2012 Annual Report - Rady Children`s Hospital Foundation

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Annual Report
2012 Annual Report Edition
The moments
that matter
for our hospital,
for our community,
for our children.
2012
RADY CHILDREN’S
MAGAZINE
Rady Children’s Magazine is published for the friends of Rady Children’s Hospital-San Diego. Its goals are to provide
information on past and upcoming events of interest; to update readers on significant news, programs and research; and to
show how community support and involvement are making a difference in the lives of the children and families in our care.
We value your comments and suggestions — 858-966-4955.
What’s Inside
1 Messages from our 2012 Board Chairs and CEO
Chair, Board of Trustees
David F. Hale
2 Rady Children’s Hospital and Health Center
2012 Board of Trustees, Rady Children’s
Hospital-San Diego 2012 Board of Directors
President and Chief
Executive Officer
Kathleen A. Sellick
3 2012 Rady Children's Hospital Foundation
Board of Trustees
Chief of Staff
Gail Knight, M.D.
4 The Year in Review
New Programs and Services
Physicians and Physician Partnership
Research and Technology
Community Outreach
Editorial Board:
Elizabeth Fitzsimons
Senior Director, Marketing &
Communications
16 2012 Financial Report
Janet Lavelle
Ben Metcalf
Judy Minich
Sharyn Rosenbaum
Writers
20 Children’s Circle of Care
22 Rady Children’s Legacy Circle
24 Rady Children’s Miracle Makers
Rady Children’s Magazine is published
by the Marketing & Communications
Department at Rady Children's Hospital-San
Diego, 3020 Children's Way, Mail Code 5117
San Diego, CA 92123-4282
Mike Carnevale
Designer
30 Rady Children’s Hospital Auxiliary
Go to our website at www.rchsd.org
to learn more about programs and
services at Rady Children’s.
Carlos Delgado
Katie Gardner
David Hebble
Bob Ross
Photographers
32 Our Most Generous Donors
44 Charity Ball
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Our Vision
We will be a leader, recognized
nationally and internationally, for
excellence in patient care, education,
research and advocacy.
Judy Minich
Editor
18 Rady Children’s Hospital Foundation/
The Campaign for Rady Children’s
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Our Mission
To restore, sustain and enhance the
health and developmental potential of
children through excellence in care,
research and advocacy.
Carol Damon-Scherer
Interim Senior Vice President and
Executive Director
Rady Children’s Hospital Foundation
14 National Recognition
About Rady Children’s
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18
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Your Children’s Hospital – Now and in the Future
A Message from the Board Chairs
E
ach year, our Annual Report gives us a chance to reflect about all the ways we have worked to meet the needs of the children in our
community.
This year, that reflection shines especially brightly. Going above and beyond a strong financial performance (page 16) and success of the
most ambitious philanthropic campaign in our history (page 18), 2012 set the stage for a whole new era of growth and innovation.
You will discover new programs, the recruitment of nationally renowned physicians, amazing new technology, and research that will be
transformative in the lives of children – now and in the future.
More than ever, we are committed to raising the bar, seeking new treatments and cures, reaching new communities – all the while
concentrating on ensuring that each family, each child, has the best possible care.
This is because, when it really comes down to it, this is not just a children’s hospital – it is your children’s hospital. And we are honored to
share the 2012 story of Rady Children’s with you today.
David F. Hale
Chair
Rady Children’s Hospital and Health Center
Rady Children’s Hospital-San Diego
William B. Sailer
Chair
When Every Moment Counts
A Message from the CEO
W
hen we began 2012, we strengthened our dedication to be consistently excellent in service to our local community and selectively
distinctive at a national level in our clinical, research and education mission.
As you look over this Annual Report, I think you will share my sense of pride in the strides we have taken in accomplishing those goals.
In the research lab and at every patient’s bedside, we have taken every opportunity to look for new solutions, take action and make progress.
We will not rest because, as many of you know, when your child is hurt or sick, every moment counts.
At Rady Children’s, we believe that we have a duty – a covenant with
our community – to work smart, think more creatively, and embrace the
spirit of innovation that enables us to improve pediatric care.
Whether it is about technology, research, or where we open new
services – or how we offer one-on-one care to a family in a time of
need – we believe that innovation matters in every one of those
moments.
It is a promise we make to the families we serve, and we intend to
ensure it remains our call to action. Thank you for joining us in
answering that call.
With Warmest Regards,
Kathleen A. Sellick
President and Chief Executive Officer
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Rady Children’s Hospital and Health Center 2012 Board of Trustees
Rady Children’s Hospital-San Diego 2012 Board of Directors
Honorary Chairman
2012 Ex-Officio with Vote
Ernest S. Rady
Trustees
David A. Brenner, MD
Vice Chancellor for Health Sciences
and Dean School of Medicine
UC San Diego
David F. Hale (Chair)
Chairman and CEO
Hale BioPharma Ventures, LLC
Pradeep Khosla, PhD
Chancellor
UC San Diego
Theodore D. Roth (Vice Chair)
President
Roth Capital Partners, LLC
Jim R. Harley, MD, MPH
Medical Staff Member-at-Large
Lisa A. Barkett
Attorney
Gail R. Knight, MD
Chief of Staff
Andrew S. Clark
Founder, Chief Executive Officer, President
Bridgepoint Education
John M. Gilchrist, Jr.
Partner
The Corti Gilchrist Partnership, LLC
S. Douglas Hutcheson
President, Chief Executive Officer
and Director
Leap Wireless International Inc./Cricket
Communications, Inc.
Jeffrey A. Jacobs
Owner
Rancho Valencia Resort and Spa
Catherine J. Mackey, PhD
CEO and President
MindPiece Partners
Diego Miralles, MD
Vice President, Global Clinical Development
Johnson & Johnson Pharmaceutical Research
and Development (PRD)
Tina S. Nova, PhD
President and Co-Founder
Genoptix, Inc.
Michael P. Peckham
Managing Director, SENTRE Partners, Inc.
Harry M. Rady
Chief Executive Officer
Rady Asset Management, LLC
Scott N. Wolfe, Esq.
Partner-in-Charge
Latham & Watkins, LLP
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William B. Sailer, Esq. (Chair, Rady Children’s
Foundation Board)
Vice President, Legal Counsel
QUALCOMM, Inc.
2012 Ex-Officio (Non-voting)
Mary J. Fagan, RN, MSN, NEA-BC
Vice President, Patient Care Services/Chief
Nursing Officer
Gabriel G. Haddad, MD
Physician-in-Chief
Chair, Department of Pediatrics
UC San Diego
Donald B. Kearns, MD
Surgeon-in-Chief
Chief Medical Officer
President, Rady Children’s Specialists
Medical Foundation
Herbert C. Kimmons, MD, MMM
Executive Director
Rady Children's Specialists Medical
Foundation
Dean, Children’s Clinical Services
UC San Diego
Mary Hilfiker, MD
Chief of Staff Elect
Margareta E. Norton
Sr. Vice President and Chief Operating Officer
Thomas E. Page, MD
President
Children’s Primary Care Medical Group
Paul J. Hering (Vice Chair, Rady Children’s
Hospital Foundation)
Chief Executive Officer and Managing
Principal
Barney & Barney, LLC
Kathleen A. Sellick
2012 Officers
David F. Hale
Chair
Theodore D. Roth
Vice Chair
Kathleen A. Sellick
Margareta E. Norton
Secretary
Sr. Vice President and Chief Operating Officer
Roger G. Roux
Treasurer
Sr. Vice President and Chief Financial Officer
Rady Children's Hospital-San Diego
Irvin A. Kaufman, MD
Sr. Vice President of Health Affairs
Rady Children's Hospital- San Diego
Belinda Santos
Assistant Secretary
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2012 Rady Children’s Hospital
Foundation Board Of Trustees
William B. Sailer (Chair)
Vice President, Legal Counsel
QUALCOMM, Inc.
Paul J. Hering (Vice Chair)
Chief Executive Officer and
Managing Principal
Barney & Barney, LLC
Scott W. Aurich
Owner/Broker
Sun Isle Realty, Inc.
Edward J. Bezdek
Co-Founder
DivX, Inc.
Marla B. Black
Senior Vice President and Division Manager
Union Bank
Betsy Boaz
Civic Leader
Harriet Bossenbroek
2012-2014 President
Rady Children’s Hospital Auxiliary
Julie Bronstein
Civic Leader
Barbara J. Brown
Civic Leader
Jimmy D. Byrd
President- LTS Group of Companies
President, Ledcor Construction, Inc.
Edgar D. Canada, MD
Pediatric Anesthesiologist
Richard Chen
President & CEO
Paxanic
Mary A. Crowley
Healthcare Advocate
Carol Damon-Scherer
Interim Senior Vice President and
Executive Director
Kris Dickinson
Executive Director
The Donald C. and Elizabeth M. Dickinson
Foundation
Luke Faulstick
President & CEO
Power Partners
Nancie Geller
104th Anniversary Charity Ball Chairman
Tracy Reif-Spiegel
Civic Leader
William R. Hamlin, Jr.
Executive Vice President
Ayres Advisors
Cameron Rooke
Manager
Rooke Fiduciary Management Inc.
Carlee Harmonson
Senior Vice President, Regional Director
The Private Bank
Union Bank
Lloyd A. Rowland
Vice President, Governance and Compliance,
and Secretary
Amylin Pharmaceuticals
Ronald D. Harper, Sr.
President
Harper Construction, Inc.
Shaunna Salzetti-Kahn
Civic Leader
Nancy G. Henderson, Esq.
Partner
Henderson, Caverly, Pum & Charney LLP
Karla Hertzog
CEO/Owner
Innovative Employee Solutions, Inc.
Doug Holmes
President and CEO
Holmes Land Development Corporation
Nicholas Holmes, MD
Division Chief, Urology
Medical Director of Surgical Services
John Lamberti, MD
Director of the Heart Institute
Professor of Surgery, UC San Diego
Richard M. Libenson
Director
Costco Wholesale
Anthony Magit, MD
Immediate Past Chief of Staff
Steve Markey
Market Manager
Walmart
Maria Middaugh-Assaraf
Civic Leader
Scott J. Mubarak, MD
Division Chief, Orthopedics
Professor of Clinical Orthopedic Surgery
UC San Diego
Craig Nichols
Principal
KITCHEN, Inc.
Alison Gildred
Civic Leader
James E. Olson, CLU, ChFC
Financial Representative
Northwestern Mutual Financial Network
Mark A. Grant
Broadcaster
San Diego Padres
Cynthia Ortiz-Salazar
Civic Leader
Erik Greupner
Senior Vice President,
Business Administration & General Counsel
San Diego Padres
Matthew A. Peterson, Esq.
Partner
Peterson & Price
Cathy C. Polk (Immediate Past Chair)
Civic Leader
David F. Hale
Chair
Board of Directors
Rady Children’s Hospital and Health Center
Board of Trustees
Chairman and CEO
Hale BioPharma Ventures, LLC
Lisa Peckham
Civic Leader
Kathleen A. Sellick
President and CEO
Phyllis Snyder
Civic Leader
Chris F. Tresse
Principal
Bernstein Global Wealth Management
Raymond V. Thomas
Civic Leader
Stacey Valencia
Civic Leader
James F. Vargas
Deacon
Diocese of San Diego
Debra Vella, Esq.
Partner
Henderson, Caverly, Pum & Charney LLP
Ray Warren
Civic Leader
Lisa Wilcox-Cassidy
President and Co-Founder
Youreeeka!
Dale Yahnke, CFA, CFP
Partner
Dowling & Yahnke
Jill N. Young
Civic Leader
Anne Zouvas
Civic Leader
Honorary Trustees
Jean E. Hahn Hardy
Civic Leader and Philanthropist
Paul D. Harter
Philanthropist
Joyce F. Klein
Philanthropist
Joan Waitt
Philanthropist
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2012 at Rady Children’s Hospital-San Diego
R
ady Children’s unwavering commitment to put the needs of children first has driven us to create a truly unique healing experience – one
in which the benefits of sophisticated research are realized in a pioneering, family-centered healing environment. Our patients receive
the medical advances of a nationally renowned health center with the care and compassion from a home-town hospital.
We are your children’s hospital.
This innovative combination of energy and empathy provide our children and families with excellence in care and our physicians the
opportunity to seek new breakthroughs and realize them at the bedside.
This Report shows you some of the innovations we have celebrated during the last year. And, most importantly, what that pioneering spirit
means to the children and families in our care.
