2015 Annual Report - Baptist Health Foundation of San Antonio

2015 Annual Report
Mission
Baptist Health Foundation of San Antonio is
committed to improving the health of our
community by fostering and funding clinical,
educational, spiritual and scientific initiatives
while honoring God and our Baptist heritage.
Vision
Baptist Health Foundation of San Antonio is
one of the Lord’s conduits to provide spiritual
and healthcare services to His people and be a
reflection of His presence in the community.
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BAPTIST HEALTH FOUNDATION OF SAN ANTONIO
2015 Annual Report
The Baptist Health Foundation of San Antonio is committed to improving the health of our community by
fostering and funding clinical, educational, spiritual and scientific initiatives while honoring God and our
Baptist heritage. The Foundation is one of the Lord’s conduits to provide spiritual and healthcare services to
His people and be a reflection of His presence in the community.
With a commitment to the above mission and vision, the Lord greatly blessed the Foundation in 2015
through positive investment returns which enabled 86 organizations in the San Antonio area to receive
$6,655,901 in health related grants. The 2015 grants boosted total grants awarded since inception to 792
grants totaling $55,468,903.
The Annual Grant Awards Ceremony was held at First Baptist Church on December 3rd and was attended
by more than 300 nonprofit leaders. In addition to the uplifting music of Jairo Varela, inspirational
testimonies were heard from several grant recipients. At the ceremony, the fourth recipient of the Spirit of
Health Award was honored. This award recognized the life changing sacrifice of Lindsay Painter, a Grade
Teacher at Hoffman Lane Elementary School in New Braunfels. Mrs. Painter donated one of her kidneys to
one of her students, Matthew Parker. A donation was made to Transplants for Children in Lindsay’s honor.
A milestone in the Foundation’s history was reached with a grant of $1,050,000 to the University of Texas
Health Science Center at San Antonio for the expansion of the Biggs Institute for Alzheimer and
Neurodegenerative Diseases. The institute honors the memory of Glenn Biggs, a long-time Baptist and San
Antonio philanthropist, who had a diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease and died in 2015. This grant was the
largest amount ever given in the Foundation’s history.
The Board of Trustees granted the following dollars: Disaster Relief - $75,000; Responsive Grants $3,157,885; Strategic Initiatives Grants - $2,175,816; Scholarship Grants - $1,069,900; and Community
Impact Grants - $177,300.
In 2015, BHFSA awarded 5 Baptist-related Community Impact Grants in the San Antonio area. Grant
recipients were: Baptist University of the Americas - $7,500; Empowerment Fellowship Church - $7,500;
Kingdom Outreach Center - $3,750; Life Church of San Antonio - $3,750; and Woodlawn Hills Baptist
Church - $5,625.
During 2015, Pierre McCarble established a scholarship fund in memory of his beloved wife, Juanita
McCarble, for nursing students at the Baptist Health System School of Health Professions. Mrs. McCarble
was a 1951 nursing graduate of the Baptist Health System School of Health Professions.
During the Texas Baptists (BGCT) annual meeting held in November, Nate Thomas, Dr. Tom Patterson, and
Mary Brogan were elected to three-year terms. Trustees also re-elected Dr. Ken Andrews, Marilyn Elliott,
and Noah Rodriguez to three-year terms.
Dr. Dowell Loftis was elected as Chairman of the Board of the Foundation. Toby Summers was elected to
serve as Vice Chair. Earl Cutler was elected to serve as Treasurer and Jim Elkins was elected to serve as
Secretary.
Associate Trustees elected to serve for one year included: Alane Cameron, Janet Hudson, Penne Jaster,
Connie Jones, Denise Martin, Manny Ruiz, Patty Villarreal, and Jorge Zapata.
To God Be the Glory for all things that have been accomplished in 2015. The Board of Trustees remains
focused on glorifying God by awarding grants that improve the health of the community.
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2015 Grant Summary - by Program Area
Program
Area
Grant
Amount
Grant
Percentage
Abuse
Access to Care
Disabilities
Disaster Relief
Disease Specific
Health and Wellness
Indigent Care
Mental Health
Scholarships
Substance Abuse
$575,000
$1,012,500
$618,125
$75,000
$1,528,500
$716,876
$200,000
$745,000
$1,069,900
$115,000
8.6%
15.2%
9.3%
1%
23.0%
10.8%
3.0%
11.2%
16.1%
1.7%
Grand Total
$6,655,901
100%
16.1%
8.6%
1.7%
15.2%
11.2%
9.3%
3.0%
1%
10.8%
23.0%
Abuse
Access to Care
Disabilities
Disaster Relief
Disease Specific
Health and Wellness
Indigent Care
Mental Health
Scholarships
Substance Abuse
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2015 Grant Summary - by Grant Type
Request Type
Grant
Count
Grant
Amount
Grant
Percentage
Community Impact
Disaster Relief
Responsive
Scholarships*
Strategic Initiatives
28
2
36
14
7
$177,300
$75,000
$3,157,885
$1,069,900
$2,175,816
2.7%
1%
47.4%
16.1%
32.7%
Grand Total
87
$6,655,901
100%
2.7%
1%
32.7%
47.4%
16.1%
Community Impact Grants
Disaster Relief
Responsive
Scholarships*
Strategic Initiatives
*This figure includes the institutions that received scholarship grants, not each individual
recipient.
