in action. your kindness

Your kindness in action.2020-2021 Annual Impact Report

2 | Today, and every day, we are grateful for those who work together creating a healthier future for all.

Table of contents

2 Our mission

3 Leadership message

4 Board of Directors

6 Giving by the numbers

7 How funds are raised

8 Your support at work

9 Impact stories

16 Donor recognition

Our Mission

As part of Catholic Health Initiatives (CHI) and CommonSpirit Health, the six CHI Saint Joseph Health Foundations make the healing presence of God known in our world by improving the health of the people we serve, especially those who are vulnerable, while we advance social justice for all.

Our Values

Compassion

Care with listening, empathy and love.

Accompany and comfort those in need of healing.

Inclusion

Celebrate each person’s gifts and voice.

Respect the dignity of all.

Integrity

Inspire trust through honesty.

Demonstrate courage in the face of inequity.

Excellence

Serve with fullest passion, creativity and

stewardship.

Exceed expectations of others and ourselves.

Collaboration

Commit to the power of working together.

Build and nurture meaningful relationships.

Our Vision

A healthier future for all, inspired by faith, driven by innovation and powered by our humanity.

3 | CHI Saint Joseph Health Foundations

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It is a blessing to have good health and access to quality health care. It is also a blessing to help those in need. Some of us help patients directly with medical skills and expertise, and some of us are employed within the health care industry or adjacent fields. So many of us are blessed to help others with our gifts of time, money and other resources. The generosity of our local communities is strong.

Together, the CHI Saint Joseph Health Foundations put humankindness into action. We acknowledge and respect that every person is worthy of care and compassion. In the spirit of our founders, the Sisters of Charity of Nazareth, the CHI Saint Joseph Health Foundations are honored to provide help for everyone we can.

The foundations help people prevent cancer with timely screenings; we give patients the resources they need when cancer can’t be stopped. Our foundations provide help and hope, services and supplies, compassion and humankindness, every single day. It is never too late to donate money, volunteer time and energy, and offer smiles and prayers, because cancer never takes a day off. Cancer is no respecter of social or economic status.

A message from our leadership

Leslie Smart, CFREPresident, CHI Saint Joseph Health Foundations

As you’ll see in this report, supporters like you rallied around the foundations to help people in the communities we serve. For example, we raised nearly $370,000 through Evening of Hope. The outpouring of support was heartwarming to witness, as so many community members took part in the record-breaking silent auction. Evening of Hope directly benefits patients being treated for cancer across CHI Saint Joseph Health, with continued improvement in technology and oncology resources.

Toyota Motor Manufacturing Kentucky, TMMK, worked two years to create a special Camry for surgery rehab patients at Saint Joseph Hospital. This in-kind donation is helping mobility remain a reality as patients practice getting in and out of a car. We believe this is the first time Toyota worldwide has taken on such a project.

Yes, Cerv! is a new program providing cervical screenings and treatment through CHI Saint Joseph Health Partners, a clinically integrated network of more than 700 providers across Kentucky, funded by the Kentucky Women's Cancer Screening Program through the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s National Breast and Cervical Early Detection Program. Yes, Cerv! is a complement to Yes, Mamm! that launched in 2012, which provides breast cancer services for underinsured and uninsured women and men. Our team is also honored to coordinate volunteers within the hospitals. They provide an invaluable ministry to patients. In 2020 our volunteers contributed 40,143 hours of service valued at $1.146 million to CHI Saint Joseph Health.

You’ll see many more stories like these in this report. Through your philanthropic investment, you are making a tangible difference in the outstanding patient care facilities and services throughout CHI Saint Joseph Health. Thank you for your past, present and future gifts, your expressions of humankindness in action.

With gratitude,

Leslie Smart, CFRE President, CHI Saint Joseph Health Foundations

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Board of DirectorsThe CHI Saint Joseph Health Foundations comprise six foundations whose mission is to strengthen the health of our communities and to save lives.

We are grateful for these community members who help put our mission into action.

Flaget Memorial Hospital FoundationKevin Smith, ChairBill Conway, Vice ChairDavid Hicks, M.D., SecretaryMark Pulliam, TreasurerThomas Hamilton Robbie Polin Leslie Smart, CFREKathryn Kelley Jennifer NolanAmy Smith Cecil Joe Ballard Bill Sheckles Jane Roby James Monarch, M.D. Sister Kelly O'Mahoney

Brad Lewis Chad Tate

Michelle LoughranMendy TrosterDaniel CarmackJewel Brock

Saint Joseph Berea Foundation

Wendy Hechemy, ChairDavid Mayo, Vice ChairDominique Martin, SecretaryJake Duerson, TreasurerMike Hogg Danny Miller Mark Carl Robert Little Stephanie Moore Reagan Taylor John YanesLeslie Smart, CFREMark Catron Brad Hylton

Saint Joseph Hospital Foundation

Lee Hall, ChairLarry Cowgill, Vice ChairTracy Colon, Secretary Alan VanArsdall, TreasurerDiane CashenDaryl LoveLeslie Smart, CFREAnthony “Tony” HoustonGregory YearyKathy ArmsLaura HaydenJulie WhitmanMissy LangeJudy AlbrechtJudy CumminsChristy Nash Lisa Gumm-Gray

Saint Joseph LondonFoundationJim Robinette, ChairRobert Dyche, III, Vice ChairScott Webster, SecretaryCharles "Bud" Stuber, Sr., TreasurerSister Marge ManningJohn YanesLeslie Smart, CFREJoann Oakley

Saint Joseph Mount SterlingFoundation

Dennis Fouch, ChairJesse Hodgson, Vice ChairRebecca Morton, SecretaryErica Snowden, TreasurerLeslie Smart, CFREJosh CoffmanJennifer NolanTracy Pearce Janet Lewis

Legacy Foundation of Kentuckiana

Robert Waterman, ChairAlan Rosenberg, Vice ChairMadeline Abramson, SecretaryRyan Hall, TreasurerShellie BenovitzJane W. Burks Evan ComerNeville BlakemoreChristie DuttonLawrence GoldbergTim HelligeJay KlempnerElizabeth McKuneJim LyonsLawrence SchumacherLeslie Smart, CFRE

5 | We couldn't have done it without you.

