Healthy Futures 2020 Hasbro Children's Hospital

HEALTHY FUTURES HASBRO CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL • 2020

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e’ve all heard how 2020 is “the year of vision and clarity”—a clever play on the fact that 20/20 visual acuity is considered the ideal. Here at Hasbro Children’s Hospital, our focus is crystal clear too.

As part of Lifespan, Rhode Island’s largest health care system, our sights are firmly set on Delivering health with care to the children of Rhode Island and southern New England every day.

Whether it’s clinical care, medical research and education, or community services, we always strive to offer the most advanced and highest quality pediatric care in the region in a comfortable and compassionate environment. Your generosity helps make much of our work possible, and for that, we are truly grateful.

Thank you for sharing in our vision.

LAWRENCE A. AUBIN, SR. COVER: Pediatric hematology/oncology patient James, age 1, getting ready for a procedure with pediatric sedation nurse, Sue Wallace, RN. ABOVE: Healing Arts Program coordinator Kyle McDonald with patient.

Chairman, Lifespan Board of Directors and Rhode Island Hospital Board of Trustees

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o say this year has presented challenges unlike any in the history of Lifespan would be a drastic understatement. For all of us, these have been difficult times that have tested our combined resolve.

Yet despite the unpredictable nature of the world today, two unwavering constants remain: our commitment to our community and our community’s kindness on behalf of Hasbro Children’s Hospital. Simply, we would not be able to advance our mission of lifesaving work without the support of our donors and friends. I am eternally grateful for your generosity.

TIMOTHY J. BABINEAU, MD President and Chief Executive Officer, Lifespan

Re-emerging amid the COVID-19 pandemic is the tremendous success of the Every Child, Every Day campaign and the ongoing renovations transforming Hasbro Children’s into the pediatric hospital of tomorrow. We are seeing incredible progress that I am eager to share with you. I also wish to extend my heartfelt appreciation to Dr. John Murphy, who graciously postponed his planned retirement to lead Rhode Island and Hasbro Children’s hospitals through the end of 2020.

While there is much to be optimistic—even excited—about, we must also realize the challenges of the road ahead and the impact of many canceled fundraising events. Hasbro Children’s was built by the community, for the community. And today, our community’s support is more important than ever.

Thank you for being a vital part of our hospital’s family and for standing side-by-side with us as we build a better future for the children and families who depend on us.

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ediatric medicine continues to evolve and advance in ways that are unprecedented, and innovations in technology and research are enabling us to do things today that we couldn’t even imagine just a few short years ago. But, it’s still the people of Hasbro Children’s—and those who support us—who remain the heart and soul of our hospital and make it such a special place of hope and healing.

Our dedicated doctors, nurses, and support staff are always there for the kids and families in our community—no matter what. As they’ve demonstrated throughout 2020, not even a pandemic can prevent them from Delivering health with care. Pediatric illness doesn’t stop because of COVID-19, and neither do they.

So, we thank our team for their heroic efforts during these challenging times.

Of course, our people would not be able to have the lifesaving impact they do without the support of people like you—caring donors who not only love reading the success stories in Healthy Futures, but help make them possible. That’s why it’s with great appreciation we share our annual honor roll of supporters within these pages.

PHYLLIS A. DENNERY, MD

FRANÇOIS I. LUKS, MD, PHD

Pediatrician-in-Chief and Medical Director, Hasbro Children’s Hospital Sylvia Kay Hassenfeld Professor and Chair of Pediatrics, The Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University

Pediatric Surgeon-in-Chief, Hasbro Children’s Hospital Professor of Surgery and Pediatrics Chief, Division of Pediatric Surgery The Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University

Thank you for your unwavering support and extraordinary generosity.

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The Balise Healing Garden

RENOVATIONS TAKING SHAPE AT HASBRO CHILDREN’S

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hile many aspects of life were paused or changed when COVID-19 became part of our everyday life earlier this year, many things in health care kept moving along. This holds true not only for the care of all patients who needed emergency or medical attention, but also for the Every Child, Every Day campaign and the renovations underway throughout Hasbro Children’s Hospital.

and endoscopy. Other changes to the PACU include a redesigned pre-op area that enables a better flow, a dedicated space for child life, a charting area for staff, and Renée’s personal favorite—a quiet isolation room in recovery. Renée says, “The quiet isolation room in recovery has been a great addition for patients who need that private, non-stimulating space to recover from their procedure.”

With renovations beginning in August 2019, the Tomorrow Fund Clinic—where pediatric hematology/oncology patients receive outpatient care—was the first area to be completed earlier this year. The PACE Clinic (see page 6), the preand post-anesthesia care unit (PACU) areas, and the Izzy Foundation surgical waiting room also received their updates, and the positive impact is felt by staff and patients.

Also recently completed is the Balise Healing Garden located outside the lower level of the hospital. Work done to the pavilion, arborway, theater, fountain, and picnic area have brought new life to the outdoor space. The installation of a beautiful new playground, fencing, and new landscaping and walking path make it an inviting area for staff and patients to get a healthy dose of fresh air.

“The recovery room area is now open and bright, and patients are commenting that it’s a wonderful, fresh and open look,” says Renée Cacchiotti, MSN, RN, Clinical Manager of PACU

Construction in the pediatric intensive care unit is under way and will be completed in the fall of 2020. The emergency department—which saw nearly 60,000 patients last year—is

also undergoing a complete transformation, in phases, as it remains open and fully functioning while maintaining the state’s only pediatric level 1 trauma center.

Lindsay McKeever, RN, Nursing Director for Emergency Services, explains, “We have had to strengthen our communications during the renovation because we’re not all in one area anymore, but once it’s finished the new space will be a true reflection of the care we give—put together, well-coordinated, and high tech like the current medicine we practice.”

Renovations to inpatient floors have shifted slightly as a result of the pandemic but work in the pediatric medical/surgical unit on the fourth floor started this summer. Pediatric 5 inpatient, where hematology/oncology patients often spend weeks or months receiving intense treatment, will begin next summer. The schedule for renovations of this unit were impacted during the pandemic because the specially ventilated rooms on the red pod were needed for adult cancer patients.

Pediatric Intensive Care Unit

The final phase of renovations will include the lobby and ambulatory outpatient areas in 2022.

“Everyone is looking forward to the reactions of patients and families as more of the new and improved hospital is unveiled,” Vice President of Pediatric Services, Tracey Wallace said. “We’re grateful for the community’s support in helping this meaningful transformation become a reality!”

Emergency department patient room

The Tomorrow Fund Clinic

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PACE CLINIC BRIDGES URGENT PSYCHIATRIC CARE

PACE staff: Janet Anderson, EdD; Kathleen Donise, MD; and Maggie Rego

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arlier this year, an agitated 17-year-old who’d purposely injured his hand was rushed by his parents to the emergency department at Hasbro Children’s Hospital.

The teen was one of thousands of kids who come to the ED each year—4,336 in 2019 alone—in the midst of a mental health crisis. And he was one of the first to be referred to Hasbro Children’s new PACE Clinic for the help he and his family needed.

A very generous gift from the Collis Foundation has been instrumental in making the clinic’s work possible.

PACE—which stands for Psychiatry Access, Continuity, and Evaluation—serves children who are in urgent need of mental health care but do not require inpatient admission. Because the wait for an outpatient appointment can be weeks or longer, the PACE Clinic was created to bridge that gap. It provides short-term treatment until a child is established with an ongoing provider.

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“We are seeing young children and teens who are struggling with anxiety, depression, and difficulty regulating their emotions and behavior,” says Kathleen Donise, MD, Director of Lifespan’s Pediatric Behavioral Health Emergency Services.

“The PACE Clinic allows kids who are not at acute risk of danger to themselves or others to be evaluated and stabilized in a less stressful environment than the ED,” she continues. “It frees up beds there and gets children more quickly on their way to appropriate, ongoing care.”

PACE is not a walk-in clinic. Patients must be referred by clinicians at the ED, the Access Center at Bradley Hospital, or the Kids’ Link RI telephone crisis triage service. Psychiatrists, psychologists, therapists, and a care coordinator staff the clinic.

