Leading the Way

Leading
the Way
GRADY HEALTH SYSTEM
2014 ANNUAL REPORT
As one of the largest public health systems in the United States,
Grady Health System is a place of big numbers, broad community
impacts and expansive plans for the future. Our singular objective is
to become the nation’s finest public academic healthcare system.
Yet even with our vast size and scale, we know we can only deliver
against that objective by providing outstanding, personalized care
– one patient at a time – to every person we are honored to serve.
ON THE COVER
Sika Ametu escorting a Grady patient to physical therapy.
At Grady, we are leading
the way in Atlanta and
in Georgia to help save
lives, advance cuttingedge research, train
the next generation of
doctors and improve
patient satisfaction all
along the way.
Here’s how we are
leading the way …
Shekita Johnson
2014 Annual Report 1
Ebola Showcases
Grady EMS Expertise
When the first American Ebola patient arrived for treatment in the U.S., the Grady EMS Biosafety Transport Team was ready,
willing and uniquely prepared to handle the historic journey from Dobbins Air Force Base to Emory University Hospital.
The ambulance ride took 40 minutes, but preparations for that trip actually began 14 years earlier when an all-volunteer
team of highly skilled paramedics was formed to transport highly infectious patients. Today, the Grady EMS Biosafety
Transport Team is the nation’s most experienced ground transport team for Ebola patients. Their expertise led to an
invitation to a meeting at the White House, and it’s made them highly sought-after trainers and consultants for EMS
providers around the state and the nation.
Aaron Jamison, John Arevalo, Wade Miles, Gail Stallings
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Kathleen Gundry, MD
Jordan Kanyi, Grady RN
New Technology
Pinpoints Cancer Cells
It may seem archaic, but surgeons typically mark lumpectomy targets by sticking thin wires into their patients’ breasts. In
August, Grady became the first Georgia hospital to pinpoint cancers by injecting them with a radioactive seed that’s
normally used for low-dose radiation therapy. Grady’s Avon Breast Center now uses them to map abnormal tissue. Surgeons
use radiation detectors to find and remove the seed, and judge the operation’s effectiveness. “We can immediately assess
margins around the resection,” says Dr. Kathleen Gundry, director of breast imaging at Avon. “The result is a technically
superior operation that will lead to better patient outcomes.”
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Marcus Stroke and Neuroscience
Center restores the lives of patients
in ways other hospitals cannot.
Grady’s Marcus Stroke and Neuroscience Center is
redefining stroke care. It’s so good that more than 60
hospitals refer patients there. So good that it’s one of the
nation’s elite Advanced Comprehensive Stroke Centers.
So good that patients beyond the abilities of other
hospitals often walk out of Grady just days after being
carried in – their lives restored. The center is one of
America’s most technologically advanced treatment
facilities. One area it specializes in is using a combination
of minimally invasive surgery and state-of-the-art
imaging to allow skilled clinicians to remove blood clots
from the brains of ischemic stroke patients. Those clots,
the cause of the majority of all strokes, historically left
patients with physical or cognitive impairments.
Neurointerventional physicians
Diogo Haussen, MD & Raul Nogueira, MD
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Stroke survivor Mardeene Mitchell & daughter
Diane Goh, MD
Jonathan Ratcliff, MD & team
Historically credited with training 25 percent of Georgia’s
physicians, Grady has also launched the careers of thousands
of other medical professionals, from nurses to paramedics,
pharmacists to radiology techs. Georgia’s premier teaching
hospital is a training ground for hundreds of Emory and
Morehouse medical school residents each year. But Grady also
operates schools of radiologic technology, radiation therapy
and diagnostic medical sonography; training programs for
paramedics, emergency medical technicians and advanced
emergency medical technicians and residency programs for
pharmacists and nurses. Students work alongside seasoned
professionals. For example, last year pharmacy residents helped
to fill more than 800,000 outpatient prescriptions. And
paramedic trainees assisted on thousands of 911 responses.
Grady, credited with training a
fourth of Georgia’s physicians,
has also launched thousands
of other medical careers.
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Grady Burn Center eliminates pain
for patients by using revolutionary,
antimicrobial bandages.
Patrice Jones caring for a patient in the Burn Clinic
Dr. Walter Ingram, Medical Director of Grady Burn Center
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Burn patients experience the greatest pain when their
bandages are changed. In fact, most burn patients are
hospitalized to deal with the pain of those changes. The
Grady Burn Center is eliminating the pain by using new
antimicrobial bandages that remain in place till a burn
heals. New dressings introduced in Europe are used on all
scalds, which represent most burns. The flexible bandages
are permeated with silver particles that reduce the risk of
infection and allow the skin to heal by forming a protective
layer over the injury. This technology allows Grady to treat
many patients – including most children – as outpatients
so they can recover in the comfort of their own homes,
where recovery is faster and less stressful.
Ponce Center patient Peter Byrd enjoying some time
with one of his providers, Sanjay Sharma
Grady Transforms HIV Care
Grady’s Ponce De Leon Center is one of the nation’s oldest, most comprehensive HIV centers. Since 1986 it’s cared for
tens of thousands of patients. Along the way, it transformed their treatment. Once a leading cause of death, HIV long
ago became a chronic condition – in part because of the Ponce Center’s cutting-edge research and treatment
modalities. Its reputation has influenced researchers and physicians working with HIV patients nationwide. Ponce
studies helped medicine to refine treatments, reformulate medications and understand a disease long thought to be
a death sentence. Even as it treats more than 5,500 men, women and children each year, the Ponce Center serves as a
beacon of hope to patients throughout Atlanta and across the country.
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Message from the
President & CEO
John Haupert
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From Left to Right: Mark Meyer – Executive Vice President/Chief Financial
Officer; Christopher Mosley – Executive Vice President/Chief Operating
Officer; Patricia Plair – Senior Vice President/Finance; Lina George –
Executive Vice President/Chief Human Resource Officer; Lindsay Caulfield –
Senior Vice President/Marketing & Public Affairs; Benjamin McKeeby –
Senior Vice President/Chief Information Officer; Yolanda Rich – Vice President
of Compliance/Chief Compliance Officer; Shannon Sale – Senior Vice
President/Planning & Business Development; John M. Haupert – President/
Chief Executive Officer; Renay Blumenthal – President, Grady Health
Foundation; Kelvin J. Holloway – Deputy Senior Vice President/Medical
Affairs; Rhonda A. Scott – Executive Vice President/Chief Nursing
Officer; Matthew Hicks – Vice President/Government Relations;
Timothy Jefferson, Esq. – Executive Vice President/Chief Legal Officer
»» Patient quality ranks among the industry’s
best. We reduced hospital-acquired conditions
like infections so much that we’re among the
best of America’s safety net hospitals.
»» Our finances are stable. Despite reduced
government funding, Grady is no longer
anxious about routine bills or maintenance
costs. Our stability allows us to focus our
fundraising to finance major investments.
»» Physician engagement improves. Physicians
support our vision. Our annual physician
survey shows doctors are 100 percent more
engaged in and committed to Grady than
just a year ago.
»» Our work force is dedicated. First-year and
voluntary turnover are among the lowest in
Grady’s history and in our industry.
A Milestone in Our Marathon
BE THE BEST – that phrase drives everything
we do at Grady, from patient care, to financial
stewardship, to creating a culture of excellence.
And with that goal in mind, I am happy to
report that last year the health system achieved
significant improvement in every metric we
use to judge our performance.
Our board of directors, executives, physicians
and staff have worked together to bring
healthcare’s best practices to Grady. We’ve
updated processes, brought in new physicians
and staff who are among the tops in their
fields and invested in new technology. Those
actions brought immediate benefits to our
most important metric of all – providing
our patients with the highest quality care,
resulting in the best outcomes possible.
