Impact Report Impact Report ANNUAL ANNUAL2025 2025Your generosity in actionElevating and enhancingcompassionate, trustedcare within ourcommunities
2Table of contents Letter from leadership....................................................................................................3Year in review.................................................................................................................. 4Meet our leadership and associates ...........................................................................5The power of planned giving.........................................................................................6Financial overview...........................................................................................................7Supporting our Mission .................................................................................................8 Mission/Vision/Values ............................................................................................9 Foundation Purpose & Funding Priorities............................................................10 Support for those underserved ..............................................................................11 Strengthening pediatric care across Indiana......................................................12 Advancing the future of heart care in Indiana....................................................13 A culture of giving from within..............................................................................14 Investing in specialized care ..................................................................................15Enhancing patient care with advanced technology and equipment...................16Elevating the patient and family experiences ........................................................20Fostering creative approaches to healthcare......................................................... 24Empowering and supporting our associates .......................................................... 28Staying connected with our communities............................................................... 32Your philanthropic legacy........................................................................................... 35Thank you, generous donors...................................................................................... 36Ascension St. Vincent Foundation
Dear Friends and Supporters,Because of you, 2025 was a year of meaningful impact across Ascension St. Vincent.Your generosity is advancing compassionate, trusted care for patients and families in every community we serve. From creating calming, healing environments to expanding programs like Pediatric Nurse Navigation and Healing Arts, you are helping patients experience care that treats the whole person in body, mind, and spirit.You are also driving innovation and access. Investments in advanced equipment and spaces, like the new outdoor healing area at Trinity Behavioral Health Clinic, are transforming how and where care is delivered. At the same time, your support is building lasting impact through the establishment and growth of endowments for important programs like the Eric N. Prystowsky, MD, Cardiology Fellowship, Mobile Dental Clinic Endowment and the Peyton Manning Children’s – St. John’s Children’s Clinic. The impact of philanthropy is especially clear in the Women and Infants Hospital where more than 3,000 babies were delivered in the first year. As a Level IV Perinatal Center, it provides the highest level of care for mothers and babies in a coordinated, healing environment you helped create. Generosity is also reflected within our own teams. More than 2,200 associates contributed over $1 million to support patient care, programs, and each other.Inspired by the legacy of the Daughters of Charity, you are bringing health, healing, and hope to life every day. Thank you for everything you make possible.With gratitude,Ann HauptVice PresidentAscension St. Vincent Foundation3Letter from leadershipCALLED TO CARE IMPACT – PAGE 23 SUPPORTING OUR ASSOCIATES – PAGE 282025 Annual Impact Report
4Operated 250+ care sitesEmployed more than13,000 associatesProvided $314 millionin charity carePerformed more than79,000surgeriesDelivered over7,900 babiesAscension St. Vincent has been serving Indiana for over 150 yearsand is a faith-based healthcare organization committed to delivering compassionate, personalized care to all, with special attention to persons living in poverty and those most vulnerable. Ascension St. Vincent operates 19 hospitals in addition to a comprehensive network of affiliated joint ventures, medical practices and clinics serving Indiana, and employs more than 13,000 associates statewide. In fiscal year 2025, Ascension St. Vincent and care team members across the state: Cared for over305,000emergency room patientsOver 2.5 million doctor and clinic visitsAscension St. Vincent Foundation
