (No. 23), and we continue to be ranked the top children’s hospital in the St. Louis region.
This is the 15th consecutive year St. Louis Children’s has been ranked among the top 25 children’s hospitals nationwide. St. Louis Children’s is nationally ranked in eight pediatric specialties evaluated by the report — more than any pediatric hospital in the region — exemplifying its extraordinary breadth of expertise.
St. Louis Children’s is one of only 8% of hospitals in the U.S. that have achieved American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC) Magnet Recognition®. The Magnet Recognition Program® recognizes quality patient care, nursing excellence and innovations in professional nursing practice and is the highest national honor for professional nursing practice.
St. Louis Children’s currently ranks as the eighth largest children’s hospital in the U.S. and serves not just the children of St. Louis, but those from every state and more than 80 countries around the world.
191,091 emergency department visits
unique patients served
455 inpatient admissions
45,549 surgical procedures
50 outpatient clinic visits
17,629 transplants
4,454
St. Louis Children's employees
2,398 licensed hospital beds
languages/dialects interpreted
2,369 sign language encounters
2,202 international patient encounters
272,534 trips by the transport team
38,169 Washington University physicians 883
12,362 logged by 540 volunteers volunteer hours
2.76 million total interpreted minutes
St. Louis Children's continues to expand our reach throughout the St. Louis region and beyond through emergency departments at other BJC HealthCare hospitals, our Healthy Kids Express mobile units, after hours convenient care and specialty care centers. St. Louis Children's recognizes the benefits of branching off the main campus and has plans to continue to add locations in the coming years.
Every day, families come to St. Louis Children’s looking for answers and treatments they can’t find anywhere else. Established in 1993, the St. Louis Children’s Hospital Foundation exists to support these patients through necessary programs and services that fall under three pillars — research and discovery, community health improvement and excellence in care. The financial support the Foundation received in 2023 was one of the highest levels in history. We benefited from the generous support of individuals, corporations, foundations, and dedicated organizations and community fundraising groups. No matter the donation size, your support helped us fulfill our mission to do what's right for kids!
2023 Dollars Raised and Dollars Granted
total donors
9,242 individual donors
8,595 community organization donors
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133 corporate donors
$2,044,806 foundation donors
90 grants awarded
gross revenue from signature events: Table Tops Spring Event, Joe Buck Golf Classic, St. Louis Children's Hospital Day at Six Flags and Play Date
$2,349,435
142 raised from 97 third-party and community events
1,700 employees donated $130,000 through the employee giving campaign
Donations to St. Louis Children’s Hospital Foundation provide vital funding to all areas of child health — from community health initiatives to wraparound patient family support and groundbreaking research. Endowments provide a permanent source of income to support these endeavors in perpetuity. In 2023, 20% of the dollars granted to St. Louis Children’s and Washington University School of Medicine were funded through endowments. Transformative gifts to our endowments help sustain funding — now and in the future — to ensure St. Louis Children’s remains a leader in child health in our community, the nation and the world. established endowments
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• The Center for Pediatric Immunology was established within the Children's Discovery Institute as one of only a handful of institutions worldwide to serve as both a research center focused on discovering the mechanisms of inborn errors of immunity and an access point for multidisciplinary care for patients with rare immune-based diseases.
• Healthy Kids Express expanded to include diabetes care, making visits to schools across the St. Louis region to help students manage diabetes and prevent the disease.
• Carrie L. Lee, DNP, MBA/HCM, RN, NE-BC, joined as the new vice president, patient care services and chief nursing officer for St. Louis Children’s Hospital. Carrie brings more than 20 years of nursing and healthcare leadership experience and joined us from Arkansas Children’s Hospital in Little Rock.
• St. Louis Children’s and Washington University Heart Center completed its 600th pediatric heart transplant, making it the first pediatric transplant center to achieve this in the United States. St. Louis Children’s Hospital performed its first heart transplant in 1984 and is one of the few heart centers in the world to routinely take on high-risk cases.
• The Joe Buck Golf Classic raised a record-breaking $761,500 in 2023 to support the construction of the state-of-the-art expansion of the Joe Buck Imaging Center. More than $10 million has been raised over the last 22 years to meet the growing needs of pediatric radiology.
• The McDonnell Pediatric Cancer Center was established within the Children's Discovery Institute to combine the most advanced research with an unparalleled ability to translate those research findings into groundbreaking real-world treatments. A deeper understanding of how cancers emerge and develop, and how those processes can be stopped, will accelerate breakthroughs that give kids and families hope.
• Teen Prom at St. Louis Children’s Hospital was an evening of glitz and glamour thanks to a generous $20,000 gift from Dunkin’ Joy In Childhood Foundation. St. Louis Blues defenseman Colton Parayko and mascot Louie personally invited patients to attend and then later joined in the festivities, which included dancing, airbrush tattoos, photo booth and a DJ.
• In the spirit of learning, MilliporeSigma, the U.S. and Canada Life Science business of Merck KGaA, Darmstadt, Germany, sponsored the second annual STEM Week. It included a week of science, discovery and education for the kids at St. Louis Children’s Hospital with creative experiments such as a self-inflating balloon and homemade lava lamp.
• TWIGs (Together With Individual Goals) consists of 10 special interest subgroups of volunteers who assemble to support St. Louis Children’s Hospital. The first TWIGs Appreciation Gathering for members and spouses was held in July to celebrate the group’s accomplishments. St. Louis Children’s Hospital President Trish Lollo was in attendance and expressed her gratitude for their 60 years of support.
• KIDstruction Week celebrated its 12th year! KIDstruction Week is an opportunity for the St. Louis regional architecture, construction and engineering industries to join together to support patient-centered care at St. Louis Children’s. This year 145 participating companies, 41 cornerstone companies and more than 2,600 tradespeople and employees raised a record-breaking $725,000.
• Colin A. Martin, MD, a specialist in intestinal rehabilitation surgery and an advocate for diversity, equity and inclusion in surgery, was named surgeon-in-chief at St. Louis Children’s Hospital and began in his new role September 5. Dr. Martin earned his medical degree from Wayne State University School of Medicine. He completed his general surgery residency at the University of Cincinnati and a postdoctoral research fellowship at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital before completing his pediatric surgery fellowship at Vanderbilt University.
• Annual cycling event Pedal the Cause raised a record-breaking $1,501,174 to help fund the best new ideas in cancer research at Siteman Kids at St. Louis Children’s Hospital. Over the past 14 years, Pedal the Cause has donated more than $13.4 million to support new ideas in pediatric cancer research.
• The third annual Holiday Shop for Kids sponsored by Amazon was another huge success. Thanks to Amazon, nearly 600 gifts with 40 different selections were available — gifts such as hats, blankets, electronics, tumblers and more! More than 180 patients participated, either shopping in person or shopping bedside with a Holiday Shop menu and delivery to their room.
• The 2023 holiday season kicked off with the 39th annual Love Light sponsored by Gardner Capital and included character visits and Santa delivering personalized gift bags to patient rooms. One special patient flipped the switch for the holiday lights, both inside and outside the hospital, to close out the evening.
• Play Date, the signature gala for St. Louis Children’s Hospital, celebrated 10 years of raising funds in support of the Children’s Discovery Institute. The event celebrated the ‘70s, ‘80s and ‘90s, encouraged attendees to enjoy an evening reliving the joys of childhood and included retro arcade games and a life-size Lite-Brite. This year’s event raised a record-breaking $447,874.01!
• The Foundation hosted its first ever Board Alumni social event at CITYPARK attended by 200 current and former board members.
Your gifts to support pediatric research advance the biggest scientific discoveries in child health. Together, we’re able to attract and retain worldclass Washington University investigators and empower them to do what they do best: bring academic research into real-life trials with game-changing results for children.
Thanks to generous gifts, the Children’s Discovery Institute (CDI), a collaboration between St. Louis Children’s Hospital, the Foundation and Washington University School of Medicine, added two new centers in 2023 to bring the total number to eight. One of only a few centers for pediatric research in the United States, the CDI is unique in its cross-disciplinary, collaborative approach to rigorous science intertwined with worldclass patient care.
The McDonnell Pediatric Cancer Center (Cancer Center) is dedicated to transforming the diagnosis and treatment of pediatric cancers. The Cancer Center is a partnership between Washington University School of Medicine and St. Louis Children’s Hospital, combining the most advanced research — including genetics, cellular function and clinical trials — with an unparalleled ability to translate those research findings into groundbreaking, real-world treatments. A deeper understanding of how cancers emerge and develop, and how those processes can be stopped, will accelerate breakthroughs that give kids and families hope. One in 285 children in the United States will be diagnosed with cancer before their 20th birthday.
Elizabeth and James McDonnell III made an extraordinary gift to establish the Cancer Center. The McDonnells have been long-time supporters of research, clinical trials and the development of more precise therapies that will change the future of cancer care for children — both inside these walls and around the world. We are deeply grateful for their generosity and leadership in establishing this transformational center.
The Center for Pediatric Immunology (Center) is revolutionizing patient care and bringing incredible outcomes to children with a wide range of conditions and complex illnesses. As global experts in basic research and translational science, we enable more kids to live long, healthy and fulfilling lives.
The Center will change our approach to identifying and treating inherited disorders early in life — and will draw patients from across the country and around the world.
The Center for Pediatric Immunology is one of only a handful of institutions worldwide to serve as both a research center focused on discovering the genetic bases of diseases and an access point for multidisciplinary care for patients with rare immunebased diseases. The way forward is through innovative, collaborative science. The Center was established with a compassionate gift from an anonymous donor.
research studies funded 10 active clinical trials enabled by the CDI
amount researchers receive in additional funding for every CDI dollar invested $5.83
18 publications in 2023 based on CDI-funded research findings
$601,316,539 total raised from external funding in 2023 $47,350,799
total raised from external funding since inception of CDI
134 publications since the inception of CDI
An endowed professorship is more than just a designation, title or name on a plaque. Because of the groundbreaking research and clinical care led by our endowed faculty, children at St. Louis Children’s receive the absolute best standard of care. Families find comfort and support and kids have the chance just to be kids, even when facing chronic or life-limiting illnesses.