There is a story of kindnessbehind every dollar donated to the CHI Saint Joseph Health Foundations. Here we show you the dollars and cents of serving the common good through philanthropy.


$4,784,203 FY 21

$3,356,857 FY 20

$3,087,867 FY 19

$3,462,775 FY 18

$1,768,822 FY 17

$3,513,544 FY 21

$2,697,032 FY 20

$2,205,338 FY 19

$2,748,389 FY 18

$1,116,861 FY 17

1,649 FY 21

2,651 FY 20

2,159 FY 19

2,065 FY 18

2,126 FY 17

Giving by the numbers

Total dollars raisedThis year, our donors came together to realize the power of generosity and gratitude in our community. The fundraising production results have been inspiring.

Transfers to hospitalTransfers made by the CHI Saint Joseph Health Foundations to CHI Saint Joseph Health facilities show collaboration as dollars are transferred only after the obligations of donor intent has been met.

Total donorsDonors bolster innovation, bring together our community, and serve the vulnerable. Together we accomplish what none of us could do alone.

7 | Humanity lights the way.

How funds are raisedAt CHI Saint Joseph Health, a diverse group of donors supports our ministry through a variety of ways—annual donations, grants, planned and estate gifts, and attending events. We, and the patients we serve, are forever grateful.

Donations, both large and small, enable the foundations to provide cutting-edge technology, build and support health education and community outreach programs, and support those who cannot afford the costs of health care.


Your support at workIn fiscal year 2021, these are the top areas funded through donations made to the CHI Saint Joseph Health Foundations.

Together we heal.

$160,407 $1.92M $866,895 $377,101

95,881 $49,522 $70,388 $252,299

COVID-19Response

Hospital Improvement

and Equipment

Mission and Outreach

Greatest Needs

GeneralEducation

Employee Programs

Patient Support

Cancer/Oncology

9 | You’re what humankindness is all about.

Your kindness in action

Supporters gathered at 50 small parties across the state as part of our first-ever Evening of Hope event. Here, guests gathered at the home of Jon Carloftis in Lexington.

Evening of Hope

Instead of hosting nearly 700 attendees in one room for a single fundraising gala, a first-time event, Evening of Hope, involved 50 small gatherings made possible by 42 sponsors for our supporters, all united for the cause of providing cancer care resources in the communities we serve. The annual fundraiser for the CHI Saint Joseph Health Foundations was spread across several counties, and gifts totaled nearly $370,000 from the generous support of donors. This support helps individuals in our communities in direct ways, through cancer care support programs such as Yes, Mamm! Yes, Cerv!

Fighting cancer is expensive. This is why CHI Saint Joseph Health Foundations work every day to relieve some of that financial burden so patients can focus on their healing. This is a tangible way we put humankindness into action.

This year alone, Kentucky is estimated to have more than 30,000 new cases of cancer and more than 10,000 cancer deaths, which is the

highest rate of cancer deaths in the country. Since 1980, CHI Saint Joseph Health has led the way in cancer treatment and diagnosis throughout central and eastern Kentucky, providing oncology care and expertise for more than 73,000 patient visits every year. Through our affiliation with the Cleveland Clinic Cancer Center, Kentucky patients now have access to second opinions and breakthrough treatments from a top 5 cancer center.

The critical dollars raised through Evening of Hope supports cancer care resources in Bardstown, Berea, Lexington, London and Mount Sterling. These funds directly benefit patients across all of CHI Saint Joseph Health, offering them hope for their healing journey.

In the spirit of our founders, the Sisters of Charity of Nazareth, we thank you for your continued support and gifts that allow us to continue to help every person, regardless of their ability to pay for cancer care.


Sharing your story

A hug from a nurse when you needed it most.

A cheerful volunteer guiding you to your

appointment.

A doctor who gave you hope.

Special moments happen every day at CHI Saint

Joseph Health facilities.

We’d love to hear your story.

Please contact us at 859.313.1705 or email

[email protected].

Barbara Ermers, now cancer free, and her husband Gary

A grateful family

In 2016, Barbara Ermers of Lexington started feeling sluggish, and had aches and pains that she attributed to getting older. “I just didn’t listen to my body,” she admitted. At her annual physical exam, blood tests and an ultrasound revealed stage 4 metastatic melanoma. It had invaded her internal organs, lymph nodes and spine. This was two years after she had had a malignant mole removed from her arm.

Jessica Croley, MD, a medical oncologist with CHI Saint Joseph Health - Cancer Care Center in Lexington, was connecting Barbara with a clinical trial at Vanderbilt until a CT scan revealed that Barbara’s cancer was growing at an alarming rate and there was no time for a clinical trial. Dr. Croley started Barbara immediately on two advanced immunotherapy medications and radiation, and used high-tech genomics research and other treatments specific to Barbara’s DNA. In three months, despite some serious side effects, the cancer was gone. She has been off therapy since then and is disease-free.

“To God goes all the glory, but he sure did use Dr. Croley.” Her husband added, “And the whole team.” Gary Ermers is CHI Saint Joseph Health’s market director of business development.

“There is always that window of hope, especially now with newer technologies like immunotherapy and targeted therapy,” said Dr. Croley. “We're able to give patients that glimmer of hope.”

“We’re able to give patients that glimmer of hope.”

–Jessica Croley, MD, medical oncologist with CHI Saint Joseph Health - Cancer Care Center in Lexington



The Total Health Roadmap program screens patients for social determinants of health (basic needs) in the same office as their primary care physician, pediatric office or high-risk OB-GYN practice.

Connecting patients to community resources

Food availability, safe housing, quality child care, transportation, access to behavioral health services and social support—these physical, psychological and social human conditions are part of a person’s total health. An initiative called Total Health Roadmap was funded in partnership initially from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and CHI Mission and Ministry to the CHI Saint Joseph Health Foundations. Today, CHI Mission and Ministry supports the program.

Food insecurity is a leading cause of poor health outcomes for patients across central and eastern Kentucky. CHI Saint Joseph Health community health workers provided nearly 5,000 pounds of food to at-risk households this fiscal year. Through a partnership with God’s Pantry Food Bank, community health workers provided food-insecure patients with a supply box of emergency food.

