Grady Health System 2013 Annual Report

COUNT THE WAYS
Grady Health System 2013 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 academic public health 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.
(Cover) Nalani Robinson, daughter of Niyasha Robinson, born April 22, 2014 at Grady.
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126,000
EMERGENCY VISITS
Grady’s Emergency Department had a record number of patient visits in 2013. Many
came for our internationally recognized emergency and trauma services. Many more
sought high-quality care unavailable to them elsewhere in the community. Whether
walking through the ED front door, or arriving as one of the 120,000+ patients
transported by Grady EMS last year, the ever-growing patient volume has forced us
to revamp and expand our Emergency Department to provide the best care possible
for both emergency patients and those with non-emergent needs.
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11,000
STROKE VISITS
Since opening its doors in 2010, The Marcus Stroke and Neuroscience Center has
become a magnet for patients from across the Southeast. Designated a Joint
Commission Comprehensive Stroke Center in 2013, the Marcus Center is one of a
handful of elite facilities providing complex stroke care in the United States. Our
Center and the others are recognized leaders responsible for setting the national
agenda in highly specialized stroke care. Last year, the Center performed nearly
3,000 procedures, caring for people from all walks of life and economic backgrounds.
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2,600
BURN VISITS
Grady operates one of the nation’s largest and best burn centers. In 2013, we had
more than 2,600 patient visits. The quality of burn care we provide was recognized
twice last year. First, our burn center was verified by the American Burn Association/
American College of Surgeons and the State of Georgia as an adult and pediatric
burn center, the “Gold Standard” designation for high-quality burn care. Also, Burn
Center Director Dr. Walter Ingram was named the Atlanta Business Chronicle’s
Physician of the Year for 2013.
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1,200
NEONATAL BABIES
In 2013, 1,200 tiny, fragile patients received the expert care they needed. Our
experienced neonatologists and highly skilled staff offer sick and premature babies
the best start possible. Grady’s Regional Perinatal Center and Neonatal Intensive
Care Unit serves more than 40 counties in Georgia. Our young patients often arrive
on the Angel ll Neonatal Transport, a specially equipped “mobile ICU” designed to
safely transport infants.
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NEARLY
600,000
PATIENT VISITS
Each year thousands of Atlanta-area residents depend on Grady for their primary and
specialty health needs. Our network of six neighborhood health centers – all with
the highest level Primary Care Medical Home designation possible – makes quality
healthcare easily accessible, while our hospital-based specialty centers care for
myriad ailments and injuries. Whether it’s regular check-ups or expert care for
diabetes, cardiology or any one of our other 100+ specialties, Grady helps keep our
community healthy, strong and productive.
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Message from President & CEO
JOHN
HAUPERT
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In 2013 Grady reached new milestones in our journey of
transformation. We continued our drive for excellence with
the opening of more state-of-the-art medical facilities. Our
survey metrics indicate significant gains in quality and
patient satisfaction. Process improvements were started
that will drive increased efficiency, expand access and
ultimately reduce wait times for patients. We extended our
recent record of prudent management – a priority essential
to our future. The engagement of our talented team
members – across every department from admissions
and billing to emergency services – has never been higher.
Remaining true to Grady’s mission has required us to make
many course corrections and investments that no one
could have imagined a decade ago – much less in 1892.
Those of you who have followed our progress may be familiar
with our achievements, but allow me to share with you some
of last year’s successes.
THE VISIBLE ACCOMPLISHMENTS
In 2013 we continued our commitment to major capital
investments that make up for decades without such initiatives.
Most importantly, all of these gains were secured while
maintaining an unwavering focus on Grady’s historic
and core mission – to provide vital medical care to the
underserved. As we count the contributors to our year of
progress, foremost among them were generous donors,
the leadership of Grady Health System, a broad range of
community stakeholders and the talents of more than
5,000 committed employees.
We opened the 11,000-square-foot, state-of-the-art Correll
Cardiac Center, which immediately allowed us to significantly
improve Grady’s cardiology care. It has an electro-physiology
lab and a catheterization suite that can operate 24/7,
365 days a year – a first for Grady. The center’s technology
allows us to perform previously unavailable diagnostic
procedures, such as reaching inside the heart to correct
rhythm disturbances. The new facility enables Grady to
offer cardiac care that’s among the region’s best.
In the last six years, Grady has undergone a dramatic
transformation – from an institution on the brink of bankruptcy to one that’s investing hundreds of millions of
dollars in new technologies, facilities, medical specialties
and patient care.