But the successes of 2014 are just a few
steps in our unending marathon of continual
improvement. When the board of directors
challenged all staff members to be the best,
they insisted that we commit to being a national
healthcare leader, an institution that constantly
advances the quality and efficiency of care.
In 2014, we realized substantial gains in
areas that are key to our success now and
in the future:
»» Patient satisfaction rose by nearly 43 percent.
Today, 70 percent of patients rate Grady 9 or
10 on a scale of 10. Nearly three out of four
patients say they’ll recommend us to a friend.
Grady has been an innovator since the hospital
opened in 1892. We’re home to the state’s first
cancer center of excellence. Georgia’s first
open-heart surgery was performed at Grady.
The world’s first 24-hour sickle cell treatment
center is here, and we have one of the nation’s
most technologically advanced stroke centers.
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The list of Grady “firsts” is far too long to
detail here – innovation has been part of
this institution’s DNA from the beginning.
While financial challenges a few years ago
could have shifted our focus, we are and
will always be committed to advancing care,
advancing quality and advancing treatment
development, not just for our patients, but
for the benefit of patients everywhere.
In this annual report you will find stories
about that innovation and about our standing
as a healthcare leader. You see how that
standing enables Grady and its medical school
partners to attract and train some of the best
and brightest future health professionals. We
are proud to be recognized as an institution
that provides unparalleled opportunities to
practice medicine with a clinical team that
has unsurpassed credentials.
A Year of Recognition
Registered Nurse Janet Nduati sharing discharge instructions
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In a year that brought many accolades, the most
important recognition we received came from
our patients, who rated our care high and lauded
the support of our physicians and staff. We were
also honored by our colleagues in healthcare
who praised our achievements in quality care
and leadership. The highlights include:
»» The Georgia Hospital Association’s Partnership
for Health and Accountability placed Grady on
its Presidential honor roll based on a year of
clinical successes.
»» The American College of Surgeons’
Commission on Cancer presented Grady
its Outstanding Achievement Award. We were
We are proud to be recognized
as an institution that provides
unparalleled opportunities to practice
medicine with a clinical team that has
unsurpassed credentials.
one of only 74 U.S. healthcare facilities to be
honored for excellence in cancer care.
»» The Studer Group presented Grady with an
Excellence in Patient Care award based on
good patient outcomes. To be eligible, an
organization must demonstrate outstanding
performance.
»» Press Ganey Associates named Grady a
Success Story Award winner for demonstrating
leadership, implementing organizational
change and improving performance. The group
also presented Grady with a Commitment to
Excellence Award for outstanding achievement
in employee engagement.
1990s and create a new, more efficient space
for patient care. The new Emergency
Department will help us accommodate the
ever-growing number of people in need of
medical assistance, create a more user-friendly
space for clinicians and lead to reduced wait
times for those with noncritical needs.
While these honors are significant, we view
them as mile markers in our marathon, our
journey of continued improvement. For Grady
to achieve its vision to be the best, we must
maintain our momentum through an ongoing
commitment to technology, processes and
customer service enhancements.
Both of these projects are possible thanks
to the generosity of The Marcus Foundation,
Inc., which has donated $50 million to finance
the creation of Grady’s world-renowned
stroke, trauma and neurological facilities.
Ongoing Investment in Our Future
During 2014, we continued to invest in new
technologies, facilities and services, increasing
our total outlay in the last seven years to more
than $340 million – comparable to the cost of
building the average new community hospital.
Most healthcare providers would take pride in
that amount. We believe it’s a good start, but
we know that much more must be done.
In 2014, we broke ground on a new $76 million
emergency center to replace outdated facilities
that have been in constant use since the early
Plans were also started for a $10 million
renovation of existing hospital space to build
a multidisciplinary outpatient center that
will expand the scope of services available
in our acclaimed Marcus Stroke and
Neuroscience Center.
In addition, we undertook a major renovation
of patient rooms to modernize the space where
we provide inpatient care. The renovation
allows us to provide our patients more privacy
and creates an environment that optimizes the
recovery experience.
By any measure, 2014 was a good year for
Grady. Our financial progress, coupled with
our patient care and facility improvements,
has built a solid base on which we will
continue to build as we work to ensure that
this vital healthcare resource meets the
evolving medical needs of our community
and our state.
76
MILLION
$
Renovation and Expansion Project
24/7
365 DAYS A YEAR
Cardiac Cath Center
More Than
1,000
STROKE PATIENTS
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Grady &
Community Benefit
Grady provides more than $100 million in community benefit,
approximately 14 percent of our operating expenses.
GRADY HAS BEEN working for improvement
in health of the community for more than
120 years. The very foundation of our
organization was established to ensure access
to healthcare for those in need. Our benefit
to the community is delivered through the
thousands of people who visit our emergency
department, our clinics and our inpatient
service and receive tests, surgeries and
ongoing maintenance of well-being annually.
In 2013, Grady Health System conducted a
Community Health Needs Assessment with a
new, collaborative approach and methodology.
We believe collaboration with partners outside
of our organization, including other healthcare
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providers, service providers and innovators
in our community, will drive overall health
improvement through collective impact. To
achieve this collaboration, Grady has partnered
with the Atlanta Regional Collaborative for
Health Improvement (ARCHI).
The following initiatives were completed in
2014 in support of our Community Benefit
Implementation Strategy:
Grady primary care centers are NCQA-accredited as
Level III Patient Centered Medical Homes. Over 2014,
our primary care centers advanced the PCMH model,
as we prepared for re-accreditation, focusing on
coordination of care for patients with diabetes and
hypertension, optimizing information sharing and
provider communication.
Grady serves on the Steering Committee for ARCHI to
identify key areas of collaboration with community
partners including United Way, Georgia State Health
Policy Center, Atlanta Regional Commission, Mercy Care,
Kaiser Permanente, Centers for Disease Control
and many other community partners. Grady supports
this collaborative planning effort through
annual financial support.
To ensure coordination of care between
Grady and the federally qualified health
centers, Grady provided a variety of
approaches for external providers to
access information in our electronic
medical records securely.
Grady was the lead employer in the
Atlanta Beltline’s Workforce Partnership,
collaborating to engage, train and employ
our population in healthcare careers.
Grady assisted our patients in gaining
access to Medicaid and exchange insurance
products through training our financial
counselors and engaging partners to expand
our capacity to work with patients to
educate on insurance options and navigate
the application process.
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Getting Stronger
Every day
2014 was a watershed year for the Grady Memorial Hospital Corporation.
It was the year we could emphatically say THE GRADY CRISIS IS OVER.
BACK IN 2007 and 2008, the looming financial
collapse of Grady and the devastating effect
that would have on all of the healthcare
systems in Metro Atlanta gripped the entire
region. Strong public debate and fingerpointing dominated the news. Now, seven
years later, that is ancient history.
Grady is a thriving, growing public academic
medical center, providing quality care on a
level that puts it among the very best in the
nation. Our goal to be the best seemed like a
dream a few years ago, but is now within
reach. The safety net so many feared they
would lose is in place and stronger than at
any time in our history. And amazingly, this
was achieved despite a dramatic decrease in
funding from Fulton and DeKalb counties. In
fact, because of the overwhelming support
from the community and the philanthropic
dollars donated, Grady was able to stay
strong despite losing $233M in funding
from the two counties.
How was this historic turnaround achieved?
Atlanta rallied – she showed she cared, and
the outpouring of support for those charged
with getting Grady back on its feet was
phenomenal. The first to step up were, of
course, the Grady staff and physicians. These
folks are a remarkable blend of missionaries
committed to doing good and the best
healthcare professionals in the country.
With the right amount of backing and the
tools they needed, they continued to perform
miracles and reshaped the health system
from the inside out.