1,552
2
CDI centers established
2023 Awards: $9,315,690
Center for Pediatric Pulmonary Disease & Asthma — $4,934,035
Hermann Center for Child & Family Development — $2,438,999
Center for Immunology — $1,000,000
McDonnell Pediatric Cancer Center — $510,579
Personalized/Precision Medicine — $432,077
Total Awards Since 2006: $103,133,613
Child Health Discovery Fund grants — $87,850,000
Center for Pediatric Pulmonary Disease & Asthma — $7,834,035
Hermann Center for Child & Family Development — $4,538,999
McDonnell Pediatric Cancer Center — $1,910,579
Center for Immunology — $1,000,000
5 endowed professorships installed in 2023
Susan and James C. Gould Professor of Pediatric Quality and Safety
Beverly Brozanski, MD
Homer E. Nash Jr., MD, Professor in Pediatrics
Michelle A. Joubert Gill, MD, PhD
Schnuck Family Endowed Chair in Pediatric Infectious Diseases
Jason G. Newland, MD, MEd
The Rudolph L. and Mary Frances Wise Chair in Pediatric Anesthesiology
Dolores B. Njoku, MD
Robert C. Strunk, MD, Chair for Lung and Respiratory Research
Ronald C. Rubenstein, MD, PhD
Whether they come through the doors at one of our clinical facilities, step aboard our Healthy Kids Express mobile units, visit with us at a community hub or see a behavioral healthcare specialist while at school, St. Louis Children’s is here to provide extraordinary care that meets the needs of every child. Only through your gifts are we able to extend healthcare access beyond our doors and into communities throughout St. Louis.
In February 2023, St. Louis Children’s Hospital and Washington University unveiled the first mobile pediatric diabetes unit in the nation. The program, which is part of the Healthy Kids Express umbrella of services, visits schools throughout the St. Louis region to help students manage diabetes and prevent the disease. All services are free of charge and covered by generous donations to St. Louis Children's Hospital Foundation.
Providing mobile care in their neighborhoods helps to remove barriers to diabetes care and other services that help save their lives. Program staff aim to educate, empower and equip families to feel comfortable navigating their chronic conditions, or for those with pre-diabetes, help prevent them from developing the condition altogether. Students are screened for diabetes complications through blood and urine tests, and checked for retinopathy, an eye condition linked to diabetes that is the leading cause of preventable blindness. The mobile unit team discusses nutrition with children who are at risk of developing diabetes and properly trains students and school nurses on how to inject insulin shots and use insulin pumps and glucose monitoring machines.
St. Louis Children's Hospital is one of the world’s leading treatment and clinical research centers for diabetes, providing comprehensive care for pediatric patients throughout the entire diagnostic and treatment process. As the metro area's largest pediatric diabetes program, the diabetes team sees patients from Missouri, Illinois, Arkansas and Kentucky for treatment. It is also the only pediatric hospital in St. Louis accredited by the American Diabetes Association. Historically, St. Louis Children's Hospital was the first to treat a diabetic child in the United States with insulin.
20,439
children served through community programs: camps, Head to Toe, Healthy Kids Express (HKE), Healthy Kids Healthy Minds, Raising STL, Safety Street and TOP
53
zip codes served by the community health advocacy and outreach team
2,402
virtual behavioral health therapy sessions for students
24,911 in-person behavioral health therapy sessions for students
visits to Healthy Kids Healthy Minds school nurses
2,151 campers
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Camp Crescent: 21 campers
Camp Independence: 83 campers
Camp Rhythm: 135 campers
Camp Stepping Stones: 58 campers
Healthy Kids Express (HKE) mobile units in service:
1 asthma, 1 dental, 1 diabetes, 1 screening
4,448 HKE Asthma and Screening
students provided asthma and screening services
41,442 virtual visits
4 dental exams
7,369 in-person visits
After many successful years working with youth at Supporting Positive Outcomes with Teens (SPOT) — a freestanding clinic in the city of St. Louis — a formal partnership between Jennings High School and St. Louis Children's was created to deliver the same comprehensive healthcare at a location within a high school. Founded in 2008, the SPOT at Jennings is an innovative behavioral health and medical drop-in center designed to address health, social support and prevention needs. The youth served at Jennings represent a population that would not typically receive the vital care and services they need, yet the SPOT is there to provide much-needed assistance. Thanks to the generosity of our donors, the SPOT at Jennings, located in north St. Louis County, has now completed its fifth year of operation.
5,215 HKE Dental
1,462 educational lessons for kids
HKE Diabetes
87 students served from
9 school districts
Ava is a student at Jennings High School and first learned about the SPOT from her friends. “My care at the SPOT has been extremely helpful,” says Ava. “The staff is there to show support for the students and give the help that should be given to the student body. The most important thing to know about the SPOT is that you can go to them for mental support, physical support and more. It’s also a wonderful environment for students to go and calm down and rejuvenate.”
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children served through the SPOT at Jennings
Families come to St. Louis Children’s Hospital from around the world because we are committed to providing the extraordinary care that every child deserves. Through your gifts we are able to offer wraparound services that exceed expectations and provide necessary support for these patients and their families every step of the way.
Navigating healthcare can be challenging. That’s why so many families rely on St. Louis Children’s Hospital’s Center for Families, which is 100% funded by the Foundation. The Center for Families (the Center) provides collaborative, compassionate and supportive family resources to help families navigate their healthcare experience. Recognizing that families are coming in more vulnerable, stressed and facing more urgent situations than ever, the Center is open 24/7, 365 days a year to assist.
The Center’s refrigerator and freezer are stocked with nutritious, grab-and-go snacks and drinks. Baskets of chips, cookies, cereal, granola bars, macaroni and cheese and more sit on the counter. The Center is known for having the best coffee, tea and hot chocolate! It would not be a “home away from home” without the occasional celebratory treat. Best of all, families are simply told to help themselves when they come in.
We continue to improve the patient and family experience as evidenced by the continued record-level volumes of families who come to the Center for resources. In 2023, this included an increased number of outpatient families bringing their medically complex children for all-day appointments, making the drive from hours away to receive specialized care, including therapy services, radiology, outpatient procedures and more.
Frequently, people come to the Center for Families because their child has been transported to St. Louis Children’s Hospital and they did not pack any clothes, or they had no idea that they would be staying for weeks instead of the overnight visit they prepared for. More than 1,100 parents were provided clothing in emergency situations. The Center for Families also provides items such as laundry detergent, fabric softener sheets, deodorant, soap, feminine hygiene products, combs, toothbrushes and toothpaste, hand lotion and hair dryers. We have phone chargers, iPads, a business center and a notary. There is a quiet room that families utilize to decompress from the stressors of being bedside.
In the Center, medical librarians and pediatric nurses fulfill requests for trusted medical information for parents, patients and the public. Families can also find information about local and national support groups for medical conditions and health information resources including educational books, videos and
iPads to borrow to view online resources at the bedside. The Center also teaches lifesaving infant CPR and provides Anytime CPR kits for home practice that include a CPR manikin, practice DVD with guides and written instructions.
The Center also continues to provide computer access, printing, faxing and copying services for patients and their families, who must juggle work and connections to insurance providers while also focusing on their child’s care. Many parents and caregivers must continue to work while their child is a patient because their financial or employment situation does not allow for them to completely focus on their child.
Our Center’s services continue to respond and grow in order to meet families where they are. And, with an increasing demand for education, information and assistance, our Center for Families remains an essential service at our hospital.
34,907
7,189
120,414 families supported by the Family Care Fund
visits to the Center for Families
Child Life interactions including holidays, patient activities, community outings, expressive therapy, playroom, donor dollars and schoolroom
21,516 expressive therapy sessions (art, music, dance)
meals served to nursing moms
5,607
43
Tri My Best Adaptive Triathlon Athletes
patients, families and staff interacted with 53 Purina Paws for Hope therapy dogs
1,330
5,737 visits to the playroom, teen lounge, sibling playroom and bedside play sessions
101,720 patient interactions with Duo Dog Casey
1,221
16,903 visits to/from the schoolroom
21 visits to the Purina Family Pet Center from 16 patients patient interactions with Duo Dog Opal
934 patients enjoyed 7 pet-based special events in the Purina Family Pet Center
Planning for the future demonstrates a commitment to furthering our mission.
Sally and Don Morton were well known in St. Louis, where they lived for 48 years. While they continued to show devotion to their family throughout the years, they also showed devotion to their community. Sally volunteered at their church, local school and several organizations. Don focused his volunteer work on local sporting and aviation organizations and St. Louis Children’s Hospital Foundation.
Don was very humble yet very proud of his volunteer work. He saw it as an opportunity, and no job was too big or too small for him to take on. Tiffany Schroeder says her dad felt valued through his interactions with the patients and their families and it brought him so much joy.
Sally and Don passed away two weeks apart in the summer of 2023 at the ages of 86 and 89. They were married for 59 years and left behind a legacy of philanthropic dedication they built together. Tiffany and Todd remember their parents always choosing to financially support the causes they were involved in,
and with a gift in their trust, they were able to continue that support even beyond their lifetimes. “St. Louis Children's Hospital was very important to my dad,” Todd Morton says. “My sister and I are thankful for his time there and we were happy to facilitate his support of St. Louis Children's through their trust.”
Don and Sally participated in a complimentary and confidential values-based estate planning service offered through the Foundation’s partnership with Thompson & Associates, which helps clients navigate the complexities of estate planning, working with individuals to identify personal values and develop strategies to ensure their estate plans reflect those and align with their overall financial and family objectives.
“I definitely believe they instilled a sense of philanthropy in me,” Tiffany says. “It is very ingrained in my sense of self that you share your good fortune and help others. I don't feel that it was ever forced on me, it was just what you did!”
Through the Legacy Society, we recognize those who have made a commitment to the future of St. Louis Children’s Hospital in their estate plan.
