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2015 Annual ReportPresented May 2016

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THE NEXT CHAPTER OF THE COMMON TABLE: 15 YEARS OF CONVERSATION, COLLABORATION AND CONVENING

Since our inception in 2000, Common Table Health Alliance has continued the legacy of addressing health and health care improvement in the region. We have strengthened the narrative in payment innovation, obesity prevention, public reporting, health equity, consumer activation, primary care quality, health and wellness and food insecurity. Some of our strongest contributions to the region include the many firsts we have achieved over CTHA’s 15 year history.

It is my honor to present the 2015 annual report for Common Table Health Alliance. As of December 31, 2015 I have retired as the first CEO of the organization. This provides a new window to frame the next chapter toward building long term capacity and sustainability. In

2015 the efforts of CTHA continue to focus on our long term strength in convening, translating information and operating community programs and partnerships.

In this report, we celebrate our top ten accomplishments on pages 4 and 5. We are very proud to be the administrative home of the newly formed Memphis Breast Cancer Consortium, funded by the Avon foundation (#1). This is continuation of the Sister Pact and Live Summit designed to address the health disparities in African American women in the Memphis Region with higher than desired mortality rates. In the past year we also landed a unique partnership with Proctor & Gamble (#7) to create a adult fitness zone in Audubon Park serving over 30,000 people. Finally, we pushed toward a new chapter by creating a regional alliance and partnership with Uplift Solutions (#9) to expand food financing across eight south eastern states.

The next chapter for CTHA is exciting and evolving. The chapter is one of great promise and commitment to continue the impact of the organization on the lives of all we touch. We thank the board, advisory committee, steering committees, staff, interns and other volunteers who make the work of CTHA exciting, fun and very meaningful. The next chapter is in motion, and we look forward to the role each of you continue to play in the telling of our story. It has been a privilege to serve as the CEO for 7 years!

Sincerely,

The past two years as Chair of the CTHA Board have gone very quickly! As I prepare to turn over the title, honor and deeply-felt responsibility accompanying the role, you will find but a few of the many activities and accomplishments from both the past year and the past 15 years detailed in this report. We are not resting on past laurels however, rather, we use them to remind us of what is possible and where our next steps need to be focused.

Mine is not the only transition. Our beloved CEO, Renee’ Frazier, has accepted the title of “CEO Emeritus.” She leaves us in good shape, still searching out new possibilities, mentoring our staff and upcoming leaders and always bringing her enthusiasm and commitment for the work of Common Table Health Alliance. I also am excited to welcome the upcoming leadership

of Reggie Crenshaw as the next Board Chair. Reggie has long been engaged in a wide variety of CTHA activities. He is eager and well qualified to assume the responsibilities for the next phase of our work on a more direct basis.

We prepare for new leadership, while relying on Renee’s legacy and the inspiration to keep us moving forward. We also continue to need the commitment of our many community partners to support our initiatives and literally sustain us with your generous support. CTHA is truly a community resource and we look forward to continuing to serve and build alongside those who understand where our community has been and where it can go!

Sincerely,

Margaret “Peg” Thorman Hartig, PhD, APRN-BC, FAANPChair, Board of Directors, Common Table Health Alliance

Renee’ S. Frazier, MHSA, FACHEChief Executive Officer Emeritus, Common Table Health Alliance

VISIONARY LEADERSHIP REQUIRES A PASSION FOR CHANGE & COURAGE TO BREAK NEW GROUND IN HEALTH & WELLNESS

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Mayors Wharton and Luttrell break ground on a community fitness park with CEO Reneé Frazier and

Procter & Gamble Leadership

OUR 15-YEAR JOURNEY REPRESENTS A STORY OF FIRSTS

Since our inception in 2000, CTHA has had an obligation to the Greater Memphis area to be leaders in health innovation. We have rewritten our community’s health narrative to include unconventional collaborations, engaging conversations and new methods for combating health inequity. Our greatest distinction has been our ability to cut across silos to achieve consensus on the most significant health

barriers using our first-of-its-kind, multi-stakeholder convening model.

“Cities like Memphis across the U.S. are

facing issues of public health. With the help of CTHA, we have renewed

our commitment to improving our well-being

through small steps.”

– A.C. Wharton, Jr. former City of Memphis Mayor

2010: CTHA conducted the first Patient Experience survey and published performance rankings of local physicians via its Health Care

Quality Matters website and mobile app.

2011: CTHA published the first regional Take Charge report on

Health Equity that examines how we live, work and play affects the

kind of care we receive.