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2015 Grant Summary Grants and Dollars Awarded by County
Total Grants
Total
Awarded
Grant Dollars
Geographical
Area
19
1
2
48
6
1
6
1
2
1
87
All
Atascosa
Bandera
Bexar
Comal
Guadalupe
Kendall
Medina
Other
Wilson
Total
8.9%
1%
1%
Grant
Percentage
$2,594,900
$50,000
$32,500
$2,687,601
$539,500
$7,500
$589,900
$75,000
$75,000
$4,000
$6,655,901
39.0%
0.75%
0.5%
40.4%
8.1%
0.1%
8.9%
1%
1%
0.1%
100%
0.1%
0.1%
8.1%
39.0%
0.75%
40.4%
0.5%
All
Atascosa
Bandera
Bexar
Comal
Guadalupe
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Kendall
Medina
Other
Wilson
2015 Grant Summary - by County
Grant Dollars per Capita
Geographical
Area
County
Population
47,093
20,600
1,817,610
118,480
143,183
37,766
47,399
46,402
Atascosa
Bandera
Bexar
Comal
Guadalupe
Kendall
Medina
Wilson
Per
Capita
$1.06
$1.58
$1.48
$4.55
$0.05
$15.62
$1.58
$0.09
Kendall
$15.62
$16.00
$14.00
$12.00
$10.00
$8.00
Comal
$4.55
$6.00
$4.00
$2.00
Atascosa
$1.06
Bandera
$1.58
Bexar
$1.48
Guadalupe
$0.05
$0.00
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Medina
$1.58
Wilson
$0.09
2015 RECIPIENTS
Disaster Relief Grants:
The Salvation Army $50,000
Project Title: Disaster Flooding Assistance for Rural Communities in Texas
Texas Baptist Men $25,000
Project Title: 2015 Flooding Disaster Relief Efforts
Strategic Initiative Grants:
CentroMed $275,000
Project Title: Indian Creek Capital Project
CommuniCare Health Centers $200,000
Project Title: CommuniCare Boerne Clinic
Family Service Association $150,000
Project Title: Early Childhood Wellbeing
Hidalgo Foundation of Bexar County $250,000
Project Title: Early Intervention Program-Infant’s Court
Presa Community Center $225,000
Project Title: Project Puente Continuation
University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio $1,050,000
Project Title: The Institute for Alzheimer and Neurodegenerative Disease
YMCA of Greater San Antonio $25,816
Project Title: 3 Piece Member and Staff Rejuvenation Plan
Responsive Grants:
ABODE Contemplative Care for the Dying $35,000
Project Title: General Operating Support
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Alamo Area Resource Center $200,000
Project Title: HIV Health Services Stabilization and Re-Structuring Project
Alpha Home $100,000
Project Title: Substance Abuse Treatment
Alzheimer’s Association San Antonio & South Texas Chapter $50,000
Project Title: Support and Outreach to Diverse (High Risk) Groups for Developing
Alzheimer’s
The Arc of San Antonio $100,000
Project Title: Adult Life Enrichment Program
Atascosa Family Crisis Center $50,000
Project Title: Atascosa Domestic Violence & Sexual Assault Advocacy Program
Autism Community Network $150,000
Project Title: 2015 Autism Community Network Clinic, Training and Outreach
Programs
Child Advocates San Antonio (CASA) $100,000
Project Title: I Am For The Child
Christian Assistance Ministry $50,000
Project Title: Helping Those in Need
Christian Senior Services $68,760
Project Title: More Space, More Meals
Communities in Schools of South Central Texas $100,000
Project Title: CIS: Counseling, Health & Human Services for At-Risk Youth in
Comal County
Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) of Central Texas $100,000
Project Title: Advocacy for Abused and Neglected Children in State Foster Care
The Crisis Center of Comal County $75,000
Project Title: Comal County Family Violence Shelter/Services
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Crosspoint $100,000
Project Title: Women’s Recovery Support Home
Daily Bread Ministries $125,000
Project Title: Feeding Program (Food Bank/Distribution Program)
Ecumenical Center for Religion and Health $70,000
Project Title: Multidimensional Mental Health Programs to Build Firm
Foundations
Family Violence Prevention Services $100,000
Project Title: Counseling Services for Victims of Domestic Violence Referred by
Children’s Protective Services
Haven for Hope of Bexar County $100,000
Project Title: Spiritual Healing and Wellness for People Experiencing
Homelessness
Healy-Murphy Center $45,000
Project Title: Campus Clinic
Hill Country Daily Bread Ministries $100,000
Project Title: Family Mentoring Resource Program
Hill Country Mission for Health $125,000
Project Title: Providing Charitable Health Care for Underserved Adults in
Kendall County
Jewish Family Service of San Antonio Texas $50,000
Project Title: Maintaining Output of Mental Health Services for
Low Income Clients
Kinetic Kids $35,000
Project Title: Sports and Recreation for Children with Special Needs