Outreach is sometimes as close as the doctor’s

office, through integrating a universal screening tool by a community health worker. The Total Health Roadmap program screens patients for social determinants of health (basic needs) in the same office as their primary care physician, pediatric office or high-risk OB-GYN practice. In 2019, three primary care clinics conducted approximately 9,000 screenings that focused on basic needs.. Of those, nearly 2,500 patients screened positive for unmet needs. This initiative was led by Neva Francis, vice president of healthy communities, and Janell Samuels, CHI Saint Joseph Health Foundations' director of proposal development.

Saint Joseph Hospital Foundation, Saint Joseph Berea Foundation and Saint Joseph London Foundation received $945,740 in grant funding for in the continuation of the Total Health Roadmap Initiative for 2020-2023.

Violence prevention is another key social determinant of health. The violence prevention program at CHI Saint Joseph Health is funded through a grant from the CHI Mission and Ministry Fund, facilitated through the Saint Joseph Hospital Foundation.


Joyce’s story

The news that she had breast cancer was just sinking in

when Joyce Gray started to fear an even bigger battle: paying her household bills while she was undergoing

treatment.

Gray, 53, would have to take a leave from her job for six

months while she underwent a lumpectomy, radiation and

chemotherapy.

“It was just devastating,” she said. “The biggest thing was my bills. I was just worried; how am I going to pay all

those?”

Then Gray received a call that she said was God answering one of her biggest prayers. A

CHI Saint Joseph Health navigator asked if she’d like to sign up for financial support

through the Yes, Mamm! program.

“With one phone call, everything changed,” Gray

said. “All I could say was, ‘Oh Lord God, thank you.’”

Gray received support to cover her bills, erasing all her fears.

She said her faith in God, family, church, friends,

physicians and colleagues helped her through one of the

hardest times of her life.

Preventing and treating cancers

Funded by the Saint Joseph Hospital Foundation, the Yes, Mamm! program has served 2,850 uninsured and underinsured patients with more than 6,600 breast care services and supplies since 2012. Yes, Mamm! provides free mammography screenings, diagnostic mammograms, ultrasounds, X-rays and genetic testing, and supplies such as lymphedema garments and wigs.

Nonmedical services that go hand-in-hand with healing include lodging, transportation assistance, patient counseling and support groups. It is our hope at the foundations that no patient should have to choose between paying for gas to get to the hospital or paying a medical bill. We help alleviate this financial stress so they can get the care they need.

The Yes, Cerv! program started in 2020 to help prevent cervical cancer. Kentucky has some of the highest rates for cervical cancer, and Yes, Cerv! advocates Pap smears and HPV vaccinations. Yes, Cerv! provides free cervical cancer screenings, early-stage diagnoses, and oncological pelvic treatment to eligible women who are uninsured and underinsured.

Yes, Cerv! is made possible through CHI Saint Joseph Health Partners, our clinically integrated network of more than 700 providers across Kentucky. Leadership for the Yes, Mamm! Yes, Cerv! initiative was provided by Kelly Toponak, RN, BSN, director of Women’s and Children’s Services and Breast Care; Dorothy Lockhart, vice president of CHI Saint Joseph Health Partners; and Janell Samuels, CHI Saint Joseph Health Foundations’ market director of proposal development.

13 | Here’s to all the champions of the common good.

Thanks to Toyota Motor Manufacturing Kentucky, Saint Joseph Hospital has a Toyota Camry on the fifth floor to help patients in the rehabilitation department.

Volunteers are called to serve

They give of their time and talents, expecting nothing in return. They give because they are called to do so. They treat others the way they would like to be treated. They are volunteers, and health care settings are all the better for these people. Volunteers throughout CHI Saint Joseph Health made and donated masks, pocket prayer quilts, and goodie bags for staff and patients. We welcomed them back into buildings on April 19, after 405 days without their in-person support. Our teen volunteers returned on June 14.

Flaget Memorial Hospital was featured on the cover of the June 1, 2021, issue of Catholic Health World. Rita Carter, a volunteer at Flaget Memorial Hospital, shared her story.

Vehicles for change

What happens when patients are released from the hospital? The first thing they find themselves doing is getting into a car to go home. For those who have had total joint replacements and other surgeries, this task is more challenging.

Thanks to the Saint Joseph Hospital Foundation’s partnership with Toyota Motor Manufacturing Kentucky (TMMK), patients in the rehabilitation department at Saint Joseph Hospital can practice getting in and out of a Toyota Camry right there on the fifth floor of the hospital.

Team members of TMMK modified this Camry and assembled it at the plant in Georgetown, Kentucky. In December 2020, they reassembled it inside the hospital. Now, the therapy vehicle is helping patients on the road to recovery for a continued independent lifestyle. While there is no engine, the car simulator otherwise operates like a regular car, complete with adjustable seats and a working trunk. A hydraulic lift has the capacity to raise the car to approximate the level of each patient’s vehicle.

The license plate on the front of the car reads “SJH 1877” to commemorate the founding of Saint Joseph Hospital by the Sisters of Charity of Nazareth in 1877.


Project Hope’s completion

A renovation and expansion project for the CHI Saint Joseph Health - Cancer Care Center in Bardstown, Kentucky, began in 2019 and was opened in January 2021. Nearly $1.3 million was donated from community members for Project Hope to fund the Cancer Care Center, including proceeds from the annual Bourbon and Bluegrass Holiday Bash, fundraising events hosted by the employees of Heaven Hill Brands, and lead gifts from Bill and Mary Florence Barnes, David and Mary Stuart Haydon, the Albert and Leona Haydon Family Foundation, Haydon family members and Heaven Hill Brands, as well as numerous individuals.

The center has five additional infusion rooms, a new reception area, a new Resource Center, and more.

“In a year when hope sometimes felt bleak, this space is a shining emblem of hope,” said Jennifer Nolan, president of Flaget Memorial Hospital. “Hope is real, and it is here.”

Employee scholarships

The CHI Saint Joseph Health Foundations support our health care heroes who give so selflessly in their chosen career. Through your generous donations, we are able to offer scholarships so that employees can grow in their professional careers and provide even better care for our patients. This fiscal year we provided more than $55,000 for continuing education to 41 employees from Continuing Care Hospital, Flaget Memorial Hospital, Saint Joseph Berea, Saint Joseph East, Saint Joseph Hospital, Saint Joseph London, Saint Joseph Mount Sterling and the CHI Saint Joseph Medical Group. Your support assists with tuition to help our employees advance their education, pursuing degrees in biochemistry, bioethics & health policy, business administration, health care management, nursing, nursing administration, organizational leadership, physical therapy, psychiatric mental health, and other fields of study.