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Helen Aff-Drum*
Dorothy & Bill* Albers in memory of K. Susie Martin
Marian Alexander*
Elaine Allen*
Susan and Joel* Allen
Diana Allen
Karla and Hans Ambos
Catherine and Mohamad* Amjad, MD
Mary Ann and Bill Anderson
Norman and Marie Atkins*
Janice and Jack Bailey
John Baird*
Jean DiLorenzo
Ralph and Leona Barkey*
Albert Bass*
Raymond Battaglia*
Renee and Andrew Bell
Tom Bennett*
Malcolm and Laura Berry
Kathleen Bilderback
William Bixby*
Marion and Van Lear* Black III
Mary Blotna*
Ruth and Surya Bodapati, MD
Kathleen Bohbrink*
Betty Brittain*
Gail and Steve Broughton
Marcella Brown*
Barbara Bruner*
Robert Bruns*
Mary Jane Buchanan*
Kate and Dale Cammon
Anne and Vincent Cannella
Brenda and Richard Caravia
Mildred Carr*
Maxine Clark and Robert Fox
Mr. and Mrs. James Cohen*
Mary Coles
Tomika Collins
Mary and James Corbett
Kyle and Amy Cordes
Catherine H. Cortright
Joan Cosbey*
Rita Coulter*
Terry Cox*
Daniel Creston
Mark Critchfield
Donald Cummings
JoAnn Cunningham
Jamie and Aaron Curtis
Jennifer and Stephen Davis
Monica and Robert Decker
Judith DeLorenzi*
Marcella Deuser*
Morton Deutch*
Albert Dickmeyer*
David Dodge
Billie Drakes*
Kay and Leo* Drey
Dolores Ehlers*
Marilyn Eisen*
Ronald Eisenbath*
Judith* and Richard Engelsmann
Evelyn Evans*
Eleanor Falcetta*
Jeff Faust
Irene Fehr*
Milton Fehr*
Margaret Feller*
Alison and John Ferring
Alzada Ferris*
Elizabeth Findeis*
Mr. David M. Lewis and Ms. Suzanne R. Fontaine
Kate and Ken Fox
Betty French*
Kay Heeren Gaines
Leslie Garvin
Ginny and Michael Geis
Marjorie Gerhard*
Kenneth Gibson*
Hattie Lorene Gilkeson*
Ann Goddard*
Susan Goddard
Alison Gonzalez
Peggy and Richard Gordin
Dorothy Gould*
Susan and James Gould
Barbara Grace*
Wilma Graesser*
Lauren and Randall Graham
Edna Griesbaum*
Daisy Gutman*
Virginia Hagemann*
Mark Hanneke
Dorothy Hanpeter*
Lewis Hardy*
Zena Hellman*
Leonard Hemsath*
Robert and
Signa Hermann Jr.
Dorothy Herweg*
John Hill, in honor of Ann Linkogle (Hill-Rintoul)
Nelda and Conrad* Hinckley
Kristen and Brian Hogan
Carol and Gerald Holmdahl
Roger Hubele*
Fred Hubert*
Christine Huffman*
Kimberly Hume
Kenneth Ianke
Marie Jacobs
Joseph William Janda*
Arvalla Jaycox*
Carrie and Jeff Johnson
Suzanne and James L. Johnson III
Sally C. Johnston
Robert Kennard*
John Kennedy
Jean Kerner*
Nick Kiriakos*
Randall C. Kinder*
Shelly and Randy Klohmann
Robert Klopmeyer*
Luella Koblitz*
Bonnie Koblitz
Inez Koch*
Kenneth Koerner*
Janet and Thomas Lafferty
Larry Lahay*
Mary and Oliver Langenberg*
Jessica Lapinski
Laverne Doelling*
Stephen Loeb
Arthur Lohmeyer*
Ernesta Lonsway*
Hubert Macklin*
Joan and Jonathan Magruder
Jennifer and James Maher
Ethel Mangold*
Mr. and Mrs. James G. Berges
Dr. Kenneth Mares
Marco Matranga*
Elizabeth and James S. McDonnell III
Dr. Roger J.C. Meyer*
Sheryl and James Miller
Odon Moehle*
Virginia Winter-Moellenhoff*
Kenneth Montgomery*
Dorothy Moog*
Luis Mora
Anne Morris*
Don and Sally Morton*
Betty Moses*
Laura Mosey
Chuck* and Janet Mueller
Pearl Mueller*
Catherine and Birch Mullins
Linda and Gerald Musselman
Chester Myers*
Karen Myers
Velma Neiman*
Marie Neu*
Ernest Newman*
Elizabeth and Richard Nix Jr.
William K. Norris*
Victor O'Dell*
Jo Alberson Oertli
John O'Fallon*
Byrd Ohning*
Robert O'Neil*
Laura Orthwein*
Madeleine Ortman
Jerome Osherow*
Ann MacCarthy Parke*
Jane K. Pelton*
W.R. Persons*
Frances Bartell Phelps*
Mary Pieszchalski*
Jennifer Pirrie
Lou Politte*
Jerry and Shirley Powers*
Marsha* and Steven Puro
Linda and Thomas Ray Jr.
Warren Opfer* and Edward Rensing
W.E. Renth*
Marjorie and Larry Rhutasel
Larry Richoz*
Helen Riechmann*
Darrell Dwayne Rippeto*
Rebecca Mae Robertson*
Frank Ruf*
Bobb Ruff in honor of Elliott Ruff
Elizabeth Russell*
Louis Russo*
Samuel Sachs*
Oliver Scheele*
Lisa and Allen Schmale
Michael Schmersahl*
Eula Schmidt*
Ruth Schmidt*
Bradley and Lauren Schmidt
Stephanie and Thomas Schmidt Family
Marilyn Schnuck*
Robert E. Schoor and Joan Luttig Schoor*
Deborah and Ralph Schrader
Ruth E. Schroeder*
Elsie Schumacher*
Lester Schwartzkopf*
Jon Dean Scott*
Sharon and John Scott
Pearl Sellenriek*
Francine and Jerome* Seslen
Sharon Shahid
Joel and Janet Sheridan
Mary Jane Shick*
Evie and Jim Shucart
Albert Simpkins*
Susie and Joe Sivewright
Margaret Slayton*
Mabel Smartt*
Helen Smith*
Karin and Sidney Smith
Sidney and Sylvia Souers*
Doug and Danielle Standish
Julia and Douglas Stanley
Bet and Jack Stapleton
Arlou and Don Steele Family
Audrey Steinfeld*
C. Jack Steinhardt*
Gene Steward*
Paul Stewart*
Donald Strominger*
Eula Strother*
Walter Suhre Jr.
Ellen Walz Svenson
Peggy Symes
Katherine Tharp
Mary Ann Thole*
Michelle Trulaske
Arline Turman*
Mat Madison Turner
Lois Tuttle*
Laurie and Ray Van de Riet
Borden Veeder*
Phillip Venable*
Angeline Venegoni*
John Vogler*
Leona Stanford Vollintine*
Minnie Maurine Walters*
Florence Wamser*
Barbara B. Warner, MD, and Brad W. Warner, MD
Mary Weber*
Paul Wellman*, in memory of Kent Rentfro
Thomas Werne*
Kelly and John Whicker
Danny's Dreams
Eugene Wilson*
Albert Winkeler*
Edith Wolff*
Jean Wood
Adrian Woods*
Hugo Wurdack*
Karen Yang
Sandi Young
Aleene Zawada
Mary Zwetschke*
*In remembrance
Donors are instrumental in empowering St. Louis Children's Hospital to fulfill its commitment to improving the health and well-being of children in the community and beyond. Because of your generous gifts, we can invest in cutting-edge medical technologies, support and expand vital community programs and offer patients and families world-class care. Your support not only enhances the quality of care provided to children and families but also facilitates groundbreaking research initiatives aimed at discovering new treatments and cures for childhood illnesses.
St. Louis Children’s Hospital Foundation is honored to recognize the generous and inspirational philanthropists whose cumulative giving totals $1 million or greater.
$50,000,000 +
Elizabeth and James S. McDonnell III
$25,000,000— $49,999,999
Children's Miracle Network Hospitals of Greater St. Louis
$5,000,000—$24,999,999
Anonymous (2)
Crawford Taylor Foundation
The Dana Brown Charitable Trust
Emerson
Mildred and Eugene Godfrey*
Hauck Charitable Foundation
Dorothea and Howard Hebebrand*
Robert and Signa Hermann Jr.
Anita and John O'Connell Family
Pedal the Cause
Frank Ruf*
The Saigh Foundation
Harriet and Hermann Spoehrer*
Alan A. and Edith L. Wolff*
$1,000,000—$4,999,999
The Albrecht Family
Ameren
Anheuser-Busch
Anonymous (6)
Apex Holding Company
Jackie and Randy Baker
Joseph and Elizabeth Bascom*
Blues For Kids Foundation
The Boeing Company
Betty Brittain*
The Callum Foundation
Maxine Clark and Robert Fox
The Danforth Foundation
Nancy and Donald Diemer
Donald H. and Mary Jane Buchanan Foundation
Kay and Leo* Drey
Enterprise Mobility Foundation
Alison and John Ferring
Ann Goddard*
Susan and James Gould
Dorothy and Courtney Gould*
Daisy Gutman*
Harry Edison Foundation
Carol and Paul Hatfield
Barbara and William* Haviluk
Kerry and Bill Holekamp
Hyundai Hope on Wheels
The J.E. and L.E. Mabee Foundation
Jennie Mallinckrodt Endowment Fund
Katie Klingler
Jane and Kenneth Koerner Sr.*
Estelle Koetter*
Kohl's
The Kresge Foundation
Mary and Oliver Langenberg*
Missouri Foundation for Health
Chuck* and Janet Mueller
Chester Myers*
Velma Neiman*
Nestlé Purina PetCare Company
William K. Norris*
Kimberly and Bruce Olson
William R. Orthwein Jr. and Laura Rand Orthwein Foundation
Ann MacCarthy Parke*
Jane K. Pelton*
Rebecca Mae Robertson*
Doris and Donald Schnuck*
Marilyn and Edward Schnuck*
Joan Luttig Schoor and Robert E. Schoor*
Ruth E. Schroeder*
Lester Schwartzkopf*
Carol and Rick Short
Sidney and Sylvia Souers Foundation
Ruth and Alvin Siteman
Spencer T. and Ann W. Olin Foundation
Jack C. Taylor*
Michelle Trulaske
Jeanne B. Hauck* and Lois B. Tuttle*
Laurie and Ray Van de Riet
Adelaide C. Ward*
Barbara B. Warner, MD, and Brad W. Warner, MD
Eugene Wilson*
Mary and Rudolph Wise*
Hugo Wurdack*
*In remembrance
St. Louis Children's Hospital Foundation is honored to recognize these generous donors who made a gift between January 1–December 31, 2023.