2015: CTHA’s process improvement team effectively coached

Complete Health Care Center to receive the

first Level 3 NCQA Patient-Centered

Medical Home recognition in the Memphis region.

2006: CTHA hosted the first Shaping America’s

Youth Initiative, an unprecedented national

effort to address the childhood obesity and

inactivity crisis.

2014: CTHA launched the first national partnership with Procter & Gamble’s

wellness brand, Meta, to serve as inspiration

to communities around the country to start their journey to better health.

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OUR TOP TEN ACCOMPLISHMENTS FOR 2015 DISPLAY THE COMMON TABLE’S COMMUNITY IMPACT

INSPIRING OUR NEIGHBORS TO ACHIEVE A LIFETIME OF HEALTHY HABITS

CTHA’s “Meta Memphians” inspired over 50,000 residents to make strides toward better health and wellness by

sharing their wellness journeys.

ENCOURAGING MEN TO KNOW THEIR NUMBERS

The Healthy Shelby Partnership’s 140/90:

Living Life Under Pressure campaign screened 2,000

community blood pressures over a six-month

period.

ALIGNING PARTNERS TO ADDRESS DISPARITY Twenty-nine member organizations of the Memphis Breast Cancer

Consortium built multi-stakeholder engagement by aiming toincrease the number of black women receiving screening

mammograms and treatment in targeted zip codes by 5 percent.

COMMUNICATING THE IMPORTANCE OF HEALTH LITERACYCTHA’s Health Literacy Education and Training Series received

over 60 survey responses from three hospital systems and one primary care clinic as part of its health literacy pilot program.

COMBATING CHRONIC DISEASE The Mayor’s Commitment to Fitness: 3rd Annual Million Calorie

Burn recruited 450 participants representing nine nonprofit organizations to fight chronic disease through movement and

calorie-burning.

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REDUCING CHILDHOOD OBESITY

$32,000 donated from Mayor Luttrell’s Third Annual 5K to support

Healthy Shelby’s childhood obesity initiatives.

MAKING THE HEALTHY CHOICE THE EASY CHOICECTHA’s Preferred Choice program signed up 14

restaurants, caterers and hospital systems to adopt menu labeling, smaller portion sizes and menu options

that are 500 calories or less.

CREATING PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPSCTHA’s partnership with Procter & Gamble’s wellness brand Meta and the City of Memphis created an Adult Fitness Zone

in Audubon Park for 30,000 visitors to take small steps to improve their health.

IMPROVING THE PATIENT EXPERIENCECTHA’s Process Improvement Team coached Complete Health Care

Center through the process to receive the first Level 3 NCQA Patient Centered Medical Home (PCMH) recognition in the Memphis region.

FACILITATING REGIONAL COLLABORATIONSCTHA and the Southeastern Health Equity Council have joined forces with Uplift Solutions to promote and support the development of a

Fresh Food Financing Fund across eight Southern states.

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Since 2000, CTHA has consistently addressed why good health and health care are essential to the well-being of our neighborhoods, stability of our families and the vitality of our communities.

Our highest priority is making sure our programs have the resources they need to address today’s most pressing health and wellness challenges.

OUR SMALL BEGINNINGS HAVE LED TO A BIG IMPACT

Grants

Contract Revenue

Sponsorships

Personal Giving

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26%

43%

35%

11%

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CTHA is a good steward of the dollars we raise to benefit the common good now and for generations to come. We aspire

for all children and families to have access to better, smarter food options – like the kids at the Covington Pike Head Start

Center who participate in daily physical activities and receive nutritious meals and snacks every day.

85.3%Programming

Together with our sponsors, supporters and individual givers,

CTHA has devoted its financial resources and human capital to

programs and initiatives that bring about meaningful, lasting change. We illustrate our investment in the

community by taking leadership roles in wellness and fitness

initiatives like the Adult Fitness Zone in Audubon Park, where

Jacqueline Sales feels the project is a perfect addition to her workout.

“It is important we embrace a new image of Memphis. Blues and barbecue is OK,

but health and wellness is better.”

-Reneé S. Frazier, CEO Emeritus, Common Table Health Alliance

2015EXPENSES

2015FUNDING SOURCES

14.6%Administrative

Overhead

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Every CTHA donor has a reason why they are passionate about improving health and health care. We are thankful for the many individuals, corporations, foundations and community partners whose gifts enable CTHA to tell its story of community improvement through wellness and well-being.

The following contributors expressed support for CTHA between January 1, 2015 and December 31, 2015.

