Page 5 - Impact Report FY2020

DEPARTMENT
Planned Giving
Emergency Department & Pain Management
Community Health
Richie Pediatric Trauma Center
Area of Greatest Need
Northridge Hospital Medical Center
COVID-19
Personal Protection Equipment (PPE), food, goods and services
$696,687
Provided relief and support for caregivers and essential workers during COVID -19
Community Health
Community Health
Respiratory
Community Health
NAME OF PROGRAM
Legacy Society
Center for Assault Treatment Services
Medicated Assistance Treatment (MAT) Program
LEAP
Alzheimer Disease and related Dementia
Interventional Pulmonology
Pediatric Trauma
National Crime
Victims’ Rights Week Community Awareness Project
Direct Mail
DESCRIPTION
A program established by the Foundation that recognizes donors who leave future gifts (planned or deferred gifts such as a will, life insurance policy, gift annuity, or trust) to the hospital
Forensic interviews and medical exams for victims of abuse
Services are provided hospital-wide for patients with opioid and substance abuse issues who receive MAT for medication management, post discharge care planning, education and a hand-off
to drug treatment centers
To form a local elder abuse prevention enhanced multidisciplinary team
Trained healthcare professionals on creating dementia capable healthcare systems
Assisted in funding an Erbecryo 2 System to treat respiratory illnesses
Specialty services provided for physician panel costs for Pediatric Intensive Care Unit and nurse staffing
Community outreach program to create awareness for victims of violence
End-of-year mail campaign to support the hospital’s greatest needs
The My Stuff Bags Foundation, a national non-profit organization, donated 220 packed duffle bags for children at our Center for Assault Treatment Services. The duffel bags, valued at over
$75 each, were filled with toys, books, stuffed animals, school supplies, and a warm, often handmade “security” blanket.
The My Stuff Bags Foundation provides new belongings, comfort and hope to thousands of children rescued each
year from abuse, neglect and abandonment across the U.S.
Janeen Holmes, President/CEO of My Stuff Bags Foundation (left) delivers My Stuff Bags to Northridge Hospital
QUANTIFYING PHILANTHROPY’S IMPACT - FY20
AMOUNT TRANSFERRED
$433,000
$20,000
$67,500
$131,373
$40,000
$29,188
$2,000,000
$5,000
$33,415
IMPACT
To assist the hospital with future needs
Provided 25 forensic interviews and 15 physical abuse medical exams
233 Patients
Educated 100 individuals
Trained 150 health- care providers
New Service Line
734 Pediatric Trauma patients
2,500 individuals
Provided programs and services for patient care
NAME OF FUNDER
Area of Greatest Need & Numerous Service Lines
Employee “Spirit of Giving“ Partners Program Direct Mail
An annual campaign that allows
employees to make a charitable contribution to support the hospital
$102,943
Provided services and/or equipment to restricted service lines
Special Bags for Abused Children
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Ann Cimmarrusti Charitable Remainder Unitrust (CRUT)
Raskob Foundation
Department of Healthcare Service’s California MAT Expansion Project & Center at Sierra Health Foundation
U.S. Department of Justice & Office of Victims of Crime
Administration for Community Living
2019 Golf Classic & Tennis Tournament
County of Los Angeles
National Association Office of Victims of Crime Assistance Administrators (NAVAA)
155 Donors 118 Employees
344 Donors