Then there was strong leadership. We were
extremely fortunate during this period to be
led by two outstanding CEOs – Michael Young
and John Haupert. Each exactly the right
person at exactly the right moment. And last,
but certainly not least, is our volunteer board of
directors. I don’t know the words to adequately
express my appreciation and that of the entire
community for what these exceptional men
and women did for Grady. I was honored to
work side by side with the late Rev. Joseph L.
Roberts Jr., James Young, Sandra Holliday
and Michael Hollis. And to our original board
members whose terms recently ended – Bob
Miller, Dr. Louis Sullivan, Jim Stevenson, Aasia
Mustakeem, Joe Rogers, Bob Burroughs and
Duane Ackerman – thank you for all you’ve
done and continue to do on behalf of Grady.
What next? Simple. Onward and upward.
Achieving our goal of being the top public
academic medical center in the country is
in sight.
A.D. Correll
Chairman
Atlanta Equity Investors, LLC
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Grady Health System
Consolidated Operations
Restated for Presentation of Provision for Uncollectible Accounts (2012 Accounting Treatment Change)
2012
2013
2014
Net Patient Service Revenue (Gross of Uncollectible Accounts)
879.4
894.1
1079.269
Provision for Uncollectible Accounts
(263.1)
(268.7)
(368.502)
Net Patient Service Revenue (Net of Provision for Uncollectible Accounts)
616.3
625.4
710.8
85.7
88.7
95.7
Total Revenue
702.0
714.1
806.5
Salaries & Benefits
335.3
338.7
357.3
Supplies & Other Expenses
354.4
372.4
422.4
48.4
49.4
48.8
738.1
760.5
828.5
(in thousands)
Net Patient Service Revenue
Other Revenue
Depreciation & Interest
Total Expenses
Shortfall before County Contributions
(36.1)
(46.4)
(22.0)
County Contributions
63.3
61.2
56.2
Operating Margin
27.2
14.8
34.1
0.0
4.1
0.2
27.2
18.9
34.3
Non-Operating Margin
Excess or (Shortfall)
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Governance
Grady Memorial Hospital Corporation Board of Directors
Mark P. Becker
President,
Georgia State University
Thomas D. Bell, Jr.
Chairman,
Mesa Capital Partners
Sharon Bent-Harley, MD
OBGYN, Atlanta Women’s
Specialty Group
Lisa M. Borders
Chair, The Coca-Cola
Foundation
Vice President Global
Community Connections,
The Coca-Cola Company
A. D. “Pete” Correll
Chairman, Grady Memorial
Hospital Corporation;
Chairman, Atlanta Equity
Investors LLC; Chairman
Emeritus, Georgia-Pacific
Corporation; Ex-Officio
member, Grady Health
Foundation
Thomas W. Dortch, Jr.
Vice Chairman, Grady
Memorial Hospital
Corporation; Chairman,
Fulton-DeKalb Hospital
Authority; Chairman of the
Board and Chief Executive
Officer, TWD, Inc.
Andrew W. Evans
Chairman, Grady Health
Foundation; Executive
Vice President and
Chief Financial Officer, AGL
Resources
Henry W. Grady III
Managing Director, SunTrust
Robinson Humphrey
John Haupert, FACHE*
President and
Chief Executive Officer,
Grady Health System
G. (George) Lemuel
Hewes, Esq.
Partner, King & Spalding LLP
(Retired); Grady Health
Foundation Board Member
Christian P. Larsen, MD,
DPhil*
Dean, Emory School
of Medicine
Pierluigi Mancini, PhD
Chief Executive Officer,
CETPA Inc.
Aasia Mustakeem, Esq.
Partner, Smith Gambrell and
Russell LLP
Valerie Montgomery
Rice, MD*
Joe W. Rogers, Jr.
Chairman, Waffle House
Michael Russell
Chief Executive Officer,
H.J. Russell & Company
James E. Stephenson
Chairman and President,
Yancey Brothers Co.
Louis W. Sullivan, MD
President Emeritus,
Morehouse School of
Medicine
Sam A. Williams
President Emeritus,
Metro Atlanta Chamber
*Ex-officio member
Honorable Pamela S.
Stephenson, Esq.
President and Dean,
Morehouse School
of Medicine
Vice-Chair, Fulton-DeKalb
Hospital Authority;
Managing Partner,
Stephenson Reynolds
Law Group
John Haupert, FACHE*
David A. Smith
Leonard Walker
Kerry Kohnen
Elizabeth Morgan Spiegel
*Ex-officio member
Grady Health Foundation Board of Directors
Lisa W. Ashby
Senior Vice President & Team
Leader, Mid-Atlantic Region
Investment Advisory Group,
SunTrust Bank
Lawrence E. (Larry) Bell
Vice President, AT&T (Retired)
Renay Blumenthal*
President,
Grady Health Foundation
Ada Lee Correll
Vice Chair, Grady Health
Foundation; Community
Advocate
A. D. “Pete” Correll*
Chairman, Grady Memorial
Hospital Corporation;
Chairman, Atlanta Equity
Investors LLC; Chairman
Emeritus, Georgia-Pacific
Corporation
Andrew W. Evans
Chairman, Grady Health
Foundation; Executive
Vice President and
Chief Financial Officer,
AGL Resources
Julie Francis
Chief Commercial Officer,
The Coca-Cola Company
Leon Haley, Jr., MD
Executive Associate Dean,
Clinical Services, Grady
Health System; Chief Medical
Officer, Emory Medical Care
Foundation; Associate
Professor, Department of
Emergency Medicine, Emory
University
President and
Chief Executive Officer,
Grady Health System
President, Kaiser Foundation
Health Plan, Kaiser
Permanente of Georgia
Jeffrey W. (Jeff) Robertson
Vice President, SkyMiles,
Delta Air Lines
Treasurer, Grady Health
Foundation; Executive Vice
President, Regions Bank
Community Advocate, Grady
Board of Visitors
Atlanta Business Banking
Division Manager,
Wells Fargo
June Tompkins
Secretary, Grady Health
Foundation; Community
Advocate
Fulton-DeKalb Hospital Authority Board of Trustees
Thomas W. Dortch, Jr.
Chairman, Fulton-DeKalb
Hospital Authority;
Grady Memorial Hospital
Corporation, Board Member;
Chairman and Chief Executive
Officer of TWD Inc., Consulting;
President, South West
Investment Group; Chief
Executive Officer, Atlanta
Transportation Systems Inc.;
Chairman and CEO,
Cornerstone Parking Co.
Honorable Pamela S.
Stephenson, Esq.
Vice-Chair, Fulton-DeKalb
Hospital Authority;
Grady Memorial Hospital
Corporation, Board Member;
Managing Partner,
Stephenson Reynolds Law
Group, LLC
G. (George) Lemuel
Hewes, Esq.
Secretary, Fulton-DeKalb
Hospital Authority; Partner,
King & Spalding LLP (retired);
Grady Memorial Hospital
Corporation, Board Member
Sharon Bent-Harley, MD
OBGYN, Atlanta Women’s
Specialty Group
Richard L. (Dick) Teters, Jr.
U.S. Army Colonel (retired);
Founder, The Center for
Accountable Leaders
Avia Turner-Gray, Esq.
Attorney;
Surgical Nurse, Emory
University Hospital
Annette Bernard, MD, FACP
Board Member, Piedmont
Clinic; Staff Member,
Piedmont Hospital
Michelle Putnam
Executive Director, HealthSTAT;
Associate Director of Research
& Advocacy, Hemophilia of
Georgia
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2014 Donors
Thank
you
Grady’s donors are helping the health system lead the way. Whether
providing care for our patients, investing in new facilities and equipment, or
preparing the next generation of physicians – we could not do so without
the financial resources so generously given by those willing to invest in
our future.