Our patients inspire us every day with their strength and courage – and their ability to find a smile. Little Anastasie Sagirah
Abboud was just 4 years old when she suffered a life-threatening head injury. In her time at the Hospital, Tasie was cared for
by five departments: Critical Care Neurosurgery, Otolaryngology, Ophthalmology and Cardiology. But Tasie was not the only
one receiving help. Her mom, Alexandra, explains:
“If there's a theme to our experience at Rady Children’s, it is one in which the needs of the whole family were met in subtle but
tangible ways. Once we knew she would survive, the uncertainty of whether Tasie would be the same child we knew and loved
before the accident was the great unspeakable monster in the room. It was watching her interact with her siblings while in the
craft room or listening to a musician sing a tune to the whole family that we caught glimpses of the old Tasie, our Tasie,
re-emerge from the little body that only two weeks before appeared alarmingly vacant.
“We will be forever grateful to the care, both past and ongoing, that Rady Children’s provides all our children.”
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Patrick Ivison is a true
ambassador for Rady
Children’s. Learn more about
this inspirational Miracle Maker
on page 24.
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New Programs and Services
N
o other children’s hospital in California sees as many patients as Rady Children’s. That variety and volume help us stay sharp in every
specialty and subspecialty. It also allows us to be an engine of discovery, creating imaginative new breakthroughs and getting them to
the bedside more quickly. Ultimately, that means we are able to welcome more children and families, from the San Diego region and
beyond, through new and existing programs.
There is a common thread in all of these
innovations and achievements – an
unwavering commitment to the children
and families we serve every day.
Neuro NICU
The new Neuro NICU is focused on treating infants with neurological
issues in our Neonatal Intensive Care Unit in the new Acute Care
Pavilion. Rady Children’s will be one of fewer than 10 NICUs in the
country with this service and the only one in Southern California.
Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Services (CAPS)
Rady Children’s assumed operational responsibility for CAPS from UC San Diego in July; it moved to the main Hospital campus in late
February. CAPS is an acute care, 24-hour, seven-day-per-week facility focusing on crisis intervention, mental health assessments and
treatment of a wide array of mental health diagnoses.
Rady Children’s NICU in Murrieta
Just last November, an agreement between Rady Children’s and
Southwest Healthcare System opened the door for us to provide
neonatal care and expertise to the families of southwest Riverside
County at Rancho Springs Medical Center in Murrieta.
Rady Children’s at Rancho Springs Neonatal Intensive Care Unit
is an 11-bed unit outfitted with advanced instrumentation and the
latest technology to observe, monitor, stabilize or resuscitate
seriously ill newborns. Babies born at Rancho Springs and in need
of specialized care will now be able to stay close to their families.
The NICU joins Rady Children’s other outpatient services in
Murrieta, bringing the Rady Children’s experience and quality of
care to Riverside.
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Motility and Mobility Program
Under the leadership of internationally renowned Dr. Neel Tipnis, the Move
It Center is one of the first programs in California to find specialized
solutions for patients with a variety of disorders, including gastrointestinal
issues, such as chronic pain and feeding intolerance.
Until now, patients had to travel either to the Midwest or the East Coast to
receive treatment for these conditions that could not be addressed by a
general gastroenterologist.
Medical West
San Diego’s first inpatient program for the treatment of eating disorders in children and adolescents, Medical West emphasizes the
importance of family involvement in recovery. The program’s unique approach and better outcomes are already attracting families from
across the country and around the world.
360 Sports Medicine
From little-league to college-level play, the new 360 Sports Medicine program is dedicated to keeping young
athletes in the game. It is the only program serving San Diego and Imperial counties to provide 360 degrees
of care – from preventing and treating injuries to helping improve the performance of young athletes.
Comprehensive, state-of-the-art care is provided by a multidisciplinary team, including sports medicine
specialists, concussion specialists, physical therapists, nutritionists and certified athletic trainers. Our team
works closely with young athletes' primary care physicians, other specialists, parents and coaches to help
them make a safe and rapid return to sports and activities.
Outpatient Procedure Center (OPC)
With the new Warren Family Surgical Center open in the new Acute Care Pavilion,
our former surgical suites have been redesigned to create this important new area.
The OPC provides services for procedures that may require anesthesia or sedation
but do not require a traditional operating room setting.
Learn more! See the complete list of
programs– and learn more about the new
services shown here – at www.rchsd.org.
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Physicians
When you ask families why Rady Children’s doctors are so special, it is a pretty simple answer:
“They listen.”
For parents, this means that they form a trusting collaboration, feeling the confidence of knowing that they have placed their child in expert
hands.
In the world of pediatric medicine, we are proud that our physicians also have something important to say. Nationally and internationally
renowned for their research discoveries and patient outcomes, Rady Children’s doctors are sought out as speakers, teachers and authors.
Two of our new physicians in 2012:
Dr. Bema Bonsu
Emergency Medicine Division Chief
Dr. Bonsu is dedicated to
implementing new initiatives to
improve access and reduce wait times
in the Sam S. and Rose Stein
Emergency Care Center.
“I want patients to know that we are
fully committed to providing the sort
of experience that they would expect
in the first-class place that Rady
Children’s is.”
Dr. Eric Devaney
Division of Cardiovascular Surgery
Dr. Devaney will lead Rady Children’s new
heart transplant program.
“Hiring a surgeon of Dr. Devaney’s caliber is
a game-changer for the cardiovascular surgery
program at Rady Children’s,” says Dr. John J.
Lamberti, the Eugene and Joyce Klein
Director in Cardiovascular Surgery at Rady
Children’s. “Providing heart transplants here
in San Diego will relieve the tremendous
burden that is placed on families who, until now, had no choice but to
travel long distances for care.”
More National Honors
In 2012, Dr. John Bradley, Infectious Disease Specialist at Rady
Children's, became one of seven experts from outside the federal
government who will join the National Biodefense Science Board, a
federal advisory committee which provides expert advice and guidance
on preventing, preparing for, and responding to adverse health effects of
public health emergencies.
Learn more! Click on Find a Doctor at
www.rchsd.org.
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Physician Partnerships
Our physicians also listen to the needs of community and our Hospital as a whole, generously supporting of a variety of critical initiatives,
research and equipment. We give a special thank you to each and every one of the physicians who are a part of our Physician Partnership.
Hyunah Ahn, MD
Paul T. Ishimine, MD
Kimberly P. Newton, MD
Madhu Alagiri, MD
George W. Kaplan, MD
Peter O. Newton, MDs
Eric J. Anderson, MD
Marilyn Kaufhold, MD
Mary O'Connor, D.D.S.
Steven A. Balch, MD
Thomas E. Page, MD
Victoria R. Barrio, MD
Irvin A. Kaufman, MD and Nancy
Kaufman, MD
Nadine Benador, MD
Lauren Kearney, MD
Raymond M. Peterson, MD
Marcella R. Bothwell, MD
Donald B. Kearns, MD and Jean
Wickersham, MD
Bretten D. Pickering, MD
John Bradley, MD and Linda Bradley, MD
Jonathan D. Bui, MD
Edgar D. Canada, MD
Henry G. Chambers, MD
George Chiang, MD and Helen Sohn, MD
Lillian Choi, MD
Steven R. Cohen, MD
Joelle M. Coletta, MD
John R. Crawford, MD
Janet K. Crow, MD
Zenaida Cuisia, MD
Magdalene A. Dohil, MD
Eric Edmonds, MD
Lawrence F. Eichenfield, MD
Alvin H. Faierman, MD
Timothy J. Fairbanks, MD
Robert P. Flynn, MD
Sheila F. Friedlander, MD
Leon Kelley, MD
Leah Kern, MD
Herbert C. Kimmons, MD
Stanley E. Kirkpatrick, MD
Karen M. Kling, MD
Gail R. Knight, MD
Leonard M. Kornreich, MD
Peter G. Kruk, MD
Cynthia Kuelbs, MD
Faith H. Kung, MD
John J. Lamberti, MD
Robert Leshner, MD
Michael J. Levy, MD
David N. Lieberman, MD
Meerana Lim, MD
Amy E. Lovejoy, MD
Catherine E. Madigan, MD
Genevieve N. Parsons, MD
Robert J. Prager, MD
Maya E. Pring, MD
Matilda Remba, MD
Oscar R. Rivera, D.D.S.
William D. Roberts, MD and Deborah
Schiff, MD
Nicholas C. Saenz, MD
San Diego Imaging Medical Group
David R. Schmottlach, MD
Christopher P. Sebrechts, MD
Andrew Skalsky, MD
Mark V. Speziale, MD
Philip D. Szold, MD
Wynnis L. Tom, MD
Doris A. Trauner, MD
Nicholas G. Tsoulos, MD
Stacey L. Ulrich, MD
William S. Umansky, MD
Amy E. Geddis, MD
Anthony E. Magit, MD and
Regina Fleming, MD
Rachel Gianfortune, MD
Sarah R. Marietti-Shepherd, MD
Evelyne H. Vu-Tien, D.D.S.
Henry E. Golembesky, MD
Hal S. Meltzer, MD
Jordan Waldman, MD
Richard H. Haas, MD
Genevieve M. Minka, MD
Dennis R. Wenger, MD
Gabriel Haddad, MD
Kenneth H. Morris, MD
Wendy K. Wright, MD
Brenda Hamer, MD
Scott J. Mubarak, MD
Andrew A. Zimmerman, MD
John P. Hauschildt, MD
Georgeta Muntean, MD
Nicholas M. Holmes, MD
Mark P. Nespeca, MD
Michael Holtel, MD
Robert O. Newbury, MD
Jose A. Honold, MD
Ron S. Newfield. MD
Thomas R. Vecchione, MD
BLUE: Platinum, Gold, Silver and Bronze
Level Partners.
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Research and Technology
R
ady Children’s is dedicated to discovering treatments and cures for childhood diseases through cutting-edge research and the
development of new technologies. Our physician-scientists conduct clinical trials on the most promising treatments and one day hope to
sequence the DNA of every child who comes to us for care. Through this research, we will have a better understanding of the causes of
disease and the role of genetics and the environment. And the more we know about disease, the better we can treat it.
There are more than 170 clinical trials and 260 research projects underway at Rady Children’s in affiliation with UC San Diego School of
Medicine. New technology and equipment is being evaluated every day. Here is a sample of recent work:
Toshiba Catheterization Laboratory System
Rady Children’s Cardiology program continues to expand and improve its
services, recently installing a new Toshiba Catheterization Laboratory system
featuring better image quality and superior radiation safety. “We can do
everything with it that can be done anywhere in the world,” says Dr. John
Moore, Cardiology Division Chief and Professor of Clinical Pediatrics at UC
San Diego. “As practitioners, there’s nothing better than being at a top-notch
facility. We’re very strong advocates for our patients, and we feel like this has
helped us provide better patient care.”
Autism Research
Dr. Joseph Gleeson and researchers at UC San Diego have identified
a rare, hereditary form of autism that may be treatable with
nutritional supplements. The scientists sequenced the genomes of six
children with both autism and epilepsy from three families — in each
case, the children’s parents were first cousins — and found that they
had mutations in a gene that normally prevents the breakdown of
certain amino acids.
“This might represent the first treatable form of autism,” says Dr.
Gleeson, “That is both heartening to families with autism, and also I
think revealing of the underlying mechanisms of autism.”
Dr. Gleeson is also a part of a team studying gene mutations that may
cause massive brain asymmetry, a condition frequently diagnosed in
children with severe epilepsy. This work could help lead to the
prevention of radical surgeries by treating the condition with drug
therapies.
Think of it as a social technology!
Facebook and Twitter continue to
grow as sources for information for
our patient families. Rady Children’s
has more than 13,700 followers on
Facebook at
www.facebook.com/radychildrens and
nearly 3,000 Twitters followers, all of
whom benefit from regular news
updates and inspiring stories.
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SimBaby
The Neonatal Intensive Care Unit at Rady Children’s is among the first children’s hospitals in
the nation to purchase a “SimBaby,” an amazingly realistic doll that breathes, cries, gurgles and
can even turn blue. The technologically advanced doll can simulate a variety of medical
emergencies, including breathing difficulties and heart problems.
Huntington ’s Disease
UC San Diego School of Medicine and Rady Children's have identified two key regulatory
proteins critical to clearing away misfolded proteins that accumulate and cause the progressive,
deadly neurodegeneration of Huntington’s disease (HD). The findings explain a fundamental
aspect of how HD wreaks havoc within cells and provides “clear, therapeutic opportunities,”
says principal investigator Dr. Albert R. La Spada. “We think the implications are significant.
It’s a lead we can vigorously pursue, not just for Huntington’s disease, but also for similar
neurodegenerative conditions like Parkinson’s disease and maybe even Alzheimer’s disease.”
Proton Therapy
Scripps Health and Rady Children’s are teaming up to provide advanced proton treatment to pediatric
cancer patients who need this highly accurate form of therapy for brain tumors. Proton beams allow for
significant sparing of normal tissue compared to X-ray therapy; their use has been shown to greatly
reduce the incidence of long-term complications in children.