Staff psychologist Janet Anderson, EdD, treated the distressed 17-year-old at the PACE Clinic after he was referred by the ED. At his initial evaluation, Dr. Anderson learned that he’d moved to Rhode Island after his family was displaced. The teen had suffered years of relentless bullying from his peers, which led him to contemplate suicide.

Then COVID-19 brought even greater stress to the boy and his family. One evening during an argument, he boiled over and stabbed a pen into his hand.

“He was angry and depressed, but as we talked it became clear that he had many strengths in his life, such as music and art.

He also loved his family, but felt disconnected from them,” Dr. Anderson says. “By the end of our first session, he was in a much brighter mood and had been able to talk with his father about his feelings for the first time. After a couple of appointments, he went on to treatment in the community, eager to continue his therapy.”

“WE ARE SEEING YOUNG CHILDREN AND TEENS WHO ARE STRUGGLING WITH ANXIETY, DEPRESSION, AND DIFFICULTY REGULATING THEIR EMOTIONS AND BEHAVIOR...”

— Kathleen Donise, MD

insurance issues, and helps locate other assistance as needed, such as support groups for parents and siblings.

“We treat the family as a whole,” says Maggie. “There is so much need and so few resources that unless you have someone in a role like mine, coordinating care, parents can feel like they’re fending for themselves. And that’s very frustrating.”

The sheer volume of children seeking crisis care at Hasbro Children’s emergency department— including a 2,000-percent increase in patients with autism spectrum disorder—galvanized philanthropist Ellen Collis, who directs the Collis Foundation with her son, daughter, and daughter-in-law.

Mrs. Collis, who serves on the Rhode Island Hospital Foundation Board, was deliberating on a leadership gift from the Collis Foundation to Hasbro Children’s Every Child, Every Day campaign. The work of the PACE Clinic struck a deep chord.

“It became very clear that the most important need that had to be met was the staggering increase in behavioral health patients,” says Mrs. Collis. “My family and I are very happy that we could make a gift to the campaign and be a part of creating the PACE Clinic.”

“The beauty of the PACE Clinic is that families have access to both psychotherapy and medication evaluation under one roof,” Dr. Anderson continues. “Being seen within a week of the ED visit provides an opportunity, an openness, for most family members to recognize the need to do things differently.”

She adds, “Our care coordinator makes a huge difference in our ability to move kids through to ongoing treatment. PACE is a very powerful intervention.”

Margaret “Maggie” Rego is pivotal in her role as the clinic’s care coordinator, connecting families to appropriate providers within the clinic and helping them establish ongoing care in the community. She addresses the hardships that might be an obstacle to a child’s treatment, such as transportation and Plaque located outside the clinic

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FM GLOBAL GIFT WILL HELP MAKE A WORLD OF DIFFERENCE “

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hink globally, act locally” is an approach a wellknown Rhode Islandbased company employs when it comes to their philanthropy and corporate social responsibility commitments. FM Global, one of the world’s largest commercial property insurers, leverages their considerable reach and resources to make a world of difference and touch lives in the local communities where they do business.

In addition to putting their money where their heart is— FM Global fosters philanthropy among its people by matching employees’ donations—the company also encourages its staff to stay active in the community and helps them organize volunteering efforts, including those that benefit Hasbro Children’s. FM Global employees show up for the hospital’s bigger events like Heroes Ball and Radiothon, as well as smaller activities like serving food to families at their summer barbeque.

“We get calls from organizations all the time asking us to contribute to many worthwhile causes,” says Tom Lawson, FM Global’s Chairman and CEO. “But generally speaking, we like to allocate our dollars to support those causes that are nearest and dearest to our employees’ hearts—because we believe it’s our employees who know what the greatest needs are in the communities where they live. For our employees in Rhode Island, Hasbro Children’s Hospital is definitely one of those important organizations.”

“WE BELIEVE WE HAVE A RESPONSIBILITY TO SUPPORT THE COMMUNITIES AROUND US AND TO BE A GOOD NEIGHBOR...”

Tom—who along with his wife, Cathy, contributes generously to Hasbro Children’s on a personal level—points out that FM Global also tries to support entities that have a prevention focus and, most importantly, where they believe their money can do the most good and have the most positive impact. “Hasbro Children’s Hospital checks those boxes too,” he adds.

Recently, FM Global donated $500,000 to Hasbro Children’s in support of its Every Child, Every Day campaign, which is an exciting multi-year effort. Its goal is to raise $35 million to bring about historic changes to Hasbro Children’s that will transform healing spaces across the hospital.

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— Tom Lawson, Chairman and CEO, FM Global Also, in an overwhelming show of support for health care workers of Lifespan and their families, a major gift of a combined $75,000 was made to Lifespan’s Employee COVID Relief Fund—$25,000 from Shivan S. Subramaniam and his wife, Jyothi, and $50,000 from the FM Global Foundation.

Mr. Subramaniam is a longtime member of the Lifespan Board of Directors and the retired Chairman and CEO of FM Global.

Moreover, FM Global is the largest local corporate giver to the annual United Way Fund—contributing $2.37 million in 2019—and a supporter of many other nonprofits who do good work. “We believe we have a responsibility to support the communities around us and to be a good neighbor,” Tom explains. “So, that’s what we do.”

ALEXANDER’S UNIFORMS PROUDLY SUPPORTS HASBRO CHILDREN’S

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lexander’s Uniforms is a Rhode Island-based company that has been in business for nearly 75 years. Over the decades, they’ve not only served their customers in the medical, restaurant, and hospitality industries—outfitting them with professional apparel and footwear—but they’ve also served their community. The company supports many local nonprofit organizations, like Rhode Island Food Bank, Hope & Hospice and several area hospitals, including Hasbro Children’s.

“Hasbro Children’s Hospital is one of the true heartbeats of our state, and we are proud to help them in any way we can,” says Chris Gentili, an owner of Alexander’s Uniforms along with his parents, Michael and Joan. Longtime supporters of the annual Hasbro Children’s Hospital Radiothon, Alexander’s recently pledged $250,000 to the hospital’s Every Child, Every Day campaign. “I think there is a societal responsibility to give back to the community and to help our next generation reach their fullest potential,” Chris explains, “which is why supporting Hasbro Children’s is such a focus for us.”

Chris adds that he marvels at the world-class care being delivered in our own backyard, and says he is touched by the hospital’s lifesaving impact. “The stories I hear about what these kids and their families go through are gut-wrenching . . . but at the same time inspirational, too.” In addition to his company pledge to Hasbro Children’s, Alexander’s also made a generous donation of scrubs to Rhode Island Hospital, recognizing that frontline workers would need to change scrubs more frequently while treating COVID-19 patients.

AT SEASONS CORNER MARKET, GIVING BACK COMES NATURALLY

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f you’ve ever been to one of the more than 40 Seasons Corner Market locations in Rhode Island and nearby Massachusetts and New Hampshire, it likely didn’t take long for you to notice the company’s commitment to the community. From window signage and donation containers at the registers to special charity videos playing at the pump, the premium convenience stores found at Shell gas stations are an extension of the Delli Carpini family. “My parents worked hard and didn’t always have much, but they always focused on helping others,” says Sandra Delli Carpini, owner, along with her husband, Andrew, who serves as CEO. “Giving back is in our DNA. It’s who we are, and Hasbro Children’s is a huge part of that.”

A relationship that began nearly 25 years ago with the company donating the proceeds of hot dog sales has only grown. Along with hosting countless donation collections, the family company partnered with local NFL star Stephen Gostkowski in 2014 to create the “Kick 4 Kids” challenge, helping to raise more than $125,000 in six years. And in the spring of 2020, the family took its philanthropy to a new level, committing a significant six-figure gift to the Every Child, Every Day campaign to modernize Hasbro Children’s. In recognition of the family’s incredible generosity, the hospital will name the fourth-floor playroom in their honor. “It’s critical that we invest in our children,” adds Andrew, “and health care is one of the most important ways. We’ve heard so many stories from customers and staff about how the hospital has touched their lives. Hasbro Children’s is so much more than a building, and we couldn’t be more fortunate to have it in our backyard.”

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SUPPORT OF THE COMMUNITY IS A HALLMARK OF BALISE national “Share the Love” event. Through the annual 8-week effort, Subaru donates $250 for every new vehicle sold or leased to the purchaser’s choice of benefitting charities. On top of this, Balise directly donates additional funds.