Through the White Coat Grady Gala, capital contributions, annual campaigns,
our new license plate program and other key initiatives throughout 2014,
the donors on the pages that follow have made a tremendous impact on
our ability to serve our community and to fulfill our mission of helping those
most in need. We also salute the many Grady staff who gave generously
to a new “Every Dollar Counts for Grady” employee campaign. They, too,
are leading the way by their financial support as well as their commitment
of service to Grady.
The strong support of our donors is allowing us to plan an even stronger
future. One in which we remain true to our history, but also make changes
that improve the quality of care and help us to save even more lives. One
in which we continue leading the way.
Please join us in thanking these generous individuals and organizations
for their investment and their commitment to the Grady Health System.
We are so grateful that through a partnership of business and community
leaders, Grady has not only survived, it is thriving and growing every day.
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Individual/Organization
The 2492 Fund
745 Memorial, Inc.
Aaron’s, Inc.
Patricia Abel
Chad Achilles
Active Production and Design, Inc.
Kenshala Adams
Marylyn A. Adamski
AdCare Health Systems, Inc.
Modupeola M. Adebayo
Oluwatobi Adedokun
Ademola Adeniji
Adetoun Adeniyi
Olawande Adeyefa
Victor Agabo
Alexandr Agalov
AGL Resources, Inc.
Carolyn Aidman
Air Methods
AirWatch
Adebayo Akinsola
Michael Alatalo
Nicole and Brad Alexander
Carolyn Z. Alford
Bosede Alizor
Wendy Allard
Angie and Samuel Allen
Sahlu and Stifanos Almedom
Alpha Kappa Alpha
John Alston, Sr.
Sonya Alston
Alston & Bird, LLP
Zaba Amare
Jennifer Amerson
Amy Amick
Rachel Ammirati
Mulikat Amuda
Jessica Arluck and Douglas Ander
Guyla and Aaron Anderson
Brett Anderson
Chadrick Anderson
Judy K. Anderson
Renae Anderson
Frances and Van Anderson
Geraldine Andre
Thomas C. Andrews
Anglyn Property Advisors, LLC
John Thomas Apgar
David Apple
Aramark Healthcare Support
Services, LLC
Michelle Archie
Tanya Armand
Mishawn Armour
Wendy Armstrong
Renee and Joe Arnold
The Arthur M. Blank Family
Foundation
Edward Ash
Lisa and Samuel Ashby
Kristen Askew
Meron Asrat
AT&T Georgia
Louise Chang and Hany Atallah
Atlanta Center for Behavioral
Medicine P.C.
Atlanta Center for Endodontics
Atlanta Chowki Group, Inc.
Atlanta Communications Company
The Atlanta Dream
Atlanta Life Financial Group
Atlanta Metro Baptist Association
The Atlanta Spirit
Atlanta Technical College
Foundation
Atlantic Capital Bank
William F. Auten
Autotrader.com
Paula and Jonathan Autry
E. H. Avery
Mariela Ayala
Bolanle Babajide-Gbenga
Esther Bailes
Clint Bailey
Dominique Bailey
Karen Bailey
Francine M. Baker
Balch & Bingham LLP
Sherry Baldwin
Laura Balser
Barbara and Ronald Balser
Pamela and Raymond Baltz
Bank of America
Michael Banner
Donna Barnett
Mary Barnhill
Anna N. Barrett
Yolanda N. Barrett
Brianca Barron
Fredrick Bartee
Catherine Barton
Sharrone Bateman
Lola and Charles Battle
Michele and C. William Baxley
Nancy T. Beane
Angel Beaudoin-Alford
Kindrea Becker
Carmelita Beckham
Derrick Beech
BEKO Technologies Corp
George Belkofer
Christina Bell
Susan R. Bell
The Bell Family Foundation
James Bellinger
Irene Bemis
Angela Beninga
Sharon Bent-Harley and
Robert Conley
Camille Bentick
Astria Benton
Mary Benton
Danielle S. Berke
Berke Products, Inc.
Jay Berkelhamer
Candy and Stephen Berman
Jo Berman
Justin Berman
Caroline and Leon Bernal
K.L. Bernhardt
Jeanne Betaudier
Betty and Davis Fitzgerald
Foundation, Inc.
Betty and Leon Goldstein
Foundation
Sheena Beveridge
Beverly Manley & Associates
Raheem Beyah
Vince Bible
Dietrice Bigby-King
Mocha Biles
Tracy Billingsley
Faridat Biobaku
Rhonda Birenbaum
Nathan Bitner
Delores Blackwell
Faith Blackwell
Elizabeth and Frank Blake
Lisa and Joseph Blanco
Jennifer and R. Trabue Bland
Jenni Blankenhorn
Petra Blasko
Lisa Blissett
Laura Block
Rita and Herschel Bloom
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Georgia
Foundation
Renay and Ned Blumenthal
Bold American Events
Irisha Bolden
Neil Bollers
Nyasha Bonner-Shakir
Ann Boon Rhea
Sarah and James Borders
Mary L. Boston
Ashley Boughton
Janine Bowen
Polly and Brock Bowman
Catherine Bowman
Elma J. Boyd
Ashley Boylan
Nikolay Boytchev
Marci Bozeman
Nancy J. Braner
Vanessa Brazier
Richard Breiner
Roz and John Brewer
Shirley Bridges-Cole
Barbara Brimah
Abby Britt
Mary and John Brock
Kristal Brooks
Sondra Brooks
Angela Brown
JoAnn G. Brown
Rosemary and John Brown
Lacrisa Brown
Michael Brown
Michelle Brown
Nicole Brown
Nova Brown
Stanley Brown
Suzanne Croncich Brown
Tebora Brown
Yalonda N. Brown
Enid Broyard
Marcela and Gary Brust
Denise Buchanan
Toniette Budgett-Price
George W. Bugg
Joseph Burdett
Tony Burdett
Gordon Burkette
Margaret Burks
Mike Burns
Jobina Burroughs-Ivory
Emiki and Louis Burton
Sheryl Burton
Candace Bush
Jada and Frank Jones
Ted Cabot
Sara Caceres
Cliveita Caesar
Stephanie Cagle
Victoria Calhoun
Jonah Camel
Marie L. Cameron
Charles Campbell
Joseph Camphon
Deborah Cancilla
Brenda Cantrell
Sara Cantu
Carol and Ramon Tomé
Family Fund
Erin Carr
Cole Carroll
Lastartra Carter
Bill Casarella
Alexis and Henry Caslin
Sudie and Dimitri Cassimatis
Victoria Castillo
Sophia I. Catchings
The Cato Corporation
Lindsay Caulfield
Laurie Cavendish
Chamberlin Edmonds &
Associates, Inc.
Elizabeth Tanis and John Chandler
Sandeep Chandra
Dana Chappell
Mary Katherine Cheeley
Alvin Chenault
Meredith Cherry
Darius Chester
Vanessa Chester
Eddie Cheung
Chick-fil-A
Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta
Mollie and Robert Childs
I-Fang Chu
Jill and Steve Church
Citizens of Georgia Power
Jennifer and Michael Claeys
Sheri Clanton
Gerald J. Clark
Sarah and Walton Clarke
Judy Clary
Wendi Clifton
Milton Clipper
CNA Insurance
John Coaxum
Nikita Cobb
The Coca-Cola Company
Coca-Cola Enterprises, Inc.