Epic Electronic Medical Records
Rady Children’s has revolutionized the way we deliver health care by implementing the
technology and solutions offered by Epic systems. Electronic medical records are now available
anytime, anywhere on devices like tablets and smartphones. Every child has one medical
record number that stays constant – whether they are being seen at their pediatrician’s office or
in an emergency room. Families can now
make online appointments, access their
child’s medical records and communicate
Learn more! You’ll have instant
with doctors through email. Barcode scanning has replaced handwritten medical
access to new discoveries at Rady
ordering, eliminating potential for error.
Children’s when you click on
Latest News at www.rchsd.org.
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Community Outreach
Because Rady Children’s is the region’s only hospital solely dedicated to children, our community means everything to us.
We strive to demonstrate our commitment to our community every day – not just by offering more medical services in more areas (see page
6) or ensuring care to every child who needs it regardless of the family’s ability to pay (see page 16) – but also by seeking ways to provide
education and support to families.
www.rchsd.org
Our website gives you instant access to health tips, symptom checkers, Ask Your
Nurse videos and more. You will find Community Programs there, too, and
access to My Chart to keep you connected to your child’s health online, anytime.
Learn more! See where there are
Rady Children’s medical
specialties offered near you. Click
on Locations at www.rchsd.org.
Volunteer Services
While we reach out the community, the community reaches right back! Our
volunteers contributed 45,810 hours this past year. That is the equivalent of a
$1,107,686 gift to Rady Children’s.
In 2012, Volunteer Services added yoga volunteers who teach classes for young
cancer patients at our Peckham Center for Cancer and Blood Disorders. Healing
Touch volunteers also offer their services throughout the Hospital.
The Chadwick Center for Children & Families
The Chadwick Center perfectly demonstrates Rady Children’s
dedication to being both a “home-town hospital” and an internationally
renowned pediatric medical center.
One of the Center’s many accomplishments in 2012 was providing
trauma counseling for more than 1,500 children and parents involved in child abuse, domestic violence or other forms of trauma. Each
counseling session is delivered with personalized compassionate care while being supported by proven research-based therapies.
On a broader scale, each January the Center hosts the San Diego International Conference on Child and Family Maltreatment, attracting
more than 2,000 professionals from around the world. This is the largest international event focused on the topic of on child abuse.
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Center for Healthier Communities (CHC)
Rady Children’s CHC partners with organizations throughout San Diego to facilitate wellness
and advocacy programs. Its goal? To keep children from ever needing medical services at Rady
Children’s!
CHC’s 2012 success stories include:
• Expansion of the FACES for the Future program to 72 Hoover High School students,
providing hands-on experience and education about healthcare professions. The 15 graduating
seniors in 2012 all plan on continuing their education.
• The Partnership for Smoke-Free Families received the San Diego County Health and Human Services Department’s Public Health
Champion Award for facilitating a steady decrease in the percentage of pregnant women in the county who smoked at some point
during their first trimester.
• The Child Passenger Safety Program, sponsored by Kohl’s, inspected nearly 800 car seats and expanded community efforts to schools,
public health forums and health fairs.
Rethink Your Drink
Rethink Your Drink is an important initiative for both Rady
Children’s employees and our patient families, designed to educate
everyone making healthier drink choices. “Green” drinks, such as
water, 1% milk and unsweetened herbal teas, are always the best
choice for kids.
One sugar-sweetened soda a day? That is 40 pounds of sugar a
year, enough to fill this wheelbarrow!
2012
National Recognition
U.S. News & World Report Honors
10 for 10 – Again!
We are pleased to report that U.S. News & World Report has
once again ranked Rady Children’s among the top children’s
hospitals in the nation in all 10 pediatric specialties it surveyed.
With more than 200 hospitals in the United States, these
rankings place Rady Children’s among the nation’s elite.
Orthopedics: #2
Pulmonology: #22
This is the highest ranking ever for Rady Children’s. Orthopedics’
overall score was 99.2 out of 100 – that’s only eight-tenths of a
percent less than the number one ranked hospital. More than 50
percent of orthopedic specialists surveyed named Rady Children’s as
one of the best.
Our Pulmonology division was the only one in the country to
achieve a perfect score for success in minimizing bloodstream,
ventilator associated pneumonia, and other infections in pediatric
ICU patients.
Urology: #9
Neurology and Neurosurgery: #27
Urology moved up four rankings from last year – breaking into the
top 10 for the first time and scoring among the top four ranked
hospitals in Urology for “success in preventing surgical
complications.”
Moving up 10 places from last year’s rankings, Neurology and
Neurosurgery achieved the highest possible score in two categories:
1) survival following surgery for disorders or procedures including
brain tumors, medically-untreatable epilepsy and head trauma and 2)
success in treating infants and children with epilepsy.
Nephrology: #17
Cardiology: #28
Nephrology made the biggest jump of all 10 specialties ranked –
moving up 12 places from last year’s ranking. The specialty
achieved the highest possible score for percentage of patients
without complications following a kidney biopsy procedure.
Improving its rankings by two places over last year, Cardiology was
ranked among the top six hospitals in the nation for survival
following moderately complex to extremely difficult heart surgery in
the past two years.
Diabetes and Endocrinology: #20
Gastroenterology: #30
Diabetes and Endocrinology outscored the top-ranked hospital
(Children’s Philadelphia) for success in preventing serious problems
in children with Type 1 diabetes and keeping blood levels in check.
Gastroenterology moved up one spot from last year’s rankings,
receiving a score of “Superior” for Overall Infection Prevention and
for success in minimizing bloodstream infections.
Neonatology: #21
Cancer: #37
In nurse-patient ratio, Neonatology ranked #1, outscoring every
other children’s hospital in the survey. It also achieved the highest
score possible for the number and variety of Advanced Clinical
Services available.
Our Cancer program received a higher than average score for
survival of patients receiving stem cell transplants at 100 days
following a bone marrow transplant and received a ranking of
“Superior” for success in minimizing bloodstream infections.
Annual Report
The Bernardy Center:
More Honors from U.S. News & World Report
For the fourth consecutive year, the Helen Bernardy Center for Medically Fragile Children
at Rady Children’s was named to the Honor Roll in U.S News & World Report’s annual
Best Nursing Homes. Our Center was one of 39 nursing homes with perfect performance
ratings. With 15,500 facilities nationwide, the honor places the Bernardy Center among the
nation’s elite.
This year, the Center also moved into its new home in the Nelson Pavilion at the Hospital.
The beautifully redesigned spaces offer more amenities for these very special patients and
their families.
Most Wired
In 2012, Rady Children’s was recognized as one of the nation’s “Most Wired,”
according to the results of the 2012 Most Wired Survey released in the July issue
of Hospitals & Health Networks magazine. This is in recognition of Rady
Children’s commitment to focus on expanding and adopting IT that protects
patient data and optimizes patient flow and communications.
Peak Award
In demonstration of Rady Children’s commitment to being the healthcare Employer of Choice in San Diego, the Patient Access Trainers
received the 2012 PEAK Award from the San Diego chapter of the American Society of Training and Development (ASTD). ASTD San
Diego honors organizations that exemplify Performance Excellence and Applied Knowledge. The team created easily accessed eLearning
courses to help our Patient Access Representatives properly register patients, reducing denied insurance claims and potentially preventing an
annual loss of $8 million. The courses include interactive online learning with system demonstrations, “test your knowledge questions” and
a final exam.
2012
2012 Financial Report
Financial Responsibility
Rady Children’s is dedicated to providing accessible, high-quality pediatric healthcare to our community by investing in patient care
programs, cutting-edge equipment and technology and modernizing and expanding facilities.
Operating income of $85.4 million for fiscal year 2012 was an all-time record high, with $49.4 million attributable to the provider fee
program. Total operating revenue and expenses increased by approximately 5.5 percent and 0.2 percent, respectively, in 2012. Although the
volumes in 2012 were unexpectedly lower at the start of the fiscal year, stringent expense management measures positively impacted
operating results.
Rady Children’s continues to maintain a strong credit rating and capital position, and completed a $100 million debt offering in November
2011. Additionally, due to Rady Children’s ongoing investment in Epic electronic medical record software, the Hospital and many
physicians qualified for government electronic health record incentive payments, of which Rady Children’s received $6.5 million in 2012.
We maintain our commitment to fiscal excellence and responsibility while remaining equally committed to being the safety net for the
children in our community. Last year, in fact, 56.6 percent of our patients had little or no private medical insurance. But each received
the same outstanding care.
Annual Report
2012: By the numbers:
Last year, Rady Children’s provided care to
155,613 children. There were:
• 60,105 emergency care visits to the Sam S. and Rose Stein Emergency Care Center.
• 39,351 urgent care visits.
• Nearly 1,100 trauma patients.
• 222,574 outpatient visits, including 57,800 visits to our orthopedics clinics.
• 21,132 surgeries, including nearly 500 heart surgeries in the Warren Family Surgical Center.
• 15,911 inpatient admissions.
• 200 newly diagnosed cancer patients and 15,000 visits to the Viterbi Outpatient Clinic
in the Peckham Center for Cancer and Blood Disorders.
• More than 280 children evaluated in our Autism Discovery Institute.
• 1,500 children and parents involved in child abuse, domestic violence and other
forms of trauma who were provided counseling through our Chadwick Center for
Children & Families.
• 730 infants cared for at Rady Children’s Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU);
more than 480 infants at Scripps Memorial Hospital Encinitas and
Scripps Memorial Hospital La Jolla; and more than 350 infants at
Palomar Medical Center.
2012
Financial Overview
It feels great to know you are helping children.
But that is not the only reason to support Rady Children’s Hospital-San Diego.
Rady Children’s is a non-profit, free-standing hospital; more than 56 percent of the patients we see have little or no private medical
insurance. These kids depend on us, and we will always put their needs first.
But our commitment extends far beyond that basic need. We are dedicated to excellence in care – the latest technology, the best equipment,
the most progressive research and the finest teaching – because that is the right thing to do for every child.
We offer programs and services that will never be reimbursed by insurance, simply because our families deserve the best.
Your support ensures that Rady Children's exceeds expectations and touches the lives of children and families far into the future..
!" #$% &'( The Campaign for Rady Children’s surpasses goal!
F
or Rady Children’s Hospital Foundation, the most
important accomplishment of 2012 was the successful
completion of The Campaign for Rady Children’s.
Thanks to an extraordinary
outpouring of giving from
every corner of San Diego,
Rady Children’s
announced in July that this
ambitious effort to raise
$220 million to care for the sick
and injured children of San Diego by
December 2012, had reached its goal six months early.
Through the Campaign, Rady Children’s was able to
complete our Acute Care Pavilion, home to the Peckham
Center for Cancer and Blood Disorders, the Warren Family
Surgical Center, the Viterbi Outpatient Clinic and Carley's Magical Gardens.
The Campaign also supported Rady Children’s efforts to provide the most comprehensive care and advanced technology, and support
discovery through research and teaching.
Over the course of the Campaign, we received more than 5.2 million gifts, from $1 to $60 million, demonstrating the wide range of support
we have from a huge cross section of our community.
Our community was so giving that the Foundation established a stretch goal to raise an additional $5 million by December 31, 2012.
We are proud to announce our final total for the Campaign for Rady Children’s is $229,034,143 – the largest fundraising campaign
in the history of Rady Children’s.
Thank You!
Annual Report
Philanthropy in Action
We give special thanks to:
Children’s Circle of Care: Children’s Circle of Care members support Rady Children’s with annual gifts of $10,000 or more. Since 2007,
our 434 San Diego members have raised more than $49.5 million. Learn more on pages 20-21.
Rady Children’s Auxiliary: In 2012, our Auxiliary raised more than $1.6 million. Kids’ NewsDay brought in more than $100,000 and
more than 35,000 people skated through the holidays at Fantasy on Ice. Learn more on pages 30-31
Charity Ball: The 103rd Anniversary, Spectacular San Diego, raised more than $265,651 to benefit the Trauma Center at Rady Children’s.
Learn more on page 45.
Shamu & You Family Walk: In 2012, there were 4,159 walkers, 198 teams and a net of more than $280,000.
Miracle Makers: More than 1,153 individuals, community groups and businesses became Miracle Makers by raising at least $500 a year.
Some of those contributed $5,000 or more annually and are honored as members of our Miracle Makers Council. Learn more on pages 24-29.
Volunteer Services: Volunteers donated 45,810 hours of time in fiscal year 2012 . That is the equivalent of a $1,107,686 gift to Rady
Children’s!
2012
sm
T
he name really says it all: Children’s Circle of Care is a very special group of philanthropists who donate generously
to help the patients and families at Rady Children’s receive life-saving and life-changing care.
Through annual gifts of $10,000 or more, Children’s Circle of Care members support a common mission: To advance the
work of pediatric healthcare, research and education to benefit children.
Through the 24 participating hospitals, Children’s Circle of Care has an international presence, but it is most meaningful
to our San Diego members that their generosity touches the lives of children right here at Rady Children’s. This
membership played a significant role in the success of The Campaign for Rady Children’s (page 18); since 2007, our 434
San Diego members have raised more than $49.5 million.