More than $30,000 was raised for Hasbro Children’s that first year, and the Balise Subaru team has partnered with the hospital every year since. Today, this “Share the Love” partnership has led to over $150,000 for the state’s only pediatric hospital.

“From the moment you visit the hospital and see all they do for kids and families, it’s impossible to not want to get involved in a deeper way,” Alex explains.

Joseph Pannozzo; Jeb Balise; Kate Mason; Joseph Orefice; Karli Blossom; Jenny Pereira

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ith nearly 30 automobile dealerships and related businesses across southern New England bearing its name, Balise Motor Sales Group is one of the region’s most recognizable brands. They’re also one of its most philanthropic.

“It has always been a priority to make a positive impact in the communities where we live and work,” says Alexandra “Alex” Balise, the company’s director of marketing. “And Hasbro Children’s Hospital checks off all the boxes that are important to us as a family and as a company for charitable giving.”

The company’s partnership with Hasbro Children’s began in 2015 when staff at its Subaru dealership in West Warwick overwhelmingly chose the hospital as the local beneficiary of the

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In 2019, Balise did just that – taking their commitment to Hasbro Children’s to the next level with a leadership gift of $750,000 to the hospital’s Every Child, Every Day campaign.

The campaign is funding sweeping renovations, creating new healing spaces, and transforming Hasbro Children’s into the pediatric hospital of the future.

Along with supporting modernization projects, Balise’s gift will help re-imagine the hospital’s outdoor Healing Garden. The space will be named for Balise in honor of their generosity.

“The campaign gift was a way to get our entire group involved and further expand our relationship,” says Alex. “Having an opportunity to support a place where kids and families can escape to and, hopefully, one that puts a smile on their faces wasn’t something we could turn down.”

And true to their roots, Balise never really stops giving, having also donated two electric ride-on vehicles for patients to drive on their way into surgery, helping to ease their nerves as well as those of their parents.

“If there’s a way we can help, we want to help,” adds Alex.

DUNKIN’ PLEDGES $750,000 TO HASBRO CHILDREN’S

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ew brands are more popular or ubiquitous than Dunkin’— America’s favorite coffee and baked goods chain. Rhode Island and Bristol County, Massachusetts are home to nearly 300 Dunkin’ locations, and their more than 7,000 employees in the market provide exceptional customer experiences to the thousands of loyal patrons who stop in every day.

But success for Dunkin’ isn’t measured only in happy customers. It’s measured in healthy communities, too. And the company’s longstanding commitment to community is rooted in the very neighborhoods where they do business.

“Local franchise owners like myself live right here in Rhode Island and Bristol County, Massachusetts,” says Rob Batista, who owns several local Dunkin’ restaurants. “We grew up here, we’ve raised our families here, and we’ve grown our businesses here. So, we strongly believe we have a responsibility to give back to the communities we serve.”

For more than a decade, Dunkin’ has been a generous and active supporter of Hasbro Children’s Hospital. The primary fundraising initiative Dunkin’ employs to support the hospital is their annual Iced Coffee Day, where they donate $1 for every iced coffee they sell to support the hospital. Since its launch in 2010, the effort has raised more than $1 million for Hasbro Children’s. In addition, Dunkin’ has also sponsored the hospital’s annual Heroes Ball and Radiothon, helped organize large-scale outings to participate in the daily Good Night Lights signaling tradition in downtown Providence, and encouraged their employees to volunteer at other hospital events.

To date, Dunkin’ has pledged almost $2 million in support of the Every Child, Every Day campaign – which includes a recent commitment of $750,000. A portion of their new pledge will support the Healing Arts Fund and the remaining donation will be allocated to the Renovations Fund.

Iced Coffee Day 2019

“At just about any Dunkin’ location you walk into, you’ll find a crew member, a manager, a franchisee or a guest whose life has been positively impacted by the amazing people at Hasbro Children’s Hospital,” Rob explains. “That’s a testament to the lifesaving work that happens there day in and day out, and it’s the reason why we at Dunkin’ are so proud to do what we can to support them.”

As a thank you for their tremendous support, the emergency department waiting area at Hasbro Children’s will be dedicated to Dunkin’. “We see that honor as a symbol of our longstanding partnership with Hasbro Children’s Hospital, and we’re grateful for the recognition,” Rob says. “But I hope it also shows that we are wholeheartedly committed to building upon this relationship for years to come.”

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THE BALL WAS CANCELED, BUT THE SUPPORT CONTINUED!

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n late February, final preparations were underway for Hasbro Children’s 2020 Heroes Ball, which was scheduled to take place March 7 at the Rhode Island Convention Center. At the same time, COVID-19 first appeared in our state. Much was unknown about the virus during those early weeks. However, it was clear the best decision for the safety and well-being of the community was to cancel the event.

Despite not gathering in person, many supporters of the event—including our presenting sponsors, CVS Health and IGT—decided to donate their sponsorship funds, knowing the hospital needed them. Collectively, this overwhelming display of generosity from businesses and individuals resulted in nearly $940,000 being raised for the most critical needs of the hospital.

The ball’s fund-a-need focus for the night of the event was to be the pediatric hematology/oncology program, which provides the highest level of care at every phase of illness and recovery to pediatric and young adult patients with blood disorders or cancer.

Caring for children with these conditions is a complex, protracted process, as disease recurrence and treatment-related issues can result in long-term protocols, therapies, and follow-up. Thanks to many generous donors, including an anonymous donor who pledged to match $100,000 in donations for the fund-a-need, the program raised nearly $200,000. Visit giving.lifespan.org/ Hasbro/FAN to view the inspiring fund-a-need video.

The Heroes Ball is the largest annual fundraiser to benefit the state’s only pediatric hospital; last year’s event raised more than $1.14 million. Event chairs Deanna and Scott Donnelly and co-chairs Melisa Verrecchia and Andy Marr are looking forward to coming back bigger and better for the 2021 event!

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THANK YOU TO OUR SUPPORTERS! PRESENTING SUPP ORTERS

PLATINUM SUPP ORTERS

GOLD SUPP ORTERS

THE VERRECCHIA FAMILY FOUNDATION

SILVER SUPP ORTERS

CHRIS AND MARY ELLEEN PATTON

BRONZE SUPP ORTERS Aramark Arden Engineering Constructors, LLC Aubin Corporation Baird BD Brown Surgical Associates The Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University First Bristol Corporation Hart Engineering Corp.

COPPER SUPP ORTERS

Lynch & Pine Attorneys at Law, LLC Pariseault Builders, Inc. Partridge Snow & Hahn LLP RE/MAX Rhode Island Medical Imaging, Inc. The Tomorrow Fund Tori Lynn Andreozzi Foundation Tufts Health Plan United Healthcare of New England, Inc. Willis Towers Watson

Adler Pollock & Sheehan, PC BankNewport Chisholm Chisholm & Kilpatrick LTD Collette Compensation Advisory Partners Dorian J. Murray Foundation #Dstrong Duffy & Sweeney, LTD Ellie’s Bakery Epic Falvey Insurance Group GE Healthcare Horizon Beverage Company of Rhode Island

Howland Evangelista Kohlenberg, LLP Littler Luxury Brand Holdings Robert and Lynn Manning The Murray Family Charitable Foundation Neighborhood Health Plan of Rhode Island Tricia S. O’Neil, Financial Advisor, Descendants Wealth Management at Morgan Stanley PensionmarkMeridien Rhode Island Novelty Roberts, Carroll, Feldstein and Peirce, Inc. Webster Bank

BENEFACTOR SUPP ORTERS Sheryl Amaral A. Autiello Construction Co., Inc. Adler Cohen Harvey Wakeman & Guekguezian, LLP BayCoast Bank Blackstone Caterers Bob’s Discount Furniture Paul Busby Peter and Jennifer Capodilupo

Chace, Ruttenberg & Freedman, LLP Anjulika Chawla, MD Coastline Trust Company David and Deborah Crocker DiSanto Priest Charitable Foundation Joseph Dowling, MD and Sarah T. Dowling Friends of Jack Foundation The Hanover Insurance Group

HarborOne Bank Hilb Group of New England Hinckley Allen Huffmaster Crisis Response Steven Lampert, MD and Anita Feins, MD John Murphy, MD and Anne Moulton, MD

Navigant Credit Union New England Laborers’ Health and Safety Fund Paolino Properties PawSox Foundation Pawtucket Credit Union PKF O’Connor Davies Pratt Radiation Oncology Associates, Inc.