Despite our best efforts, errors sometimes occur. If your name was inadvertently omitted or included, or if it contains misspellings, please let us know by contacting 314.747.3922 or Lynn.Diederichsen@bjc.org.
$5,000,000
Anonymous
$1,000,000 - $4,999,999
Children's Miracle Network Hospitals of Greater St. Louis
Susan and James Gould
Anita and John O'Connell Family
Pedal the Cause
Carol and Rick Short
Barbara B. Warner, MD, and Brad W. Warner, MD
$500,000—$999,999
Alfred Harre*
$100,000—$499,999
Anonymous (5)
Dr. Velinda J. and J. Branson Block
Kyle and Amy Cordes
Ann and Doc Cornwell
Lotta and Jeff Fox
Michael Gardner
Earle Harbison Jr.
Hooked on Hope
Hyundai Hope on Wheels
Jennie Mallinckrodt Endowment Fund
June Jessee Memorial Foundation
Susan and Andrew Kendig
Barbara and John Meyer
Charles W. Mueller Family Foundation
Debra and Ed Petroff
Quirsis and Michael Riney
Lester Schwartzkopf*
Sidney and Sylvia Souers Foundation
Truck Centers Inc.
William R. Orthwein Jr. and Laura Rand Orthwein Foundation
Karen and Sandon Wool
$50,000—$99,999
Alberici
The Albrecht Family
Tom Bennett*
Berra Family Charitable Foundation
Bishop Family Foundation
Michelle and Joe Buck
Amye and Dan Carrigan
Barb and Lee Fetter
Hudson Bay Capital
Suzanne and James L. Johnson III
Sally Johnston Joshua's Great Things Foundation
Leona Stanford Vollintine Charitable Trust
Pamela and Kenneth Lester
Cassidy McPartland and Family
MilliporeSigma
Jed Momot
Catherine and Birch Mullins
Nestlé Purina PetCare Company
Project 55 Foundation
St. Louis Men's Group Against Cancer
Ellen Walz Svenson
Yana and Vladamir Tarasenko
Minnie Maurine Walters*
Paul Wellman*, in memory of Kent Rentfro
Edith Wolff*
Denise Wool
$10,000—$49,999
Elaine Allen*
Amazon STL8
Ameren
American Direct Marketing
American Heart Association
Anheuser-Busch
Anonymous (8)
Nick Arb
Atalaya Capital Management
AVM, L.P.
Margaret and William Basler
Julie and Todd Baur
Christine and John Beauchamp
Renee and Andrew Bell
The Brent Bergheger Family
Bernice Priger Charitable Foundation
Blenke Family Trusts
Blue Owl Capital
Blues For Kids Foundation
Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner
Carlyle Aviation Partners
Centene Corporation
Chod Family Foundation
Ellen and Robert Clark
Compass Group
Connor's Cause
Catherine and David Cortright
Rita Coulter*
Daniel Creston
Kelley and Matthew Danis
Adrienne and Ryan Davis
DePrince, Race & Zollo
Laura and Robert Deutsch
Danyelle and Brad Dieckhaus
Nancy and Donald Diemer
Dowd Bennett
Dula-Kobusch Charitable Trust
Dunkin' Joy in Childhood Foundation
Laura and Norman Eaker
Eden's Army
Edison Family Foundation
Edward Jones
Kate and David Eichhorn
ELCO Chevrolet Cadillac
The Elizabeth Holloway
Woods Foundation
Ella's Umbrella Foundation
Emerson
Emma Clyde Hodge Memorial Fund
Enterprise Holdings Foundation
Episcopal Presbyterian Health Trust
Eric P. and Evelyn E. Newman Foundation
Eleanor Falcetta*
Frankie G Memorial Golf Tournament
Betty French*
Gator Boats
Julie Gessner
Pamela and Edward Gomes
Karen and Edward Grady
Patrice and Patrick Gray
Tracy Green Guarantee Electrical Company
Elizabeth and Keith Harbison
Janice Hare
Carol and Paul Hatfield
Hautly Cheese Company
Robert and Signa Hermann Jr.
Jessica and Jacob Herschend
Greg Hesser
Mary and Edward Hoertel
Hoffmann Brothers
Hogan Transportation Companies
Kristen and Brian Hogan
Barbara and Kevin Hollenbach
Lisa and David Holley
Luciann Hruza, MD
Barb and John Hummel
Linda and Jesse Hunter
Hussmann Corporation
Lisa and Chris Imbs
International Association of Fire Fighters – Local 63
Jeffrey Modell Foundation
JMS Foundation
Jeffrey and Lauri Johnston
Marianne Jones
Francine and Simon Katz
Keeley Cares
Karyn and David Klein
William Kougias
Kozeny-Wagner
Lori and Thomas Kraatz
Dietra* and Jim Lewis
Krista and Christopher Lewis
Julie and Steve Lilly
Carrie and Jason Logsdon
Trish Lollo and Preston Gann
Bo and Kevin Maher
McCarthy Building Companies
Colleen McMillan, S. Lee McMillan Charitable Foundation
Melitta S. and Joan M. Pick
Charitable Trust
Roger J.C. Meyer, MD*
Roger Miller
Moelis Asset Management
Moneta Group
Kenneth Montgomery*
Donald and Sally Morton*
Murphy Company
Karen Myers
NISA Investment Advisors
Mary Noetzel
The Nook
Kimberly and Timothy Oliver
P&G Fund of the Greater Cincinnati Foundation
Shelley and Craig Parker
Mary Pitcher
Post Road Group
George Radeackar
Linda and Matt Renner
Edward Rensing
RGA Reinsurance Company
Amanda Rice
Denise and Steven Riek
Joni and Norman Roy
Schaefer Autobody Centers, Inc.
Eric Schaefer
Christy and Edward F. Schlafly Jr., MD
Stephanie and Thomas Schmidt Family
Julie and Todd Schnuck
Sally and Terry Schnuck
Joan Luttig Schoor*
Mike and Paula Shanahan Family
Sidney R. Baer Jr. Foundation
Trishelle and Gary Silverman, MD, PhD
Simmons Charitable Foundation
Laclede Gas Charitable Trust
Spirit of Children
St. Charles Automotive –Nissan
Randall S. Sterkel, MD
Stifel
Nina and Andrew Straszewski
Stupp Bros. Bridge & Iron Co. Foundation
Take Part Foundation
Tarlow Family Foundation
Tarlton Corporation
Barbara and Andy Taylor
Chrissy Taylor and Lee Broughton
Tetragon
Katherine and Michael Tharp
Janet and Sidney Thayer
Laurie and James Theiss
Third Point
Bonnie and Daniel Tisch
Together Credit Union
Ollie Tschudin
Jane Tschudy
Susan and John Unnerstall
US Bank North America
Laurie and Ray Van de Riet
Vee-Jay Cement Contracting Co.
ViCon Construction
The von Gontard Family Foundation
Wallace Petroleum
Mary Weber*
Wells Fargo Advisors
Linda and Pete Werner
William Gerald Willett Charitable Foundation
Emily Kaitschuk Williams
W. Grant Williams III
Lisa and Charles E. Windsor Jr.
Harlene and Marvin Wool Foundation
$5,000—$9,999
Kyle and Kelly Adamson
Arthur Ade
Lindsay Aggarwal and Manish Aggarwal, MD
Air Comfort Service Heating & Cooling
AirPro Diagnostics
Linda and Joe Allen
Susan and Joel Allen
Anonymous (4)
Aon Corporation Foundation
ArchKey / Sachs Electric
“I love this hospital. This place is where I want her to get her treatment. Donorfunded programs like the garden, the playroom and Child Life are her favorite things. Every time, even when we just come to pick up a prescription, she's like, 'Take me to the garden. Take me to the playroom.' I have to tell her, 'Bella, we can't go in there. We're not patients right now.' She just loves it up there. To all the donors, thank you. We appreciate you. You make it a lot easier for the kids.”
Linda Baker
Cindy and Warner Baxter
Blackout Melanoma
Bommarito Construction
Brinkmann Constructors
Cambridge Air Solutions
Cammon Company
CannonDesign
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Capps
Captrust Community Foundation
Patricia and Fermin Carrillo
Pauline and John Cella
Chapman and Cutter
Child's Play Charity
Mary and Andrew Choquette
Cigna Corporation
Community Auctions
Community Care Partners
Conway Investment Research
D.A.D.S. St. Louis, Inc.
D7 Roofing
Danny's Dreams
David Mason & Associates
Carl Day
Patricia Doyle
Environmental Consultants
Ashlee Erwin-Neu and Jeff Neu
Dee and Randal Evans
Hanna and Ronald Evens, MD
Connie and Lloyd Evitts
Katie and William Feuerbacher
Frank A. and Alpha H.