For more stories of how you and fellow donors are caring for our community, please visit our website.



The “Telehealth Solutions for Rural Kentucky” program is helping people in 11 rural communities have access to telehealth services, right from home.

Telehealth solutions for rural Kentucky

Almost a half-million residents in 11 rural Kentucky counties now have access to expanded telehealth services, thanks to the “Telehealth Solutions for Rural Kentucky” program, whose goal is to provide improved treatment plan compliance for patients with acute conditions and improve health outcomes for all patients who participate.

The new technology also provides continuing education sessions for health care professionals at rural practice sites so they can avoid lengthy commutes to Lexington for training and demonstrations.

Through interactive monitors and mobile telehealth equipment, patients with acute and chronic conditions in infectious disease, cardiology, pulmonology, and neurology can receive a higher level of care than that available in their own communities.

Physicians at Saint Joseph Hospital in

Lexington, specializing in these conditions, offer virtual consultations to health care professionals and patients at five rural hospitals, 15 medical practices and two home health agencies.

Additionally, follow-up care is being offered via remote monitoring for approximately 2,500 patients. The 11 rural counties included in the project are Bell, Clark, Fleming, Knox, Laurel, Madison, Montgomery, Nelson, Pulaski, Taylor and Whitley.

Facilitated by CHI Saint Joseph Health Foundations, grant support totals $1,022,294 for the program ($869,604 in grant funds from the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Distance Learning and Telemedicine program and $152,690 from the Saint Joseph Hospital Foundation).

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Donor recognition

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We are grateful to our many supporters

Supporters like you make the work you read about in this impact report possible. Thank you.

Flaget Memorial Hospital Foundation$50,000 +WHAS Crusade for Children

$10,000 - $49,999 AnonymousCourtney and Nick Abedi, M.D. Armag Corporation, a Division of Haydon Holdings, LLCBill and Mary Florence BarnesBlend Pak Inc.Bloomfield FarmsBoone's Butcher ShopMary Stuart and David HaydonHaydon Materials, a Division of Haydon Holdings, LLCHeaven Hill BrandsKentucky OwlThe Lexington Cancer Foundation, Inc.Kristie J. Paris, M.D.Susan G. KomenSue and Dan Sutherland

$5,000 - $9,999 AnonymousBardstown Bourbon CompanyBeam SuntoryIndependent Stave CompanyRealm Construction Company, Inc.Salt River ElectricDouglas SeaySisters of Charity of NazarethJanice and Dr. Robert Smotherman#Springfield State Bank

$2,500 - $4,999 Anonymous (4)Central Kentucky Radiology, PLLCCHI Saint Joseph Health Medical GroupCathy and Bill ConwayFlaget Memorial HospitalLisa Gumm-Gray and Stephen A. Gray

The Joseph R. Hill FamilyRebecca and Anthony HoustonJennifer and Kevin E. Moore, M.D. Town and Country Bank and Trust Co.

$1,000 - $2,499 - ($1,000.00 + )Anonymous Conway Heaton, Inc.Ronnie ElkinsLeslie and James Foster, M.D. Sarah Hite K & N Investments LLCDiane and Bruce A. KlockarsRita K. ManningJennifer C. and John R. NolanTwinetta J. NuszKami Poole-WarderVicky and Mark PulliamNorma G. RapierS&S Tire and Auto Service CentersEdwin SheiShrewsbury, Claywell and Oliver DentistryJohn and Leslie SmartAmy D. Smith-Cissell and Eric CissellRobert R. SmothermanDennison Tombras

$500 - $999 Dale R. Absher, M.D.Adam & Sarah WheatleyChristina and Jerry AllenCarol and Jimmy AllenValerie and Matt AndersonGeorge BallardNancy J. and John B. BallardSarah BallardWm. David and Judy BeavenLisa F. ChisenhallEllen and Stan ClaytonDavis H. ElliotCynthia M. DunnJanet and Carson EvansElmer GatewoodSylvia and Stephen HamiltonTroy HammettDana M. HardinAlice and Mayor Richard HeatonTyler Holley

Leo HuelsmanNicole and Timothy Jones, M.D. Melissa J. JordanNathaniel L. JordanCarol KeelingPatricia and Paul R. Leach#Jennifer Harris and Monte E. Martin, M.D. Michelle E. MattinglyMisty McCandlessMark MounceAnn H. MuddJennifer NewtonBethany T. RiggsMichele A. RileyJane and Jim RobyDarren RoyalTrane US IncSarah and Adam Wheatley

$100 - $499 - ($100.00 + )Anonymous (3)Lori E. and AbellAlice and Glenn AdamsAmazonSmileMario M. AmoresSusan and Joseph AuberryBabbage CoFounder Intersouth, Inc.Laura S. and Robert A. BabbageJulie BackLeslie K. BackhermsCeceilia McAdams BakerCarlene and Chris BallardGwen M. Ballard and Billy D. KidwellJanet L. Ballard, SCNJoseph G. BallardMarci BallardBardstown MillsBarlow Funeral HomeAudria K. BartleyJoseph C. BeavenMark BelcherThomas BelcherAndree and Patrice Beliveau, M.D.Mary J. BenjaminKathleen and Gary BishopVanessa K. BlankenshipKelly J. and Arthur W. BooneMary Lee and David L. BrayDonna B. and Danny B. BrewerMaria Belcher Briggs