ReedGroup Regan Heating and Air Conditioning Ruggieri Brothers, Inc. Shore’s Fresh Food Market Don and Pat Swanson Twin River Casino Hotel Van Liew Trust Company Washington Trust Supporters as of 07.13.2020

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MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIRMAN

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here’s never been a more striking example than the COVID-19 pandemic of why local hospitals are essential to our communities.

Throughout this crisis, Rhode Island Hospital, in coordination with its pediatric division, Hasbro Children’s Hospital, has blazed the way—for our state and nation—with exceptional talent and a clear voice of leadership. Our hospitals will forever be defined by the way they rose to this extraordinary moment in history and achieved a new level of excellence.

As Chairman of the Rhode Island Hospital Foundation Board of Trustees, I am honored to also support Hasbro Children’s and to work alongside the Hasbro Children’s Hospital Leadership Council. The council members give tirelessly of their time and talents to help build a better tomorrow for Rhode Island’s children. Thank you, one and all.

And now, please meet two of our newest ambassadors, Melisa Verrecchia and Jaclyn LeiblCote, for whom giving is truly a family affair.

ROBERT VINCENT Chair, Rhode Island Hospital Foundation Board of Trustees

THANK YOU TO ALL THE MEMBERS OF THE HASBRO CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL LEADERSHIP COUNCIL Phyllis A. Dennery, MD, Co-Chair Francois I. Luks, MD, Co-Chair Wayne Charness, Co-Chair Lawrence A. Aubin, Sr. Timothy J. Babineau, MD Danielle Benedict Elizabeth Burke Bryant Paul Busby Jeanne S. Cohen Celeste Corcoran, MD Karen Davis Karen G. DelPonte, Esq. Penelope Dennehy, MD Bradford Dimeo

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Deanna Donnelly Renée Evangelista, Esq. Dory Faxon Samara Feldman Patricia Flanagan, MD Ed Forman, MD James Gilbane Barbara Haynes Robert B. Klein, MD Jaclyn Leibl-Cote Samantha Lomow Melissa Murray Stephen Olson Frank Overly, MD

Holly Paras Kinnari Patel James Procaccianti Zachary Robbins, MD Katina Robison, MD Henry T. Sachs, III, MD Linda Snelling, MD Cathy Solomon Jaime Tasca John Urban Melisa Verrecchia Grace Vincent Tracey Wallace Kyle Wohlrab, MD

MEET MELISA VERRECCHIA

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elisa Verrecchia grew up in a family steeped in the values of giving.

“My dad would tell us kids that if you are fortunate enough to be in a position to give back to your community, you have a duty to do so,” says Melisa, the third of Alfred J. and Geraldine Verrecchia’s four children. Al is the retired CEO and Chairman of Hasbro, Inc., and a former Chairman of the Lifespan Board of Directors. Today, the mom of a 9-year-old girl and stepmom of a 9-year-old boy is carrying on the legacy of her parents by supporting organizations near and dear to their hearts—Hasbro Children’s Hospital, Bradley Hospital, and Adoption Rhode Island.

Melisa Verrecchia with fiancé Andy Marr

Melisa earned her bachelor’s degree in creative writing from Emerson College and enjoyed a decade-long career forecasting trends as a senior market analyst in the Los Angeles fashion industry. Now in her 40s, creativity and forward thinking inform her work on the Hasbro Children’s Hospital Leadership Council, which she joined in 2019. “My goal is to help figure out how to ease the next generation of potential funders into giving and find innovative ways for them to do so, such as text-to-give,” says Melisa, who served on the Heroes Ball Committee last year. She and fiancé Andy Marr were co-chairs of this year’s event, which was canceled due to COVID-19.

“I want to engage people who do not have deep pockets but are socially conscious and want to be involved in the hospital,” says Melisa, adding with a chuckle, “I can be pretty persuasive.”

MEET JACLYN LEIBL-COTE

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aclyn Leibl-Cote’s passion for travel has taken her around the world. New Zealand, Peru, and Kenya are among her favorite destinations. But she’s equally passionate about her deep roots in Rhode Island and her family’s longstanding dedication to the community.

“Giving back is the way I grew up. It’s what I learned from my grandparents and my mom and dad. It’s in my DNA as a Sullivan,” says Jaclyn, president of Collette Tours. Her granddad, Dan Sullivan Sr., bought the travel company from founder Jack Collette in 1962; dad Dan Sullivan Jr. took the reins in 1990, and Jaclyn assumed the presidency in 2018. The global company, based in Pawtucket, is a longtime and generous partner of Hasbro Children’s Hospital as well as other Lifespan affiliates.

Jaclyn Leibl-Cote

Last year, Jaclyn deepened her commitment to the health and well-being of the region’s youngest generation by joining the Hasbro Children’s Hospital Leadership Council. She also served on the Heroes Ball 2020 committee, which was canceled due to COVID-19.

“Every child deserves a healthy future,” she says. “If we can have a positive influence on kids and provide opportunities for them to live their best lives, that’s very powerful. I’m excited to be a part of that.” A lifelong Rhode Islander, Jaclyn graduated from the University of Rhode Island and earned her MBA from Babson College in Wellesley, Massachusetts. She and husband Christian Leibl-Cote have twin 9-year-old sons and a 7-year-old daughter. Jaclyn also serves on the boards of the UCAP School and Crossroads Rhode Island.

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EMPLOYEES SUPPORT CAMPAIGN TO RENOVATE HOSPITAL

Employee donor recognition mural on hospital cafeteria windows designed by local artist Pasqualina Luzzi.

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mployees at Hasbro Children’s Hospital and across the Lifespan system are helpers. No matter what their title is, if they’re a front line caregiver or a support staff member, or in an administrative office, wanting to help is part of health care workers’ DNA. And when helpers come together, wonderful things happen – like the success of the employee giving effort to raise money for the Every Child, Every Day campaign.

In 1994, more than 2,000 employees collectively donated more than $1 million to support the historic undertaking of building the state’s first and only children’s hospital. Twenty-six years later, Hasbro Children’s Hospital remains a beacon of hope for children and families in need of medical care in our region, and once again employees came together to show their support for the revitalization of some of the most important areas in the hospital. The healing environment is a point of pride for our care teams, who are the first to greet patients at the hospital. It is also another reason for employees to invest in this important campaign. “Many of us who work at Hasbro Children’s feel very connected to the hospital, and when you feel part ownership in something, you want to support it. That’s why I supported the campaign,” says pediatric emergency department Medical

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Director Frank Overly, MD. The emergency department is one of the areas being renovated to meet growing volume and patients’ medical-psychiatric needs. (See page 4 for more on renovations.)

“There have been many improvements made over the past 20 years but nothing like this,” says Dr. Overly. “It will be nice to have a space that makes a positive first impression on people when they come through the doors, and one for employees to be proud of.”

Margaret Prendergast, Programs Administrator in Pediatric Specialties and Satellites, agrees, “I support the campaign because I believe in Hasbro Children’s Hospital and Rhode Island Hospital. I think we do wonderful things here and provide quality patient care. And as with everything, the building needs some ‘sprucing’ up. We have many patients walking our halls and coming to our clinics and they deserve to see it looking sharp.”

Dr. Overly and Margaret Prendergast were among the many employees who donated to Every Child, Every Day, raising nearly $800,000 for the employee giving campaign last year.

THE SHOW MUST GO ON!

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lthough the Hasbro Children’s Hospital Radiothon will look a little different this year, the event will still be happening.

On September 17, 2020, personalities from Cumulus Providence radio stations 92 PRO-FM, Lite Rock 105, 630 WPRO, and Hot 106 will be interviewing patients and families— safely, by phone—to learn about their personal journeys of hope and healing and how they came to rely on Hasbro Children’s for lifesaving care. Their inspiring stories will be shared throughout the broadcast, which airs 6 a.m. to 6 p.m., so we encourage you to tune in throughout the day.

Also, a social distancing phone bank manned by volunteers will be held on the Hasbro Children’s campus to make it easy for supporters to call in their one-time or Miracle Maker (monthly donor) gifts during the 12-hour show.