Coca-Cola Refreshments
Erica Coggins-Spivey
Dianne Cohen
Irene Cole
Meka and Sterling Coleman
Tricia and David Collie
Brian Collins
James Collum
Michael Colman
Compass Group, North America
Comprehensive Health
Management
William Compton
Sharon and Robert Conley
Kerrin Connelly
Janet Conomikes
Darlene and Albert Conrad
Consilium Associates, LLC
Cassandra Conyers
Mary B. Coogan
Brian Cook
Janice Cook
Sarah Cook
Shan Cooper
Shanterrius Cooper
Christopher Copeland
Kathleen Copeland
Marci Copeland
Della Corbin-Johnson
Elena Cordeiro
Gloria Cordero
Ada Lee and A.D. “Pete” Correll
Robert Cotterman
Lane and Richard Courts
Cox Enterprises, Inc.
Marianne and Frank Craft
Payla and Todd Cramer
Andrea Crawford
Vivienne Creary
James Crenshaw
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Joseph Crenshaw
Kathleen Crim
Tim Crimmins
Suzanne Croft
Larry Cromer
Michael Crouse
Michael Crump
Angela Csaszar
Lisa Culpepper
Mandy Culpepper
Sally and Bradley Currey
Marjorie Curry
Stephen Curry
Jennah Cutting
Abdel-Rahman Dabdoub
Courtney Dale
F. Thomas Daly
Mahvash Danesh
Tricia Daniel
Cleo Daniels
Gwendolyn M. Darden
Paul David
Brenda Davis
Brian T. Davis
Cathy Davis
Chanea Davis
Clifton Davis
Ann and Jay Davis
Manessa Davis
Sjaron and Reggie Davis
John Deagan
Katie Dean
Jeannette and Michael Dean
Tonii Dean
Susan Dees
Nicholas Dejacimo
Armand A. Delaperriere
Laura DeLong
Delta Air Lines, Inc.
Delta Dental Insurance Company
Donna Demmery
Jonnie Dennis
Ornett Dennis
Regina D. Dennis
Terione Dennis
Walter Deriso
Constance Derosena
Kelly and John Deushane
Barbarella and René Diaz
Diaz Foods
Andrew Dickerson
Teresa and Jimmie Dickerson
Angelia Dickey
Wilma Diersen
Thomas Difulco
Dustin Diggs
Digitech Computer, Inc.
Richard Dillard
Peggy Dillard Turner
Dillard’s
Gregory B. Dixon
20 Grady Health System
Marjorie Dixon
Jennifer Dolan
Shelly and Allen Dollar
Don Jackson
Lu Dong
Mike Donnelly
Aqila Dora
Barbara D’Orio and Crystal Turner
Dorothy and Sheldon Cohen
Family Fund
LaShawnda Doster
Camilla Constance and Thomas
Dotzenrod
Douglas J. Hertz Family Foundation
Eileen Downey
Karen Dozier-Parker
Duke University School of Medicine
Tabitha Dumas
Viola Dumas
Sarah Dunn
William R. Dunn
David Dupaty
Alyssa Durant
Jessica and William Durham
Stella Duru
Each One Reach One
Jeanne Eckert
Thelma R. Ector
Carol Edwards
Melinda Edwards
Melinda and Michael Egan
Michelle and Ted Eichelberger
Eide Magazine
Mark Elam
Kenneth Elder
Brooke Eldridge
Mollie Ellington
Melinda Elliott
Christmas Ellison
Jeffrey Ellman
Steven Elrod
Emory Medical Care Foundation
Emory University
Emory University Department
of Surgery
Emory University School
of Medicine
Emory University School of
Medicine–Department of
Emergency Medicine
Emory University–Department of
Hematology/Medical Oncology
Emory University–Department of
Radiation Oncology
Robert C. England
Stella English
EPIC Systems Corporation
Equifax Foundation
Equifax Inc.
The Eric R. Beverly Family
Foundation
Ernst & Young LLP
Nora Ervin
Michelle Estrada
Yvette Etheridge
Cindy Ethridge
Cynthia Eugene
Kimberly and Greg Euston
Faye and Andrew Evans
Latoya Evans
Ana Everett
Barbara Everett
Charity Ezeasor
Henry Ezeasor
Sean Fallmann
Oluwatosin Falola
Wonagene Faniel
Eugene Farber
Babatunde Fariyike
Sheila Farley
Takita Farley
Sian Faublas
Meghan and Christopher Federico
Juanita Fee
Patricia Feeney Mathews
Howard Feldman
Heather Fennell
Judy Fernandez
Virginia Figel
Ellen Finch
Mary Finn and Alan Essig
Jonathan Flacker
Brian Fleming
Margaret Fligg
Sara Flood
Adriana Flores
The Florida A&M University National
Alumni–Metro Atlanta Chapter
Ricky Floyd
Carolyn and Virgil Fludd
Zarya and Nicholas Fogelson
Marjorie Forbes
Elizabeth Ford
Eva Ford
Mary Nora Ford
Murry Ford
Marilyn Foreman
Reginald Fortson
Claudia Fotzeu
Four Seasons Hotel Atlanta
Stephanie Fox
Michael Francis
Frank Family Foundation
Kathryn and Michael Frankel
Katherine Franklin
Marla J. Franks
Veronica Frazier
Martin Freedland
Glen Paul Freedman
Kimberly Freeman
Viki and Paul Freeman
Friends of Disabled Adults
and Children
Ron Frieson
Sabina C. Frink
Robert C. Fritz
Andrea Fuller
The Fulton-DeKalb Hospital
Authority
Felicia Fundador
Dolly H. Fyffe
Sheryl and Rich Mendola
Janese Gaddis
Kiyona Gadson
Ashton Gaff
Virginia Galvin
Humberto Garcia-Sjogrim
Doris Garey
Daniel Garner
Sandra Garvin
Carolyn Gates
Gay and Erskine Love Foundation,
Inc.
Rita Gayed
Franklyn H. Geary, Jr.
Osman Geidi
Janice and Robert Geller
Genentech
Bradley Gentle
Genuine Parts Company
Ralph Georges
Georgia Center for Onocology
Research and Education
Georgia Healthy Family Alliance
Inc.
Georgia Power Company
The Georgia Society of CPAs
Georgia-Pacific
Manjushree Ghose
Byron Gibson
Ozzie D. Gilbert
Ella Gillespie
Girl Scouts Troop 3107
Jacqueline Glavic
Michael Glennon
Global Payments Incorporated
Doreen Goldstein
Golfing for Cancer Awareness
Eunice Gomez-Cruz
Joan and J. Goodhew
Iara Goodlette
Goodwill of North Georgia
Caroline and Adam Gordon
Alan Gordon
Novlet Gordon
Gordon Document Products, Inc.
Susan Goss
Donald Graab
Hannah Grady
Kimberly and Henry Grady
Grady Behavioral Health Center
Harriet and Michael Gragnani
Grand Canyon University
Susan Grant
Darren Gray
Laurence Gray
Phyllis Gray
Jill Green
Patrick Green
Greenberg Traurig LLC
Kimmie Greer
Kellie Gregory
Sandra Griffin
Samantha Griner
Martha Grogan
Glenn Gruschow
Pamela Gunn
Clifford Gunthel
Kishor Gupta
Bobby L. Guthrie
Hal Guthrie
Michelle Guthrie
Kathy Guwin
Nowland Gwynn
Gould Hagler, Jr.
Tiblez Hagos
Octavia Hale
Carla and Leon Haley
Sheila Hall
Sonya Hall
Tangee Hall
Val and L.G. Hallman
Darren Hamm
W. Rodney Hammond
Terry Hampel
Martha Hampton
Jill and Jeff Hancock
Nancy L. Hanley
Nona and Ozzie Hanson
Caroline and Edward Hardin
Kimberly Hare
Tamyra Hargro
Michael Harper
Chisa Harris
Rosiland S. Harris
Karen Harris Moore
Joan and J. Allen Harrison
Joan and Al Harrison
Hart Foundation, Inc.