We also finalized plans for a $76 million renovation and
expansion of our Emergency Department. The project,
financed entirely through philanthropic contributions, will
enable us to improve quality, productivity and enhance
the patient and family experience.
Our pace of transformation quickened in 2013 as we opened
the state-of-the-art Correll Cardiac Center, finalized plans
for a new emergency department and created a better
healing environment through renovations of patient rooms
and treatment areas. At the same time, we made significant operational changes to improve patient care and
staff efficiency.
We began a multiyear initiative to renovate all inpatient rooms,
converting them from semi-private accommodations
common during the 20th century to private rooms, which
studies show improves patient recovery, satisfaction and
reduces the incidence of hospital-acquired infections.
We did this to expand access to care. An immediate
benefit: we can save more lives.
OUR STEADY MISSION
From the day Grady opened in 1892, our mission has
been to care for those in need. But how we achieve
that mission has evolved through the years to keep
up with changes in the practice of medicine and the
public’s requirements.
Today, we are committed to offering access to medical care
that many other Atlanta institutions cannot provide. Of course
that still means caring for the underserved. But it also means
delivering the care that many other institutions in the region
are not equipped or staffed to offer.
Education is critical to motivate healthy behavior and
encourage the public to seek proper care. To this end, Grady
is committed to becoming the nation’s finest academic,
public health system. We do this to train the physicians and
nurses who can extend our reach beyond Grady’s walls, to
give people throughout the region access to quality care.
We also took steps toward creating a major new Women’s
and Infants’ Center, a multi-million-dollar investment that
will serve these very important patients by creating a
warmer, more comforting care-delivery experience for
expectant mothers and their families. The renovation will
include a dedicated entrance, expert prenatal care with
access to the highest-skilled maternal medicine obstetricians
and state-of-the-art labor and delivery suites.
BEHIND-THE-SCENES IMPROVEMENT
While the capital investments are important to patient care,
the investments we made to provide Grady’s medical staff
with cutting-edge tools and training are absolutely critical.
We made process improvements that may not appear to
be as exciting as the opening of a new clinical area, but
will have dramatic impact on patients and their experiences
at Grady. For example, we deployed technology that
enables us to share medical health records electronically –
both within our institution and with others – allowing us to
accelerate the flow of vital information.
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Our new MyChart portal gives patients secure, on-line
access to their own medical records and enables them
to request appointments and prescription renewals, view
test results, and communicate directly and securely with
physicians and other members of their medical care team.
In 2013 the rate of patient falls at Grady was among the
lowest in the industry. Moving forward, we will continue
to drive safety and quality improvements. Achieving the
best outcomes possible for Grady patients is critical to
our continued transformation.
Outpatient services initiatives will improve our ability to
schedule patient visits efficiently and treat patients more
quickly. For the Emergency Department we created a
Rapid Evaluation Model to perform quick assessments of
patient needs, drastically reducing both the average length
of stay and the number of patients who depart in frustration
before being treated.
It is exciting that this transformation is being driven by a
workforce confident in our direction and committed to
achieving results. Internal surveys show that employee
engagement is at an all-time high. We have made Grady a
very desirable place to work. Employee turnover is among
the lowest in our industry, and we have no staffing shortages, not even in critical areas like nursing and pharmacy.
We borrowed efficiency and management practices from the
private sector by introducing Lean Six Sigma methodologies
that will help us eliminate waste while improving quality.
Every dollar we save can be reallocated to enhance patient
care. We now have 10 teams piloting programs to drive
waste out of the organization. We expect their efforts will
make Grady a stronger institution that delivers even higher
quality care.
ACHIEVING FINANCIAL SUSTAINABILITY
With improvements to quality, efficiency, productivity and
the patient experience, we are confident that Grady will
remain financially sound in the areas we can control.
AN IMPROVED PATIENT EXPERIENCE
All these investments will help to provide a better experience
for every patient – through improved facilities, services,
technology and staff. We’ve already begun to see the impact.
To understand the effect, consider what’s happening with
patients staying at the hospital for treatment:
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We now have a highly prescribed methodology for
conducting rounds with patients and gathering
information from them to ensure their needs are met.
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When a nursing shift change occurs, the handoff takes
place at the bedside: One nurse reports on the condition
of the patient to the nurse taking over the care, while
the patient and family are involved in that process.
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In emergency services, we pair highly trained mental
health counselors with Grady EMS technicians for
in-the-field assessments of patients with mental health
concerns. This approach helps to avoid unnecessary
emergency room visits and quickly connects patients
with care that addresses their immediate needs.