CAN’T WAIT TO DONATE? YOU DON’T HAVE TO! If you’d like to get a head start on your giving, here are three ways you can contribute right now: Call*: 1-855-999-KIDS (5437) Text*: ‘HASBRO’ to 68683 Visit: HCHRADIOTHON.ORG

*Phone and text lines open September 1 to October 1, 2020.

BIG THANK YOU TO OUR SUPPORTERS!

MR. DAVID SCHULLER

A big thank you to East Commerce Solutions and Ed Medeiros, President and CEO for his generous annual support of Radiothon. East Commerce Solutions once again donated $10,000 to be the phone bank sponsor this year!

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2019 HONOR ROLL OF SUPPORTERS Hasbro Children’s Hospital is proud to recognize its generous supporters whose philanthropy enables the hospital to provide exceptional, compassionate, patient-centered care to the children of Rhode Island and beyond. This list reflects cumulative gifts and pledges of $250 or more in the calendar year 2019. Many thanks for your generosity! $50,000—$99,999

Alexander’s Uniforms Cathy L. Andreozzi CVS Health Brown Physicians, Inc. Brown Surgical Associates The Edward J. and Virginia M. Routhier Foundation IGT Global Solutions Corporation The Honorable and Mrs. Patrick C. Lynch Nathan Clark & Associates Neighborhood Health Plan of Rhode Island Procaccianti Family Foundation Rhode Island Medical Imaging, Inc. Rite Aid Corporation Shriners of Rhode Island Charities Trust

$25,000—$49,999

$1,000,000+ The Collis Foundation Yawkey Foundation II

$500,000—$999,999 Balise Auto Group The Champlin Foundation

$250,000—$499,999 Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals Colbea Enterprises, L.L.C. Rhodython The Tomorrow Fund

$100,000—$249,999

Anonymous Brown Emergency Medicine Mr. and Mrs. Anthony A. Calandrelli Collette Dunkin’ Brands, Inc. Elizabeth and Michael Huber Joan and Leonard Engle Family Foundation Johnston Memorial Cancer Events Judith Engle Clifford Family Kohl’s Department Stores, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Scott B. Laurans Mary and Rick Engle Family The Murray Family Charitable Foundation RIH Orthopaedic Foundation, Inc. Robin and Jim Engle Family** The Honorable and Mrs. Bruce M. Selya Mrs. Virginia H. Soutter** Spirit of Halloween’s Spirit of Children Walmart Inc.

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ACS Industries, Inc. The Aubin Family Dr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Babineau Brown Dermatology Inc. Dimeo Construction Company Scott and Deanna Donnelly Dr. Day Care Learning Center Extra Life Joy in Childhood Foundation KPMG LLP Tom and Cathy Lawson LPG Anesthesia One Mission The Procaccianti Group, LLC Raymond T. and Ann T. Mancini Family Foundation RE/MAX, LLC Rhode Island Foundation Rhode Island State Senate Open Seastreak LLC Speedway Subaru of America, Inc. Telemachus & Irene Demoulas Family Foundation Textron Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred J. Verrecchia and The Verrecchia Family Foundation

$15,000—$24,999

Ace Hardware Corporation Amica Mutual Insurance Company APG Security Bank of America Boston Scientific Corporation William G. Cioffi, MD and Theresa A. Graves, MD Citizens Bank Connecticut Business Systems Cox Business Mr. and Mrs. Bradford S. Dimeo Dominion Harbor Group LLC Lisa M. Dunkle, MD and Mr. Richard J. Scheffler Craig P. Eberson, MD FM Global Foundation Ms. Kristin Fraser and Mr. John Murphy H. Carr and Sons, Inc.

Ida Ballou Littlefield Memorial Trust Lamar Advertising Francois I. Luks, MD and Monique E. De Paepe, MD Michael and Julie Mahoney Marriott International, Inc. Murray Outdoor Communications Nerves and Bones Realty Promotion and Events Corporation Rhode Island Hospital Guild Salve Regina University Richard M. Smith, MD and Kathryn D. McGowan, MD Tufts Health Plan United Natural Foods, Inc. Robert and Grace Vincent Washington County Fair The Washington Trust Charitable Foundation

$10,000—$14,999

Anonymous Adler Pollock & Sheehan, PC Amaral Associates, LLC Arden Engineering Constructors, LLC BD Billy Andrade - Brad Faxon Charities for Children Paul Busby Mr. James L. Carr, Jr. and Ms. Mary Anne Wood Mr. and Mrs. BJ Charette Charness Charitable Foundation Mr. Ronald A. Colantonio CORE Cycle.Fitness.Lagree Aristides J. Cruz, Jr., MD, MBA and Ashley T. Peterson, MD Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Delli Carpini DePasquale Bros., Inc. East Commerce Solutions, Inc. Emilie Luiza Borda Charitable Fund Ira S. and Anna Galkin Charitable Trust Gianna Cirella Memorial Fund Hart Engineering Corp.

Mr. Nathan Harwood Dolph and Maureen Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Jackson Zachary Levesque Ms. Cheryl Merchant Minnie Sumner Woodward Trust John H. Moran, MD New England Patriots Charitable Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Timothy M. O’Neil Mary Elleen and Christopher Patton Pepsi Beverage Company Mr. and Mrs. Jason Pinheiro R.I. Lions Children’s Cancer Fund, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Anderson Reggio Jeremiah D. Schuur, MD and Ms. Lauraine Boccone Shields Health Solutions Panda Restaurant Group, Inc. Patrick K. Sullivan, MD and Mrs. Maureen Sullivan Swarovski North America, Ltd. Transition Solutions, Inc. University Orthopedics, Inc. Margaret M. Van Bree, MHA, DrPH Warwick Mall

$5,000—$9,999

AAA Northeast Acoustical Thermal Insulators, Inc. Adolph Masciandaro Trust Aim High Academy, Inc. ALEX AND ANI American Aerial Equipment Amgen, Inc. Andrea Rizzo Foundation Anonymous Aramark Mr. David Bagus Roger and Diane Begin Ellen Lutch Bender Nathan B. Beraha, MD and Mrs. Karen Beraha Richard Beretta, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Bert Mrs. Teresa Bert Brown Medicine, Inc. Brown University Bruno & Son Electric Inc. Scott and Kathleen Burton Peter and Jennifer Capodilupo Mr. and Mrs. Steven R. Carlino Mr. Marc Carrier Chelo’s Management Company, Inc. The Claflin Company CMN Hasbro Fundraiser, Inc. Dairy Queen Corporation Mr. and Mrs. James A. Davis, Sr. Mr. Roger R. Durand Phyllis A. Dennery, MD and Mr. Gregory Mundy Dorian J. Murray Foundation Douglas Lumber Corporation Epic Lloyd Feit, MD and Linda Nici, MD Mr. and Mrs. Dave Fickel James Fingleton, MD and Jennifer S. Gass, MD First Bristol Corporation Flood Ford of East Greenwich Mr. and Mrs. William Foulkes** The Foundry Corporate Office Center Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gendron Richard G. Greco, MD** Gregg’s Restaurants, Inc. Harold Winstead Charitable Trust Thaddeus W. Herliczek, MD High Voltage Maintenance Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Hjerpe, III IHOP Restaurants Immunex Rhode Island Corp.