For more information, please contact Amy Weeks at 858-966-8116 or aweeks@rchsd.org.
CHILDREN’S CIRCLE OF CARE MEMBERS
Royal Circle Members
2011 Members**
Dr. and Mrs. Henry G. Chambers
Mr. and Mrs. George Gildred
Anonymous (3)
Anonymous (13)
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Chen
Mr. and Mrs. David Gillig
The Carlson Family
Dr. and Mrs. John R. Ahlering
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ciardella
Kristin and Gary Gist
S.CPO James F. Falk USN (Ret.)
Mr. and Mrs. William Ames
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Cohen
Drs. Lauren Gist and Carter Maurer
Jean Hahn Hardy and John I. Hardy*
Mr. Roger Anderson
Mrs. James W. Conte
Katrin and Ryan Gist
Betty Anne Arenz
Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Copley
Alan and Debbie Gold
Mr. and Mrs. William Ayyad
Ms. Mary A. Crowley
Connie K. Golden
Mr. Robert H. Baker
Ms. Heidi DeBerry and Mr. Steve Clapick
Mr. James R. Greenbaum, Jr.
Ms. Rusti Bartell-Weiss
Mr. and Mrs. Gary DeBora
Ms. Carolyn Haag
Mr. and Mrs. Beulke
Ms. Shannon Dempsey
Mr. and Mrs. B. Michael Haak
Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Bezdek
Mr. and Mrs. Henry den Uijl
Mr. and Mrs. David F. Hale
Mrs. Peter Peckham
Mr. Robert Bishop
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Price
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Black
The Donald C. and Elizabeth M.
Dickinson Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald D. Harper, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest S. Rady
The Honorable Walter L. Blackwell III and
Maureen Blackwell
Carol and Martin Dickinson
Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Hering
Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. Rady
Christine and Kris Dickinson
Ms. Karla J. Hertzog
Mr. and Mrs. Jean-Claude Saada
Mr. and Mrs. James K. Boaz
Rebecca Dickinson Welch and Gary Welch
Mr. and Mrs. James Hervey
Mr. and Mrs. Per Borgstrom
Mali and Nasser Digius
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Hervey
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brazell
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dokmo
Mrs. Ingrid B. Hibben
Sophie and Arthur Brody Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Douglass
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hicok
Mr. and Mrs. George Bronstein
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Engel
Mrs. Peggy E. Hill
Ms. Barbara J. Brown
Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Engman
Mr. Douglas Holmes
Ms. Patti Holmes
Mr. and Mrs. James Hervey
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Hervey
Mrs. Joyce F. Klein
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Lede
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Peckham
Mrs. John M. Sachs
Ms. Letitia Swortwood
Dr. and Mrs. Andrew Viterbi
Ms. Joan Waitt
Mr. Ted Waitt
Jean Hahn Hardy and John I. Hardy*
Mr. and Mrs. Brett Brown
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Epstein
Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Warren
Pamela and Spencer Burkholz
Ms. Anne L. Evans
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Howe
Mr. and Mrs. Martin J. Wygod
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Busby
S.CPO James F. Falk USN (Ret.)
Ms. Catherine Hyndman
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Byrd
Jane and Thompson Fetter
Ms. Arlyne A. Ingold
Robert Campbell and Becci Rocco
Janet E. Fioriti
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Johnson
The Carlson Family
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Flatley
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Steven Cassidy
Mrs. Theodor S. Geisel
Barbara and Terrence Caster and Family
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Gilchrist, Jr.
The Rev. Canon Michael and
Dr. Nancy Kaehr
Annual Report
GIFTS THAT INSPIRE
Paying it Forward
The Lee Family
S
oon after little Bennett Lee was born, his parents sensed their baby was seriously ill,
although symptoms were vague. Finally, at a 4-month checkup, an X-ray showed a loop of
intestine in front of Bennett’s heart.
The family immediately headed to Rady Children’s, where pediatric surgeon Dr. Timothy
Fairbanks determined that Bennett had been born with a hole in his diaphragm. Dr. Fairbanks
performed delicate laparoscopic surgery to move the intestine back into place and repair the
tiny diaphragm.
Three days later, Bennett was home and on his way to a full recovery.
“It was a remarkable surgery,” says Dr. David Lee, Bennett’s grandfather and a retired physician. ”It was apparent that had it been left another week or two
this could have been life-threatening. We were enormously grateful, not just to the doctor but to the nurses and support staff for the care Bennett received.”
The family has expressed its appreciation with a $50,000 gift to the Hope and Healing Fund, dedicated to Rady Children’s highest and most urgent needs.
More than half of children treated at Rady Children’s have little or no private health insurance, and the fund provides for their care during serious illness or
injury. The family wanted to help others facing a similar emergency but without the resources to take care of it.
The gift comes from grandparents Dr. and Mrs. David and Sandra Lee and Karen and Daniel Hernandez, as well as parents Kimberly and Benjamin Lee.
“Bennett is now just over a year old, and he’s a happy, healthy, delightful little boy,” Dr. Lee says. “We couldn’t be happier.”
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Kahn
John W. Meisenbach
Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell J. Robins
Ray and Linda Thomas
Robert C. and Ranelle A. Kain
Mr. and Mrs. Todd Mikles
Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Rooke
Marie Tuthill
Kamakura Family
Neil and Anna Mintz
Steve and Jackie Rosetta
Mr. and Mrs. James F. Vargas
Drs. Nan and Buzz Kaufman
William* and Patricia Moises
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore D. Roth
Mr. and Mrs. Bill and Norma Verbeck
Dr. Donald B. Kearns and
Dr. Jean Wickersham
Mr. and Mrs. Chad Morse
Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Rubenacker
Dr. and Mrs. Andrew Viterbi
Noreen and David Mulliken
Mr. and Mrs. David Ryan
Ms. Joan Waitt
Mr. Mark Kersey
Mr. and Mrs. Saad J. Nadhir
Mr. and Mrs. Jean-Claude Saada
Mr. Ted Waitt
Dr. and Mrs. Herbert C. Kimmons
Virginia Napierskie
Mrs. John M. Sachs
Ken and Julie Warren
Mr. and Mrs. James King
Mr. and Mrs. Ken K. Nolen
Mr. and Mrs. William Sailer
Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Warren
Barbara G. Kjos
Mr. and Mrs. Bradley K. Norris
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip G. Sellick
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph V. Whitworth
Mrs. Joyce F. Klein
Mr. and Mrs. Owen O’Brien
Ms. Nathalie Sherman
Mr. and Mrs. Scott N. Wolfe
Mr. Brian Kloss
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Ogle, Jr.
Donald* and Darlene Shiley
Mr. and Mrs. Brent Woods
Stephanie and Leslie Kourie
Mr. Abe Ordover
Mr. and Mrs. John Simon
Mr. and Mrs. Martin J. Wygod
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Lede
Mr. and Mrs. Jere Oren
Jan and Jim Sinegal
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Yahnke
Mr. and Mrs. Diane Lekven
Sheryl Osborne
James E. and Heather Skeen, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald M. Young
Cindy and Steve Leonard
Mr. Griffin Ordway and Ms. Yulia Vasilieva
Mr. Donald Smoyer
Mr. and Mrs. Peter S. Zouvas
Ms. Star Lerach
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Peckham
Mr. and *Mrs. Walter J. Smoyer
Mr. and Mrs. Howard B. Levenson
Mrs. Peter Peckham
Mr. and Mrs. David R. Snyder
Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Libenson
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew A. Peterson
Mr. and Mrs. Steven Sourapas
Linden Root Dickinson Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Polk
Leo and Tracy Spiegel
Ms. Elaine Lipinsky*
Dr. Judith Posnikoff
Mr. Bob Stefanko
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Lofaro
Audrey Potterton
Mr. and Mrs. Jerome P. Stein
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Luddy
Mr. and Mrs. James Previti
Donald K. and Mabel G. Sullivan
Ms. Mary Macchiaroli
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Price
Gaby and Rich Sulpizio
Ms. Michelle Goodes MacDonald
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest S. Rady
Anthony E. Magit, M.D. and Regina Fleming, M.D.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. Rady
Marcia Hart Swanson and
Tim Swanson
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff McCain
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Ralph
Ms. Letitia Swortwood
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry McTaggart
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Reasons
Ms. Maria Medina
Shirley and Sam Richter and Family
Mr. Kevin Tang and
Dr. Hae-Young Tang
*Deceased
**Membership is based on calendar
year giving.
2012
L
egacy Circle members help us create a healthier future for new generations of children – helping us keep our covenant
with our community to be there for families – now and for years to come – through wills, trusts, and other types of
planned or deferred gifts.
Including Rady Children’s in your estate is a natural – and surprisingly easy – way to continue to help our community’s
children. You will be leaving a legacy that will be rediscovered by thousands of families every year, for generations to come.
For more information, please contact Elise Webster at 858-966-5804 or ewebster@rchsd.org.
2012 Rady Children’s Hospital Legacy Circle Members
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Terry J. Butler
Anonymous-Mabel Jessop Member (2)
Geraldine Adams
Gayle Allen
Edward and Georgette Alvarez
Angelica Camargo & Frank Lowthers Mabel Jessop Member
**Marcela Eck
Cammie and Jon Glaze - Mabel Jessop
Member
Taryl Andersen
Sue and Dan Carter
Jolene Elconin and Family
Thea D. Glazer
Maria and John Assaraf
Leslie and Shlomo Caspi
**John and Joyce Greer
**Susan Barnes
Lynn F. Cassidy - Mabel Jessop Member
Natalie and George Emerson – Mabel
Jessop Member
Marvin M. Barofsky
Jill and Dr. Hank Chambers
Greg and Judy Ervice
**Gregory A. and Barbara S. Haefele
Peggy Barrett
**Jack and Joy Charney
**James F. and Masako Falk
Rick and Sherry Beckhart – Mabel Jessop
Member
Karen Cheesman and Peter Shusterman
- Mabel Jessop Member
Helen Farschon
Jeridean J. Hafter - Mabel Jessop
Member
Berger Mulligan Revocable Family Trust
Rosea Lynn Churchill in Celebration of
Dalice Lee Churchill
Jon and Tracey Beyrer
Mary C. Bishop
The Honorable Walter L. Blackwell III and
Maureen Blackwell
Penny and Harold Dokmo
**Hugh R. and Gladys R. Gildow
Phillip D. Campbell
**Richard W. and Frieda E. Dunn
Dr. and Mrs. Edgar D. Canada
Leslie and Scott Dupree - Mabel Jessop
Member
David and Paula Gillig - Mabel Jessop
Member
Kevin and Cindy Clark - Mabel Jessop
Member
**Virgil and Virginia Cowan
Ted and Ruby Ferrell
Robert and Norma Fethler
Bernice and Harry Fingerman in Memory
of Peter Fingerman
Mari and Michael Fink - Mabel Jessop
Member
Vicente and Alicia Guarner
Mr. and Mrs. J. Scofield Hage - Mabel
Jessop Member
Elizabeth Halouzka, DC
Phil and Angee Hansen - Mabel Jessop
Member
**John I. and Jean E. Hardy
Vellet Wyatt Finley and John A. Finley
and Family – Mabel Jessop Member
Carlee and Rick Harmonson
**Stephen and Alva Fiorentino
**Paul D. Harter
**Michael F. Crowley
Sue and Dean Fledderjohn - Mabel
Jessop Member
Stephen A. Hebert, M.D.
Michael J. Czysz
**Erwin and Anna Mae Forman
Murray and Jackie Helm
**John L. and E. Lynn Bown
**Dan and Mary Dahl
**Frank L. and Genevieve E. Fogg
Bruce and Nancy Henderson
Mary Alice and Ronald Brady
Charles and Darlyn Davenport - Mabel
Jessop Member
George E. Francis
William and Diana Herron
Alexandria K. Franciscan
**Karla J. Hertzog
**William A. and Kathy Davidson
Ronald and Gaye Friedman
John W. and Margaret D. Holl
Mimi Groom Davis - Mabel Jessop
Member
**Robert B. and Shirley S. Fromm
Jim and Tammy Hollins
**Greg, Norma and Bryan Gaertner
Paula H. and Charles E. Day - Mabel
Jessop Member
**Herbert E. and Anne M. Hopkins
**Dr. and Mrs. Allan D. Gale
Mrs. Aubrey J. Hopkins
Elaine and Murray Galinson
Patricia Houchins
Anne and John Gilchrist, Jr.
Jean Hunt
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Gilchrist, Sr.