TEAM DELIVERS RESULTS
In 2013 Grady made significant improvements in patient
quality outcomes, and we remain focused on further
improvements ahead.
Last year, for example, we reduced the incidence of
pressure ulcers by half – and it was only one of the
many reductions in hospital-acquired conditions. The
inconvenient truth is that hospital-acquired conditions
are the little-known scourge of American healthcare.
However, the American healthcare landscape is changing
rapidly. Federal, state and local public policy decisions
could severely impact the sustainability of our operations
and our ability to carry out Grady’s vital mission. During
2013, we faced severe budget cuts from the state and Fulton
County. In the end, most of our government funding was
restored, but we know the danger for future cuts remains.
Today’s Grady cannot absorb cuts without corresponding
reductions to service. On behalf of the disadvantaged
patients we serve, we will remain vigilant and continue to
work with leaders of government at all levels to ensure
Grady is financially strong and able to fulfill its mission.
Grady’s role in the life of our community is beyond measure,
and just as essential as it was when the institution was
founded. We’ve made great strides and will report even
greater achievements in the future. You have my word
on that.
Sincerely,
John M. Haupert, FACHE
Chief Executive Officer
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The Grady of Tomorrow
Supported in part by contributions from generous donors and the work of the Grady Health Foundation, we
are investing today to build the Grady of tomorrow – with enhanced facilities and broader capabilities that will
place us at the forefront among academic public health systems.
A STATE-OF-THE-ART EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT
Grady’s Emergency Department is both our operational centerpiece and the “front door” to the hospital. The
$76 million renovation and expansion project now underway, made possible by philanthropic funding, will
result in a completely new department comprised of nearly 165,000 square feet located at the north side
of the main hospital building. The project will boost capacity by 20 percent while reducing wait times and
providing an array of enhancements to improve the patient experience. The new Emergency Department will
feature private treatment rooms similar to an inpatient room – large enough to accommodate families while a
loved one is receiving treatment.
A NEW WOMEN’S AND INFANTS’ CENTER
Grady is making a multi-million-dollar investment in a new Women’s and Infants’ Center that incorporates the
latest technologies and industry best practices to enhance the patient experience. This investment will create
a warm, comforting care delivery model for expectant mothers and their families. The renovation will include
a dedicated entrance, expert prenatal care and state-of-the-art labor and delivery suites. As always, Grady
moms have access to the highest trained and skilled maternal fetal experts. In addition, Grady is on a journey
to become designated Baby Friendly and to develop a verified centering program for comprehensive,
supportive prenatal care.
MULTI-DISCIPLINARY CARE
Building on the highly skilled expertise of our clinical staff, we are working to bring together various services
for collaborative care. Physicians in the Marcus Stroke and Neuroscience Center are leading this effort to
ensure all components of post-stroke care are integrated – including neurology, interventional, surgery,
physical therapy, occupational therapy, physiatry and social services. Neurosurgeons, otolaryngologists,
ophthalmologists, endocrinologists and oncologists are also working together to deliver strong outcomes for
those with skull-based tumors. You don’t have to leave Atlanta to receive collaborative care – we deliver it
right here at Grady.
SENIOR SERVICES
Grady has always delivered excellent care to seniors through dedicated, board-certified geriatricians. We
supplement the clinical care with a dedicated team of Senior Specialists who are available to assist patients
over age 60 with scheduling appointments, appointment reminders, navigating Medicare and making the
right connections at Grady for an excellent healthcare experience. Grady is working to ensure care delivered to
our seniors is tailored to meet their needs.
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MORE THAN A
Number
As Atlanta and Georgia’s premier
medical center, we see thousands
of patients every year. While these
people represent a significant
number of patients, to us they
represent more than a number.
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Catie
Scott
Trauma Patient
After a drunk driver hit her as she crossed Piedmont Avenue,
paramedics rushed her to Grady.
“My skull cracked. I broke my wrist, my thumb, my collarbone, my Angel’s wing, and my back
in four places. I was in Grady’s ICU for a good amount of time. Grady let my family know stepby-step everything that was going on, what testing they were going to do and why, and took
great care of them – not just me. They made it home for them. I drive by Grady all the time
and I never really gave it a second thought, but now I do. I think about Grady all the time.”
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After suffering a massive heart attack at football practice, Coach
Watters was taken to Grady.
“I went directly to my knees. It felt like somebody had hit me with a baseball bat. The doctors
said I needed surgery. Doctors found I suffered from coronary artery blockage and diabetes –
two conditions I need to manage forever. I still see Grady doctors at the hospital and the
East Point neighborhood center. I think Grady has some of the best doctors in the world. I’m
always going to love Grady because of what they did for me.”
