2009 Accomplishments
Accomplishments for Hoag Hospital Foundation are measured in terms of funds raised, cost of funds raised, endowments built, monies distributed, key hospital initiatives funded and the resulting recognized excellence of Hoag. Here are a few highlights from our 2009 successes.
HHF Efficiency:
§ Hoag Hospital Foundation (HHF) strives to spend no more than an average of 15 cents on fund-raising administration for each dollar raised and has a three-year average of 11.4 cents (FY 2006 to 2009).
§ When compared to the national average of 25 cents for community hospitals, HHF is among the most efficient in the nation. The Mayo Clinic and Cedar Sinai both operate at the similar rates as Hoag.
Hospital Distributions
§ In 2009, Hoag Hospital Foundation (HHF) distributed over $20M to Hoag Hospital to support Renaissance Hoag (RH) initiatives.
§ All funds are used exclusively for programs that have a direct, positive impact on the health and well being of our community. Donated funds are not used for routine normal hospital operating expenses.
§ Funds raised by HHF pay for advanced technology and facilities, world-renowned staff and medical innovations which would not be possible without HHF activities. A few recent examples include:
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§ Mary & Dick Allen Diabetes Center
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§ Hoag Cancer Center Tomotherapy
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§ Marilyn Herbert Hausman Advanced Technology Pavilion
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§ Hoag Heart and Vascular Institute Imaging Equipment
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§ Arnold & Mabel Beckman Breast Imaging Center
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§ Hoag Digital 3D Mammography Equipment
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§ Sue and Bill Gross Women’s Wellness Center
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§ Surgical Robot—DaVinci Surgical System
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Key Hospital Projects Funded
Departments and programs that received funding from Hoag Hospital Foundation during fiscal year 2009:
§ Arnold and Mabel Beckman Breast Imaging Center
§ Chaplaincy Program
§ Chemical Dependency Center Scholarships
§ Donna and John Crean Childcare Center
§ Hoag Breast Care Center
§ Endovascular Summit—Professional Education Program for National Audience
§ Grace E. Hoag Chair for Cancer Center
§ Hoag Cancer Center Cell Biology Lab
§ Hoag Cancer Center Community Education Services
§ Hoag Cancer Center Education Programs for Professional Staff
§ Hoag Cancer Center Flamson Hereditary Screening
§ Hoag Cancer Center Ovarian Cancer Research
§ Hoag Heart & Vascular Institute Clinical Research
§ Hoag Heart & Vascular Institute Imaging Equipment
§ Hoag Heart & Vascular Institute Programs for Professional Staff
§ Hoag Heart & Vascular Institute International Valve Symposium
§ Hoag Neurosciences Institute
§ Honig Infant Loss Program
§ Joel Manchester, M.D., Cardiovascular Conference
§ Maryilyn Herbert Hausman Advanced Technology Pavilion
§ Mary & Dick Allen Diabetes Center
§ McIntyre Nursing Conference
§ McKee Nursing Endowment
§ Michael D. Stephens Employee Scholarship Program
§ Neonatal Intensive Care Unit
§ Nursing Education Scholarships
§ Nursing Professorships at Six Local Colleges
§ Oncology Nursing, Circle 1000
§ Palliative Care Program
§ Pharmacy Education
§ Project Wipeout
§ Pulmonary Respiratory Therapy
§ Roth Chair for Excellence in Cardiac Care
§ Sewell Scholarship for Oncology Nursing
§ SOS Clinic
§ Sue and Bill Gross Women’s Wellness Center