The John Clarke Trust Jordan’s Furniture Corporate Office Ms. Kim A. Keck Michael and Michelle Kelly L & W Supply William J. Lewander, MD and Mrs. Treacy Lewander Littler Mendelson, P.C. Jeff Mammano Bhikhaji M. Maneckji, Esq.** Marjorie Lee Sundlun Trust McQuades Pharmacy McWhirter Family Fund** MetLife Auto & Home Morrison Mahoney, LLP Navigant Credit Union The Neurosurgery Foundation, Inc. North Atlantic Distribution, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. David J. Olney Frank and Hannah Overly** Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas A. Paras Patrick Lynch Group, LLC Ms. Debra A. Petteruto Providence Auto Body, Inc. RDW Group, Inc. Rhode Island Federation of Garden Clubs Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Richardson Russell and Marjorie Boss Family Foundation**

The Senville Foundation Shaw’s Supermarkets, Inc. Andy and Maureen Soutter** Soutter Family Fund Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Spratt Tim and Fran Stenovitch** Ms. Marjorie L. Sundlun Ms. Deborah M. Thomas** Tom Marshall Building Products Tori Lynn Andreozzi Foundation United Healthcare of New England, Inc. United Networks of America Uno Pizzeria & Grill Vanasse Hangen Brustlin, Inc. Vector Media Holding Group Vigneron Memorial Fund Mamie and Rich Wakefield Conrad W. Wesselhoeft, MD and Mrs. Patricia Wesselhoeft** Willis Towers Watson Women & Infants Hospital Yankee Fiber Control, Inc. Zeta Beta Tau Fraternity Mark Zonfrillo, MD

$2,500—$4,999

Adler, Cohen, Harvey, Wakeman, Guekguezian LLP Paul Adler Ms. Sharon O. Albert** Daniel and Stacie Allen** Allied Building Products Corporation BankNewport Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Beneduce Mr. and Mrs. David W. Boland, III BS Management, Inc Cameron and Mittleman, LLP Mr. Thomas P. Cameron Mr. Paul Campellone Centrifugal Associates Group, LLC Chariho Rotary Club Foundation, Inc. Children’s Workshop Foundation Clark Dietrich Building Systems Mr. and Mrs. Gregory R. Coe, Sr. Mr. Arthur A. Coia and Mrs. Donna M. Paolino Compensation Advisory Partners Cooperative Credit Union Association, Inc. Credit Unions for Kids Customers Bank Karen L. Daigle, MD Ms. Edythe M. De Marco and Mr. Tom Byrne Frank DelSanto, EdD** Mr. and Mrs. George E. Dlugos** Nick and Diane Dominick Charlene P. Draleau, M.S.N. Duffy & Sweeney, LTD Enterprise Holdings Foundation Ed and Renée Evangelista EYP Architecture & Engineering Falvey Insurance Group Mr. and Mrs. Michael Fanning Patricia J. Flanagan, MD and Mark I. Schwager, MD Mr. and Mrs. Larry Flynn The Frances Waterhouse Richmond Fund FUJIFILM Electronic Materials Gabrielle Dinsmore Heart & Hope Fund GE Healthcare Mr. Antonio Giarrusso** Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey J. Giguere** Paul Gordon, MD and Susan Duffy, MD Mr. and Mrs. Jefferson Guimond Hands in Harmony, Inc. Hanover Insurance Company The Hartford Financial Services Group, Inc. Hasbro, Inc. Horizon Beverage Company of Rhode Island Howland Evangelista Kohlenberg Burnett, LLP Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Hyman Mr. and Mrs. Nick Insogna

The Jerome J. and Jane M. Perez Charitable Fund** Mrs. Donna L. Kaplan Mrs. Sandra M. LaFratta Rishi Ramesh Lulla, MD and Mrs. Nisha Lulla Robert and Lynn Manning Mass Flora Realty Corp** Ms. Cheryl A. McCarthy Peggy and David McGill Meehan Foundation, Inc. Mr. Caleb Messier Mrs. Patricia A. Monti** Morgan Stanley John B. Murphy, MD and Anne W. Moulton, MD Ms. Amy K. Nelson-Bryant Ornament Rescue League Mrs. Sandra D. Oster** Pariseault Builders, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Jaymin B. Patel Pawtucket Credit Union Pawtucket Red Sox Point Judith Capital Providence Sports + Entertainment David and Belle Rampone Residential Properties Ltd. Rhode Island Novelty, Inc. Roberts, Carroll, Feldstein and Peirce, Inc. Mr. Cody Rocha Rockwell Amusements and Promotions, Inc. Ross-Simons Jewelers Ms. Angela Ruggeri

Mr. and Mrs. William F. Schmiedeknecht, Jr. Mr. David D. Schuller Mr. Jack Shields Shore’s Fresh Food Market Latha Sivaprasad, MD and Jason Wright MD Mr. Douglas Kenneth Spracklin and Ms. Debra Laura Jane Carson** Subway US Mr. John A. Tarantino** Tasca Automotive Group Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Thomas, Jr.** Toray Plastics America Mr. and Mrs. James M. Toth Ms. Ruth G. Tureckova Van Liew Trust Company Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Vidal** Vs. Cancer Foundation Warwick Ice Cream Wawaloam Campground Webster Bank WPRI TV Channel 12 Fox Providence Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Zechmeister

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$1,000—$2,499

Anonymous A. Autiello Construction Co., Inc. Ms. Lisa M. Abbott Alliant Construction Services Group Mr. and Mrs. Billy Almon, Jr. Mrs. Vivian Alves American Lung Association of the Northeast, Inc. Amgen Foundation Ms. Jenny B. Andersson Mr. Tome Andrade and Mrs. Julie Lohr Andrade Mr. and Mrs. Glenn D. Andrews** Artistic Contours Ms. Leili Azadivar Barrington Public Schools Manny and Wanda Barrows Mrs. Danielle M. Benedict Mr. and Mrs. Oliver H. Bennett** Mr. Alan S. Betts Big Fish Promotions, LLC Black Point Wealth Management Mrs. Karli J. Blossom Mr. Bob Botsford Ms. Kelly Brennan Brown Neurology Steven A. Brown, DMD Jane and Joseph Bruno Anthony A. Caldamone, MD and Mrs. Barbara Caldamone The Honorable Donald L. Carcieri Carla Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Craig Casey Centreville Bank Chace, Ruttenberg & Freedman, LLP Charlestown-Richmond Volunteer Fire Assn.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Chase Child’s Play Mr. and Mrs. James Chow Mr. and Mrs. Douglas C. Coffey Mr. James E. Collins Mr. and Mrs. John D. Conforti** Mr. and Mrs. John Cordeiro and Family Cranston High School West Mr. and Mrs. Glenn M. Creamer** Mr. and Mrs. David V. Crocker D’Ambra Construction Co. Inc. Mr. Robert A. D’Amico, II Dr. Jordan T. Daniel David & Robin Ryan Family Foundation** The DelMonico Family Fund** Ms. Karen G. DelPonte and Mr. Tony Allison Mr. and Mrs. Anthony DelVecchio** Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin S. Dewar Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. DiSanto** Mr. Mark P. Dolan and Ms. Kimberly Gibbs O’Hayer Drs. Maria and Joseph Ducharme Mr. Wayne Durfee Duquette Family Eye Care, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Eacuello, Jr. The Edwin S. Soforenko Foundation Mr. Evan Ellis and Mrs. Bonnie Davis Ellis Richard W. Emery, Jr. EpiVax, Inc. Mrs. Loree G. Eysaman Betty Ferreira Mr. Thomas A. Flynn** Mr. and Mrs. Edward Galvin GameStop Mr. David Emil Garamella and Mrs. Shawn K. Polizzi Mr. and Mrs. John F. Garcia Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Garrison Andrew Gazerro, III, DMD Dr. Richard Gillerman Ms. Dorothy Glodek Godfrey B. Simonds Fund Mr. Robert Gold Mr. Robert Goldberg Amy S. Gottlieb, MD Mr. James Gray**

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Greater Providence Board of Realtors Mr. and Mrs. Patrick A. Guida Mrs. Christina J. Haas Mr. and Mrs. James M. Hagerty The Haley Dowdell Memorial Foundation Mary Ann Hamler Ms. Sheila A. Harrington** Terrance Healey, MD and Mrs. Christy Healey Mr. and Mrs. David Henderson Hilb Group of NE Hinckley Allen Mr. Jon Hirschtick and Mr. Randy Gollub** HopeHealth Mr. Russ C. Hryzan Independent Benefit Solutions, LLC International Brotherhood of Police Officers J.J. Cardosi Inc. Jeffrey and Ismenia Jackson Mr. Gary C. Jarvis** John J. & Nancy E. Hudson Charitable Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Paul Joncas Mr. Richard J. Jurczak Mr. and Mrs. John S. Justo** Ms. Eleanor M. Kaczmarek Mr. and Mrs. Keith D. Kelly Mrs. Karen A. King Petra Klinge, MD Mrs. Melinda H. Knight** Ms. Linda D. Knowles** Leo Kobayashi, MD Jonathan D. Kurtis, MD and Jennifer F. Friedman, MD Lampion Press LLC Mr. and Mrs. Ralph G. Lawrence** Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Levy Alan and Marianne Litwin Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Lombardo Mr. and Mrs. Phillip G. Loscoe, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David E. Maher