**John Huth
Jim and Betsy Boaz - Mabel Jessop
Member
**John R. Bogaert
**Vince and Camilla Borchers
The Bossenbroek Family – Mabel Jessop
Member
**James M. and Gladys R. Brower
Barbara J. Brown - Mabel Jessop
Member
Cathy and Michael Brown - Mabel Jessop
Member
Steve Brucker and Colleen Callahan
**M.T. "Terry" Bucknum
Spencer and Pamela Burkholz
Michael C. and Elizabeth A. Copley
Sharla and Ken Coyle – Mabel Jessop
Member
**Mary A. Crowley
Carmen Delgadillo in Memory of Scott
Delgadillo - Mabel Jessop Member
Francoise Demerson-Baker
Ann C. Harris
**Allen C. and Georgia F. Hartsock
Annual Report
GIFTS THAT INSPIRE
Keeping Children Safe
Daniel Jacobson
D
aniel and Martha Addalee Jacobson loved children, although they were
unable to have their own. When Addalee died in 2000, Dan decided to
honor her memory with a celebration tile installed at Rady Children’s. He also
became a Legacy Circle member, making the Hospital the sole beneficiary of
his $2 million estate.
Supervising fire safety projects at Navy and Air Force
installations, his top secret clearance allowed him to
work on programs such as the Minuteman ballistic
missile system and the global network of military satellite facilities. As a
consultant, he helped create a landmark guide in earthquake disaster response.
The decision was characteristic of Dan, who devoted much of his own life to
safeguarding the lives of others. A Chicago native, in 1942 he became a
commissioned officer in the Naval Reserve, serving in the Pacific during World
War II. Following a distinguished 35-year career in the Reserve as a
professional engineer in fire protection and loss prevention, Dan worked as a
fire safety consultant.
In 2001, Dan wrote a Hospital administrator about his gift to Rady Children’s.
He and Addalee first met in Chicago but fell in love after meeting again in San
Diego in 1945. They soon married and made San Diego home, although Dan’s
work often took him away.
“I firmly believe that Children’s Hospital is performing a very significant
service in improving healthcare in our society,” he wrote, “and I feel privileged
to take part in your endeavors.”
Dan died in December, 2011. Through his generosity, his contribution to
children’s health lives on.
**Virginia M. and Donald R. Pierce
William and Glenda Super
Tim and Marcia Swanson
Marty and Carole Mathios
Sandy and John Price - Mabel Jessop
Member
CDR Daniel W. and Martha Addalee
Jacobson USNR (Ret.)
Mrs. Kyoko Matsuda
**Drs. Romeo A. and Milagros Y. Quini
**Josephine Thomas
**Lee E. and Ruth S. Mattei
Evelyn and Ernest Rady
James and Susan Jenkins
**Colin F. and Kitty I. McDonald
Martina Reed
Ken Treshow in Celebration of Kaaren
Louise Treshow
John L. and Kathleen Jenkins Family
Trust
**Patrick McDougall
Lyn and Philip J. Rice
**Pauline Travis Smith
**Curtis R. and Virginia A. McKenzie
Lori Robinson
Lisa and Paul Van Dolah
**Rod A. and Shirley B. McLennan
Martha Rodriguez
James F. and Fran Vargas
The Meadors
Lucianna Lynn Rosecrans in Celebration
of Nicholas Owen Rosecrans
**Mary Sue Hyatt
Nikki and David Jackson - Mabel Jessop
Member
Carol D. and Ronald L. Johnson
J. Monroe Jones - Mabel Jessop Member
**John and Deborah Joyce
Mike and Dennie Maslak - Mabel Jessop
Member
**Barbara Berman Katz
Catherine L. Meyer - Mabel Jessop
Member
Albert Roth
Drs. Nancy and I.A. "Buzz" Kaufman
Elizabeth and Louis Meyer
The Peter and Ingrid Rubenacker Family
Mr. and Mrs. John Keilman - Mabel
Jessop Member
Neil and Anna Mintz
Blair and Georgia Sadler
**Charles H. and Carole S. Mitchell
**Bent S. and Rita Moller
Jodi and Terry Savage - Mabel Jessop
Member
Sam and Mona Morebello - Mabel Jessop
Member
Jeanie and Patrick Scott – Mabel Jessop
Member
Michael, Julie and Emily Muehl
Bonnie and Josef Sedivec - Mabel Jessop
Member
**Quincella P. Kimbrough
Kimberly and James King – Mabel Jessop
Member
Gordon and Nancy Kinley
**Joyce F. Klein
Leslie S. Klein
**Jeffrey B. and Bonny Knight
**Jeri L. Kroosz
**Richard and Klementyna Newkirk
Ron Neuhauser
Barbara J. Norman
Eric T. Wagner
Mike and Terri Wahl - Mabel Jessop
Member
Andrea Naverson Wait and Dwight Wait
Neal and Tracy Walton
Julie and Kenneth Warren
James and Jean Waters
Elise and Mike Webster
Jean M. Larsen
Jere and Joyce Oren
Ted and Marlyn Lawson
**Louis C. and Sylvia Perna - Mabel
Jessop Member
Laura Stansberry
Theo Lewis
Wayne R. Perry
**Dr. Victor Y. and Thema K. Lindblade
**Joan L. Peterson
Laura and Jon Stearn – Mabel Jessop
Member
Mrs. E.G. Loesch
**Paul A. and Barbara J. Peterson
**Dr. Elizabeth Lynn
Gilbert and Renee Peyton
Minnie M. Maloof, Family Endowment
Fund
**Jean C. Phillips
**Hans D. and Doris W. Pieper
Susan and Jim Wade - Mabel Jessop
Member
Edith and Mark Smith – Mabel Jessop
Member
James E. and Robin Olson – Mabel
Jessop Member
Debra Marbut
Debra J. Vella, Esq.
Angela and Kirk Wachtmann - Mabel
Jessop Member
**John Russell Slater
**Stephen and Carrie Lansker
**Richard F. Le Blanc
The Thiemann Family
**Spencer A. "Jay" Smith, Jr.
Phyllis and David Snyder
**Jack D. and Dorothy E. Spencer-Jones
**Ruth R. Steiner
Bjorn and Cheryl Steinholtt – Mabel
Jessop Member
The Wettlaufer Family
Juanita Whear
Scott and Cissy Wolfe
Douglas N. Young
John Zathas
Elizabeth Ziliankoff
Doris A. Zylstra
**Charter Members
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Strazzeri
**Donald K. and Mabel G. Sullivan
2012
Corporate Support
Some San Diego businesses have always had a heart for children – and for Rady Children’s. And for good reason. Companies find that
supporting Rady Children’s increases employee morale, enriches business opportunities and strengthens community awareness.
Community Involvement
Individuals, families, clubs and community groups can all enjoy the good feeling of making a difference in the life of a child. Projects that
help Rady Children’s bring everyone closer together, joined in a new spirit of philanthropy that makes everyone feel good!
There are many ways for businesses and community groups to get involved. They can:
Make a direct contribution.
Hold fundraising events.
Develop an employee giving program.
Sponsor Hospital events.
Form a walk team for the Shamu &
You Family Walk.
Hold a toy drive.
By raising at least $500 a year for Rady Children’s, companies and community groups become a part of our Miracle Makers Program, and
those contributing $5,000 or more annually are honored as members of our Miracle Makers Council (see pages 25-26).
For more information about how you can become a Miracle Maker, call 858-966-5988.
2012 Miracle Maker Honorees
Outstanding Corporate Miracle Maker: Cricket Communications
Most Creative Miracle Maker: Sharla and Michael Hank
Since 2009, Cricket Communications has donated nearly
$1.4 million to Rady Children’s through their annual charity golf
tournament. Funds from these tournaments have benefited, among
others, the Peckham Center for Cancer and Blood Disorders,
Developmental Services, the Orthopedic Department. Going above
and beyond in another way, Cricket Communications has
introduced new donors to the Hospital and helped them in their
fundraising efforts.
Sharla and Michael Hank help celebrate World Down Syndrome
Day in March by hosting an indoor rock climbing fundraising
event called “Climbing to New Heights for Down Syndrome.” And
they reach new heights in other creative ways, too, hosting the
“Merry All Comedy Ball,” a charity comedy show and “A Ride of
Inspiration,” a charity motorcycle ride/poker run. All told, the
Hanks have raised more than $140,000 for the Down Syndrome
Center at Rady Children's.
Outstanding Community Miracle Maker: The Sycuan Band of
the Kumeyaay Nation
Junior Miracle Maker: Patrick Ivison
Sycuan has supported the Hospital for more than 20 years, donated
more than $550,000 to support the Peckham Center for Cancer and
Blood Disorders and the Regional Law Enforcement Teddy Bear
Drive fund. In true community spirit, Sycuan has also been a
wonderful supporter of the Rady Children’s Hospital Auxiliary
(pages 28-29), donating venue space and auction items.
Patrick Ivison began his relationship with Rady Children’s as a
patient. Now, he is an avid supporter of Rady Children’s, lending
time to events such as AJ’s Crane, donor and staff meetings,
Radiothon, and fundraising events. He also chooses to spend his
own time visiting patients at the Hospital that are being treated for
injuries similar to his own. Patrick exemplifies the importance of
being a young leader and reminds us all that no matter the size of
the task, big or small, it can always be accomplished with
perseverance.
Annual Report
2012 Miracle Makers Council
A-1 Self Storage
Ace Hardware
Adopt Me 2000
Aeropostale Inc.
AJ's Kids
Alliance Beverage - QV Division
Alpine Squares
Alvarado Institute of Skin Care
American Dairy Queen Corporation
Ametek Programmable Power
Amgen Pac-Match Gift Program
AMN Healthcare
Angie's Kettle Corn
Anheuser-Busch Companies, Inc.
Anonymous (5)
Applied Medical Resources Corp.
Arise Waco Scaffolding & Equipment
Ashford University Bridgepoint Education
Assurant Solutions
AT&T United Way Employee Giving
Campaign
Bacardi USA
The Bahia Resort Hotel
Banana Boat Sun Care
Bank of America
Barona Resort and Casino
Baskets of Hope
Bencotto Italian Kitchen
Big Box Storage, Inc.
Biggs Harley Owners Group - Toy Store
Invasion
Bimbo Bakeries USA
The Bishop's School
Borges USA
Bosa Development California, Inc.
Bradford Renaissance Portraits
The Brees Dream Foundation
The Brewer Family
BRICK - Team Grandma
The Brickman Group, LTD
Brightpoint North America L.P.
Brightstar US, Inc.
British Airways
Brown-Forman
Bumbleride, Inc.
Byte Mobile
Cabrillo Credit Union
Cafe La Maze
Cafe Valley Bakery
Calico Brands
California and Nevada Credit Union
League
California Coast Credit Union
California Credit Union League, San
Diego Chapter
California Pizza Kitchen
Cancer-Ride For Life
CareFusion Foundation
Carols by Candlelight
Carson's Trike & Bike
Casual Crafters
CBS Radio's KyXy 96.5 and ENERGY
103.7
Charity Ball
Chevron
Chick-Fil-A
Chico's FAS, Inc.
Children's Miracle Network Hospitals
Chili's Grill & Bar Restaurant
Chin's Seafood & Grill, Inc.
Family & Friends of Brian Chrislock, Jr.
Christmas Tabernacle
Chula Vista Police Department
Clairemont's Joining Hands
Clif Bar
CMJ
CO-OP Financial Services
Coca-Cola Bottling Company of San
Diego
Columbus Foods
Combined Federal Campaign
ConKerr Cancer
Constellation Wines U.S.
Corona Extra
Costco Wholesale
Covers With Love and Optimist Clubs of
Southern California
Cox Cares Foundation
Cox Communications San Diego
Cranio Angels
Creative Fusion
Credit Unions for Kids
Cricket Communications
Crown Imports
Drs. Kimberly and Stephen Dankworth
Dart Container Corp.
Del Mar Thoroughbred Club
Del Real Foods
Deloitte LLP
Department of California Highway Patrol
Diageo
Diageo North America-Arizona
Walt Disney Company Foundation
DJO, Inc.
DLA Piper US LLP
Domino's Pizza of San Diego
Don Miguel Mexican Food
The Dale Donnelly Memorial Golf
Tournament
DS Action
Duke Energy Foundation
Dunkin' Donuts & Baskin Robbins
Community Foundation, Inc.
Dunn-Edwards Paints
Elam's Hallmark
eLiveLife
Emerald Textiles
Entravision Communications
Epic Systems Corporation
Ericsson, Inc.
Excelsior Wines
FBI Recreation Association
Fiesta de Reyes
First Foundation, Inc.
Foster Farms
Freeman Decorating
Friends & Family of Timothy J. Nguyen
Friends of Scott Foundation
Frito-Lay
Fuller Electric Corporation
G&G Outfitters
Galderma Laboratories, L.P.
Arthur J. Gallagher & Company
E. & J. Gallo Winery
Arnel Garcia Photography
Garden Fresh Restaurant Corp.