Ruf Fund of the St. Louis
Community Foundation
Laura and Lou Fusz III
Vickie and Bill Gardner
Gilmore & Bell
Susan and Robert Goldstein
Krista Gonzalez
Diedre and Michael Gray
Jen and Cap Grossman
Hager Companies
Cynthia and John Handy
Hayfin Capital Management
HBM Holdings
Susan and Dennis Herbert
Georgey and Craig Herron
Jenny Hilliard
Margaret and Paul Hillman
Suzanne and Thomas Hough
Roger Hubele*
Hunter Family Foundation
Michael and Barbara Hurst
Hyundai Motor America
John L. Messmore Fund of the St. Louis Community Foundation
Stacey Kamps
Elizabeth Kent
Stephany and Richard Kniep
Koch Development Company
Jennifer and Boris Kusmanoff
Debbie and Michael Lefton
Gloria Lu
LUXCO
Leslie and Martin Lyons
Magellan Cares Foundation
Robin Manke-Cassidy
Mary Ranken Jordan & Ettie A. Jordan Charitable Foundation
Larry and Becky Mayer
Annetta McAninch
Kelley McDonnell
Constance McPheeters
Jenny and Alex McPheeters
Katherine McPheeters
Sue and Rick Meyer
Gina and Alan Mielcuszny
Jacqueline and Michael Mileusnic
Tina and Andrew Miller
Millstone Weber
Jackie Morris
Diana and Ray Mungenast
Betsy and Charles Newman
Nolan & Associates
Northern Trust Bank
Kathleen and James Nowicke
The Opportunity Trust
The P.A.I.G.E. Foundation
Jason Palma
Paric Corporation
Meeaeng Park, PhD, and T.S. Park, MD
PayneCrest Electric
Larry Poland
RBC Capital Markets
Patricia Redington
Rhodey Construction
Lizzy and David Rickard
“To all the donors, thank you! You have no idea the impact that you make. You make the difference between somebody merely surviving or really living life to the fullest. Without donor-funded programs like art therapy, music therapy and child life, I would merely have existed. I wouldn't have enjoyed anything about the hospital. The hospital would have been such a traumatic experience for me that I wouldn't be able to name one good thing about it, but you bring life to the hospital. You are the reason that we can thrive."
Rock Hill Mechanical
Corporation
Cheri Rotskoff
Sarah and Scott Schaefer
Marion and Nathan Schulte
Glenda and Jim Seldin
Maura and John Senneff
Connie Sinn
Susie and Joe Sivewright
Patricia Smith-Thurman and Solomon Thurman
Taylor Stirmell
T.J. Wies Contracting
Nancy and Tim Tegeler
Aubrey and Ryan Thessing
Thompson Street Capital Partners
Deborah and Edwin Vandeven
Vision Electric & Systems
Candace Wakefield, DMD
Kelli Wallace, MD, and Lincoln Wallace, MD
You Are Here
Rebecca and Michael Zaccarello
Sandra and Jeff Zadoks
$1,000—$4,999
AbbVie
Accenture
ACI Boland
ACME Constructors
ADLIB, Inc.
ADLIB Too Inc.
Affinity Law Group
Madeline and Patrick Akins
Todd Alexander
All American Painting Co.
All Saints Academy
Nathan Allen
Tami Jo Alm
Ameren Illinois
Anders CPAs + Advisors
Jackie and John Anderson
Linda and Thomas Anderson
Mary Ann and William Anderson
Anonymous (15)
Mark Appleby
ARCH Design
Arch Grants
ARCO Construction
Ash Leonard Design
Joseph Attea
Sarah AuBuchon, MD, and Jacob AuBuchon, MD
Audacy
Jessica Austermann
Jill and Nicholas Azar, DDM
Kimberly and Patrick Bader
Bob and Jo Baer
Kelly Bagwe
Janine S. Baker
Faye and Larry Balsman
Donna and Carl Bannister
Geoff Bantle
Joseph Barnard
Cynthia and Wayne Bartell
Carrie and Nicholaus Bartlow
Nicholas Barto
Charles and Christina Bascom
Jean Baumgaertner
Alyce and James Bava
Florencia and Stephen Baxter
Mary Ann and Donald Beattie
Megan and Jim Beckemeier
Bell Electrical Contractors
The Benevity Community Impact Fund
Brett Benyo
Beth and Phillip Berra
Mary Anne and Brant Beste
Ronald Biglin
Kathleen and Kip Bilderback
Valerie and Mark Birk
Bi-State Fire Protection
Catherine S. Bollinger
Anne and Anthony Bommarito Jr.
Mike Borglum
Lisa and Barry Bornstein
Botkin Lumber Company
BR+A Consulting Engineers
Mike Braun
Shelby and Simon Brett
Bricklayers and Allied Craftworkers of Eastern Missouri
Muriel Brockmeier
Jeni Brown
Beverly Brozanski, MD, and Robert Brozanski
Elizabeth and Daniel Bruns
Terry Bryant
Erin and Andrew Budke
Denise and Brian Buettner
Julie and Mike Bulthaus
Phoebe S. Burbridge
Dan Burnham
Burns & McDonnell
C & R Mechanical Company
Archna and Ryan Calfee
Diane and Joseph Carenza
Casco Corporation
Castle Contracting
CFC Combined Federal Campaign
Steven Chaney
Charles E. Jarrell Contracting Company
Jennifer and Brett Cherry
St. Louis City Street Department
Drew Clary
Clay Business Services, Inc.
Clayco Construction Company Inc.
Rickey Cluster
Daniel and Rhonda Coie
Patricia Cole, MD, and F. Sessions Cole, MD
Sheila and Christopher Cole
Color Art Integrated Interiors
The Commerce Trust Company
Community Tire Retreading
Ellen and Larry Condie
Contegra Construction Company
Kelly and Scott Cook
Rosemary Cooper
April Cornell
Benjamin Cortright
Stephanie and Alvin Crouppen
Jamie and Aaron Curtis
Sue and Mike Darcy
Jenny and Jeff Davidson
Janice and Robert Dawson
Leslie Deckard
Maria and Tim Desloge
Marni and Jeremy Deutsch
Amit Dhawan, MD
Patricia Dickson and Peter Burgis
Jerry and Dan Diebling
Cindy Dieckhaus
Deanna and Charles Dieckhaus
Steve Dieckhaus
Nina and Salvatore DiGregorio
Katherine Dimit
Tiffany and Grant Dino
Jennifer Ditch
Drivers Fund
Drury Hotels
Thomas Durkin
Lucy and Eugene Ebersohl
Elastizell of St. Louis, Inc.
Rose and Ken Elkins
Susan and Howard Elliott
Diane and Richard Engelsmann Engenuity
Engineered Fire Protection Enterprise Fleet Management
Patricia and Stanley Erb
Matthew Erker
Jean Farhatt
Dana L. Faust
Janice and Jack Faust
Gail and Henry Feldstein
Jacqueline Ferman-Grothe
Vicki and James Finn III
Josephine and J. Spencer Finney Jr.
Robert Fischer
Fischer-Bauer-Knirps Foundation
Frank Fitzgerald
Elaine and Terry Flieg
Flooring Systems Inc.
Caroline and Daniel Fort
Audrey and James Foster
Jane and Zach Foster
FosterBrands
Becky and Luke Fouke Jr.
Kate and Ken Fox
Frank Adam Foundation, Guaranty Trust Co. of Missouri
Fred Weber, Inc.
Lauren and John Fries
Barbara and Kenneth Fritz
Annie and Paul Fusz
G & W Engineering Corporation
Alice and David Gantz
Elizabeth and Greg Garlich
Gateway Clippers Holding
Peggy Gehrs
Nancy and Robert Gellman
The Gentsch Family
Kathleen George
Kathleen and Daniel Getman, PhD
Maribeth Gettinger
Catherine and Jerome Gidlow
GoEngineer, Inc.
Stephanie and Bradford Goette
Heather Goldhaber
Golterman & Sabo
Good Cause Greetings
Goodwin Brothers Construction Co.
Peggy and Richard Gordin
Courtney and Brandon Grant
Grant Contracting Co.
Brad Green
Roy Greenblatt
Grimes Consulting, Inc.
Staci Gronefeld
Gross Mechanical Contractors
Angela and Jered Gruszka
Lois Guller
Beth and Tim Gunter
Mark Gustafson
H & G Sales Inc.
Haberberger Inc.
J H Hackermann
Lauren Hadfield
Nancy and Patrick Hagin
Jane Hammell
Sandy and William Hamrick
Jim and Lisa Hannon
Nicole and John Hardey
Jane and Dwight Hardin
Glenna Hare and Andrew Waldholtz
Alyssa and Darin Harper
Abby Harris
Scott Harrison
Tracy Hart
Tessa Schneider and Justin Hartupee
Christina Hasmer
Courtney Hausner
Hayden Wrecking Corporation
Doyle Heaman
Kevin Heins
Karen Heiting
Helmkamp Construction Company
Randall Highfill
Highland Firemens Association
Sandeep and Susan Hindupur
Kristin and Carl Hogan
HOK
Kerry and Bill Holekamp
Alison and Christopher Holland
Gloria and Bruce Holland
Holland Construction Services
Joan and Scott Holley
Amy and Michael Hollo
Kathy and David Hollo
Holtzman Enterprises
Beth and David Hoppe
Horner & Shifrin
Hannah and Dan Hufford
Hutson Brothers Plumbing
IMEG Corp.
Immacolata School
IMPACT Strategies
Imperial Metal Company
Integrate Construction Partners
Interface Construction Corporation
International Association of Heat/Frost Insulators, Local 1
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
International Union of Operating Engineers –Local 513
IWR North America
J.F. Electric
Brianna and Michael Jacober
Samantha Jacobs
Deborah and Robert Jacobson
Lou Ann and William H. James III
Allison and Brandon Jasper
Arnold Jensen
Genny and Matt Jessee
John Fabick Tractor Company
Dr. and Mrs. Ralph A. Johnnie Jr.
Heather Johns
Mrs. James L. Johnson Jr.