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Ruth Williams BrinkleyMartha Brown and FamilyBecky J. and Robert W. BurkeRita M. and Timothy G. CarterKelly Cecil and Bardstown Early Childhood CenterMary J. CecilSam K. Cecil IIIMary D. and Bruce ChesserMargaretta and Thomas ChesslerLaura and William ChristensenFrances J. ClarkMartha and James CockerelRuth ColbyNatalie and Daniel M. ColeElizabeth Sean CooperAmy L. CrowCharlotte M. CroweMary L. CulverGeorge and Malia DimelingDoc's Industrial, Inc.Jim DonahueJanice L. and Thomas A. DonanValerie and Joseph DownsJan EdwardsBobby ElderElaine B. and Michael L. EllisMelinda S. EvansJoseph T. FarmerRalph FerrainaFirst Bankers Trust CompanyFlaget Memorial Hospital AuxiliaryDavid, Amy and Baker ForseeSarah E. GabehartPaula GaddisBarbara GarnettAmanda D. GistEmily E. GreenwellMarilyn S. GreerErica L. Gregonis, M.D.Rachel L. and Frank S. HaddenTia B. HaganRuth and Fred HamiltonArthur E. HardinMargaret A. HardinBecky and Patrick HaydenStirling Earlene HaydenHDR Engineering, Inc.Mary C. HeilMary Dianne HenleyThe Wade Hibbs FamilyJessica and David Hicks, M.D. Lorie and Robert B. HicksDawn M. HillHite Law Group, PLLCShirley HoltCarol and David HubbardHobert N. HumphreyBarbara J. HunterElizabeth J. HutchinsID & A, Inc.Innovative Colours

Sally and Dr. John IsaacsHeather E. JacksonJana G. JonesGilda A. KaneffDorothy M. KellerKentucky Gun CompanyMariel and Matthew KiernanRaymond E. KingMary KirkpatrickKrogerLady Lu Curves BoutiqueEmily M. Lanham-ButtsCarrie A. LawsonMaria LawsonRhonda S. LawsonSerena and Joe LearD. Craig LedfordKimberly LiversCarolyn B. LucasMargaret and Richard MarksJackie and Eddie MastersonMartha S. and Adam D. MatherNika MathisAmy MattinglySandra and Rick MattinglyAmanda McKeeMarty and George MercerMarilyn O. MeredithHolly MilesSuzanne K. MitchellJames W. Monarch, M.D. and Emily Monarch, M.D.Sally NewcombKaren and Bill NewcombMary G. and John S. NewtonHilda and Mike NoelNancy and H.R. NuszKelly O’Mahony SCNEmma and Paul W. O'DanielTina O'DanielJanette and Mark OstbloomKatherine PageMeagan ParkerAshley PayneVickie PybusChad W. QuickJanet and Daniel RaisorMozena RaisorEloise A. RankinNicky RapierLena M. ReedMarguerite and David ReedJennifer T. ReitzloffRenaissance Charitable FoundationGennie Belcher Richardson Vivian and Randall W. RobertsonDoris and Gary RudemillerLeslie and Michael SalsmanKorey M. ScarboroughElizabeth S. and Harry SeegerCarmel F. and Robert E. Seifert

Melanie and Bill SewellJane C. and Kenneth W. ShelverLinda M. and James M. SimsSisters of Charity of Nazareth MotherhouseSkysisRebecca L. SmithRyan S. SmithAngela B. SnellenTeresa* and Tim SnellenSouth Central Bank, IncPaulette and John SpadaroElizabeth E. and John L. SpaldingLinda SpaldingJennie C. StewartBernadette M. and David W. SutherlandLaurie TalbottRose Marie and Dr. Joseph TaylorSusan and Stephen E. TaylorRachel L. and William A. ThomasDonna and David ThompsonDoris and Wally ThompsonTina and John TroianoTerry C. TroutmanLeah TuptsMary Ford VuncannonChristopher WallKami Poole-Warder and Matthew J. WarderEvelyn F. WatkinsWendy K. WelchDennis R. WernerLinda WestSheila and Ralph WestlinJoshua R. WethingtonTiffany L. WheelrightMary Jo and John P. WherryKathy G. WilsonAnnette and Raffo WimsettLeigh Anne and Allen WimsettPeggy and John WorkmanCheryl and John Yanes

Gift in KindLori E. AbellBardstown Bourbon CompanyBardstown Country ClubBeam SuntoryBoone's Butcher ShopRita M. and Timothy G. CarterJanette Smith and Nick CipparoneCatherine and Keene ClementsJeffrey W. CroweErin Waldridge PhotographyFriends of the FoundationSylvia and Stephen HamiltonDana M. HardinHeaven Hill BrandsHeritage Wine and SpiritsKathryn K. and John S. KelleyKendra Scott

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Saint Joseph Berea Foundation

Kentucky Bourbon Distillers, Ltd.LaCroix Sparkling WaterDorothy LockhartLog Still DistilleryLux Row DistillersMaker's Mark Distillery, Inc.Jennifer and Kevin E. MooreSandy and Freddie NoeJennifer C. and John R. NolanTwinetta J. NuszOscar Getz Museum of Whiskey HistoryKami Poole-WarderPriceWeberAlyson and J.T. RobyKym RomanSew Sisters, Nazareth Sewing MinistryShaker Village of Pleasant HillSign Gypsies - Bardstown KYGretchen and Kevin SmithMargaret and Charles SmithStrategic National StockpileSusan G. KomenTara D PhotosSheila and Ralph Westlin

$50,000 +Catholic Health Initiatives

$10,000 - $49,999 AnonymousWHAS Crusade for Children

$5,000 - $9,999 Anonymous

$2,500 - $4,999 Central Kentucky Radiology, PLLCCHI Saint Joseph Health Medical GroupCommonSpiritCumberland Valley National Bank & TrustRebecca and Anthony HoustonLeslie and John Smart

$1,000 - $2,499 Davis H. ElliotLeslie and Dr. James FosterDonita A. and Dr. Donny HardyLakes Funeral Home and Cremation Services, Inc.Loftis Insurance Agency, Inc.Mary Ellen Shields, M.D.Dennison Tombras

Virginia C. LockeLauren and Andrew LunsfordMark E. Miller and Kathleen MattonePeoples Bank and TrustBetty McCracken PoynterRuth A. PrewittGlenna and Joseph PriceJoseph ReedCarolyn ReynoldsVicky S. RigsbyMary RosenbaumVonda and Dan SippleJudith A. and Dr. Robert W. SuderDrs. Sylvia Cerel-Suhl and Jeremiah SuhlAnna and Eric TaylorWanda ToddVirginia and Eddie D. Wilson