5Meet our leadership and associatesAscension St. Vincent FoundationKatie Lucas, ChairScott Bove, TreasurerCali Estes, SecretaryTina Burks, RNMichael Busk, MD, MPHLinda Carroll, MSVince CaponiJulie CarpenterKatie Fischer, BSN, RNNessa HammanMax HittleAngela Hutson-StoneKalen JacksonSusan Maisel, MDGreg Mazanek, MDAllison MelangtonDave NeffMel RainesJennifer SchaeferJulie Schnieders, MSN, CNPJason SondhiFanchon StingerJoe Webster, MDAnn Haupt, Ex-OfficioAscension St. Vincent Anderson Foundation Tyson Mangrun, ChairBrooke Johnson, Treasurer/SecretaryDonald AppleJim AultDavid DoddJoshua Greene, MDBeverly JoyceDerek MadingerStephenie MellingerStephanie MiddletonOlivia PrattMarion TeixeiraNancy Anderson, Ex-OfficioAscension St. Vincent Evansville FoundationAmber Sheffer, ChairTed Ziemer, TreasurerSarah Hardy, SecretaryBrian BlalockChristian Beuschel, MDScott EvernhamSam GarauNatalie HeddeDonna LoganKyle MarkleAllison Melton, MDShay PhillipsDiana SchnakenburgMureena Turnquest Wells, MDJennifer Whitaker, Ex-OfficioAscension St. Vincent Kokomo Foundation Angie Jarvis, ChairJennifer Ogle, Secretary/TreasurerAngela BlessingKJ “Jake” BrownDon DamronBuffey HedrickAmy KinderCary MawbeyMichael MooreLindsay OusleyCody Shafer, MDChristina VaughnDoug WorkingerNancy Anderson, Ex-OfficioThrough the work of the Ascension St. Vincent Foundation, we are called to serve and support the many Ascension St. Vincent ministries throughout Indiana. There are four Ascension St. Vincent Foundation locations–Indianapolis, Anderson, Evansville, and Kokomo, with an active Board of Directors for each. Ascension St. Vincent Foundation associates 2025-2026 Board of DirectorsOlivia BrownEvents & Grateful Patient Specialist Hannah EnglertAnnual Giving OfficerJennifer GrcevichData Analyst Ann HauptVice President Melanie HeavilandDevelopment and Project Specialist Sara HomburgSenior Director Jim MaslarDirector of Philanthropy Emily PierleData Analyst Tracy NorrisDirector, Business Operations Kristi RhuleCommunications & Stewardship Officer Nancy Anderson, CFREDirector, North RegionSarah FrodermanDevelopment SpecialistJessica RoosDevelopment SpecialistCommunication & EventsJen WhitakerDirector, South Region2025 Annual Impact ReportJill ThompsonData Analyst Sydney WeidnerPhilanthropy Coordinator
6The power of planned giving: How one gift has impacted thousandsArthur and Ruth Browne were lifelong supporters of their community, with deep ties to Indiana. Arthur, a World War I veteran and Indiana University graduate, met Ruth during his college years. He went on to build a successful career as a stockbroker, eventually becoming vice president at the local firm F.S. Moseley. In the 1970s, Arthur served on the Ascension St. Vincent Foundation board, and in the 1980s, he became a grateful patient. Together, he and Ruth chose to quietly give back, naming the Foundation as the beneficiary of their estate. With guidance from their financial and legal advisors, the Brownes created a charitable remainder unitrust, ultimately designating the Ascension St. Vincent Foundation as the beneficiary of the remaining assets after their passing. In partnership with their family, their legacy gift has been designated to establish an endowment supporting the ongoing operations of the renamed Arthur and Ruth Browne St. Vincent House.Arthur and Ruth Browne St. Vincent House has served more than 29,300 guests from 44 states since it opened in 2017. Located on the Ascension St. Vincent campus in Indianapolis, the 20-room hospitality house provides free or low-cost accommodations for families whose loved ones are receiving treatment. Guests have access to private bedrooms, shared kitchen and laundry facilities, a prayer chapel, family-friendly gathering spaces, and free shuttle service to the hospital. More than a place to sleep, the House offers peace of mind and emotional support to families facing life’s most difficult moments. Planned gifts like the Brownes’ are essential to the future of healthcare and they are more accessible than many people realize. Each planned gift is shaped by the donor’s wishes, values, and relationship with Ascension St. Vincent, just as it was for Arthur and Ruth. Learn more about giving options on page 35.Learn more about the impact of the Arthur and Ruth Browne St. Vincent House by scanning the QR code to watch a short video from one grateful patient and his wife. Ascension St. Vincent Foundation“While our family is honored by the renaming of the hospitality house, what means even more is knowing that their name is now a lasting part of Ascension St. Vincent’s Mission to provide compassionate care,” said Bill Browne, great-nephew of Arthur and Ruth. “Their legacy of generosity, kindness, and service lives on through this space, and we are proud that the Arthur and Ruth Browne St. Vincent House will continue to serve and comfort families for generations to come.”