Elmar
Watters
Cardiac Patient
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Caleb
Chiang
Burn Patient
When he burned himself accidentally with a bottle of hot water,
his mother rushed him to the hospital.
He was burned over 90 percent of his body. The local hospital staff quickly realized Caleb
needed expert pediatric burn care and transferred him to Grady. “It was terrifying, but
everyone at Grady was calm,” recalls Laura Chiang, Caleb’s mother. “They said we’ve seen
this type of burn hundreds of times. I feel so blessed that we were able to get to such a topnotch hospital and see the experts in burn. The care that Caleb got at Grady was phenomenal.”
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On discovering a lump in her breast, she turned to Grady.
“I found a lump, so I went to Grady and had a mammogram. I had Stage II Breast Cancer. I was
afraid at first but my team made me feel so comfortable. Dr. Sheryl Gabram, my surgeon, and
my other doctors were amazing. I never knew that doctors were like that – they call me on
the phone, they check on me constantly. Now I don’t have to be afraid. I’m doing real good.
I’m going to be cancer free. I tell everybody if you think something is wrong, go to Grady.”
Barbara
Watkins
Cancer Patient
Dr. Sheryl
Gabram
Chief of Surgery
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John
Brock
Donor/Business Leader
“As Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Coca-Cola Enterprises, I know enough about
landmark brands to recognize that Grady is one. ‘Atlanta can’t live without Grady’ is more
than a slogan. It’s the simple truth. Grady is critical to both the health of local residents
and the well-being of the region’s economy. It offers the first line of care for the region’s
underserved and provides state-of-the-art care for all in need that’s unavailable elsewhere
in the region. Grady is one of Atlanta’s crown jewels.”
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Accomplishments
AWARDS:
 American Heart Association – Get with
the Guidelines – Stroke Gold Plus
Performance Award
A
merica’s Essential Hospitals –
2013 Gage Award Winner for Quality
 American Heart Association –
Target Stroke Honor Roll
 Daniel H. Wagner Prize for Excellence in
Operations Research – ED patient flow
 Georgia Coverdell Acute Stroke Registry
Door to Needle Time Award of
Excellence Winner
 Georgia Coverdell Acute Stroke Registry –
Star Award Winner
 Immunization Action Coalition –
Hepatitis B Birth Dose Honor Roll
 Leader in LGBT Healthcare Equality in
the Healthcare Equality Index
 National Council for Community Behavioral
Healthcare Reintegration Award
 Participant in National Best Fed
Beginnings Program
NAMED:
 Lindsay Caulfield – American Marketing
Association Atlanta Chapter, Marketer of
the Year
 Georgia Hospital Association – Patient
Safety Leaders’ Circle recognition for
Hospital Engagement Network
 Dr. Walter Ingram – Atlanta Business
Chronicle’s Physician of the Year
 Hospitals & Health Networks magazine –
“Most Wired” Hospitals
 Deborah Cancilla – Georgia CIO Leadership
Association Finalist, CIO of the Year Award
 Joint Commission – Comprehensive
Stroke Center
FACILITIES:
 American Burn Association – Verified
Burn Center
 American College of Surgeons –
Cancer Center Accreditation
 American College of Surgeons – Accredited
Program for Breast Centers
 NCQA Patient-Centered Medical Homes –
Level 3 Designation for all primary
care sites
 American College of Surgeons – Adult
and Pediatric Burn Center Accreditation
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GRADY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
80 Jesse Hill Jr. Drive, SE
Atlanta, GA 30303
SANDY SPRINGS
75
2ASA G YANCEY
85
6
HEALTH CENTER
1247 Donald Lee Hollowell Pkwy, NW
Atlanta, GA 30318
HEALTH CENTER
1595 W. Cleveland Avenue
East Point, GA 30344
4KIRKWOOD
FAMILY MEDICINE
1863 Memorial Drive, SE
Atlanta, GA 30317
NORTH ATLANTA
VININGS
5
3EAST POINT
CHAMBLEE
8
2
1
20
4
DECATUR
3
EAST POINT
285
5LINDBERGH WOMEN’S
& CHILDREN’S CENTER
2695 Buford Highway, NE
Suite 200
Atlanta, GA 30324
6NORTH DEKALB
HEALTH CENTER
3807 Clairmont Road, NE
Chamblee, GA 30341
7NORTH FULTON
HEALTH CENTER
7741 Roswell Road
Sandy Springs, GA 30350