Mahoney Family Foundation Joe and Meredith MarcAurele Mr. and Mrs. Vinay Marken Mr. and Mrs. John A. Matta** Mrs. Marilyn L. McAllister Mr. and Mrs. Brendan P. McCarthy Ms. Kyle J. McDonald Mr. Dennis P. McGuire, Sr.** Mr. Rui M. Mendes Michael Reuter, DPM Michael and Marianne Migliori Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Mongeon** Mr. and Mrs. Kevin P. Moore Ms. Fatima Morel Mr. Davey Morris Mr. and Mrs. Mark Morrissey Ms. Lori Morse Mr. and Mrs. Daniel S. Moynihan Ms. Danielle Mubarak Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Mullally Ms. Joanna L. Mulvaney National Grid New England Laborers’ Health and Safety Fund

Nicholas J. Caldarone Foundation North Providence Collision Center, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Notargiacomo The O’Hanian-Szostak Family Fund Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. O’Neill Open Table of Christ UMC Our Lady of Good Counsel Mr. Nicholas H. Pacheco James F. Padbury, MD and Mrs. Mary Padbury Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Padien Dana R. Palka, RN Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Pannozzo Mr. Michael Paolucci Jacqueline and David Parrillo Mr. and Mrs. Mikko J. Passananti Patriot Subaru Ms. Jacqueline Patterson Perks & Corks Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Peters, Jr. Angelo Pezzullo Chanika Phornphutkul, MD and Kittichai Promrat, MD Mr. and Mrs. John G. Picerne** Paul and Eleanor Pierannunzi Mr. William Place Mr. and Mrs. Peter C. Plumb** Ms. Pamela J. Pomfret Mr. and Mrs. George Poncin Mr. and Mrs. Felix A. Porcaro Pratt Radiation Oncology Associates, Inc. Judith A. Pratt MD, and Mr. Jonathan S. Pratt** Providence College The Rawnsley Family Cheryl L. Raymond, DC Mr. Jalil-ur Rehman Ms. Merrill Reid The Reynolds Team Dr. Barbara P. Riley and Mr. C. A. Riley Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd J. Robertson, Jr. The Robinson Green Beretta Corporation Ruggieri Brothers, Inc. RWT Wichita, LLC Henry T. Sachs III, MD and Teresa A. Van Buren, MD Jonathan R. Schiller, MD and Mrs. Sona Schiller Ivona Sediva, MD Mr. Thomas Seewoester Mary Ann Shallcross Smith, PhD and Mr. Ronald R. Smith Shawmut Design and Construction Mr. and Mrs. Russell R. Shippee Sigma Chi Fraternity Mark Sigman, MD Smithfield Rotary Club Stadium System, Inc. Star Sales and Distributing Co. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Sweitzer Mr. Andrew W. Thompson Traditional Martial Arts Ms. Erin K. Truman Twin River Uno Restaurants, LLC. Mr. Angel Urena Mr. and Mrs. Bruce W. Van Saun Ms. Melisa A. Verrecchia and Mr. Andrew J. Marr Voya Foundation Mr. George Wakeman and Ms. Tina Traficanti Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wallace Mr. and Mrs. William T. Watkins David E. Wazer, MD Mr. Dustin J. Wesolowski Mr. Ryan P. Whalen Mrs. Barbara A. White** Mrs. Camille E. White Ms. Lori Whitehead Jane and John Williams Nidia S. Williams, PhD Hale Wills, MD and Mrs. Lora Wills Albert Woo, MD and Judy Jang, MD Mr. John P. Yorkery**

$500—$999

Roy K. Aaron, MD and Mrs. Judith Aaron** Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Abbood Accenture Mr. Ben Achin Mr. and Mrs. Georgios Adilinis** Advanced Building Concepts Mr. and Mrs. Glenn R. Ahlborg** Mr. Mark Albert Amaranth of RI Diabetes Fund American Tele-Connect Services, Inc. The Anderson Family Charitable Jonathan Argo, MD and Mrs. Tricia Argo Atlantic Plywood Corp.

Ms. Marcella R. Aquino Ms. Diane F. Aubin and Mr. Robert J. Leonardo Auto Body Concepts, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Garth G. Baker Maxon Balmforth, DVM** Bambini Academy Inc. Bank of America Charitable Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Valentino F. Barichello Mr. John C. Barrett Ms. Sarah Barrow and Mr. Nathan White** BayCoast Bank Beliveau Family Fund Mr. and Mrs. Bradford R. Bellows Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Bence** Mr. Stuart Benton Lionel Bercovitch, MD and Anne Bercovitch, MD** Mr. and Mrs. Timothy P. Bergeron Mr. Victor A. Bica** Mr. and Mrs. Mark Blackburn Mr. and Mrs. John Blodgett Mrs. Margaret P. Boger Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. Bolcon Ms. Michele P. Brannigan Larry K. Brown, MD Mr. Jon Bruning Mr. Daniel C. Bryant and Mrs. Elizabeth Burke Bryant** BuildRI Burns and Cotter, Inc .

CBM Assistance Group, LLP Angela M. Caliendo, MD, PhD Mr. Gregory R. Cambio Mr. Reginald C. Campbell, Jr.** Carousel Dance Studio, Inc William J. Cashore, MD and Mrs. Pauline Cashore** Mr. Albert S. Castelli, Sr. Megan Catallozzi, DDS and Nicholas Catallozzi, DDS** Gabriel Cerezo, MD and Carolina S. Cerezo, MD CertainTeed Mr. and Mrs. David A. Cesario Ms. Marilyn J. Chadwick Mr. and Mrs. Charalambos Kyriakides Charlotte Florence Trust Wendy S. Chen, MD Mr. and Mrs. Keith Christensen Cincotti Family Charitable Fund** Mr. and Mrs. Todd A. Cipriani Ms. Anne Ciresi Citizens Financial Group, Inc. Citrin Cooperman Ms. Kerry A. Clark Scott A. Colonna, MD and Theresa Colonna, MD Colony Hardware Mr. Thomas M. Cosgrove The Cove Restaurant Mr. Ernest L. Crivellone** Alan H. Daniels, MD and Michelle Daniels, DMD Mr. and Mrs. William DeBlois Mr. Bert T. deBont** Bradley D. DeNardo, MD and Liza M. Aguiar, MD Derek and Suzanne Wallen Giving Fund Mrs. Bobbi O. Desrosiers Mrs. Jerilyn A. Devin Diesel Construction Joseph L. Dowling, Jr. MD and Sarah Dowling, Esq. Ms. Michelle A. Drolet

Mr. Brian L. Duffy Ms. Marie Dufresne Cathy E. Duquette, PhD, RN, and George Greenleaf, USN Ret. Myra J. Edens, MSN, RN Mr. and Mrs. Scott T. Edwards** Jack Angel Elias, MD and Mrs. Sandra Elias Embrace Home Loans Inc. Encore Fire Protection Peter T. Evangelista, MD and Mrs. Sandra Evangelista Mr. Thomas F. Farrelly and Ms. Ruthanne T. Logan Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Fay Mr. Ryan Fazekas Fear Town Productions LLC Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Ferranti, II** Mr. and Mrs. Larry E. Fish Fleurs Fine Gardens and Landscapes Mr. Anthony Fossa** Frank J. Newman & Son, Inc. Mr. John Frascotti and Mrs. Sharon O’Connor** Mr. and Mrs. Mark Freitas Mr. Greg Gable Mr. Gary Gaethofs Galvin And Associates, LLC Ms. Helen C. Gannon Gem Mechanical Services, Inc. Get Involved Now Inc. Mr. and Mrs. James M. Gilbane** Mr. and Mrs. Peter T. Ginaitt Mrs. Dana Gleadow Gloria Gemma Breast Cancer Resource Foundation Mr. Thomas Guerra Gurney’s Newport Resort Mr. Joe Haley Pamela A. Harrop, MD Mr. Mark E. Hasbrouck Mr. Scott L. Hartwell and Ms. Jillian S. Folger-Hartwell Ms. Donna M. Hayes Mr. and Ms. Gregory P. Heron Joshua Honeyman, MD and Mrs. Wendy Honeyman Hope Valley Volunteer Fire Association, Inc. The Hotel Viking Mr. Ronald R. Houle Mr. and Mrs. Marcus I. Howell Ms. Claudia Huntley IBPO Local 301 Jeffrey and Jennifer Gandel Fund** K. Electric, Inc. The Kane-Barrengos Foundation** Dr. Vania L. Kasper Kate Farms, Inc - East Coast Office Mr. Joel Kramer Mr. Michael J. Kramer Mrs. Janice M. Krawczyk Mr. and Mrs. Jamie Kuzman Steven Lampert, MD and Anita Feins, MD Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Langton** Mrs. Karen LaTona**