INDIVIDUAL CONTRIBUTORSWilliam and Lisa AbbayRobert and Donna AbneyFrances AndersonPriscilla AswumbJon ArnettJim and Sharon BaileyWilliam and Carla BakerVictoria BassPhilip and Denise BollheimerAngel BrooksSara BurnettChermele CasemMichael CatesZach and Robbye ChandlerTheresa ClarkAngela CoakleyCharlotte CollinsReggie and Myra CrenshawMelvin and Cindy CummingsAvery DaleClarence and Kamela DavisBrenda DelaneyEd and Beverly DismukeAnne DixonJennifer DolgoffDavid and Dana DyeJames EnsorEliot and Judy FarisKatrina FayneTad and Carla FeeneyRaymond and Leigh FoxReneé and Ricky Frazier, Sr.Ricky Frazier, Jr.

John and Joanna GreaudMary Jo Greil and Donald CarsonJoan HanMarion HareBarry-Lewis Harris, IIMargaret Peg HartigJonathan and Crystel HardinJibril HassounSally HeinzJae HendersonBobby HoangCasey HoganSherrie HollisMichelle HollyLinda HornJim and Jennifer HorseyJanice HoskinsTracy HuffstatlerDavid and Lisa JenningsCorey D. JohnsonLisa KrauseRose Lindsey-GiulianNikia GraysonRon and Natalie LefkowitzCheryl LongLawrence and Yvonne MadlockJoshua and Sylvia MatthewsMonte McCraryDawn MeekMohammed MoinuddinBen and Monica MorganKaren D. MurphyDavid and Susan NelsonCharles and Tracy NevelsKevin and Cynthia NunnallyAriane OdomChristopher A. OwensJim and Diane PaceTony and Nieika ParksKaren J. PeaseChris Peck and Kate DuignanKaren PorterJill W. PowellsonTracy RappDenise RiversHoward and Beverly RobertsonCarl RobinsonErnest and Gwendolyn RobinsonKenneth and Marilynn RobinsonDiane RudnerSusan ScottTraci Sampson and Lee HarnessHurley SheperdJanet ShipmanBelinda SimpsonAshlie SingletarySteve SittnickPatti SmithDorothy SpiknerCheryl StegbauerMarnie StewardSridhar and Poornima SunkaraArthur and Jeanne SutherlandBlair TaylorMichelle Taylor

Rebecca TerrellTerry TrojanRobert TolsonWilliam and Cristie TravisChuck and Lauren UtterbackTwanda WadlingtonRegina D. WalkerChandra E. WellsShelley White-MeansMona WicksAntoinette WilliamsLisa B. WilliamsVictoria WilliamsonTerwisscha Wilson

CORPORATE CONTRIBUTORSAncilla Partners, Inc.Baptist Memorial Health CareCigna Healthcare of TennesseeThe Coca-Cola CompanyDelta Medical CenterDixon Hughes Goodman LLPKroger StoresMemphis Business Group on HealthMethodist Le Bonheur HealthcareProcter & Gamble, Inc.Regional One HealthSaint Francis Hospital – MemphisSunTrust BankUT Health Science Center

FOUNDATION FUNDERSAnthem FoundationBCBST Community TrustBCBST Health FoundationCommunity Foundation of Greater MemphisJewish Foundation of MemphisMerck Company FoundationRobert Wood Johnson FoundationThe Assisi Foundation of MemphisUnited Way of the Mid-South

COMMUNITY CONTRIBUTORSChristian Brothers UniversityCity of MemphisGameday Healthy Kids FoundationHealthy Kids & Teens, IncorporatedMemphis Academy of Health Sciences Memphis Employee Credit UnionMemphis Health CenterMemphis Jewish Home & RehabMemphis-Shelby County Airport AuthorityNAHSE – Memphis ChapterUplift Solutions

OUR SUPPORTERS CREATE, SUSTAIN & PRESERVE THE COMMON TABLE LEGACY

41%

PERSONAL GIVING INCREASED

FROM THE PREVIOUS FISCAL YEAR

NEW INDIVIDUAL, COMMUNITY AND CORPORATE DONORS IN 2015

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CTHA BOARD OFFICERSBoard Chair: Peg Thorman Hartig, PhD Professor, College of Nursing, UTHSC

Vice Chair: Reggie Crenshaw Principal, Crenshaw & Associates

Treasurer: Zach Chandler Executive Vice President - Chief Strategy Officer, Baptist Memorial Health Care

Secretary: John Greaud, PE, AAE Service Delivery Site Manager, CBRE Global Workplace Solutions