Gift in KindRandy AshBerea Coffee & TeaBerea Optical, LLC.Chenault VineyardsJackson C. DavenportJanel L. and Jerry O. DavenportFriends of the FoundationHays FurnitureHealth Choice Enterprises, LLCWendy S. and Jeffrey E. HechemyHeritage Wine and SpiritsStephanie KauerLaCroix Sparkling WaterLakes Funeral Home and Cremation Services, Inc.PapaLeno's, Inc.Ridge Behavioral HealthSandra and Chad RoseShaker Village of Pleasant HillStrategic National StockpileTilted Tulip LLCSusanne Zwahlen

$500 - $999 Alberto and Dr. Amy CarrilloDanny Miller Financial Services, LLCDavis & Powell Funeral Directors, LLCTara and Dr. Vincent DePalmaJanet and Carson EvansLeslie and Robert J. LittleDarcy and Doug MaupinBarry D. PoynterWalter C. ReuschSandra and Chad RoseDr. Sara J. and Darrell K. SmithTrane US IncShelley and Terry Wolfe

$100 - $499 Anonymous Courtney and Dr. Nick AbediBeth A. AgeeRhonda F. AnglinArea Real Estate, LLCMary Pat and James C. AzbillRalph AzbillBerea Kentucky Kiwanis Club Foundation, Inc.Regina M. BilskiMary D. Brainard and Suzanna L. StammerStacey BrinegarJohn F. BrothersJackie and Virgil BurnsideCitizens Guaranty BankRachel ColeCommonwealth of Kentucky Department of the TreasurySherri and Russell CraigDrs. Jessica and Matthew CroleyTerrie J. and Philip R. CurdJackson C. DavenportJanel L. and Jerry O. DavenportPatricia C. and James W. DavisVictoria A. Faoro and Louis S. DelucaMelinda S. EvansMargaret FarmerLaurie and Chuck FaughtCharlene and Daniel FloresAllyson P. FosterAmy and Kory W. FreemanCarol Gilliam and Harry RicePamela R. GoodwineDebby F. GrayAngela R. HalsteadSandy and J.J. HartWendy S. and Jeffrey E. HechemyKatherine A. HeckmanAmy C. and Mike D. HoggID & A, Inc.Glenn, Linda and Austin JenningsMartha E. JonesMichael Lobato Garcia

Saint Joseph Hospital Foundation$50,000 +Anonymous (2)Cabinet for Health & Family ServicesCatholic Health InitiativesCommonwealth of Kentucky Estate of Mildred M CoxSusan G. KomenUnited States Department of AgricultureWHAS Crusade for Children

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$10,000 - $49,999 Anonymous (2)American Breast Cancer FoundationDiane and Rick G. AvareJudith and Josh CumminsDelta Dental of KentuckyMelinda S. EvansClaudia and Kelly HealyHillenmeyer Landscape ServicesThe Lexington Cancer Foundation, Inc.Lexus Store of LexingtonKatherine S. and William A. LovePathology & Cytology Laboratories, Inc.Physicians Realty TrustHallie L. and Bruce J. TassinThe University of Kentucky Research FoundationWesBanco Bank Inc.

$5,000 - $9,999 AnonymousDiane H. and Christopher R. CashenCommonSpiritContinuing Care Hospital, Inc.Janie and Larry CowgillLeslie and Dr. James FosterJulia K. HallStephanie L. and Lee C. HallKentucky Hospital AssociationMcCarthy Strategic SolutionsDawn and Michael ScanlonDrs. John D. Stewart and Magdalene Karon

$2,500 - $4,999 Bluegrass Breast Imaging, PLLCJohn F. BrothersCentral Kentucky Radiology, PLLCCHI Saint Joseph Health Medical GroupJyotiben B. and Baldevbhai ChokshiClark Material Handling CompanyCull & Hayden PSCHelen O. HamiltonRebecca and Anthony HoustonID & A, Inc.Martha E. JonesEvelyn and Scott Pierce, M.D.Saint Joseph Jessamine, RJ Corman Ambulatory Care CenterLeslie and John Smart

$1,000 - $2,499 Anonymous Kathleen and Donald Arms

Bobbie CummingsBruce K. DavisDavis H. ElliotCharlotte I. DreuxSteven DukesJanet and Carson EvansBetty FosterArthur W. Francis, Jr.Mary and Ralph GilesDiana Brooke GrossLaura A. Hayden and John VanNagellMelissa HicksMichael D. HislopDebra S. HowardJ&H Lanmark, Inc.Jon Carloftis Fine Gardens LLCMichelle L. JonesCarol KeeneSara M. KlotzRobin G. LavoieKathleen H. LittleRhonda D. and Daryl K. LovePaula LowmanDr. Kathleen Martin and Dr. Joseph MorrisAnn-Phillips Mayfield and Jay E. IngleAnna W. McCallaMargaret M. McCordMarlene M. McKinleyZelda A. and Eric C. MillerElizabeth J. MorrisAlexander NeumanCameron and Brian NurickCassandra and Ron OverbyPaul A. PetersJulie and Robert PrestonLawrence P. SchumacherKaren M. and Patrick ShannonMelinda G. and William D. ShortTamara A. ShumateSusan SloanTrane US IncStephanie S. TurnerMatthew P. Tutt, M.D.UBS Securities, LLCPamela and Alan S. VanArsdallJonathan Webb and Abby JohnsonBrandon M. Wides

$100 - $499 - ($100.00 + )Anonymous (4)Courtney and Dr. Nick AbediHarriet F. and Michael L. AdesKaren M. AkinsCandace M. AlexanderJane M. Anderson and Dr. William WittmanDr. Daniel S. AndrewsBrittany N. Areaux

Laura S. and Robert A. BabbageKathy and Dr. Richard BuddeJane W. and G. Richard BurksCathedral of Christ the KingCentral Bank & Trust Co.Jane J. and Lawrence ChilesCongleton-Hacker CompanyThe Cornett GroupCotton Patch of KYDrs. Jessica and Matthew CroleyCyberGrants LLCDana and Bob DesotelleMalia and Dr. George DimelingHollye and Paul EdwardsBarbara C. and Gary J. ErmersNicole A. Everman, M.D.Fifth Third BankTracy L. and James M. Francis. M.D.Neva and Larry FrancisGregory E. GilesNancy and Daniel T. Goulson, M.D.Lisa Gumm-Gray and Stephen A. GrayMr. and Mrs. Robert M. HewettAnn Louise JonesDrs. Marta and Charles M. KenneyStephanie and Clay LesterDr. Jacqueline R. Matar and Ron MatarKathy Mattone and Mark MillerMueller Roofing DistributorsJeffrey R. MurphyChristy and Pat NashSharon G. and Doug QuinnJack RobinsonSharon and Dr. Daniel RodrigueGretchen M. RossKerri Smyth and David SmythDrs. Kimberly and David StigersAnna and Eric TaylorDennison TombrasTri State Roofing & Sheet Metal CompanyChristy and Gregory F. Van TatenhoveBrian and Mary-Alicha WeldonMarla J. WhitakerShelley and Terry WolfeRebecca and Greg YearySheila and Jay Zwischenberger, M.D.