Harish S. Lecamwasam, MD and Manoja Lecamwasam, PhD** Legacy General Contracting, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Lentini Carol T. Lewis, MD and Reverend Michael C. Coburn Liberty Fence Ms. Patricia Lima Sally Anne Lund, MD and Paul Liu, MD Mr. Matthew Lofaro Mr. Oscar W. Look** Mr. Rodrigo Lopez Mr. and Ms. Pete Lucas Phillip R. Lucas, MD and Mrs. Teresa Lucas Mr. and Mrs. Matthew T. Ludwig Maggiacomo Insurance Agency Mr. and Mrs. Norman C. Mainville** Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Margadonna Mr. and Mrs. Jay Marshall Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Martone Mataronas Lobster Co., Inc.** Mr. and Mrs. Colin C. McClennan Mr. and Ms. Michael McDermott Mr. Patrick McKeever Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Mead Meadowbrook Farms School Ms. Rachel Mello Mr. Gregory Mercurio, Jr. Michael and Robin Prescott Fund Mr. and Mrs. William R. Miller, Jr. Richard P. Millman, MD and Mrs. Catherine Millman** Mr. and Mrs. Richard Morelle Moses Brown School Mrs. Heather J. Mossey Motor Sport Accessories, Corp.

The Honorable and Mrs. Kevin B. Murphy Ms. Melissa M. Murray Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Murzycki** Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Musco Nadeau Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Theodore W. Neilson** Ms. Rachael Nicastro Nico’s Tree Foundation Ms. Cortney Nicolato Nordstrom, Inc. Not Your Average Joe’s Mr. Mark T. Nugent and Ms. Jeanne Finnegan Nugent Mr. Sean O’Hare Orson & Brusini LTD Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Orth Mr. and Mrs. Ronald M. Paolino** Mr. Gary Paplauskas Jayanthi Parameswaran, MD and Bharat Ramratnam, MD Mr. and Mrs. Frank Parente** Partridge Snow & Hahn LLP Mrs. Susan L. Patterson Cheryl A. Peck, BSN, RN, CCRN Dorothy Peckham Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Perroni, III Peter Libutti Landscape Inc. Mr. Daniel Pfeifer Piccerelli, Gilstein & Co., LLP Mr. Gregory Pielech Mr. Raymond P. Pingitore Ms. Jacqueline E. Poore Mr. and Mr. Gregory D. Porter Margaret M. Prendergast Mr. William Prendergast Ms. Michaela Procaccini Prone Family Foundation The Providence Hockey Club The Providence Mutual Fire Insurance Company Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Purcell Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Rampone Raymour & Flanigan Furniture Renee Realty, LLC Mr. Mark Rezendes Mr. and Mrs. Richard V. Rheinberger Louis B. Rice, MD and Jana Rice, MD Patricia and Mark Richards

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$250—$499

$500-$999 (continued)

Ms. Katherine M. Ringe-Welch** Mr. David J. Rivard Mr. Daniel W. Robbins, Sr. Zachary M. Robbins, MD and Mrs. Esther Robbins Mr. Andrew A. Robinson Ms. Kelly Robinson Mr. Nicholas J. Rodrigues Rosciti Construction Company LLC Mr. and Mrs. Brendan Rose Ms. Juliana Rose Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Ross** Rossi Electric Company, Inc Kathleen M. Rotondo, MD Gary Dean Roye, MD and Mrs. Peggy Roye Dr. Ranna A. Rozenfeld Ms. Angela Ruo Ms. Michelle Russo Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Salpietro, III Ms. Ronna Schaffer Dr. Margaret Scheffler Heil and Mr. Jeff Scheffler Mr. Rian Seger Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Sekelsky Mr. Justin W. Serbent Mr. and Mrs. Gardiner L. Sherman** Signet Investment Advisory Group Attorney Susan Simonelli Mr. Peter Brett Scoliard and Ms. Sarah E. Sinclair** Mrs. Meredith E. Sinel St. Joseph’s Church Mr. and Mrs. George Stamatakos Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Sullivan, Jr. Konstantina A. Svokos, DO Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Swift Table Talk Pies, Inc. Ms. Joanne E. Tainsh Mr. Julis Tancinco Target Plainville Mr. and Mrs. Renato Termale** Textiles2 Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Tortolani Mr. Phillip Trotter UBS Financial Services, Inc. Mr. Richard Urban and Ms. Denise Nelson** Vanasse Hangen Brustlin Employees Mr. and Mrs. Brian J. Verdi Waltham Lumber Mr. and Mrs. John Warren Mrs. Emily A. Webber Ms. Rebecca S. Webber Claudia A. Wheeler, DO Mr. and Mrs. Steve Wiczek Mr. and Mrs. Bruce C. Wilks Ms. Damaris P. Williams** The Winter Family Foundation James W. Ziegler, MD and Joy Ziegler, MD Mr. and Mrs. David Zito

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Ms. Ana Albuja Mr. and Mrs. Michael Alexander Allergy & Asthma Associates, Inc. Mr. William Almon Mr. and Mrs. Jason E. Ames** Mr. Nick Anania Ms. Constance Anderson Anonymous Robert H. Andler, MD** Guida J. Andrade Mr. Joseph P. Archambault Ms. Kimberly Arruda Ms. Melissa Arruda Art For Life Foundation Mr. Yvorn Aswad Mr. George J. Azar Mr. and Mrs. Michael Babbitt Mr. and Mrs. Marc Backon Mrs. Clare Baffoni Mr. and Mrs. John F. Bannon** Mrs. Lisa Barbosa Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Barron Mr. Joseph R. Beretta** Mrs. Serena Beretta Mr. and Mrs. John C. Berkery** Ms. Margaret J. Bertolino, USN Mr. David Bessette Biokinetix Foundation Mr. and Mrs. William Bishop Mr. and Mrs. Kosta Bitsis Mr. and Mrs. Peter K. Bixby Mr. and Mrs. George J. Boiros** Mr. and Mrs. Matthew J. Bomster Mr. and Mrs. Kevin M. Brady Ms. Annemarie Brisson and Mr. Thomas R. Geiger Ms. Pauline J. Brodeur** Brotherhood of Temple Beth-El Mr. Paul B. Brown** Mr. and Mrs. Ian Burgess** Mr. and Mrs. Stanley James Busam Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Byrne Ms. Katy Cabral** Ms. Theresa Cabral Drs. Joseph and Rachel Caiati Mr. and Mrs. David Campbell** Mr. and Mrs. Reginald C. Campbell, Sr.** Ms. Barbara J. Caniglia Mr. and Ms. Daniel G. Cantone The Capital Grille Ms. Ann Marie Carbone Mrs. Patricia A. Carlson Mr. and Mrs. James Carr, III Mr. and Mrs. Mark Carroll Mr. Kevin Chamberlain Mr. and Mrs. Wayne S. Charness Mr. Derek Chaves Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Chiello, Jr.** Child Care Consultants & Facilites Management, Inc. Mr. Howard K. Chin Mr. Felix Cintron Mr. and Mrs. Rick Cirelli Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Clift Ms. Alicia Coelho Mr. and Mrs. John F. Coffey Mrs. Victor Colantino Mrs. Marilyn E. Colvin** Commonwealth Soap & Toiletries, Inc. Jason Conforti, MD Mr. and Mrs. Robert Connoni Robert L. Conrad, MD and Mrs. Martha Conrad Celeste Corcoran, MD and James Corcoran, MD** Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Corey** Mrs. Lori A. Corsi Mrs. Aldina M. Costa Mr. and Mrs. John S. Costantino Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Cottle Thomas J. Coughlin, MD and Mrs. Elizabeth Coughlin

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