F. Gavina & Sons, Inc.
Geico
Gelderhead Audio Productions
General Mills
Georgia-Pacific
Ghirardelli Chocolate
Girl Scout Troops of San Diego and
Imperial Counties
Give Back to Impact Foundation
Global Tower, LLC
Golden Grove Trading, Inc.
Good Earth Plant Company, Inc.
Goodrich/Rohr Employees' Will-Share
Club
Gordon Family
The Grand Del Mar Resort
William Grant & Sons USA
Hard Rock Café
Hawaiian Tropic
Hazard Center
HD Supply
Heart Heroes
Heineken USA
Heinz North America
Helix Mechanical, Inc.
Henry's Fund
Henry's Hemophiliacs
The Hershey Company
Hewlett-Packard
Hewlett-Packard Employee Charitable
Giving
HF Bar Ranch
Holland America Line
Hologic/Gen-Probe, Inc.
Honda Dealers of San Diego County
Hornblower Cruises and Events
Hotel del Coronado
House of Blues San Diego
HTC America Inc.
Huawei
Hyundai Motor America
IHOP
IKEA
Illumina Inc.
The Irvine Company
Isabella's Gift
Islands Restaurants
Patrick Ivison
The Jack in the Box Foundation
Jaffe Estate Winery
The Jel Sert Company
Jelly Belly Candy Company
Jersey Mike's Subs
Jimbo's
Johnny's Fine Foods
Johnson & Johnson
JPMorgan Chase Foundation
JW Floor Covering, Inc.
Kay Jewelers
Kellogg's
Kid Hip Inc.
Kid Ventures
Kiwanis Clubs of San Diego County
KLS Martin, L.P.
Kobrand Corporation
Kohl's Cares
Ron Komendera's Holiday of Lights
Kowners
KPBS
KPRI 102.1
Delaney Kuepper
KUSI
Kyocera Communications, Inc.
L-3 Communications Telemetry-West
La Terra Fina
Langer Juice
Lapides Asset Management, LLC
Vickie Lavanty Salon
Lawyers Title
Lazer Broadcasting
Ledcor Construction Inc.
Legends Escrow Services Inc.
LEGOLAND California, Inc.
Lexus Escondido
LG Communications
LG Electronics MobileComm
Liam's Fund for Neurosurgery
Love's Travel Stops & Country Stores
Luke 12:7
Macy's Parade & Entertainment Group
Magic Laundry Services, Inc.
Manchester Grand Hyatt
Manpower Temporary Services
Maria Assaraf's No Matter What
Marriott Businesses
Max and Jake's Big Race
MBE, A UPS Company
McCarthy Building Companies, Inc.
Media Presentation Group
Medicis Global Services Corporation
MedImpact Healthcare Systems, Inc.
Meketa Investment Group
Michelin North America
Microsoft Giving Campaign and Matching
Gifts
The Mikey Show
Miller Coors
2012
Mission Federal Credit Union
Morey's Seafood International
Morrison & Foerster
Motorola
mPortal Inc.
Kiri Mulkins
Emilio Nares Foundation
National Association of Women in
Construction
National University
NBC 7 San Diego
Nestle Direct Store Delivery
Nestle Dreyer's Ice Cream
Nestle USA
Nestle Waters North America
Newman's Own
Neyenesch Printers, Inc.
NICU Crew
Nordson Corporation
Nordstrom, Inc.
Northwestern Mutual Financial Network
NRG Music and Productions
One Crazy Grandma
Ovation by DC Labs
Pacific Beach Shore Club
Pacific Events
Pacific Marine Credit Union
Pacific Rim Mechanical
Panda Restaurant Group, Inc.
Paro Wines
Partners of Progress, Inc.
Party Makers and Fun, Inc.
The Pediatric Oncology Treasure Chest
Foundation
Pencil Bugs
The Pepsi Bottling Group
Perfect Game, Inc.
Pernod Ricard
Personal Communications Devices, LLC
Pfizer La Jolla
PHD USA
Phillip's Fine Jewelry
Pinkberry
Pop Chips
Porsche of San Diego
Port of San Diego
Pottery Barn Kids
Power Partners, Inc.
Pro Player Foundation
Procopio Cory Hargreaves & Savitch LLP
Professional Alliance for Children
Prommis Solutions
PRP Wine International, Inc.
Qatalyst Group LP
QUALCOMM Incorporated
Quick-Dry Flood Services
Quinnova Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
Radio Latina 104.5 FM
Rady Children's Hospital Auxiliary
The Ralphs/Food 4 Less Foundation
Raymert Press, Inc.
RE/MAX International, Inc.
Reckitt Benckiser
Regional Law Enforcement Teddy Bear
Drive
Research in Motion (RIM)
Reynolds Consumer Products
RFT Management and Development
Rite Aid Corporation
Rubio's Fresh Mexican Grill
Sampco Inc.
Samsung - The Vega Group
San Diego 6, The CW
San Diego Association of Health
Underwriters
San Diego Chargers
San Diego County Credit Union
San Diego County Toyota Dealers
Association
San Diego Dental Health Foundation
San Diego Gas & Electric
San Diego Ice Arena
San Diego Imaging Medical Group
San Diego Metropolitan Credit Union
San Diego Padres
San Diego Professionals Against Cancer
San Diego Sockers
San Diego United Lions Club
San Diego Zoo and Safari Park
SanDisk
Sara Lee Food and Beverage
Savannah Cat Shoppe
Schreiber Foods
Schubach Aviation
ScriptSave
SeaWorld of California, Inc.
Sempra Energy
SENTRE Partners, Inc.
Brian Sesko
Sierra Nevada Brewing Company
Sigma Chi Fraternity - UCSD
SmartScrubs
Smile Generation
E.D. Smith/Bay Valley Foods
J.M. Smucker Company
Soccer Tournament Specialists LLC
SPIRE Construction Inc.
Spirit Halloween
Sport Clips
St. Augustine High School
Starbucks Coffee Company
StepStone Group, LLC
Stingaree
Suffolk, Inc.
Sullivan Moving and Storage
Sun Products Corporation
Supercuts
Superior
SuperShuttle
Suzy's Zoo
Sycuan Band of the Kumeyaay Nation
Takeda Pharmaceuticals North America,
Inc.
Tarantino Gourmet Sausage
TCI
Team Believe
Team Bonz
Team Loopholes
Team Spina Bifida
Team Taliah
Teammates For Kids Foundation
Techno Trotters
Telecommunications Consulting, Inc.
Time Warner Cable
Title-18
Torrey Pines Rotary Club
Tower Glass, Inc.
Toyota Dealer Match Program
Toyota San Diego
Transaction Network Services, Inc.
Treasury Wine Estates
Trident Seafoods
Truist
TSRI Solutions
Tyson Foods
UT San Diego
University of California, San Diego
UltraStar Cinemas
Union Bank
United Way of Greater Los Angeles
United Way of San Diego County
Universal Protection Services
Univision
Valero Energy Corporation
Steve Van Dyke
Victoria Fine Foods
Viejas Band of Kumeyaay Indians
Vision Systems, Inc.
Walgreens
Walmart Stores and Sam's Club of San
Diego & Imperial Counties
Warner Chilcott
Wawanesa Insurance
WD-40 Company
The Welk Resort Group
Wells Fargo Bank
Wells Fargo Private Bank
Wendy's of San Diego Inc.
West Coast Martial Arts Academy
Westfield Shoppingtown-Horton Plaza
The Westin Gaslamp Quarter, San Diego
White Wave Foods
Willis Allen Real Estate
Wilshire Media
Wishes for Children
Wockhardt USA, LLC
Wm. Wrigley Jr. Company
Xentris Wireless
XX 1090
ZTE USA Inc.
2012 Miracle Makers
22nd District Agricultural Association
501st Legion Southern California Garrison
6 Degrees
7 Up
A'LOR International
Abbott Laboratories Employee Giving
Campaign
ACCESS Destination Services
Access Hardware
Ace Beverage
Ace Parking, Inc.
ACI Apartments
Adam's Angels
Adecco Group Services
Adidas AG
Adobe Bluffs Elementary School
Advance Beverage
ADVENTRX Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
Affordable Air Charter
Ahern Insurance Brokerage
Airman Memorial Chapel ROF
Alcon Laboratories, Inc.
All Access Rentals, Inc.
All Hallows Academy
AllianceBernstein
Allianz Global Investors Capital
Allied Distributing Co.
Allstate Giving Campaign
Alpha Delta Pi at USD
Alphatec Spine, Inc.
Altrusa International, Inc.
Altrusa of Escondido Foundation
Alumawall
Teresa Alzona
Ambulance Chasers
American Assets, Inc.
American Audio-Visual Center
American Student Financial Group, Inc.
American Subcontractors Association
Ameriprise
Amneal Pharmaceuticals
AMS/MAS - Live Well
Amylin Pharmaceuticals
Ana's Awesome Alliance
Andaz West Hollywood Hotel
Anejo Bar & Grill
Angel Bears of Hope
Anthony's Lounge & Bar
AP Wireless Infrastructure Partners, LLC
Apex Pacific, Inc.
Andrea Apodaca
Aptus Court Reporting
Arcadia
Architectural Glazing Solutions
Are We There Yet?
Armed Forces Dispatch
ArthroCare Corporation
Artic Mechanical
Artisan Partners, LP
Ascent Real Estate, Inc.
Ascent Real Estate, Kensington Office
ASICS Running Promotions
Anesthesia Service Medical Group
Children's Hospital Division
Asset Preservation Strategies, Inc.
Assistance League
Annual Report
Associated General Contractors
Association of Insurance Professionals
AT&T Services, Inc.
Atmospheres Interior Design
Atria Collwood Knolls Assisted Living
Az Pac
Baby B
Baby Vie
BAE Systems - Matching Gifts
Program/Employee Donations
Baker Electric, Inc.
Oliver Baker-Ballantyne
Balikian Facial Plastic Surgery
Bank of America Matching Gifts Program
Bank of America United Way Campaign
Bank of Internet USA
Bank of the West
Barefoot Wine & Bubbly
Barnett Elementary School 2011-2012 4th
Grade Class
Barons Market
Nicky Baumohl
David Bautista
M.J. Baxter Drilling Company
Bay Area Beverage Company
Bayview Rebels Miracle Makers
Beam Global
Beauchamp Distributing Co.
BeFitLifestyle
Bella Tosca Day Spa and Salon
Ben Ziri Caravan #218
Berg Boys
Bernard, Gould, Heintz, Lindley and Peter
Families
Besam
Robert Betz
The Beverly Wilshire Hotel
BIOCOM, San Diego
BJ's Restaurant Foundation
Blue Current Band, K.C.'s and Apex
Music
Bob's Big Boy - Parkway Plaza
Bob's Crane Service
Bonita Fire Department
Bonita Optimist Club
Guus Boogerd
Borghese
Boston Beer Company
Boy Scouts of America
Brewer Crane & Rigging
Brierton, Jones & Jones, LLP
Brigantine Family of Restaurants
Brownie Troop #6115
Bruegger's
Buffy's Bunch
R.A. Burch Construction
Gabi Burkholz
John Burnham Insurance Services
Business Office Outfitters
C & J Industries
C.A.T.C.H. Foundation
CAB Photography
CACI
Cal State San Marcos Business Class
Fall 2012
Cal State San Marcos Business Class
Spring 2012
California Commercial Security
California League Services Corp
California Panel Systems
Callaway Golf
Campagnolo North America
Carlsbad Premium Outlets
CashCo Pawns
Casper Company
Kate Cassidy
Cassidy Turley Net Lease Investment
Services
CBIZ/Mayer Hoffman McCann P.C.
CCL
CCS Medical
Center for Creative Leadership Group
The Century Club of San Diego
Chadwick Mad Hatters
Gina Chalfant
Challenger Miracle Makers
A Change In Life, Inc.
Chaparral High School ROP Floral Design
Department
CHARRIOL-USA
Chesapeake Fish Co. Inc.
Chiropractic Connection
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day
Saints
Cintas
CircleBuzz, LLC
Clairemont Women's Club
Zoe Claisse
Clark McCarthy Construction
Classic Distributing
Classical Conversations Shelter Church
Jeff Cleavinger
Coast Catering by Barry Layne
Cobra-PUMA Golf
Ethan Cochran
Coldwell Banker Community Foundation
Colony Palms Hotel
Color Spot Nurseries
Guy Comer
Community Service Association, San
Diego City Schools
Congregation Beth Israel
Constant Companions In-Home, Inc.
Construction Specialties
Continental Catering
Bink Cook
Cookies By Design
Corsicana Bedding
The Corvelles
Cota, Pinard, Ravenscroft and Wozniak
Families
The Country Friends, Inc.
Courtesy Chevrolet
Craft Brewers Alliances, Inc
Crafty Productions, Inc.
Crawford & Company
Crest Beverage Company
Criscenti Contracting Corporation
CU Cooperative Systems
Cupcake Love
The Dailey Method - Carlsbad
The Dailey Method - Rancho
Bernardo/Poway
Damiani
Darms Lane Vineyard
DBI Beverages Inc.