Patti and David Johnson
Jill Johnston
The Josephson Family
Stephen Juan
Kirsten and Bradley Jun
June Jessee Memorial Foundation
Angie and Dave Jung
Kadean Construction Company
Donna and Mark Kalkbrenner
Kamadulski Excavating and Grading Company
Joni* and Drew Karandjeff
Kay Bee Electric
KCI Construction
Keke Kid
John Kennedy
Kenneth Gibson
Lauren and Kyle Kerner
Tara and Jack Ketcham
Kiddie Academy of Chesterfield
June King
Heather Kirchner
Lisa Klempert
Jeanne and Vernon Kluge
Cynthia and Justin Kohlman
Fraeda Kopman
The Korte Company
Suzanne and Karl Kottemann
Sarah Kovenock and Brad Gross
Laura Kowert
Susan and Patrick Kozeny
KPFF Consulting Engineers
Sally and Nick Kriegel
Dianne and Thomas Kuhn
Mary and Mark LaBarge
Ellen and Leah Landgraf and Kaitlyn Schoebeck
Lindsey Lang
Kathleen and George Lange
Justin, Melissa, Luke and Emme Lankheit
Lisa and Larry Lapinski
The Larson Group – Peterbilt
John and Tracy Heimos
Alice Lawrence
Vicki and Gary Lazaroff
Jenny Levis Sadow and Mark Sadow
Julie and Rich Ledbetter
Belinda Lee
Renee and Daniel Legear
Sally and Ned* Lemkemeier
Retta and Daniel Leritz
Samantha Levenstein
Lewis Rice
Lieser Law Firm
Lighting Associates
Lindberg Waterproofing
Lions Eye Foundation of District 26 M2
Virginia and Stephen Lochmoeller
Stephen Loeb
Constance Lohr
Lecie and Michael Lowenbaum
Carol Luckey
John Luecke
Cynthia and Gregg Lueder, MD
Richa and Ramit Luthra
Susan and Edward Lynch
Cynthia Maasen
Leslie and Michael Macari
Jane Mackey
Tina and Kevin Maher
Mike Marchal
Dr. Kenneth Mares
Jennifer and Michael Mariani
Anita and Daniel Marquitz
Donald Martin
Mary and David Martin
Kristen and Matthew Masiel
Lauren and Taylor Mason
Massman Construction Co.
Karen May
MC Mechanical Services
Steve McAnally
Curtis McDermott
Elizabeth and James S. McDonnell III
McE Enterprises
Sharon and Michael McGilligan
McKelvey Homes
MDU Resources Foundation
Meadowbrook Country Club
Lindsey Meglio Nenninger and Eric Nenninger
Tony Meglio
Page Melton Ivie and Allan D. Ivie IV
Carla and Edwin Meyer
Anthony J. Michaels
Linda Miles
Asher Miller
Abigail Millman and Nick Pope
Arsenio Mims
Missouri Floor Company
Missouri State Employees
Charitable Campaign
Martha Mitchell and Adrienne Donald
Susan and Richard Mode
John B. Marcotte
Heather and Corey Moomey
Jon Moore
Anna and Brandon Moritz
Motovational Inc.
MPE Inc.
Elizabeth Mueller
Mimi and James Murphy
Linda Nagarkatti
Dan Nahom
Susan Nathanson
National Sales Company
Negwer Materials
Eric Nenninger
Jewels and Brent Niccum
Leslie and Mark Niebruegge
Niehaus Building Services
Norman D. and Marie L.
Atkins Charitable Trust
Nothing Bundt Cakes
Colleen and George Nuxoll
O'Fallon Township
High School
Tina and Bradley Ogle
Open Discussion Counseling
Opus Foundation
Brendan Orf
Sam Orrick
Jason Orsega
Madeleine Ortman
Ottolino Winters Huebner
Julia Partin and Stephanie Esses
Gale and Gregory Patterson
Amy and David Payne
Megan and Michael Payne
Rachel Pearl
Megan and Luis Perez
Julie and Matt Perlberg
Cynthia and Raymond W. Peters II
Peters-Eichler Mechanical Company
Debra and Peter Petges
Alden and Henry B. Pflager III
Elizabeth and Andrew Phelan
Kim and Guy Phillips
Joseph and Kelly Pimmel
Pipe and Duct Systems
Jennifer Pirrie
Plancorp Inc.
Poettker Construction Company
Stacy and Jeremy Pokorny
Polsinelli
Jill and Stephen Polster
Jeff Powell
Elke and Sam Powell
Carrie and Timothy Probst
Project Admission
Jordan Prusha
Sharon Purcell
Raider Mechanical
Bonnie and Martin Raineri
Jayalakshmi Ramanuja
Jenny Rausch
Brooke and Wilson Ray, MD
Elizabeth Reckers
George Reindl
Thomas Reynolds
RF Meeh Company
Chelsea and James Rice
Robert A. Barnes Fund of the St. Louis Community Foundation
Robert and Grace Brod
Foundation, Jessica and Andy Millner
The Rodriguez Goldstein Family
Roeslein & Associates
Dee Anne Roever
Wendy Rosenblum and Jeremy Lieb
Freida Rothman
RSM US LLP
Darcie and Steven Rueschhoff
Ben Sandler
Caryn and Bruce Sandweiss
Lauren SanFilippo
Barbara Sansone
Jennifer and Theodore Scarbrough
Laverne Schaefer
Brayden Schenn
Bradley and Lauren Schmidt
Bill Schmitz
Leanne and Harvey Schneider
Sally and Perry Schoenecker, MD
Mary Jane Schultz
Napatorn Schulz
Christine Schumm
Marlene and Steven Schumm
SCI Engineering
The Scout Guide
Jane and Thomas Sehnert
Robert Seiffert
Gretchen Sharp
Shear Genius
Sheet Metal Workers
International Association
Local 36
Amanda Sherman
Evelyn and James Shucart
Patricia and Joseph Siemer
Carol Size
Deborah Small
Danielle Smith
Karin and Sidney Smith
Melissa and Colin Smith
Tami and Brad Smull
“My message to the donors — thank you for your support. Your donations help families like us who have reaped the benefits of services like MRIs in the Joe Buck Imaging Center. Those MRIs are lifesaving. And without that, we wouldn't be where Rylee is at now.
Without the donations that support the neuro rehab program, we wouldn't have a thriving 18-year-old kid who's walking and talking again. So thank you for thinking of not just us, but all the other families that are going through this with their children. Because of those services, these families can have their kids back."
— Vicki, Rylee's mom
Mark Sneider and Meredith Marsh
Santosh Sodhi
Mary Beth and Allen Soffer, MD
Southwire Company
Spectacular Clips
Barbara Speiser
Mark Spielman
Sprinkler Fitters Local 268
Ian Sprowls
Travis Staab
Julie Stanfield
Jackie and Mark Stavro
Cornelia and Scott Stebelman
Annette and Thomas Steibel
Shirley A. Stennis
Steris Corporation
Anne Stewart
Dan Stock
Melvin Straatmann
Heather and Brad Strahorn
Mary Strauss
Kathy and David Strautz
Thomas Strunk
Elisa and Toben Suarez
Subtext
Erin Sucher
John Sullivan
Summers Compton Wells
Robert Summers
Cynthia and Stuart Sweet, MD, PhD
Teri Sy
Jayme and Ali Szafranski
T.R. Hughes, Inc.
Kathi and Ken Tacony
Lisa and Zachary Tarter
Stacey and Matt Taylor
Andy Tayon
Tchoukaleff Kelly Hartke
Teamsters Joint Council No. 13
Teamsters Local Union No. 120
Teamsters Local Union No. 618
Teamsters Local Union No. 688
Laura Tellmann
Roberta and Ronald Tellor
Diana Tessereau
Teutopolis State Bank
Adele and Gary Theobald
Thomas Industrial Coatings
Blair and William Thompson
Heather and Christopher Thompson
Titan Carpentry
Linda and David Tobin
Ljubica Todorovic
Bryan Tomm
Patrick and Jane Tracy
Trane Area
Lynn and Paul Trelstad
Tri-Rinse, Inc.
Mollie and Donald Turner
Christie and Ben Tutschulte
Sherry Tyree
Lori and Mike Uhl
Marilyn and Robert Vavra
Susie and Jimmy Vreeland
Shelly and Zachary Wagner
Kathy Darling Walker
Lynn Wallis
Sarah and Chad Wallis
Walsh Insulation Services, Inc.
Juliane Bubeck Wardenburg, MD, PhD, and Ross Wardenburg
Liz and David Weinstein, MD
James J. Welch
Kelly and Adam Weygandt
Stephanie and Paul Wheeler
Kelly and John Whicker
Ann and Neil H. White, MD
Wiegmann Associates
Mechanical Contractors and Engineers
Thomas Wiewel
Alison and Eric Williams
Myrna Williamson
Abigail and Jon Willie, MD, PhD
Katherine and Charles Wilson
Laura Wilson
Nancy Wilson
Amanda L. Winters
Wm. J. Zickel Company
Wolf Branch School District #113
Carolynn Wolff, DMD, and Stephen Wolff
Joanna Wolff
World Wide Technology
Foundation
Amy and Michael Zaitz
The Zbinden Family
$500—$999
Abigail's Boutique
Katie Ackerman
Acme Erectors, Inc.
Barbara and Ernest Adelman
Umrman Ahmad, MD
Steven Albert
Grandma Albrecht
Jacqueline and Barry Albrecht
Nicole and Edward Albrecht
Sedef Albrecht
Kathleen Alexander
Mimi Aliperti
Carolyn Allen
Jade Altieri
Amalgamated Bank of Chicago
Jennifer and Jason Amato, MD
Ancient Order of Hibernians – St. Clair Division 1
Anonymous (13)
Shannon Armfield
Kristen and Robert Armstrong
Andrew Arnold
Nicholas Arnold
Justin Ashley
Johan Asiata
Ann and Thomas Babington
Brittany and Andrew Bagy
Ashley and John Bailey
J.N. Baker
Daniel Barnes
Jeffrey Beckmann
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J.
Behan Sr.