8PONCE DE LEON
CENTER
341 Ponce De Leon Avenue
Atlanta, GA 30308
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Locations
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Grady Health SystemQuam Saperet Patient
Consolidated
Operations
Restated for Presentation of
Provision for Uncollectible
Accounts (2012 Accounting
Treatment Change)
(in thousands)
201120122013
Net Patient Service Revenue
Net Patient Service Revenue
(Gross of Uncollectible Accounts)
724.6
879.4
894.1
Provision for Uncollectible Accounts
(215.2)
(263.1)
(268.7)
Net Patient Service Revenue
(Net of Provision for Uncollectible Accounts)
509.4
616.3
625.4
79.9
85.7
88.7
Total Revenue
589.3
702.0
714.1
Salaries & Benefits
304.7
335.3
338.7
Supplies & Other Expenses
330.2
354.4
372.4
48.6
48.4
49.4
683.5
738.1
760.5
(94.2)
(36.1)
(46.4)
64.4
63.3
61.2
(29.8)
27.2
14.8
0.4
0.0
4.1
27.2
18.9
Other Revenue
Depreciation & Interest
Total Expenses
Shortfall before County Contributions
County Contributions
Operating Margin
Non-Operating Margin
Excess or (Shortfall)
(29.4)
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Governance
Grady Memorial Hospital Corporation Board of Directors
Thomas D. Bell, Jr.
Chairman,
Mesa Capital Partners
Sharon Bent-Harley, MD
OBGYN, Atlanta Women’s
Specialty Group
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
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.
Robert W. Miller
Secretary, Grady Memorial
Hospital Corporation;
Partner, King & Spalding
LLP (Retired)
Aasia Mustakeem, Esq.
Partner, Smith Gambrell
and Russell LLP
Valerie Montgomery
Rice, M.D.*
Dean and Executive Vice
President, Morehouse
School of Medicine
Reverend Joseph L.
Roberts, Jr.
Pastor, Ebenezer Baptist
Church (Retired)
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.
Honorable Pamela S.
Stephenson, Esq.
Vice-Chair, Fulton-DeKalb
Hospital Authority;
Managing Partner,
Stephenson Reynolds
Law Group
Louis W. Sullivan, MD
President Emeritus,
Morehouse School of
Medicine
Sam A. Williams
President Emeritus,
Metro Atlanta Chamber
*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
John Haupert, FACHE*
President and
Chief Executive Officer,
Grady Health System
David A. Smith
Treasurer, Grady Health
Foundation; Executive Vice
President, Regions Bank
Kerry Kohnen
President, Kaiser Foundation
Health Plan, Kaiser
Permanente of Georgia
Elizabeth Morgan Spiegel
Community Advocate,
Grady Board of Visitors
Jeffrey W. (Jeff) Robertson
Vice President, SkyMiles,
Delta Air Lines
Leonard Walker
Atlanta Business Banking
Division Manager,
Wells Fargo
*Ex-officio member
June Tompkins
Secretary, Grady Health
Foundation; Community
Advocate
Fulton-DeKalb Hospital Authority Board of Trustees
Sharon Bent-Harley, MD
OBGYN, Atlanta Women’s
Specialty Group
Annette Bernard, MD
Physician, Thacker
Thompson and Bernard;
Medical Staff, Piedmont
Hospital
Thomas W. Dortch, Jr.
Chairman, Fulton-DeKalb
Hospital Authority;
Vice Chairman, Grady
Memorial Hospital
Corporation; Chairman
of the Board and
Chief Executive Officer,
TWD, Inc.
G. (George) Lemuel
Hewes, Esq.
Secretary, Fulton-DeKalb
Hospital Authority; Partner,
King & Spalding LLP (retired);
Grady Memorial Hospital
Corporation, Board Member
Robert A. “Bob”
Holmes, PhD
Former State Representative;
Professor and Department
Chair of Political Science,
Clark Atlanta University
(Retired)
Frank Montieth
Treasurer, Fulton-DeKalb
Hospital Authority; Owner/
Operator, Atlanta Livery Co.
Louise Allen Moore
CEO, Ivan Allen Workspace
Honorable Pamela S.
Stephenson, Esq.
Vice-Chair, Fulton-DeKalb
Hospital Authority;
Managing Partner,
Stephenson Reynolds
Law Group; Grady
Memorial Hospital
Corporation, Board Member
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
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2013 Donors
Grady’s donors are unsung heroes, finding strength in helping
others. The generosity of our donors from the $319 million fiveyear Greater Grady Capital Campaign, the White Coat Grady Gala
and so many other initiatives helped sustain and propel the mission
of the institution. It not only elevated the quality of care for the
patients Grady serves, but also enabled the health system to
provide new services and attract new patients.