DDR OliverMcMillan LLC
Delta Delta Delta Alumnae Chapter - San
Diego
Delta Kappa Gamma
Delta Kappa Gamma - Nu
Sharon and Jim Dennison
Derm Team
Designer Genes
Destination Concepts Inc.
Diamond One Construction
Sue Diefenderfer
Dinners by David Catering
Dino
Disguise, Inc.
Disneyland Resort
Dolce Pane e Vino
Doncha Corporation
Dr. Bronner's Magic Soap
Dr. Tess Dermatology & Cosmetic Center
La Jolla
Dream Event 4 You, Inc.
Drivecam Video Systems
Dry Bar San Diego
DSM
Steve Duck
Duke Energy Generating Services
Durler Construction
Dynalectric San Diego
Dyson, Inc. Charitable Foundation
Eastlake Optimist Club
ECHO Employees Charity Organization of
Northrop Grumman
Ecliptic Visions
Edison International
Ehmcke Sheet Metal Corp.
Albert Einstein Academy Fusion Running
Club
El Cajon Ford
El Cajon Optimist Club
El Cajon Police Officers Association
Elam's Magical Hallmark Memories Club
Electronic Printing Solutions, LLC
Embellishment Floral and Event Design
Studio
EMC2
EMCOR Services, Mesa Energy Systems
En Fuego Cantina & Grill
Encinitas Firefighters Association
Ernst & Young LLP
ETC Building & Design
Express Signs
Fairmont Kea Lani
Faith Walkers
Falcon Associates, Inc.
Fallbrook Pop Warner Football
Family and Friends of Bryan
Family Karate USA
Farwest Insulation Contracting
Femrite Family
Ana Daniela D. Fernando Gallego
A Few of Our Favorite Things
FIJI Water Company, LLC
Final Strike Martial Arts
Firefighters Charitable Foundation, Inc.
First Response Services, Inc.
Fish & Richardson P.C.
Elizabeth Fitzsimons
Flank Marketing
For Phebe and Margaret
For the Kids
Foresters Hospitality Branch
Fort Mill Dermatology, LLC
Forward Slope, Inc.
Les Fountain
Four by Four Construction
Fran-Tastics
Sidney Frank Importing Co.
Frank-Lin Distillers
Freedom Voice Systems
Ray Frey Auto Center
Future Physical Therapists Organization
SDSU
Galaxy
Fernando Gallego
Brie Garcia
Gateway Funding-San Diego
Genentech
General Dynamics NASSCO
The Geo Group Inc., Western Regional
Gerdau Reinforcing Steel
GES Global Experience Specialists
Ken Giddens
Gilbane
Girl Scout Cadette Troop #3263
Girl Scout Troop #6388
Girl Scout Troop #8767
Girl Scouts San Diego-Imperial Council
Girls on the Run
Give With Liberty Employee Donations
GJW Insurance & Financial Planning
Glasswerks LC, Inc.
Global Way Makers
Golden Corral
The Gomez Law Firm
Jordan Good
Good Vibrations Family Chiropractic
Granite Hills High School
Sheila Grantham
Greek Girls Give Back
R.S. Grimes & Co., Inc.
Kaden Groseclose
Grossmont Schools Federal Credit Union
GTM Stores
Gymboree Play and Music
The Habit Burger Grill
2012
Haim Salon
Hair by Dvora
Teresa and Ron Hall
Hankins & Anderson
Evan Hanson
Harbor Distributing
Jack Harris
Hawaiian Airlines
Amanda Holzer
Healing Elements Mobile Massage
Heaven Hill Beverages
Heck Estates
Jeff Heilman
Heimark Distributing Co.
Henrick Construction
Hensel Phelps Construction Co.
Hilti
Hitachi Home Electronics (America), Inc.
Hope for the Flowers Jasmine's Team
Sunshine Horton
Hospitality Staffing Solutions
Hover Enterprises, LLC
Howe Performance
HUGS
Humphrey's Concerts By The Bay
Hurkes Harris Design Associates, Inc.
Hyatt Regency
The Hypno Diva
I. E. Vending
I.E. Bikes, Inc
IHLS Whale Walkers
Imperial Beach Fire Department
Infinite Fields, LLC
Infinium
Inland Federal Credit Union
Innovation Middle School
Innovatus Technology Consulting
Insure Hope
Interact - El Camino High School
Intertech (CDC)
Investcal Realty Corporation
Irdeto Co.
Island Hospitality Management, Inc.
J & J Artificial Limb and Brace
Jack and Jill of America San Diego
Chapter
Jackson & Blanc
Jacob's Team Champ
Jake's Joggers
Janie's Custom Draperies
JBL Construction
JCPenney
Jennie's Rock Your Body Bootcamp
Johnny Jensen
Johnson & Johnson Pharmaceutical
Research and Development
Joya Food Enterprises, Inc.
JPMorgan Chase
JPMorgan Chase Employee Giving
Campaign
Keri Jucha
Just4KidZ
Mercedeh Kazamzadeh
Keith Panel Systems
Kellermeyer Bergensons Services
Matt Kendrick
Kenny Brothers, Inc.
Keri's Kreations
Kids Korps Families and Carmel Valley
Moms
Kids Rock!!
Kidville
Kidz USA
KidZui Inc
Killion Industries, Inc.
King Group Events
Kirwan/Dow/Laurie
KLC San Diego Enterprises, Inc.
Kleege Industries, Inc.
Elisabeth Klos
Kone, Inc.
Kool Party Rentals
KPMG Community Giving Campaign
KR Commercial Interiors
Kyle's Korner
La Costa Resort & Spa
La Jolla Country Day School
La Maestra Family Health Centers
La Playa Loving One Another
Shaaru Ct No. 37\Ladies' Oriental Shrine
of North America
Lakeside Firefighters' Association
Jennifer Lam
Kate Lane
Lang Associates, Inc, CPA
Jerry Leigh Entertainment Apparel
Lemon Grove Fire Department
G.S. Levine Insurance Services, Inc.
Life Technologies Corporation
Light Bulbs Unlimited
Lion's Gate Studios
Liquid Investments, Inc.
Live Nation
Julie Livesay
Living for Giving
Lizatards
LOB's Team
Lockton Companies, LLC
The London Company
Longhorn for the Shorthorns
Los Angeles Dodgers, Inc.
Los Angeles Kings
Love from Coast to Coast
The Lowary Family
Lowe's Hardware Store Mission Valley
#1013
Dzung Luc
Luna Grill
Macy's Mission Valley Home
MADCAPS 7th Grade Class
Maderas Golf Club
Mady Shany
MAERSK, Inc.
Mah Jongg Miracle Makers
Stacie Maier
Ross Malik
Manulife
Marine Group Boat Works
Markstein Beverage Company
Marrokal Design & Remodeling
Thurgood Marshall Middle School
Jeff Marx
Mascari Warner Architects
McCabe Union School District
Tyler McCalmon
The McGraw-Hill Companies - Employee
Giving
McGrory Glass
McGuire Builders
McKenzie Farms
McKinley Racers
McQueen Kalligan Insurance Services
Medical Center Pharmacy
Mended Little Hearts San Diego
MERCK Consumer Care
Merele Glaser
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith,
Inc.
Merry Go Around
Mia Bella Couture
Michael Kors Outlet Carlsbad
Midwest Wholesale Hardware
Mike's Hard Lemonade Co.
Miles Electric
Millrock Resources Inc.
Miss America Organization
Mission Bay Yacht Club Capri 22 Fleet
Mission Beverage
Modern Honolulu Hotel
Moet & Hennessey
Montage Beverly Hills
Lilliana Montiel
Christie Moon
Moon Walkers
MooTime Creamery
Morgan Run Resort and Club
Morgan Stanley Annual Appeal Campaign
Morton’s Steakhouse
Mothers' Love
Mount Carmel High School
Zoe Murphy
My Little Artist
My Private Jeweler
Michelle Nance
National Charity League
National Charity League - Class of 2016
National Charity League Del Sol Chapter
National Marrow Donor Program
Lanipua Nayre
NCE Computer Group
Nevaeh
New Generations Rotary
Stacey Newman
Nipro Diagnostics
The Noonan Family
Nordstrom Fashion Island
North American Breweries
North Block Hotel
North County Laser Eye Associates
North County Tavern and Bowl
North Island Credit Union
Northrop Grumman Systems Corp.
Nothing Bundt Cakes
Nutralliance
Nutrition Zone Clairemont Mesa
NuVasive
NWI
Lauren O'Brien
Ocean Potion
David Thomas Ogden
Olander Productions
Old Town Academy K-8 Charter School
Old Town Family Hospitality Corp.
Oldcastle Glass
OmniGuide, Inc.
Optimist Club of Del Mar - Solana Beach
Optimist Club of Point Loma
Optimists Family and Friends
Order of Alhambra Charity Fund, Inc.
Orness Design Group
OTL Circle of Champions
Outback Steakhouse
Pabst Brewing Co.
Pacific Beach Fish Shop
Pacific Sotheby's International Realty
Palomar Construction Corporation
John Pappas Foundation
Paradise Point Resort & Spa
Paragon Services
Parata Systems
Parent Student Association Board
Park Hyatt Resort Aviara
Francis Parker School
Party Production Rentals
Party Shot Photo Booth
PayLease
Peace & Love
Peaceful Playgrounds, Inc.
Pediatric Surgery Penguins
Peellein' Out
Pelican Hill
T. B. Penick & Sons
Petco Animal Supplies Inc.
Petix & Botte Financial
Pfizer Foundation Matching Gifts and
Volunteer Program
Pfizer United Way Campaign
Pharmacist Letter
Phi Delta Epsilon - USD
Phi Delta Epsilon Beta Chapter UCSD
Phillips Distilling
Phone Ware Inc.
Isabella Pihas
Pillsbury Winthrop LLP
Pima Team Chula
Pine Valley Awana
Pinnacle Recovery Inc
The Place Media Group
Platinum Realty
Annual Report
Point Loma Cross Country
Power Performance Perfection
PPG
Presidential Limousines
Progressive Pharmacy Solutions, Inc.
Proflowers
Pug Rescue of San Diego County
Purple Haze
Quality Painting and Wallcovering, Inc.
Desmond Quinn
Rady Children's Lab Rats
Rady Rehab Rocks
Rady's Happy Feet
Rancho Bernardo Inn
Rancho Santa Fe Elementary School
Emma Rawlins
Raymonde Draperies
RC Store Maintenance
RCHSD/UCSD Division of
Hematology/Oncology
RCP Block and Brick, Inc.
RE/MAX Associates
Recruit 121 LLC
Red Bull
Redtail
A.O. Reed & Company
Regal Waterproofing
Reidy Creek Golf Course
Reidy Creek Mens Club
Relativity Media
relaxx Dry Cleaning
Remy Amerique
Reno Contracting, Inc.
Rachael Ridge-Cosby
Ian Rister
Road Runner Sports
Robert's Jalapenos
Roberto Coin Boutique
Lauren and Norman Root
Ash Roshanzaer
Judy and Steven Rowles
Rowley Portraiture
Roy's Restaurant San Diego
Rubio's Dance Studio - Jr. Crew
Saftifirst
Sala Joya
Sammy's Woodfired Pizza
San Diego Air and Space Museum
San Diego Bridge of Hope Lions Club
San Diego Clowns
San Diego Family Magazine
San Diego Fifty-Sixers Club
San Diego Fire Rescue Station 27
San Diego Madres
San Diego Mesa College
San Diego Private Bank
San Diego Self Storage
San Diego Society for Human Resource
Management
San Elijo Middle School
San Elijo Saints
San Marcos Ladies Auxiliary #3795
San Pasqual High School
Sands Foundation
Santa Rosa Academy
The Santaluz Club
Santee Fire Department
Santee Lakeside Rotary
Sasco
Satellite Superheroes
Sazerac Company
Harrison Schneider
Schulman Mobile Video
Science Applications International Corp.
SCORE International
The Scott Group, Morgan Stanley
Scripps Ranch Old Pros
ScriptPro
SD Medical Federal Credit Union
SDSU College of Health and Human
Services College Council
SDSU NSSLHA Club
Secure Self Storage
Seltzer Caplan McMahon and Vitek
Sequoia Beverage Co.
Ilka and Dianne Serna De Leon
Shaaru Ct No. 37/Ladies' Oriental Shrine
of North America
Sharky's
Shenkman Capital Management Inc.
Sheppard Mullin Richter & Hampton LLP
Sheraton San Diego Hotel and Marina
Shield Health Care
The Shootist
ShutterBooth San Diego
Shuttermart
SkinMedica, Inc.