John Hartley
Aquita Harvey
Carl and Wilma Harvey
John Haupert and Bryan Brooks
Kennedy Hawkins
Denise Haynes
Julia Heard
Hearst Foundation
Kate L. Heilpern
Nortel Hemmings
Samuel F. Henderson
Jean Hendricks
Willetta Hendricks
Bob Heneisen
Kimberly Henry
Michael J. Henry
Patrice Henry
Anne Hernandez
Cristian Hernandez
Joy Herndon
Carolyn and G. Lemuel Hewes
Monique and Patrick Hickey
Lonnie L. Hicks
Matthew Hicks
Jainek High
Flora Hightower
Najma Hill
Robert Hill
Shawana Hill
Elizabeth Hill-Ringer
Stacy Hisman
Juvonda Hodge
Eric Hoffman
Michael Hoggs
Stephanie and William Holby
Elizabeth Holiday
Melinda and Philip Holladay
Shirelle Holley
Michael E. Hollingsworth
Kathy Holloway
The Home Depot
Home Depot At-Home Service
The Home Depot Foundation
Stephanie Hon
Sharon Honrath
William B. Hood
John Horney
Ira R. Horowitz, Jr.
Al Horton
Margaret Horton
James Hoskin
Virginia Houston
Telside and Harry Howard
Ellen and Everitt Howe
Xiaoxia Huang
Patricia and Roger Hudgins
Richard Huff
Carolyn Hughes-Stephens
Brenda Hughley
G. Scott Hulsey
Mary Humphries
Beth Hundt
Rosalind Hunter
Necarrus Hurey-Williams
Stefanie Hurst
Doug Hutcherson
Janin and Tad Hutcheson
Margaret and Edward Hutchison
David Ianzito
IBM Corporation
Cynthia Ibude
The Icebox
Stella Igrubia
David Ike
Immaculate Heart of Mary
Catholic Church–“Creating Hands”
Mir Imran
InCube Labs, LLC
Courtney and Walter Ingram
The Integral Group LLC
Intercontinental Exchange
Invesco
Vanessa Irving
Susan Isenbarger
IWF Georgia Inc.
J.L. Morgan Company
J.O. Rodgers & Associates
Sean Jablonski
Shane and Tomond Jack
Danielle Jackson
Dora Jackson
Leon Jackson
Melanie Jackson
Michele N. Jackson
Vera Jackson
Virginia Jackson
Rasheda Jackson Devereux
Jackson State University Metro
Atlanta Chapter
Leslie and Rondell Jaggers
Marva and Arthur James
Janel James
Jeanette James
Shaundrakia James
Sonjile M. James
Walter James
James Starr Moore Memorial
Foundation
Jane and Randy Merrill Foundation,
Inc.
Ebru Jarrell
Catherine Jefferson
Walda and Timothy Jefferson
Renata Jennings
Bob Jimenez
Sally and Warren Jobe
Araimia Johnson
Barbara Johnson
Sondra and Charles Johnson
Donna J. Johnson
Eric Johnson
George H. Johnson
Jocelyn I. Johnson
Khadeja Johnson
Marsha Johnson
Myra Johnson
Ronda Johnson
Samantha Johnson
Sharon Johnson
Casey Johnston
C. Jones
Jamila Jones
Julia Jones
Lashonda Jones
Lisa Haupert and Lee Jones
Lyndon J. Jones
Valerie Jones
Tracy Jones-Myrick
Michael Jordan
Queenie Jordan
Jill Joyner Bush
The Junior League of Atlanta, Inc.
Perry Justice
Robert Kahn
Kaiser Permanente
Kaiser Permanente–Kaiser
Crafty Crowd
Lindsey Kallaher
Mary Kangoma
Joel Kantziper
Nadine Kaslow
Tesfankeil Katema
Carol Kautz
Mika Kawana
The Keenan Foundation, Inc.
Eden Kelly
Peggie Kemp
Miaysha Kendrick
Kay Kennedy
Patricia Ketsche
Jacquelyn Key
Mebane Key
Stacey Key
Adeel Khalid
Ayesha Khanna and Dave Edwards
Namita Khanna
Lora Kight
Sonia Kim
Kimberly-Clark
Juanita Kimbrough
Mitchell King
King & Spalding LLP
Isabel Kinnaman
Victazia Kirkland
Paul Kirschbaum
Jennifer Klein
Dawn and Marc Klempf
Nick Klempf
Zach Klempf
Michael Knauss
Miles Knight
Knit And Pray at The Ministry of
New Life Church
Knobloch Family Foundation
Lynn Koffsky
Kerry Kohnen
Kate E. Koplan
KPMG LLP
Christopher Krebs
Heather Krehbiel
Kroger
Sandra Kruger
Myra M. Kucera
Sonjui Kumar
Haemin Kwon
Sheri and Steven Labovitz
Luwanna Lacey-Powell
Jennifer LaFollette
Dorian Lamis
Nina Lamson
Charles Landers
Beatriz Lara
Christian P. Larsen
Ernestine Law
Kathey Leach
Meredith Leapley
Jamie Lee
Virginia Lee
Denise Leftridge
Nancy Lehrer
Ellen Lemming
Dana L. Lemon
Lenbrook Square Foundation
LEO A DALY
Paula Lett
Suzanne H. Levi
Alan N. Levine
Addis Lewis
Andrea L. C. Lewis
Andrila Lewis
Curtis A. Lewis
Kevin Lewis
Sharonda Lewis
Tomika Lewis
Qiuyung Li
Jie Liang
Lifelink of Georgia
Lighthouse Lymphedema Network
Bob Ligom
Sam Lim
Diana Lin
Lorna and Michael Lindsay
Nataley S. Little
Carolyn and Hector Llorens
Lockheed Martin Aeronautics
Lockton Companies Inc.
Kelly Loeffler and Jeff Sprecher
Tiffany Logan
Eric Lohman
Edward Long
Janet Looby
Gaylord Lopez
Jim Louis
Bari and Russell Love
L. Joseph Loveland, Jr.
Jean and Adolph Lovett
Monica Lowman
Marvin Lucas
Michael Lucas
Edith Luciano
Doris Lucier
Sherry and John Lundeen
Jeanmarie Lynch
Nicole Mabry
Katie MacKenzie
Adrian Mackey
Macquarium Inc.
Veronica L. Madlock
Madras Chettinaad
Magnolia Past Matrons Council
Meghan Magruder
Shuntevia Major
Malone Law Office
Dana Mann
Pauline Mansfield
Muriel Marcus
The Marcus Foundation, Inc.
Donna Marine
Franklin Marsden
Melanie Marshall
Milagros Marshall
Shirley Marshall
Rayshawn Marshman
Jack and Janice Martin
Judith Martin
Laura Martin and Byard Edwards
Ingrid Martinez
Jessica Martinez
James Masters
Ian Mastrogiacomo
Lycillia Mathis
Diane Sentinella Mattern
Leslie R. Matthews
Audrey Jacobs and Roland
Matthews
Dorothy Maurer
Eric Maurer
Lara C. Maxwell
Britney Mayfield
Gloria Maynard
Michelle Mayne
McCarthy Building Companies, Inc.
Joyce McClain
Randy McClain
Rose and William McClain
Kawana McClammy
Andrea McCook
Tomarrow McCray
Phillip McCurdy
J.S. McDaniel
Ann and Allen McDonald
Letitia McDonald and
William Muller
James McElroy, Jr.