7Funding provided by the Ascension St. Vincent Foundation76% Advanced technology and equipment Enhancing patient care with advanced technology and equipment and unique capital needs13% Serving the poor and vulnerableMission-driven support services: Answering God’s call to bring health, healing and hope to all6% Associate education and supportAssociate education, scholarships, and financial support5% Patient and family support programsPrograms and services that support patients and families across the state, including pediatric, oncology, and cardiology and more*Funding reflects to disbursement of restricted donations.The Ascension St. Vincent Foundation is committed to supporting and advancing all Ascension St. Vincent ministries. This financial overview reflects the collective impact of all Ascension St. Vincent Foundations across Indiana.CONTRIBUTIONS $14,093,391NET ASSETS $225,476,573FUNDRAISING EXPENSES $1,626,489CAPITAL & PROGRAM SUPPORT $39,823,695Sources of contributions67% Major gifts22% Events9% Annual gifts 2% GrantsFiscal year 2025 financial overviewJuly 1, 2024 through June 30, 20252025 Annual Impact ReportASSOCIATE CONTRIBUTIONS $1,145,292
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9MISSION Rooted in the loving ministry of Jesus as healer, we commit ourselves to serving all persons with special attention to those who are poor and vulnerable. Our Catholic health ministry is dedicated to spiritually-centered, holistic care which sustains and improves the health of individuals and communities. We are advocates for a compassionate and just society through our actions and our words. VISIONWe envision a strong, vibrant Catholic health ministry in the United States which will lead to the transformation of healthcare. We will ensure service that is committed to health and wellbeing for our communities and that responds to the needs of individuals throughout the life cycle. We will expand the role of laity, in both leadership and sponsorship, to ensure a Catholic health ministry of the future. Service of the poorGenerosity of spirit, especially for persons most in needReverenceRespect and compassion for the dignity and diversity of life IntegrityInspiring trust through personal leadership WisdomIntegrating excellence and stewardship CreativityCourageous innovation DedicationAffirming the hope and joy of our ministrySUPPORTING OUR MISSIONVALUES2025 Annual Impact Report
Ascension St. Vincent Foundation SUPPORTING OUR MISSIONFunding PrioritiesThe Foundation is committed to making a lasting impact on Ascension St. Vincent patients and families by funding initiatives that enhance patient care, support our associates, and elevate the overall healthcare experience. Through generous donor contributions, we invest in these four focus areas:10Ascension St. Vincent Foundation ignites donor generosity to advance the Ascension St. Vincent Mission, Vision, and Values, focused on elevating and enhancing compassionate, trusted care within our communities.1. Enhancing patient care with advanced technology and equipment Unique and innovative capital equipment with advanced technology2. Elevating the patient and family experiencesNon-revenue generating programs reliant on philanthropy3. Fostering creative approaches to healthcareStart-up programs that explore new ways to meet evolving needs4. Empowering and supporting our associatesVoluntary associate education and financial hardship supportOur purposeAscension St. Vincent Foundation
SUPPORTING OUR MISSIONSupport for those underservedAccess to health care should never depend on geography, income, or circumstance, yet for many individuals and families, these factors remain significant barriers. Our underserved populations face complex challenges that extend far beyond a single medical diagnosis. Transportation limitations, financial strain, language barriers, food insecurity, and lack of preventive care all contribute to delayed treatment and poorer health outcomes.The Foundation is proud to play a critical role in advancing our Mission by investing in programs that directly address these barriers. This impact is part of a broader commitment across our ministry, which provides $314 million in charity care annually at over 250 care sites in Indiana – Answering God’s call to bring health, healing and hope to all.In partnership