Nannette and Joshua Bell
Brian Belsky
Claude and Walter Benoist, MD
Thomas Bergmann
Theresa Bergquist
Carol and Paul Bernache
Susan and Donald Berra
Eric Bierling
Margaret Bird
Justin Blanchette
Matthew Blattel
Kelly Bobeen
Chris and Maggie Bochtler
Patricia and Barrett Boehm
Meredith and J. Boggess
Amy and Gregory Boschert
Elizabeth Bossi
Carla Boyd
Sara and Keith Bozler
Paul Brake
Eleanor Braun
Bridge and Structural Ironworkers Local 396
Maria and Paul Brown
Meg Brown
Richard Brown
Sherin Joharifard Bruning
Laura and Andy Bryan
Sherrie and Robert Buchmeier
Buckeye International
Building and Construction
Trades Council
Margaret and Joseph Burke
Mcafee and Chris Burke
Kathryn and Brian Burkhardt
Lisa and Kelly Burley
Busey Bank
Madeline and Robert Byrne Jr.
Diann and Lance Cage
Mark Cagwin
Karin Caito
Debra and Elmer Campe
Marv Candido
Kayleen Carmody
Lisa Carnahan
Heidi Carrier and Carter Smith, DVM
Linda Cassens
Erika and Bryan Cernicek
Jackie and Dale Chambers
Dennis Chang
Bomi Choe
Civil Design, Inc.
Claire Flowers
Code Consultants, Inc.
Courtney Coffman
Nora and M. Ames Coggin
Amber and James Cohen
Suzanne and Dennis Collins
Rick Coltrane
Community Wholesale Tire, Inc.
Carolyn Conboy
Ellen and Matthew Conoyer
Lucie and Michael Convy
Megan Cooper, MD, PhD, and Todd Fehniger, MD, PhD
Melinda Corley
Genevieve Cortinovis
Amy and Andrew Cottle
Donna and Ronald Coughenour
CRET Group
Kaitlyn and Brandon Crosby
Crown Point Church
Karen and Stephen Dahl
Noel Dahlby
Jeanne Dalba
Emily Dames and Michael Ledbetter
Emily and Kevin Daut
Dave Sinclair Buick GMC
Lindsey Degreck
Courtney Desai and Jordan Goodman
Desco Coatings
Judith Desenis and E. Scott Peterson
Beth Anne and David Deutsch
Rose Mary and Robert Dieckhaus
Annie DiPasco
Keith Diskey
Bobbie and Dave Dobill
Laura Dobsch
Don Brown Chevrolet
Mary and Charles Dougherty, MD
Louisa Douglass
Sara and Stephen Douglass
Marilyn and Rich Dredge
Lucille and Ralph Drury
DTLS Landscape
Architecture
Donald Dueker
Jennifer and Jason Dunaway
Barbara and Eric Duncan
Connor Dunlop
Abby and Jordan Durlester
Anne Early and William Fredeking
Patrick Early
Helen Edwards
Munier El-Beck
D'Arcy Elsperman
Tracy Elzemeyer
Jeanne Emanuel
Linda Emery
Betsy and Timothy Endicott
Joan and John Ens
Nicholas Eplin
Libby Erker
Wendy and Perry Esslinger
Evangelical Full-Gospel
Assembly
Gail and Karl Evans
Valerie and Michael Farrell
Elizabeth and Christopher Feldmeir
Chelsea Fernandez
David Fischer
Judi and Jerald Fleschner
Aimee and David Foster
Alex Foster
Brandon Foster
Virginia Foster
Laurie Fournie
Grant Frederic
Shirley and Robert Frost
Steve Frost
Linda Fuehne
Michael Fuehne
Virginia and Christopher Gaebe
Noreen Gallagher
Matthew Garavaglia
Doug Garrett
James Garrison
Kate Gase
Linda Gasparovic
Gateway National 1998
Margaret George and Brendan Carmichael
Amanda and Timothy Gerner
Amanda and Nicholas Gianino
Sara and Eric Gilbert
Abigail and Doug Giles
Nancee and A. Fuller Glaser Jr.
Tonya Glynn and Jenna Springer
Curt Goewey
Gold Bee
Caroline and Etai Goldenberg, MD
Zach Goldkamp
Maggie and Robert Goltermann
Alison Gonzalez
Nit and Trip Goodloe
Michelle and David Gralike
Diana Gray
Jenny Green
Vicki and Michael Greminger
Verna Griese
Anthony Guilliams
Gretchen Guinn
Linda and Gregory Gundlach
Maria and Andrew Habel
Elizabeth and Andrew Haberberger
Leslie and Christopher Hamm
Kathryn Hammer
Katharine and Frederick Hanser
Sheila Harber
Lauren Harbison
Amy and Scott Hardwick
Susan Harper
Jill Hauck
John Hawver
“Many of the programs and services that I utilized would not be possible without your gifts. Donors like you helped me return home to my family and allowed me to celebrate more birthdays than I ever could have imagined. My story is just one of thousands that would not have been possible without your help. Thank you for all you have done for St. Louis Children’s Hospital."
— Selah, St. Louis Children's Hospital Patient
Stacy Hayden
Jonathan Hazan
Hearth and Soul St. Louis
Emily Heaton Miller
Halie Hebron
Marsha and Wess Henderson
Colleen Hennessy
Daniel Henry
Jan Herweg
Chloe Hess
Valerie and Ronald Hind
Annette and James Hipkiss
Jennifer and Bill Hoeynck
Greg Hoffmann
Kathy and John Hohman
Debbie and Thomas Holley
Angela and Derek Holmes
Bethany Holohan
Steve Horn
Jessica and Henry Horrell
Caitlin Howe
Courtney and Kyle Howerton
Emily Hsu
Samantha Huepel
Joanie and Paul Huff
Heather Huffman
Katherine and Heath Hunter
Candace and Chris Hyams
Kellie Hynes and Robert Guller
I-70 RV Center
International Union of Elevator Constructors –Local No. 3
IPG DXTRA
Dennis Jackson
William James
Cathleen and Michael Jankowski
Philip Jarymiszyn
LaTesha Jewell
Nicole Jobe
Scott Johnson
Robert F. Johnston
Ashlee and Zachary Joiner
Katherine Jones, MD, and Christopher Jones
DJ Kaiser and Thomas Saggio
Patricia Kao and Gus Theodos
Pamela and William Karides
Sreedevi Katragadda
Mary and Jay Keen
Paul Keen
Thomas Keller
Gina and Brian Kelley, MD
Randy Kelley
Elaine and John Kennedy
Jessica Kerckhoff, MD, and Chris Kerckhoff
Megan Kiley
Elizabeth and Sean Kilian
Susan and Jeffrey Kilian
Kiwanis Club of Gravois
Elizabeth and Will Kline
Melissa Klinge
John Klipfel
Shelly and Randy Klohmann
Dorothy and Thomas Komnick
Tiffany Kornmann
Lauren Kortas-Peer
Kerrin and David Kowach
Anne and Christopher Kozeny
Michael Kozeny
Peggy Krainik
Amy and John Kretchmar
Anne and Stephen Krieger
David Krill
Lindsey Krummenacher
Steven Kuehl
Deborah and William Kuempel
Jessica and Robert Kuhlman, MD
Amy Kula
Just John
Linda and Bruce Lackman
Nicole and Noah Lander
Rosemary and Paul Langhorst
Argini and Demetrios Lappas
Gregory Larson
Maura and Tim Lawlor
Lawrence Group
Brigid and Christopher Lee
Phillip Lee
Aisling and David Leonard, MBBCh
Rhonda and Daryl Lewis
Tara and David Lewis
Cynthia and James Linek
Jason Lipsitz
Karen Liu
Michele and John Lochhead
Laurie and Sean Lock
Matt and Elizabeth Lodes
Luby Equipment Services
Lindsay and Joel Luelf
Joseph G. Lunt
Bruce MacDougall
Jennifer and James Maher
Christina Mahl
Amy and Bryan Maier
Judie and David Mangan
Marble Wellness
Virginia Marion-Lowe
Mary V. Mason, MD, and John Mason, MD
Lynn and Raymond Massey
Katherine and Brett Mawhiney
J.R. Mayer Jr.
Erin and James Mazzola
Stephanie and John McCarthy
McCay Holdings
Drew Mcclure
Bryan McDermott
Lisa McDonald
Robert C. McKinstry, MD, PhD
Meredith McLaughlin
Martha McMahon
Elizabeth and Gerald McManama
Lisa and Kimball R. McMullin
Connor Meadows
Zach Meier
Lindsay and Kurt Meisinger
Kristen Mennemeier, MD, and Matt Mennemeier
The Mercy Web Admin Team
Paul Metcalf
F. Weller Meyer Jr. and Mary Shaughnessy Meyer, MD
James Meyer
Jenny Meyer
Jill and John Meyer
Marilyn and Robert Meyer
Susie and Rick Meyer III
Jamison Kate and Jaren Michel
Middletown Lions Club
Midwest Bank Centre
Midwest RV Center
Gail and Yale Miller
Melissa Miller
Melanie and Dion Miranda
Jennifer and David Miros
Danielle and Ben Mohrmann
Michael Morgan
Morgan Ryder
Memorial Fund
Mike Moriarty
Paul Morton
Brian Mueller
Charles Mullenger
Becky and Timothy Murch
Cornelia Murphy
Cameron Nazemi
Never Enough Boutique
Lisa Nevin and Nathan Hopper
Debra and Timothy Niemann
David Nogales
Derek Noll
Patricia and Norman Nolting
Nu Way Concrete Forms
Oberle Risk Strategies
Katrina and Don Oberlies
Rosemary O'Connor
Konnie and Jonathan Ohmes
Gregory Orf
Orthotic & Prosthetic Lab
Brandon Ortiz
Michelle and Stephen Ott
Overhead Door Company
The P.A.T.C.H. Foundation
Patricia and Vincent Pagano
Paisley Boutique
Casey and Josh Palacios
Elizabeth Parker
Jim Patterson
Trey Patterson
Maddie Pearl
James Perry
Shelley and James Perulfi
Natalie and Ken Petzoldt
Mara Pfile and William Clayton
Christie Pickrell
Susan and Christopher Pingel, MD
Stanford Poger
Cheryl Polk
Kate and Dan Pollmann
Jaclyn Pollnow
Morgan and Peggy Sanderford Ponder
Michael Pranger
Stephanie and Seth Price
Brigid and Piers Pritchard
Vera and Curtis Quade
Meredith and Jason Rabenold
Gregory Radomski
Lindsay and Mike Rallo Jr.