Lisa and William McGahan
Linda and John McGowan
Valerie McGruder
Jeannette M. McIver
Dorothy A. McKay
Ben McKeeby
John McKenney
Nick McKinnon
Denise McLaughlin
Rosalyn and Joseph McLeod
Derrick McMillon
Sarah McMurtry
Moira McNabb
Tammy McRae
Bonito Y. McWilliams
Charles Meadows
Tangela Meadows
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MedAssets
Brandon Mednick
Annabelle Meisler
Asghar Memarzadeh
Mendicino Family Foundation
Jorge Menjivar
Gilberto Mercado
Stephanie Merritt
Tehetena Mesganaw
Metro Atlanta Chamber
of Commerce
Kelly and Mark Meyer
Michael Migliaccio
Gaynell and Joseph Miller
Monica Miller
Mary Helen and Robert Miller
Larry Milliner
Cecilia Mitchell
Ewon Mitchell
Cheryl Mizell-Horton
Monika Mohiuddin
Michele Molden
Angela Montfort
Rodney Montfort
Brooks and Franklynn Moore
Carla S. Moore
Jacqueline Moore
Kris Moore
Lestevia Moore
Morehouse Healthcare
Morehouse School of Medicine
Jennifer and Brent Morgan
Mae Morgan
Elizabeth Morgan Spiegel
D’Andrea Morning
Kim S. Morris
Jill Morrisey
Morrison Healthcare
Penny Morrison-Ross
Dara Morrow
Jessica and Bryan Morse
Felicia Morton
Letita Morton
Howard Mosby
Darlene Moses
Annahita Moshkelani
Christopher R. Mosley
David Mote
Daina Muduve
William Mueller
Lina Muhanna
Rose Muigai
Terence Mullen
Shaukat Munshi
Brenda A. Murphy
Laureen Murray
Quachell Murray
Donise Musheno
Cheri Myers
Jocelyn Myers
Kimberly Myles
Mariellen Naegele
22 Grady Health System
Constance Nagle
Alka and Roger Naik
Neeti Nanda
Joyce Nash
Terry Nash
Avou Nasser
Hogai Nassery
National Health Museum
Phalonda Ndiaye
Cheneda Nelson
Nelson Mullins Riley &
Scarborough, LLP
Joanne Nemirov
Jason Nevoit
Brenda Newcom
John Newcombe
Newell Rubbermaid
Manka Mary Nges
Yvonne Ngome
Janice Nichols
Reetika and Arun Nijhawan
Tamara Nilmeier
Mike Nolte
Norfolk Southern Corporation
Suzanne Norgren
Deangelo Norris
North Metro Republican Women
Shahnaz Nurani
Hayden Nurse
Prince Nwachukwu
Hellen Nyamor
Sean O’Connor
Cindy Oden
Margaret Offermann and Russell
Medford
Pamela Oglesby
Esther Ogunshola
David Olansky
Olubukola Olatoto
One Stop Productions, LLC
Anne O’Neal
Ann Oriaku
Kelly Orrico
Deborah Osbourn
Helen Outlaw
Charles Owens
Fatima Oyeku
Neslihan Ozgurdal
Nancy Pace
Sarah Pace
Martha and David Pacini
Ramachandra Paidi
Elisavet Paplomata
Latalia Paramore
Parc Alpharetta
Mary and James Pardo
Elena Parent
Parker Mays Company, Jordan
Brand Company
Vivienne Parris
Linda Parrish
Jessica Parrott
Jignesh Patel
Swati and Rahul Patel
Sheetal Patel
Mubin Patni
Larry Patrick
Ed M. Patterson, Jr.
Robin Paul
Paul B. and Mildred Seydel
Foundation Inc.
David Payne
Christina and John Payne
Peachtree Road United Methodist
Church
Virginia Peebles
Cindi Peek
Etta Peek
Roseann Pena
Louise Perdue
Amy Perez
Michael Perlman
Wanda Pernell
Jacqueline and Jason Perry
Laveeka Perryman
Healther Persem
Wendy Joy and W. Ray Persons
Nancy Peterman and
Michael F. Pratt
Sandi Peterson-Cooper
David Petty
Kathleen H. Petty
Kathryn and William Petty
Davis Petway
PGi
Thy Phan
Phi Tau Omega
Alicia A. Philipp
Julia Phillips
Amy Phuong
Autumn Piccirillo
Ansia Picou
Piedmont Ear, Nose Throat &
Related Allergy PC
Piedmont Healthcare
Tim Pierce
Dianne Pike
Ana Pimentel
Belkis Pimentel
Avi Pinto
Piper’s Friends and Lukas’ Fund
Patricia Plair
Mary Platt
Krista Plauer
Carolyn Pleiss
Virginia and Alan Plummer
PNC Bank
Norma L. Poindexter
Sara Pollard
Shannon Ponsell
Vicki Poole
Shelley Portaro
Positive Energy Solutions
Corporation
Post Hope Foundation, Inc.
Lisa Potish
Steve L. Pottle, Esq.
Alden Potts
Teresa I. Pounds
Katherine Power
Makia Powers
Lelia and Bradley Pratt
Kayla Pressley
Cheryl T. Pressly
Courtenay and Chip Presten
Joseph Price
Daynette and Larry Price
PwC
Alan J. Prince
Pritchett & Hull Associates, Inc.
Private Bank of Buckhead
Michael Privette
Valera Proctor
Pavan Pulavarty
Marla Puziss
Bertha Quarshie
Donna and Kieran Quinn
Saira Rab
Marina Rabinovich
Vladislav Rabinovich
Kathleen E. Toomey and
Michael P. Rafferty
Beverly Ramsey
Lauren Randall
Helen M. Randolph
Savitri and Deepak Rao
Cathy and Hal Raper
Godfrey Raphael
Sydney Ratnow
Sam Rauch
Toshika Reddix
Leigh Reece
Glen A. Reed
Vicky Reed
Kristy and Armond Reese
Tracey Reese
Regions Bank
Valencia Reid
Natalie and William Reisman
Renaissance Charitable
Foundation Inc.
Mamie Reynolds
David A. Reznik
Richard R. Rhine
Debra Rhiver
R. Kirk Rich
Yolanda Rich
Jeffrey Richards
Theresa Speake and Mark Richards
Lacoya Richardson
Mark Rinder
Crystal Roach
R.E. Roberts
Crystal Robins
Magdalene L. Robinson
Rock-Tenn Company
Jim Roderique
Sharon Rodgers
Waldina Rodriguez
Candice Roebuck
Kyla Rogers
Stephanie Rogers
Terry Rohm
Lisa Roland
Kurt Ronn
Susan Roper
Lynn Rosack
Kerri Rose
Fred Roselli
Julian B. Rosemond, Jr.
Penny and William Ross
Jennifer Rossignol
Anthony E. Rozier, Jr.
The RSW Foundation Inc.