with ministry leadership, gaps in care were identified and thanks to generous donor support, the Foundation was able to respond to both emerging and ongoing needs. As a result, more than $600,000 in fiscal year 2025 directly advanced these efforts.In Anderson, car seats, diabetic supplies, and essential safety resources were provided through Medical Mission at Home. In Kokomo, the Barbara Borland Peelle Fund delivers targeted assistance for transportation and medications, helping patients overcome immediate barriers to treatment. The Fishers Community Garden provides a restorative space for associates to recharge and connect while also supplying fresh, locally grown produce to families in need through community partnerships.In Indianapolis, donor support allows access to care to the poor and vulnerable while surrounding them with stability and dignity. The Arthur and Ruth Browne St. Vincent House offers a home away from home for qualified patients and families traveling over 60 miles for treatment. Health Access ensure patients have continuity of care by assisting with transportation costs, and the Mobile Mammography Unit expands access to screenings, helping detect disease earlier for patients without medical coverage.In Evansville, donor engagement addresses both immediate needs and long-term health outcomes for vulnerable patients. The Healthy Beginnings program provides essentials to new mothers, including car seats and cribettes, while dental care is provided to our most vulnerable pediatric patients through the Mobile Dental Clinic.Through continued collaboration and the generosity of donors, barriers are removed, possibilities expand, and lives are changed, transforming not only individual patient journeys, but entire communities. Scan the QR code to learn more about continues to fill the gaps within our communities through “generous donor” support forHealth Access.2025 Annual Impact Report 11
12Strengthening pediatric care across IndianaSUPPORTING OUR MISSIONPeyton Manning Children’s Hospital and its network of care sites across Indiana continue to expand access to high quality, compassionate pediatric services. Donors are supporting enhanced care at each of these locations advancing care where it is needed most: the Mobile Dental Clinic in Evansville, the Children’s Clinic in Anderson, and the Birthing Center in Kokomo are a few of many examples.In Evansville, the Mobile Dental Clinic is removing one of the most persistent barriers to health, access to dental care by delivering care through the associate-driven mobile clinic bus. By stationing the clinic directly at local schools, the clinic provides preventive screenings, cleanings, and urgent treatment that help reduce pain, prevent more serious conditions, and keep children in school. The Mobile Dental Clinic delivers care to more than 1,500 pediatric patients, many of whom would otherwise go without essential dental services. Donor support ensures the clinic can continue expanding its reach and serving children where access is limited.Ascension St. Vincent FoundationIn Anderson, the Peyton Manning Children’s – St. John Children’s Clinic serves as a critical access point for pediatric care. The clinic provides more than 5,000 patient visits annually, supporting children and families who rely on consistent, affordable healthcare services. Many of these patients face complex social and economic challenges, making access to a trusted medical home essential. Generous donor support helps sustain operations, ensuring no child is turned away and that families continue to receive compassionate, comprehensive care close to home. In Kokomo, the Birthing Center is designed to support both mothers and our youngest patients. Donor support continues to support innovative capital equipment and thoughtfully designed spaces that promote healthy outcomes. As demand for maternal and infant services grows, this investment ensures families have access to high quality care in a setting built to support healing, bonding, and long term wellness.Together, these priorities reflect a strategic commitment to expanding access, improving outcomes, and meeting families where they are. Every donor contribution directly strengthens these efforts, ensuring children across Indiana receive the care they need at every stage of life.