Gloria and Lawrence Reagan
Todd Reckamp
Julie and Timothy Redmond
Diane and Lawrence Reed
Lindsey Reed, DDS, and Evan Reed, DDS
Melanie and George Rees
Andrea Reidy
H. David Reines, MD
Michelle and William Reisner
Deanne and Ryan Renken
RH Clippers
Nancy Ricciotti
Jedidiah Richards
Melissa Riley, MD, and Langdon Riley
Tina Robinson
Adrienne Robson
Patricia Roe
Stacy Rolfe
Diane and David Rosen
Cheryl and Doug Rossio
Poornima and Josh Rothmel
Katie and Jordan Rouff
Carrie and Rene Roy
Ben Rush
Safety National Casualty Corporation
Alison and Jamie Salvatori
Samuel Honigberg Foundation
Gretchen Sander, MD, and Adam Birenbaum
Mallory and Jeffrey Sanders
Jean Sandiser
Maureen and Michael Sansone
Abigail and Jason Sapp
Katherine and Thomas Schenk
Barbara and Michael Schmidt
Jennifer and Joseph Schmidt
Margaret and Christopher Schneithorst
Stephanie and Mark Schnuck
Matthew Schoelch
Leah and Jon Schonert
George Schreiber
Karen and Nick Schroeder
Glen Schuetz
Lisa and John Schuller
Wendi Schulze
Elsie Schumacher*
Emily Schwab
Stephanie Schwendinger
Meghan and John Sedgwick
Ericka Seidel
Palat Sethumadavan
Martha Sewall, MD
Lisa and David Seward
Sharon Shahid
Abigail and Jarrod Sharp
Kristin and Brian Shelton
Fred Shepherd
Mary Siebert
Mary Sigurdson
Natalea Simmons Beaudean
Dolores and Eliot Simon
Rachel Simon
Nanne Simonds
Sixteen33 Designs
Laurie Smilack
Jennifer Smith
Katie and Dave Snider
Anne and Chris Sommers
Tammy Sonn
Victoria Spielberg
Courtney and Bryan St. Eve
St. Louis Track Club
Tricia Stagner
Margaret Stalka
Lucie Stanley
Ashley Steed
The Stockenberg Law Firm
Teresa and Daniel Stoeckel, DDS
Maureen Stoll
Michael Storms
Marcia and Dennis Stortz
Streamline Orthotics
Viola Striker
Jordan Struckman
Nancy and Kevin Suiter
Josephine and H. M. Summers III
Karen Suroff
Simpara
Julie and Ted Sward
Jane B. Sweeney
Sweet Boutique Gifts
Jenny Syed
Margreta and Bruce Talen
Erin Taves
Teamsters Care Inc.
Teamsters Local Union No. 6
Teamsters Local Union No. 41
Teamsters Local Union No. 245
Teamsters Local Union No. 385
Teamsters Local Union No. 399
Teamsters Local Union No. 554
Teamsters Local Union No. 600
Teamsters Local Union No. 610
Teamsters Local Union No. 682
Teamsters Local Union No. 696
Teamsters Local Union No. 773
Teamsters Local Union No. 795
Anna Tegethoff
Megan and Matthew Temple
Liu Lin Thio, MD, PhD
Bryan Thomas
Nancy and Glenn Allen Thomas
Abigail Thompson
Amanda and Douglas Thompson
Kevin Thompson
Kristi and
Stephen Thompson
Raymond Thurlow
Monica and Matthew Ticknor
Tru Stl
Joanna Tschudy
Lauren and Wayne Turley II
Retta Leritz Tussey and Tom Tussey
Julia Tynes
Carolyn and Leon Ullensvang
Mary and Mark Unangst
Lauren Ungerott
Erin and Jason Valentine
Brittany Vester
Cathe Voege
Charles Voellinger
Debbie Vuagniaux
David Wade
Megan Wall
Danilee and Marc Wallach
Melissa and Steve Wallach
Joyce and Tom Walsh
Tammy and Richard B. Walsh Jr.
James Walter
Susan Waltke
Greg Waren
Karen and David Warren
Lisa Warticovschi
Tanya and Tony Waskiewicz
Lisa Watts
Douglas Weaver
Susan and Robert Webb
Weber Chevrolet
Gina and Craig Weiner
Elizabeth and David Weiss
Scott Welch
Richard Welch
Amy and Jason Wellen
Westerheide & Company
Carly Wheeler and Caleb Jurgens
Tia and Thomas White
Michael Wild
Desiree' Williams
Scott Wittkop
Mark Wojtal
Allison Wojtnya
Christine and John Wolf
Michele and Edwin Wood
Seth Woodrow
Sandra Wool
Patrick Worzer
Mary Lou and Darrell Young
Melinda and Walter Young
Heather and Alan Zajarias
Erin and Mike Zawalski
Zions United Church of Christ
Gary Zumsteg
Since the Foundation's inception, more than 450 individuals have served as board members for St. Louis Children's Hospital Foundation. We are incredibly grateful for our extraordinary board members who choose to give their time, talent and treasure to our cause.
Charles Windsor, Chair
Madeline Akins*
Richard D. Baur
Joseph F. Buck
Katherine Button Bell
Dale Cammon
Ryan Davis*
Joe DiMartini
Louis J. Fusz Jr.**
Keith S. Harbison
Robert R. Hermann Jr.
Brian J. Hogan
Katie Hopkins
Hale S. Irwin**
James L. Johnson III
Raymond Kreienkamp
Nina Leigh Krueger
Richard Ledbetter
Christopher N. Lewis
Julie J. Lilly
Katherine Lintz
Trish Lollo*
Kevin A. Maher
James Marischen
Richard D. McClure
James S. McDonnell III
Ryan Davis, Chair
Lindsay Aggarwal
Nick Arb
Kalena Beckley
Bill Etling
Dana Faust
Zach Foster
Beth Gunter
Elizabeth Haberberger
Lysa Harper
Mike Hayes
Margaret Hillman
John Hummel
Linda Hunter
Matt Kahrhoff
Stacey Kamps
John Kennedy Jr.
Tara Ketcham
Christopher Kozeny
Tom Kraus
Phillip Lee
Mike Macari
Kevin Maher Jr.
David Martin
Spencer Mason
Arsenio Mims
Karen D. Myers
Kathleen Nowicke
John T. O'Connell
Timothy C. Oliver
Craig M. Parker
Katherine Pope
Ted Schlafly
Gary Silverman, MD, PhD*
Cori Cunnane Stebelman
Mary Steward
James M. Theiss
Raymond R. Van de Riet Jr.
Tanya Waskiewicz*
* ex-officio **emeritus member
Jed Momot
Danny O'Neill
Mike Rallo Jr
Steve Riek
Brad Schmidt
Danielle Smith
Matt Taylor
Warren Terry
Wayne Turley
Tom Tussey
Erin Valentine
Debbie Vandeven
Raymond R. Van de Riet Jr., Chair
Dale L. Cammon
Daniel P. Getman, PhD
Jeffrey I. Gordon, MD
Keith S. Harbison
Mark Lowe, MD, PhD
Trish Lollo
Richard J. Mahoney
Rich McCLure
James S. McDonnell III
Jeff Milbrandt, MD, PhD
Andrew E. Newman
David H. Perlmutter, MD
Kathy Pope
Gary Silverman, MD, PhD
Kelvin R. Westbrook
Cheers to 30 years! From left, St. Louis Children's Hospital Foundation Development Board Chair Ryan Davis, Friends Board Chair Madeline Akins and Foundation Board Chair Charles Windsor raised a glass to celebrate the boards’ work to serve the health needs of children in our community for three decades. Board alumni came together on October 19, 2023, at CITYPARK to honor the past, present and future work of the St. Louis Children’s Hospital Foundation.
Madeline Akins, Chair
Cindy Baxter
Kylene Blumeyer
Shelby Brett
Mary Choquette
Heather Cook
Amy Cordes
Pat Erb
Katie Feuerbacher
Janie Foster
Stephanie Goette
Cindy Handy
Hannah Hufford
Marie Jacobs
Genny Jessee
Joni Karandjeff
Anna Keenan
Meg Keller
Jessica Kerckhoff
Melissa Lankheit
Debbie Lefton
Mary Lemkemeier
Retta Leritz Tussey
Florencia Luchini-Baxter
Richa Luthra
Tina Maher
Jenn Mariani
Page Melton Ivie
Lindsey Nenninger
Meeaeng Park
Kelly Pimmel
Brooke Ray
Lindsey Reed
Darcie Rueschhoff
JJ Scarbrough
Pam Schlichter
Christine Schumm
Marlene Schumm
Glenda Seldin
Julie Stiles
Liz Weinstein
Stephanie Wheeler
St. Louis Children’s Hospital Foundation
1001 Highlands Plaza Drive West, Suite 160
St. Louis, MO 63110
314.286.0988 or 888.559.9699
StLouisChildrens.org/Giving
Six Flags St. Louis
Join us for an exclusive event at Six Flags
St. Louis. This means no waiting in line for rides! Complimentary dinner will be served in the Six Flags World’s Fair Picnic Grove and drinks and music on the parent patio. In addition, guests can feast on unlimited complimentary popcorn, soda, pretzels, lemonade, funnel cakes and ice cream. All arcade and video games are discounted and merchandise in select shops will be 40% off.
Play Date is heading into its 11th year and is the signature annual gala benefiting St. Louis Children’s Hospital. This event turns the typical black-tie gala on its head, encouraging adult guests to enjoy a fun, interactive evening and remember the joys of childhood. Each year Play Date has a new theme accompanied by exciting interactive games and activities, followed by a seated dinner, program and fantastic after-party with live music. FRI SEPT 6 St. Louis Children’s Hospital Day at Six Flags
Learn more about our events at StLouisChildrens.org/Events.
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