Skinn by Dimitri
Smalley
Smashburger
Smiles for Life Foundation
The Sofia Hotel
Solana Beach Firefighters Association
Solana Family Dental
Solana Vista Elementary School
SOMBFAB (Some of My Best Friends are
Bald)
Sony Computer Entertainment America
Sophia & Chloe
Adelaide Sorbo
Russell Sorbo
South Coast Commercial
Southern Wine & Spirits of AZ/CA
Southwest Airlines
Sparky Sparks
Specialized Builders Hardware
Sport Chalet
Spring Valley Woman's Club
Springs of El Cajon Retirement
Stanley Access Technologies
Starlight Building Solutions
Statewide Seating - Barricades
Steinlager
Stifel Nicolaus & Company, Inc.
StoneRiver Pharmacy Solutions
Straub Distributing Co.
Streck
Street Chicks of Jamul
Stryker Orthopaedics
Stump's Family Marketplace
Subway/Chester's #549
Lee Sudhoff
Summers Laboratories, Inc.
Sun Diego Photography
Sunset Parking Service, LLC
Sunshine Supply
Surf Ride
Surf Rider Pizza Cafe
Surgical Services
Sushi On A Roll
Svetlana Dance Academy
Swinerton Builders
T-Bird Restaurant Group
Tasta Group, Inc.
Taylor Made
TD Ameritrade Clearing
Team 4 Our Kids
Team Aflac
Team Brendon
Team Carbs against MRSA
Team Carlsbad
Team Carson (Kraft)
Team CM2
Team Disguise
Team Faith
Team Gracie
Team Ian
Team Jertberg
Team K.I.N.D. (Kids In New Directions)
Team Max
Team Megan Beauvais
Team Nikki
Team Olivia
Team Q, Inc.
Team Ryan
Team Sunshine
Team Zachary
Temecula Valley Mothers of Multiples
TERIS
Sherry Thompson
Thorsnes Bartolotta McGuire
Thrivent Financial for Lutherans
Foundation
The Tipsy Crow
Tobolski Watkins Engineering, Inc.
Torrey Pines Bank
Torrey Pines Christian Church
Torrey Pines Gliderport
Towne Park Ltd.
Toyota Certified of Santee
TPG Capital, LP
Tremco
Tri-City Hospital District Medical Staff
Triangle Distributing Company
TriWest Healthcare Alliance
Trulite Glass & Alum Solutions
Two Sons Cancer Fund
UBI Soft
Union Bank Employee Workplace
Campaign
United Capital
United Fastener
United Way California Capital Region
United Way of Imperial County
United Way of Southeastern Pennsylvania
US Bank
USA Freestyle Martial Arts
USA Today
USDDPS
USS Stockdale
Valassis
Valeant Pharmaceuticals
Valhalla High School
Vallarta Supermarket
Valley Center Pauma Unified School
District
Valley Waterproofing
Valley Wide Beverage
Vavi Sport and Social Club
ViaSat
Vicki Ann Warren/Beaver Ambassador
Motorhome Club
Angela M. Vieira, BSN, JD, MPH and
Evan Snyder, MD PhD
Villa Capri
Villa Capri 2
The Virginian Lodge
Vitalize Consulting Solutions
Vocational Training Institutes, Inc.
We Love Lauren
Websense
ML Weekes and Company
David Weigel
Craig Weiss
Rebecca Weiss
Jordan Wells
Wells Fargo Community Support
Campaign
West Port Innovations
Westfield Shoppingtown- Parkway Plaza
Westin Verasa Napa
White Rock Products
Daniel Williams
Scott Winant
Winco Company
Wine Steals
Wisdom Works Christian Preschool
Torin Wolff
Writers House, LLC
XIV Karat
In Memory of Kathy Kerr Yankton
Sylvia Young's Family and Friends
Young's Market Company, LLC
Z LUXE
Zodiac Marine & Pool
2012
R
ady Children's Hospital Auxiliary has been making a difference in the health and well-being of children since 1953 – one full year
before the Hospital first opened its doors.
Ever since, this dedicated group of volunteers has strived to help Rady Children’s meet each new challenge. Today, more than 1,200
volunteers continue to support Rady Children’s through fundraising efforts, advocacy and education.
How You Can Get Involved
There are three fun and satisfying ways to support the Auxiliary:
Celebrate!
Make a gift to the Honoring, Remembrance and Celebration Fund to express gratitude or commemorate those people who have touched and
enriched our lives. Those being honored will have their names beautifully handwritten in the Book of Honoring or Book of Remembrance,
displayed in Rady Children’s Rose Pavilion. Celebration Tiles are tribute gifts that are also available for contributions totaling $5,000 or
more. These 8” x 8” tiles are designed by the donor and displayed in the Rose Pavilion for patients and their families to see every day.
Attend!
Auxiliary Units hold many events throughout the year in addition to Kids’
NewsDay and Fantasy on Ice (see page 31). Go to www.radychildrensaux.org
to view the event calendar.
Join!
The one thing that all members of Rady Children’s Hospital Auxiliary share is a
sincere desire to help ensure the health and well-being of the children in our
community. Our members are committed to supporting a worthy cause – and
having fun doing it.
The Auxiliary welcomes your involvement. If you would like to join this
talented and dedicated group, please call 858-966-5887 or
visit our website at www.radychildrensaux.org.
Rady Children's Hospital Auxiliary
Mission Statement
"To work in partnership with Rady
Children's Hospital-San Diego and to
support its mission through:
advocating for the health and wellbeing of children, increasing
community awareness of Rady
Children's Hospital, and fundraising."
Annual Report
The Auxiliary Makes a Difference!
In fiscal year 2012, the Auxiliary raised more than $1.6 million. These funds were
meaningfully used to help children and their families in these areas:
• Autism Discovery Institute
• Craniofacial Services
• Chadwick Center for Children & Families
• Child Life Services
• Discovery
• Ernest Hahn Critical Care Center
• Healing Arts
• Heart Institute
• Helen Bernardy Center for Medically Fragile Children
• Hope and Healing Fund
• Infectious Diseases
• Peckham Center for Cancer and Blood Disorders
UT Kids’ NewsDay One Dollar. One Paper. One Day.
In fiscal year 2012, this special edition of the daily paper, featuring heartwarming and
inspiring stories about our patients, raised more than $100,000 for Rady Children’s.
Last year, on October 23, thousands of volunteers again hit the streets selling more
than 42,500 papers and collecting more than $100,000 in donations. New records
were set with papers sold at more than 350 locations, including 157 San Diego
Starbucks, and more than 1,700 volunteers participating.
More than 35,000 people skated through the
holidays last year, with all proceeds benefiting
the Peckham Center for Cancer and Blood
Disorders. Now in its 16th year, Rady
Children’s Fantasy on Ice has become San
Diego’s most celebrated winter tradition.
Rady Children’s Hospital Auxiliary Board of
Directors 2012-2014
President
Secretary
Treasure
Advocacy/Education VP
Membership VP
Unit Council VP
Ways & Means VP
Fund Development VP
Immediate Past President
Director of Technology
New Unit Coordinator
Membership Committee
Hospital Liaison Director
Special Events Director
Kids NewsDay Chair
Kids' NewsDay Co-Chair
Finance Committee
Finance Committee
Finance Committee
Chaux Talk Editor
Fantasy On Ice Co-Chair
Historian
Public Relations and Marketing Dir.
Harriet Bossenbroek
Natalie Emerson
Sharla Coyle
Jacqueline Schloeder
Ann Desmond
Cheryl Steinholt
Karin Whiteley
Karen Cheesman
Vellet Wyatt Finley
Kimberly King
Sherry Beckhart
Jeanie Scott
Laura Stearn
Edith Smith
Marilyn Williams
Rosalie Quadri-Mellish
Karry McDannald
Linda Aguilera
Pat Wise
Mary Rea
Kathleen Caffo
Heather Wolff
Annette Fargo
Etta Osborn
Harriet Bossenbroek
2012-2014 President
Rady Children’s Hospital Auxiliary Board of
Directors 2011-2012
President
Past President
President-Elect
Secretary
Treasurer
Advocacy/Education VP
Membership VP
Unit Council VP
Ways & Means VP
Fund Development, VP
Director of Technology
New Unit Coordinator
Hospital Liaison
Special Events Director
Kids’ NewsDay Co-Chair
Kids’ NewsDay Co-Chair
Finance Committee
Finance Committee
Finance Committee
Chaux Talk Editor
Fantasy On Ice Chair
Historian
Public Relations and Marketing Dir.
Vellet Wyatt Finley
Michele Prescott
Harriet Bossenbroek
Ann Desmond
Marilyn Tobin
Nada Markley
Natalie Emerson
Pam Caldwell
Karin Whiteley
Rowena Treitler
Paula Cook
Karen Haak
Kimberly King
Elizabeth Goodman
Cheryl Steinholt
Dana Walters
Joyce Seyffert
Sharla Coyle
Pat Wise
Annette Fargo
Kathleen Caffo
Heather Wolff
Jenn Comeaux
Sherry Beckhart
Vellet Wyatt Finley
2010-2012 President
2012
Charity Ball
It seems fitting to end this year’s Annual Report with a song! Since
1909, the Charity Ball has been an integral part of the social and
philanthropic fabric of San Diego, beginning each year with the Blue
Danube waltz.
In 2012, the 103rd Anniversary Charity Ball, Spectacular San Diego
raised more than $260,000 to benefit the Rady Children’s Trauma
Center at the Sam S. and Rose Stein Emergency Care Center.
2012 Charity Ball Committee Members
Chairman: Noreen Mulliken
Marjo Dyer
Nancy James
Marty Ries
Co-Chairman: Jane Fetter
Mari Hamlin Fink
Nan Kaufman, MD
Lauren Root
Marilyn Fletcher
Kathy Kim
John Rush
Dulie Ahlering
Chris Fontana
Gale Krause
Marilen Sedlock
Amee Alagiri
Cindy Garrett
Roxi Link
Kathleen Sellick
Marnie Barnhorst
Judy Garrett
Donis Lovett
Marleen Shook
Betsy Boaz
Nancie Geller
Denise Luppens
David Siccardi
Barbara J. Brown
Alison Gildred
Nan Lutes
Kathin Smith
Diana Casey
David Gillig
Kimberly Miller
Phyllis Snyder
Mary Lou Castagnola
Ann Glazener
Alice Mo, M.D.
Joy Spradling
Annie Chambers
MaryAlice Godfrey
Tonnie Moss
Anne Vafis
Carol Chang
Tory Gulley
Ellen Moxham
Debbie Vecchione
Karen Clotfelter
Elizabeth Hahn
Collette Murphy
Lisa Vieira
Julie Gildred Connolly
Leigh Hark
David Nelson
Sandy Walrod
Liz Copley
Bonnie Hage
Pam Palisoul
Cathy Webster
Marilyn Cornwell
Rosalyn Herbert
Nancy Peckham
Rebecca Welch
Carol Damon-Scherer
Judy Hodges
Kristi Pieper-Rossbacher
Jane Wilson
Christine Dickinson
Patti Holmes
Kelly Prasser
Virginia Adams Wilson
Fran Dolan
Sarah Holt
Michele Prescott
Vellet Wyatt Finley
Susanne Duffy
Amy Holte
Sue Raffee-Barrett
Jill Neely Young
Leslie Dupree
Dawn Ivy
Suzanne Richardson
The 104th Anniversary Charity Ball “When You Wish Upon a Star” was held on
February 16, 2013 at the Hotel del Coronado and benefited the Peckham
Center for Cancer and Blood Disorders at Rady Children’s.
Look for more information in our next issue of Rady Children’s Magazine.
15th Annual Mabel Jessop Women’s Financial Symposium
March 29, 2013 • Hyatt Regency La Jolla 9 a.m.-1:30 p.m.
Contact Vivienne Adibi at 858-966-8582 or vadibi@rchsd.org for more information.
2013 Miracle Makers Gala
Saturday, June 1, 2013 • 6:30 p.m.- Midnight – Hilton San Diego Bayfront
Call 858-966-5988 or visit www.helpSDkids.org/gala
For sponsorship opportunities, please contact Mindy Collins at 858-966-8597 or mcollins@rchsd.org.
Shamu & You Family Walk
October 5, 2013 • 7:30 a.m. – SeaWorld
More details available on Facebook at www.facebook.com/shamuandyouwalk.
More events – right at your fingertips: Visit HelpSDkids.org and click on Events.
You’ll see what is coming up and view pictures of recent events.
For more information on Rady Children’s Hospital-San Diego and a calendar of events:
Our website: www.rchsd.org
Facebook: www.facebook.com/radychildrens
Twitter: www.twitter.com/radychildrens
Flickr: www.flickr.com/photos/rchsd
YouTube: www.youtube.com/radychildrens
2012
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Organization
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San Diego, CA 92123-4282
If you receive an extra copy of Rady Children’s Magazine,
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2012 Annual Report - Rady Children`s Hospital Foundation

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