$500 - $999 Michelle A. AbramsAleah ArnoldMelissa E. BennettBluegrass Sports Commission Inc.Haley N. BuschClaudia L. CarrollKelly ColemanDebra A. CollinsBrooke and Chris Counts

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Lesly G. and Greg ArrasmithShamira K. AyubuKathryn BanahanMelissa V. BengeJennifer BentleyDenise M. BinghamSusan and Dr. David BlakeRachel and Lance BlanfordCourtney J. BlankenshipTara BleierTerri C. BoggsCheryl A. BowlingMary L. BranhamPatty R. BrayPatti BrownShayla D. BrownAnn and Jeff BryantJonathan M. BryantKathleen R. BuchananLatisha D. BurchClaudia BurnettJennifer CampbellCampbellsville Boxing UniversityCandice B. CantrellJeana R. CaveneeKimberly D. ColemanSusan and Charlie CollierSabrina ColvinWilella CookShelby CosbyAngela D. CoxTina F. CoxSherri and Russell CraigVivian D. CurlTamara T. DailJanel L. and Jerry O. DavenportHarding DawahareTisha DehartDenese E. DemonbreunJanet L. DickinsonTasjma C DuffieTeri A. ElkinWanda L. ElkinsKaren S. EppersonKristin ErnstTeresa J. FightmasterNancy and Donald FisterAmy and Ernie FranklinJamie FrantzAlexandria S. FranzPenny FrederickCynthia GardnerRebecca A. GastineauDebbie and Tim GibbonsDeanna GibsonTammy S. GillockJonathan E. GiltinanDebra A. GlassAgnes and Arthur GrahamCrystal M. GuarnieriRodney D. HaddixKathy HaleApril Hamilton

Kenneth W. PageKatherine ParkerLuciana E. PerkinsJohn PetrovKimberlynn A. PinsonRebekah PriceRana and Dr. Khalil RahmanJohn M. RansdellWilma L. RiddleRocky Mountain Logistics, Inc.Daisy RoeMartha Jane RosanbalmMichele A. RothermundDoris and Gary RudemillerElizabeth RussellRob and Janell SamuelsMelanie K. SanguigniStephanie M. SarrantonioEric and Catherine SauvageChristopher SchmittJeffrey C. SchrieferChristina G. ScottSuzanne Segerstrom and Jai S. GiffinNan K. SellinCheryl L. and Robert L. ShanesSusan and Dr. Charles ShearerEdwin E. SiliezarLillian R. SimsSherry and Stephen SingerSisters of Charity of Nazareth, Inc.Elizabeth SmitherKevin J. SpaldingBrian A. SpanglerChristy L. and Ryan SpitserSamantha SpringateCarole A. and Sean StaplesEllen T. StottsCarolyn G. SullivanEmily C. SuttonLynn A. TannerVincent R. Taormina, M.D.Louis ThomasSusan P. and Everett R. ThompsonKim D. and John ThompsonPam TillmanTina and John TroianoHelena D. WattsRegina S. WaymanElizabeth Wendeln SCNMarlene W. White and Kenneth T. LawsonPatricia WhiteTimothy W. WhiteWendy WhitleyBrenda L. WiemerJohn D. WilliamsWIST Data SolutionsElaine WomackMary Beth WrightJason A. YostGwendolyn B. and N. D. Young

Kelli D. HarpeJason P. Harris, M.D.Daniel HauerCharla H. HeadHealth Choice Enterprises, LLCKimberly and Paul HelmburgKimberly G. HelmuthMeredith and Joshua HeraldChasity and Dr. Paul HesterDebbie W. HesterWalter W. and Teresa K. HillenmeyerJennifer HollandTammy HonchelApril HowardTracy HowardAnthony S. HowellAndrea HuffDavid V. HuffRita K. HunterPaul D. HustonRegina A. and Dennis JacobsAnthony D. JohnsonJennifer E. JohnsonLouis A. KawajaMary Beth KeetonCarrie KennedyRhonda G. KnappKrogerLinda and Gary KuchenbrodMichelle P. LanksterMarlene W. and Kenneth T. LawsonLisa M. LeeMegan U. LetamendiLexington Catholic High SchoolDorothy LockhartDiane and Charles LovellKim LowryKerry LucasCrystal LykinsElizabeth MannBetty MartinRegina and Tony D. MastersElizabeth S. MattinglyKelsey P. MayChristine H. and Emmett R. MaysCynthia Leann McConnellAmanda C. McCordChrista McCullahKimberly McHattonLora N. MilbyDeena J. MillerPaul C. and Holly A. MooreRobin MooreDanielle MorenoKristina M. MorrisKatherine MullTimothy R. MullinsKaren MurnerBrian NevilleBeverly NicholsAmanda D. OwensChristie and Thomas Pabin

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Gift in KindAnonymous (3)21C Museum HotelKathleen and Donald ArmsBarnett Benevenuti & Butler PLLCBluegrass Hospitality GroupBuff City SoapCarl MeyersCentral Kentucky Radiology, PLLCChurchill Downs Inc.The Combs FamilyCommonwealth SmilesTina F. CoxJackson C. DavenportFriends of the FoundationMerla Greenup GravesHairClub LexingtonHeritage Wine and SpiritsHilton Lexington DowntownImmanuel Baptist ChurchJustice DentalKeeneland Association Inc.Yolanda KennisonLaCroix Sparkling WaterJ. A. Laub PhotographyLexington Catholic High SchoolLexington Tennis ClubLexus Store of LexingtonLowe's Companies, Inc.Maxwell Street Presbyterian ChurchMentelle MediaMoe's Southwest GrillZachary NeihofNothing Bundt CakesMary and James V. OppelPapa John's International, Inc.Ramsey's DinerRed MileShaker Village of Pleasant HillLeslie and John SmartDrs. John D. Stewart and Magdalene KaronTalon WineryAnna and Eric TaylorBrian A. Williams, M.D.