CTHA BOARD OF DIRECTORSLisa Abbay, RDN, LDN Talent Acquisition Recruiter, Morrison Healthcare and Morrison Senior Living

Donna Abney, MBA Executive VP, Methodist LeBonheur Healthcare

Clarence Davis, Jr., MD Chief Medical Officer, Memphis Health Center

Thomas “Tad” E. Feeney, MBA, CPA, CGMA Consumer Advocate and Volunteer

Leigh Fox, RD Consumer Advocate and Volunteer

Sherrie K. Hollis Senior Vice President, Senior Client Manager, Bank of America Merrill Lynch

Jim Horsey, MBA Manager, Key Accounts, Pfizer, Inc.

Jennifer Kiesewetter, Esq. Kiesewetter Law Firm, PLLC

Nieika Parks, MHA, PhD Enterprise, Health & Wellness Coordinator, FedEx Services Corporation

Pamela Shields, MBACorporate Trainer - Wellness Chair, First Horizon National Corporation/First Tennessee Bank

Chuck Utterback, MHSA Director of Contracting and Provider Services, Cigna Health Care

Scottie Walker Sales Director, Coca-Cola Refreshments

CTHA TEAM MEMBERSReneé S. Frazier, MHSA, FACHE Chief Executive Officer

Carla Baker, RN Quality Improvement Coordinator

Pei-Lin Chen, MPH Data Analyst

Katie Dyer, MPH Lead Data Analyst

Kathy Duncan, RN Process Improvement Consultant

Crystel Hardin Marketing Consultant

Jae Henderson, MA Executive Assistant to the CEO

Monica Morgan, CPA Chief Financial Officer

Susan Nelson, MD, FAAFP Medical Advisor

Vikki Nolan, DSc, MPH University of Memphis

Rose Lindsey-Giulian, RN, RHIA, PH CTHA Faculty

Sharon Prager Program Assistant

Christopher Owens, MBA, CFRE Director of Development and Marketing

Jeremy Sanders, MPA Chief Operating Officer

Patti Smith, MPH Interim Director, Healthy Shelby

Lisa Wang Program Intern

Victoria Williamson, MBA Program Coordinator, Healthy Shelby

CTHA ADVISORY COMMITTEE Co-Chair: Thomas “Tad” E. Feeney, MBA, CPA, CGMA

Co-Chair: Cecilia Sawyer, The Links, Incorporated

Cynthia Allen System Community Involvement Manager, Baptist Memorial Health Care

Tiffanie Grier Career Placement Director, Boys & Girls Club Technical Training Center

Doug McGowen Chief Operating Officer, City of Memphis

Maria Fuhrmann Research Analyst, City of Memphis

Amy Israel Community Volunteer

Lynn Doyle Executive Director, Business Development/Marketing, Delta Medical Center of Memphis

Lauren Taylor Program Director for Livable Communities, Hyde Family Foundations

Mark Yates President/CEO, Life Enhancement Services

John Paul Shaffer Program Director, Livable Memphis

Patricia Prince-Griffin President, Memphis Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics

Fayre Crossley Executive Director of Grants & Compliance, Memphis Bioworks Foundation

Cassandra Webster Executive Director, Memphis Challenge

Pamela Harris Consumer Representative, Memphis Medical News

John Zeanah Deputy Director, Memphis and Shelby County Division of Planning and Development

Lora Jobe Executive Director, PeopleFirst Partnership

Blair Taylor President, Memphis Tomorrow

Bobby Baker Director, Faith & Community Partnerships, Methodist Le Bonheur Healthcare

Sally Heinz Executive Director, MIFA

Charles Griffin Family Service Supervisor, Porter Leath

Tish Towns Senior Vice President, External Relations, Regional One Health

Phyllis Fickling Program Director, Memphis and Shelby County Office of ReEntry

Michelle Taylor, MD Attending Physician, Shelby County Health Department

Marion Hare, MD Associate Professor, UTHSC

Karen Pease Executive Director, Well Child

Connie Binkowitz Program Director, YMCA

Tim Goldsmith Chief Clinical Officer, Youth Villages LEGACY COLLABORATORSDavid Archer President/CEO, Saint Francis Health Care

Stephen Reynolds Past President & CEO, Baptist Memorial Health Care Corporation

Gary Shorb President & CEO, Methodist Le Bonheur Healthcare

OUR BOARD, STAFF & COMMITTEE MEMBERS HELP US TURN THE PAGE TO A BRIGHTER CHAPTER

IN COMMUNITY HEALTH