Ruby Tuesday
John Ruda
Jocelyn Rushin
Shaquana Russell
Sylvia Russell
Christine Ryan
Valera Ryan
Janice M. Rys
Radwan Sabbagh
Ismael Sabel
Ramin Saghafi
Saint Joseph’s Health System
Mary Sale
Shannon and Rick Sale
Sam’s Club
Kimberly Samuel
Livingston Samuels
Sandra Sanchez
Lawrence Sanders
Lillie Sanders
Rosalind J. Sanders
Tondalaya Sanford
The Sartain Lanier Family
Foundation
Roger Sasser
Shane Sasser
Pam Stern and Scott Satterwhite
Cora G. Saunders
Leslie Saunders
Tahreh Sazegar
Susan Scannella
Raymond Schinazi
Melanie Schmidt
Ellen and Marc Schneidau
Helen and Richard Schneider
Michael Schultz
Catherine Scott
Christine Scott
Gwendolyn Scott
Rhonda and Thomas Scott
Sharmaine Scott
Tracey Scott
Lenny Scranton
Andrea Seidl
Selig Foundation Inc
Celeste Sellars-Williams
Sandra and William Sexson
Honey and Richard Shackelford
Harriet and Charles Shaffer
Anup Shah
Bijal Shah
Latifah Shakir
Cindy Shao
Emily Sharp
Lakesha Shears
Janet Shedrick
Zhaoju Shen
Judy Shepard
Shepherd Center Foundation
Regina Sherman
Stanley Sherman
Tom Shields
Eric Shin
Paul Shipkoski
Fatema Shirin
Mary and Paul Shlanta
Toni Short
Tara Shropshire
Keith Shurbutt
Michael Siegel
Sukai Sillah
Lauren Simmons
David Singleton
Linda L. Sizemore
Nat G. Slaughter
Charlie Smiley
Andrea N. Smith
Arzinya Smith
Carl A. Smith
Dara and David Smith
Frankie Smith
Gina Smith
Jane Smith
Jimmie Smith
Karen Smith
Kurt Smith
Lorie Smith
M. Madelyn Smith
Charlene and Merrill Smith
Nichelle Smith
Phillip R. Smith
Portia Smith
Richard Smith
Sharon Smith
Juanita Smith-Jackson
Lisa Snee
Zachary Solomon
South University
The Southeastern Permanente
Medical Group
Virginia and James Sowell
Charles E. Spahr
Patricia and Richard Spanjer
Michael Sparace
Elizabeth Spencer
JoAnn Spencer
Julie Spencer
Keith Spencer
Irma Spraggins
Odessa Spraggins
Nicole Spratlin
Stacey Spriggs
Philemon Springer
Spruill-Williams Family Fund
Mindy St. George
St. Regis Hotel
St. Vincent de Paul Georgia
Joseph Stabile
William Stack, Jr.
Beverly and David Stacy
Tereon Stanley
Star Neuroscience Foundation
State Farm Mututal Automobile
Insurance Company
Stephen Stecyk
Betti Steele
Larry Steele
Janie Stegall
Donna and Jim Stephenson
Linda and Mason Stephenson
Lindsey Stern
Elma M. Steves
Carol Stewart
Sara Stewart
Peter Stinner
Stitch for Life
Jose Stoute
Anthony Stovall
Sherrie-Ann Straughn and
Cyril Turner
Jill Strickland Luse
Guy Stroup
Davian D. Strozier
Edward Sugarman
Jim Sullivan
Ginger and Louis Sullivan
Tanique Sullivan
Sharon Summerour
Andrew T. Sumner
SunTrust Bank
Winn Surka
Susan G. Komen Greater Atlanta
Natasha Swain
Darrell and Marianne Swanson
Patricia and John Sweeney
Bernice Swift
Rosemary Swope
Humaira and Irshad Syed
Annette Tabe
Alva Tabor III
Julie and Addis Tabor
Eva Tackett
Melanie Tafanji
Xuexin Tang
Patricia Tate
William Tatgenhorst
Lane P. Tatman
Bernard Taylor
Claudia Taylor
Deborah Taylor
Portia Taylor
Robert Taylor
S. Taylor
Sandra and Thomas Teepen
Dallas Terry
Jasmine Tharpe
Beverly Thomas
Carman Thomas
Celestine Thomas
Delbra F. Thomas
Geri Thomas
Krisha Thomas
Linda Thomas
Mary Thomas
Perry Thomas
Shannah and Matt Thomas
Felicia Thompson
Patricia and John Thompson
Sherole Thrash
Alescia Thurman
Anna Thurman
Michelle Tillem
Michele and Craig Tindall
Sambath Tith
Marie Todd-Turner
The Tom & Edwina Johnson
Foundation
Earlene Tomlinson
June and Michael Tompkins
Ana Torres
Baba Traore
Santrise Travis-Johnson
Brannon Traxler
Marci Tribble
Meyokia Trice
Douglas Troy
Jen Turk
Lisa Turman
Charlene A. Turner
Avia Turner-Gray
Cassandra Turpin
Liberty Ubani
Barbara Uhlig
United Distributors, Inc.
The University of Georgia
Julie Untener
The UPS Foundation, Inc.
Chad Vandenberg
Variety–the Children’s Charity of
Georgia
Chilton D. Varner
Carline Victor-Daudier
Tracy Vogt
Olha Volyanyuk
Waffle House
Brianna Wagenbrenner
Angela Waldon
Kristin Walker
Crystal Williams and
Leonard Walker
Robert D. Walker
Carolyn Wall
Michelle Wallace
Frank O. Walsh III
Jonathan Walters
Kathleen Walters
Latosha Walters
Sharata Walters
Edwin Walton
Suzanne Walton
Veronica Wan-Huggins
Charles Wargin
Dexter Warrior
Carl Washington, Jr.
Elizabeth Watkins
Dian and Michael Watson
Kimberly and Michael Watt
Latrina Watts
Tarnisha Watts
Donna Weaver
Holly Portier and Bailey Webb
Sherifia Webb
J. Roger Webster
Paul Weinberg
Callan Wells
Wells Fargo
Helmut Wendel
Nanette Wenger
Dorothy Wenning
Mark C. West
Brenda Weyl
Matthew Wheatley
Wheeled Coach Industries
Alice Wheeler
Charly White
Colbert White
Yolanda White
Lucy Whitehead
Wickes Home
Jonathon Widener
Carol Wieting
Cynthia Wilburn
Tracey Wilds
Melissa Wiley
Stephanie Wiley
Rodney Wilhelm
Wilkes Finance Corporation
Nicole Wilkins
Nancy and Ted Wilkins
The William Josef Foundation
Allison and J.C. Williams
Betty J. Williams
Chauncey Williams
Eloise Williams
Gregory Williams
Hans Williams
Iris Williams
Kashwayme Williams
Leanne Williams
Linda Williams
Michelle Williams and Harvey Cain
Nancy and Sam Williams
Samuel Williams
Simona Williams
Tena Williams
Vicki Williams
Jane Williamson
Shirley B. Williamson
Wanda Willis
Dan Willoughby
Wilmington Trust
Gail Wilson
Jeri Lynn Wilson
Stephen Winberg
Matilda Winer
Stewart Winger
WN Griffin Jr. Gospel Choir
Jordan Wong
Tracey Elizabeth Wong
Angelica and Robert Woo
Libby and E. Jenner Wood
Harrelyn Woodfaulk
Andria Wood-Hall
Donald Wortham
Jennifer Wright
Kathy Wright
Linda Wright
Marian Wright
Yuri and Daniel Wu
Rashida Wyatt
Talia Wyllie
Evonne Yancey
Kristina Yancey
Tamara Yancey
Yancey Bros. Co.
Fang Yang
Sandra Yates
Kevin Yearick
Hilary Zanca
Diane Zeman
Yanxing Zhang
Yue Zhu
Dorothy Ziemer
De-Borah Ziglor
Zion Hill Baptist Church–Fountain
of Life Ministry
2014 Annual Report 23
7
LOCATIONS
SANDY SPRINGS
75
6
VININGS
85
CHAMBLEE
NORTH ATLANTA
5
8
2
1
4
8
DECATUR
20
3
EAST POINT
285
1Grady Memorial Hospital
5Lindbergh Health Center
2 Asa G Yancey Health Center
6 North DeKalb Health Center
3 East Point Health Center
7 North Fulton Health Center
4 Kirkwood Health Center
8 Ponce De Leon Center
80 Jesse Hill Jr. Drive, SE
Atlanta, GA 30303
1247 Donald Lee Hollowell Pkwy, NW
Atlanta, GA 30318
1595 W. Cleveland Avenue
East Point, GA 30344
1863 Memorial Drive, SE
Atlanta, GA 30317
2695 Buford Highway, NE, Suite 200
Atlanta, GA 30324
3807 Clairmont Road, NE
Chamblee, GA 30341
7741 Roswell Road
Sandy Springs, GA 30350
341 Ponce De Leon Avenue
Atlanta, GA 30308
Priscilla Stallworth
Dr. Hany Atallah, Chief of Emergency Medicine