Continued support is even more critical now, as we begin to
build and execute a sustainable funding plan that can provide
ongoing and strategic support for Grady’s future. Our region
depends on contributions from the public and private sector
to advance the services and research that Grady uniquely
provides to our community.
We are all impacted by Grady – whether having personally been
to Grady in need of services or having a friend or loved one who
has been treated at Grady. Without Grady, Atlanta would not be
able to host many of the premier events and conventions that the
credibility of a Level 1 trauma center brings to our global city.
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. Thank you to all of our donors for their
generosity and commitment to the Grady Health System.
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INDIVIDUAL/
ORGANIZATION
360 Media Inc.
Holly Aarons
Abbott Laboratories
Jennifer Abell
Mary and Ernest
Abernathy
Adaorah Abor
Dana and Mark Abraham
Abiona K. Abram
Accent Decor, Inc.
Migdalia Acevedo
Active Production and
Design, Inc.
Avis Adams
Madeline and Howell
Adams
Marylyn A. Adamski
AdCare Health Systems,
Inc.
Modupeola M. Adebayo
AGL Resources, Inc.
Charity Agu
Air Methods
Bisa Ajanaku
Cynthia Alexander
Kalisha Alexander
Avarita and William
Alexander
All Saints Episcopal
Church
Michael E. Allard
Wendy Rene-Daniels
Allard
Angie and Samuel Allen
Allergan
Alliance Laundry and
Textile Services
Allstate Giving Campaign
Sonya Alston
Alston & Bird, LLP
Gloria Alvarez-Kiely
American Association
of Poison Control
Centers, Inc.
American Cancer Society
American Express
Travel Related
Services Company, Inc.
Sika Ametu
Rachel Ammirati
Juliet Amoh
Nicole Anders
Andresia J. Anderson
Jonathan Anderson
Arlene Andrews-Howard
Burke Angela
Cindy and William Anglyn
Anonymous Donor
Sheronda Anthony
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Community & Southern
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of Georgia
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Sayon Cooper
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Cousins Properties
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Cox Enterprises, Inc.
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Czarnowski Display
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Denver Health Authority
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Emory University
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of Medicine Department
of Anesthesiolgy
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of Medicine Department
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EV3, Inc.
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American College of
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Foundation, Inc.
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Derrick B. George
Georgia Center for
Onocology Research
and Education
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Association, Inc.
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Debra Giddens
Gift Baskets on Demand
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Katharine Gilbert
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Ozzie D. Gilbert
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Gilead Sciences, Inc.
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Grand Canyon University
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LaTosha Haythe
Healthcare Georgia
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Heery International, Inc.
Kate L. Heilpern
Jean Hendricks
Willetta Hendricks
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Patrice Henry
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Hewes
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Jainek High
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Holder Construction
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IBM Corporation
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ING Foundation
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Ingram
IntercontinentalExchange,
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James Starr Moore
Memorial Foundation
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Jefferson
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Marcie J. Jenkins-Williams
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Renata Jennings
Jewish Federation of
Greater Atlanta
2013 Annual Report
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John and Mary Franklin
Foundation, Inc.
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John A. Johnson
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Myra Johnson
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Johnson & Johnson
Services Inc.
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Johnson Foundation
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Terrell Journey
D.B. Juberg
Junior League of Atlanta,
Inc.
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Kaiser Permanente
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Ryan Kann
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The Keenan Foundation,
Inc.
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Yolanda Kelly
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Terry Kennedy
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Meena Khowaja
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King & Spalding LLP
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KPMG LLP
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Kroger
Kurt Salmon Associates Inc.
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Les Lambert
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Trever Lamis
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Charles Landers
Sylver Lane
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Foundation
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Lawley
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Carnegia D. Lee-Furlow
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Lifelink of Georgia
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Lindsay
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John D. Lisco
L.C. Little
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Llorens
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Lockheed Martin
Aeronautics
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Doris Lucier
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Jeanmarie Lynch
Nicole Mabry
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The Marcus Foundation Inc.