$100 - $499 Alathean-Bonoth Sunday School ClassDeborah A. BakerKacey A. and Jason BoltonLarry BowlingPhillip D. BrockSandra and Raymond BurnsDavid ByrdJordyne and Daniel CarmackAlberto and Dr. Amy CarrilloSandi and Marty CarterPaul Cheek, D.O.Lynn M. ChenGladys CornnEmily and Brady DaleHelen R. DuggerTracy EversoleJohn R. FeltnerSteven R. GoodinKacy E. HallKathy and Jim HandyAnne K. HoskinsPamela HunterID & A, Inc.Carmel L. and Tim JonesJonathan C. JonesLawrence KuhlCharlotte LarkeyVicki L. MeechaLura F. MillnerBarbara MullinsTina NapierVernon E. OnkstSherry OwensJennifer J. ParsonsKimberly I. Pittman-BengeSonia E. and Glenn Proudfoot, M.D.Madison B. SearsConnie F. SizemoreBetty S. SmithChastity L. SwaffordThe Computer PlaceNancy W. VaughnShannon and Jeffrey WeaverRebecca and Scott M. WebsterJoseph R. White

Gift in KindDairy QueenFirst Baptist ChurchFriends of the FoundationHeritage Wine and SpiritsI'm So FancyLaCroix Sparkling WaterDorothy LockhartMarge Manning, CSCPaperdollsSaint Joseph London Gift Shop Volunteer Services DepartmentShaker Village of Pleasant HillStarbucksStrategic National Stockpile

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Saint Joseph London Foundation

$10,000 - $49,999 AnonymousSaint Joseph London Gift Shop and Volunteer Services

$5,000 - $9,999 The Honorable R. W. Dyche III and Jane Winkler DycheDyche Law OfficeMargaret G. GrayLegacy NissanLeslie and John Smart

$2,500 - $4,999 Central Kentucky Radiology, PLLCCHI Saint Joseph Health Medical GroupCumberland River Behavioral Health, Inc.Cumberland River Comprehensive Care Center

Ronnie ElkinsRebecca and Anthony HoustonNew Hope Ministries Church of GodRiver of Life Fellowship Inc.Three-Sixty Properties

$1,000 - $2,499 CommonSpiritLeslie and Dr. James FosterSandy and J.J. HartHometown BankKaren and Edward HydeMarkeeta and Orie HydeJackson Energy CooperativeHeather LovelaceMPIMichele M. and Jean-Maurice Page, M.D.RE/MAX Property ProfessionalsSaint Joseph LondonChristy L. and Ryan SpitserDennison TombrasUniversity of the CumberlandsWhite Daisy Boutique

$500 - $999 Stacey D. ColeDavis H. ElliotJanet and Carson EvansGreater Cincinnati FoundationMichael L. HardinMr. and Mrs. Robert M. HewettAndrea J. HolecekMarsha and Jack MaggardPatti S.# and Greg A. MinkThe Portman FamilyJames W. and Carolyn A. RobinetteSheena and Joe RobinsonTrane US IncWalmart Foundation

$50,000 +Appalachian Regional CommissionCatholic Health InitiativesRobert Wood Johnson FoundationUnited States Department of AgricultureWHAS Crusade for Children

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Jennifer HollonID & A, Inc.Baylee K. IgoMary Frances and David L. IshmaelDenzil KeetonCay Ramey LaneKenneth T. LewisMamaw Rocks Creations LLCPhyllis I. MartinElizabeth G. MaysRena K. McGuireDr. James W. Monarch and Dr. Emily MonarchRebecca and John MortonMount Sterling-Montgomery County Chamber of CommerceJody E. and Joshua E. OneyLisa J. ParkerLisa PeckJessica and Brandon RayRiver Cities CourierAshley and Dr. Earl G. RobbinsYvette RogersJohn and Leslie SmartErica and Brandon SnowdenDr. Shelley B. and Edward StankoSherry TaulKim D. and John ThompsonTina and John TroianoMelissa J. Ward

Gifts in KindBreakout GamesAnnie CampbellJennifer L. ChismDuBois Community CenterFamily Dollar Store 460Friends of the FoundationGateway Regional Arts CenterHeritage Wine and SpiritsLaCroix Sparkling WaterJennifer C. and John R. NolanDaniel K. RitchieShaker Village of Pleasant HillStrategic National StockpileMelissa J. Ward

$50,000+ AnonymousWHAS Crusade for Children

$10,000 - $49,999 Anonymous

$5,000 - $9,999Anonymous

$2,500 - $4,999 Central Kentucky Radiology, PLLCCHI Saint Joseph Health Medical GroupLeslie and Dr. James FosterRebecca and Anthony HoustonSaint Joseph Mount Sterling

$1,000 - $2,499 Katherine S. and William A. LoveJennifer C. and John R. NolanDr. Ellen P. Morgan and Bradford PelfreyShelly SandersSterling Health CareDennison TombrasTraditional BankAnonymous

$500 - $999 Davis H. ElliotJanet and Carson EvansFidelity Charitable Gift FundTyler HolleyLimestone AgencySara and Joseph StaffordTrane US Inc

$100 - $499 Anonymous (2)Courtney and Dr. Nick AbediTravis BaileyMary Ann and Christopher T. BairdRita K. BallardMary L. BranhamKathy BrownJennifer L. ChismTim P. DamronGinna and Jeff DombroskasJeri L. ElliottKaitlin C. FaulconerHarold L. GreeneLillie E. GriffithAmy E. and Ron P. HandshoeKathy L. HenryLaura E. and Neil HensleyJack L. Holbrook

Saint Joseph Mount Sterling Foundation

1451 Harrodsburg Road, Suite D-308Lexington, KY 40504

Tel 859-313-1705CHISaintJosephHealth.org/WaysToHelp

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