Roy Maas’ Youth Alternatives $25,000
Project Title: Psychiatric Services for Community Children
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Medina Senior Center $75,000
Project Title: Senior Nutrition Services
Mission Road Developmental Center $250,000
Project Title: Nursing Support Services
New Braunfels Christian Ministries $100,000
Project Title: New Braunfels Volunteers in Medicine
The Rape Crisis Center for Children and Adults $150,000
Project Title: General Support of Services and Relocation Expenses
SAMMinistries $50,000
Project Title: Homeless Prevention Program
San Antonio Christian Hope Resource Center $75,000
Project Title: Collaborative Approach to Addressing Poverty and Health Disparity
in a San Antonio High-Risk Community
San Antonio Sports Foundation/San Antonio Sports $75,000
Project Title: Fit Family Challenge
Sunshine Cottage School for Deaf Children $37,125
Project Title: Audiology Technology Equipment
Support Lending for Emotional Wellbeing (SLEW) $60,000
Project Title: Aftercare/Survivorship Services for Low Income Women with
Cancer
Texas Diaper Bank $50,000
Project Title: Capacity Building of Health Programs
Triple H Equitherapy Center $25,000
Project Title: Triple H Operations Grant
Women Involved in Nurturing, Giving, Sharing (WINGS) $157,000
Project Title: True Access in Rural Areas
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Community Impact Grants:
Alamo Resource Conservation & Development Area $7,400
Project Title: Growing Rural Youth Program/Garden Projects
American Diabetes Association $7,500
Project Title: Camp Power Up
Any Woman Can $7,500
Project Title: Women’s Wellness Program
Baptist University of the Americas $7,500
Project Title: Buezo Dyslexia Resource Center
Bexar County Master Gardeners $7,500
Project Title: Learn Go Eat and Grow!
Boaz Ministries $7,500
Project Title: Help Center Improvement Project
Boy With A Ball San Antonio $7,500
Project Title: Velocity Harlandale
Central Church of God/Iglesia de Dios Central de San Antonio $3,750
Project Title: Building a Healthy Temple
Children’s Inn $7,500
Project Title: Holistic/Developmental Opportunities
Empowerment Fellowship Church $7,500
Project Title: Fit 4 Life
The Gabriel Project $7,500
Project Title: Special Assistance
Girls Incorporated of San Antonio $4,122
Project Title: GIRL Academy
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God’s Circle/Open Door Ministries $5,625
Project Title: Building a Healthy Temple
Grace Calvary Church $3,750
Project Title: Building a Healthy Temple
Kingdom Life Christian Ministries $5,625
Project Title: Building a Healthy Temple
Kingdom Outreach Center $3,750
Project Title: Building a Healthy Temple
The Life Center Christian Fellowship $7,500
Project Title: Building a Healthy Temple
Life Church of San Antonio $3,750
Project Title: Building a Healthy Temple
Restoring Hope Church of God $7,500
Project Title: Building a Healthy Temple
San Antonio Independent Living Services (SAILS) $6,000
Project Title: SAILS Accessible Computer Lab
School Fuel San Marcos $7,500
Project Title: School Fuel
South Texas Pregnancy Care Center $4,000
Project Title: Pregnancy Tests and STI Testing for Satellite Office in
Wilson County
St. Agnes Catholic Church $7,500
Project Title: Building a Healthy Temple
St. Paul Catholic Church $7,500
Project Title: Building a Healthy Temple
Texas Medical Association Foundation $7,500
Project Title: Hard Hats for Little Heads
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Travis Park United Methodist Church $7,500
Project Title: Deborah’s House: Transitional Housing for Women in Recovery
Woodlawn Hills Baptist Church $5,625
Project Title: Building a Healthy Temple
YWCA of San Antonio $3,903
Project Title: Pool Renovations
Scholarships:
Baptist Health System Clinical Pastoral Education
Baptist Health System School of Health Professions
Hallmark University
Our Lady of the Lake University
San Antonio College
St. Mary’s University
St. Philip’s College
Texas Lutheran University
Trinity University
University of the Incarnate Word
University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio
University of Texas at San Antonio
University of Texas School of Public Health Houston –
San Antonio Regional Campus
Wayland Baptist University – San Antonio Campus
For more information, please contact Liz Cantu, Executive Assistant,
at [email protected] or at (210) 735-9009.
Baptist Health Foundation of San Antonio
750 East Mulberry Avenue, Suite 325
San Antonio, Texas 78212-3107
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