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Anna M. Madu
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Mahle
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Russell Mahony
Raymond Major
Leslie and David Marcus
Marcus Jewish Community
Center of Atlanta
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John D. Marshall
Pamela Marshall
Rayshawn Marshman
Greg Martin
Jill Martin
Reese Martin
Tannie Martin
Martin Snow, LLP
Greta Baldwin Mason
Katrina Mason
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Matthews
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Eric Maurer
Sadie G. Mays Health
Rehabilitation Center
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Anthony McClarn
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Nancy McCready
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McGahan
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Dedra McGhee
Linda and John McGowan
Kimberly McIntosh
Jeannette M. McIver
Ben McKeeby
McKenna Long & Aldridge,
LLP
Gerald McKenzie
McKinsey & Company, Inc.
Vicki McKoy-El
Donald McMahon
McMaster-Carr Supply
Company
Dorothy McMichael
Tyanne McNeal Gilbert
Betty McVary
MedAssets
Jessica L. Menke
Mercer University
Merck Partnership for
Giving
Evan S. Metre
Jean and Jerry Meyer
Kelly and Mark Meyer
The mGive Foundation
Amelia Middleton
Michael Middleton
Midtown Consulting
Group, Inc.
Allison Miller
Anthony Miller
Cathi Miller
Duncan J. Miller
Gaynell and Joseph Miller
June Miller
Mary Helen and Robert
Miller
Shari S. Miller
Miller/Zell Inc.
Harvey Millines
Mamie Minor
Ismael Miranda
Cecilia Mitchell
Ewon Mitchell
Jane Mitchko
Letitia and Robert Mobley
Mattie Mock
Alexander Mojonnier
Inas Molette
Guilaine Monestime
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Alisha Monson
Valerie Montgomery Rice
Carolyn and Jerry Moon
Ashley Moore
Brooks Moore
Carla S. Moore
Jackie Moore
Karen Moore
Kris Moore
Norma H. Moore
Dave Moran
Morehouse School of
Medicine
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Morgan
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Lavonia Morgan
Mae Morgan
Elizabeth Morgan Spiegel
D’Andrea Morning
Rosalie and Neal Moro
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Kim S. Morris
Jane Morrison
Morrison Healthcare
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Brenda and Charles
Moseley
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Christopher R. Mosley
Zaneta Moss
Mandi Mpezo
Terence Mullen
Brenda A. Murphy
Cheryl Murphy
Ryan Murphy
Shelia Murphy
Michele R. MurphyOgletree
Mariellen Naegele
Alka and Roger Naik
Joyce Nash
National Philanthropic
Trust
NBC Securities, Inc.
Neighborhood Charter
School, Inc.
Cheneda Nelson
Deborah Nelson
Nelson Mullins Riley &
Scarborough, LLP
Jason Nevoit
New Birth Missionary
Baptist Church
New Life Non-Denomination
Church
Newell Rubbermaid
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Jeff M. Nicholas
Kelly Nielsen
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Norfolk Southern
Corporation
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Shahnaz Nurani
Nurses Care of Buckhead
Comfort Obi
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Cindy Oden
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Tia Okelley
OMEGA Boutique at Phipps
Plaza
One Stop Productions, LLC
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Ann Oriaku
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Mark Owens
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Mubin Patni
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Manuel Patterson
Christopher Pave
David Payne
Martha and William Payne
Floyd Peak
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Alan S. Peiken
Ernest J. Pelletier
Lemetheia Penland
Penumbra, Inc.
Louise Perdue
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Persons
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Martinette Peters
PharMerica Corporation
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Venice Phillips
Lynn Philson
Takeya Pierce
Patricia Plair
Mary Platt
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PNC Bank
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Norma L. Poindexter
Chandra Polite
Chylesture Ponder
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Debora D. Porter
Post Hope Foundation, Inc.
McCharen Pratt
Gary Price
PricewaterhouseCoopers,
LLP
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Zuleika Prince
Pritchett & Hull Associates,
Inc.
Michael Privette
Norma Pryor
Sherlene Pue
Andrew Puerto
Mikel L. Purcell
Purchasing Power
Swathy Puthalapattu
Tammie Quest
Donna and Kieran Quinn
Larissa Quinn
Herb Rabb
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Rafferty
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Reasor
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Leigh Reece
Glen A. Reed
Regions Bank
Neil Rego
David Reid
Patty and Doug Reid
Family Foundation Inc.
Phyllis Reid
Jessica Reno
Retail Concepts, Inc.
Chloe Reyes
David A. Reznik
Rick Rhine
Debra Rhiver
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Ebonee Rice
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Richards
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The Rockdale Foundation
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Rock-Tenn Company
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Veronica Rodocker
Joana Rodriguez
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Tracey Rogers
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Roosevelt Warm Springs
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Linda Rosenberg
Elizabeth Ross
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Veronica Royalston
The RSW Foundation Inc.
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Caroline and Martin Rudat
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Darryl Russ
Cathy Russell
Cheryl Russell
Sylvia and Herman J.
Russell
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Brenda Rutledge
Megan Ryan
Dodoo Saakwa-Mante
Safe Kids Georgia Inc.
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Quen Samuel
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Sandra Sanchez
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Bert Sandler
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Sanofi-Aventis
Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
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Michael Schultz
Schwab Fund for
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Shackelford
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Bijal Shah
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Smith
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Teneke Smith
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O’Keisha Snellings
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Solstice Foundation
South University
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Spalding
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Sprecher
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Church
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Stephens
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SunTrust Bank, Atlanta
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Atlanta
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Campaign
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the Cure
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Eva Tackett
Talent Partners
Mary and Eric Tanenblatt
Xuexin Tang
Patricia Tate
Mary Tawes
Niniva and Bernard Taylor
Clyde E. Taylor
Deborah A. Taylor
Iona Taylor
S. Taylor
Shanta Taylor
W. Robert Taylor
Brenda D. Terry
Dallas Terry
Boniface Thomas
Carman Thomas
Chneriko Thomas
Dana Marie Thomas
Darrius D. Thomas
Mary Thomas
Tina Thomas
Felicia Thompson
Margo Thompson
Remilla R. Thompson
Tommy O. Thompson
Angela Thompson-Williams
Glenn R. Thomson
Juanita Threlkeld
Anna Thurman
Sheila Y. Tillman
Michele and Craig Tindall
Mark Tipton
Marie Todd-Turner
June and Michael
Tompkins
Kerri Tranumn
Marci Tribble
Tri-Kids Inc.
Truist
Susan Trzaska
Arlen Tucker
Lisa Turman
Turner Broadcasting
System, Inc.
Alberta Turpin
Mary Margaret and John
Tuttle
Twelve Atlantic Station
Adrienne C. Tyler
Gwendolyn Tyson
United Distributors, Inc.
United Way of Greater
Atlanta
United Way of the Coastal
Empire
The University of Georgia
University of Georgia College of Pharmacy
The University of Georgia
Foundation
University of West Georgia
Foundation, Inc.
UPS Foundation, Inc.
Ross Vacarella
Chad VanDenBerg
Susan Velazquez
Bryan Vinson
Tracy Vogt
Waffle House
Brianna Wagenbrenner
Angela Waldon
Audrey Walker
James E. Walker
Crystal Williams and
Leonard Walker
Emma Wallace
Michelle Wallace
Darryl Wallar
J.R. Wampler
Kristina Ward
Linda Ware
Rachel Warshal
Wartsila North America
Roseann Washington
Annette Watkins
Alexander Watson
Jaceloyn Watson
Kimberly and Michael
Watt
Teresa Weathers
Bailey Webb
Suretta Webb
Teresa Webb
Natalie Weems
Mary Kate Weimar
Sharon Weitzman
Wells Fargo
Pamela Wendel
Celeste West
Deltalyn West
Martina West
Matthew Wheatley
Corey Whitaker
Catherine L. White
Christopher White
Colbert White
Kalisha White
Mosesal White
Robert Whorton
Cynthia Wilburn
Sherrie Wilburn
Tracey Wilds
Rodney Wilhelm
Pamela Wilkerson
Patrick F. Will
Alyson Williams
Audrey Williams
Betty P. Williams
Azzie and Gary Williams
Iris Williams
Michelle and Harvey
Williams
Samuel Williams
Shakesha Williams
Vicki Williams
Shirley B. Williamson
Wilmington Trust
Brandon Wilson
Karen Wilson
Kenneth Wilson
Mark Wilson
Matilda Winer
Irwin Winter
Ronald Witt
Angelica and Robert Woo
Hogai Nassery and
Douglas Wood
Keith Wood
Lori Wood
Harrelyn Woodfaulk
The Robert W. Woodruff
Foundation
Terri Wortham
Anita Wright
Frances and Ronald
Wright
Gloria H. Wright
Michael D. Wright
Yuri and Daniel Wu
Antinesha Wyatt
Yancey Bros. Co.
Kevin Yearick
Dykie Young
Njeri Young
Young Harris College
Robert M. Zakem
Helga Zamor
Bijan Zareian
Henry Zephirin
Dorothy Ziemer
De-Borah Ziglor
David Zimmerman
Zion Hill Baptist
Church – Fountain of
Life Ministry
Harriet Zozofsky
80 Jesse Hill Jr. Drive SE
Atlanta, GA 30303
404-616-1000
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