13SUPPORTING OUR MISSION2025 Annual Impact ReportAdvancing the future of heart care in IndianaBecause of generous donors like you, Ascension St. Vincent is preparing the next generation of heart care specialists to meet a growing need for cardiologists across Indiana. In 2025, the Ascension St. Vincent Foundation alongside dedicated physicians, donors and community leaders, launched fundraising efforts for the Eric N. Prystowsky, MD, Cardiology Fellowship Endowment. Recognized nationally for excellence in cardiac care, Ascension St. Vincent is uniquely positioned to shape the future of cardiovascular medicine through education, research, and clinical training. This endowment will provide support for a fellowship experience that equips physicians with world-class training under the guidance of leading cardiovascular experts, advancing innovation in patient care and outcomes for years to come. The endowment is named in honor of Eric N. Prystowsky, MD, FAHA, FACC, FHRS, whose decades of leadership have profoundly influenced cardiovascular medicine at Ascension St. Vincent and beyond. Dr. Prystowsky has served the organization since 1988, specializing in electrophysiology and leading the Cardiac Arrhythmia Service. He also played a foundational role in establishing the original cardiology fellowship at Ascension St. Vincent, helping build the academic and clinical excellence that continues to define its heart care leadership today. This endowment recognizes his clinical and academic contributions and his lasting commitment to training future generations of cardiologists.To learn more about the fellowship and the impact of philanthropic support, scan the QR code to view a short video highlighting the vision for the future of cardiology at Ascension St. Vincent. The $5.5 million campaign for funding the endowment is led by the Cardiology Fellowship Philanthropy Committee: Dr. Mary Norine Walsh (Chair) and Dr. Eric N. Prystowsky (Honorary Chair)and a distinguished group of clinicians and community advocates committed to advancing this work, including: Dr. Michael W. Ball Dr. Michael F. BuskLinda Carroll Dr. Richard Fogel Dr. Andrew M. Fouts Dr. Edward T. A. Fry Sue Anne GilroyDr. R. Grace Greist Dr. Sandeep A. Joshi Allison Melangton Dr. Kathleen L. Morris John Murphy Dr. Jeffrey A. OlsonLisa PogueDr. Ashwin RavichandranDr. Robert J. Robison Lori Shannon Sandy Wilds
14SUPPORTING OUR MISSIONA culture of giving from withinAscension St. Vincent FoundationAssociates All-IN also brings energy and connection to each ministry through a sense of friendly competition and unique, engaging associate events. Ministries across the state participate in a statewide challenge, with a traveling trophy awarded to the location achieving the highest percentage of associate participation. In 2025, the trophy was proudly presented to Randolph, one of our Critical Access Hospitals, where an impressive 66% of associates made a gift. At the center of the campaign is a shared commitment to meeting the greatest needs across our communities. Associates are encouraged to support either Health Access, a priority initiative that helps remove barriers to care by connecting individuals and families to essential healthcare and social services across the state, or a need that is meaningful within their local ministry and community. This focus reflects a deep understanding among associates that access to care is foundational to improving health outcomes and strengthening communities statewide. During the most recent fiscal year, the Health Access Pathways program continued to expand its impact by addressing both healthcare access and social determinants of health for vulnerable individuals and families. The program facilitated over 12,500 referrals connecting community members to the care and services they need to improve long-term health outcomes. Transportation remained one of the most significant barriers to care, with more than 10,000 transportation rides completed.As the need for support continues to grow, the program hasexpanded to 36 team members to strengthen support statewide.Associates All-IN continues to reflect the strength of a shared purpose across Ascension St. Vincent. More than a fundraising campaign, it represents a culture where associates choose to invest in one another, in their patients, and in the communities they serve. In 2025, that collective commitment was evident across the state. More than 2,200 associates supported the Foundation, contributing over $1 million to support programs, funds, and events that matter most to them locally.These contributions directly impact patient care while also strengthening resources available to associates themselves. Mallory Luebbe, BSN, RN shares why she participates in Associates All-IN and her personal support for Health Access: “This team meets our community neighbors where they are and equips them with the right resources to move forward in their health journey. They truly bring our call to “love your neighbor” to life.”
15SUPPORTING OUR MISSIONInvesting in specialized careBuilding healthier beginnings for familiesJanuary 2025 marked the opening of the new Women and Infants Hospital, a transformational investment in maternal and infant care supported through donor generosity through the Care for Tomorrow Campaign. By bringing labor and delivery, women’s services, and neonatal intensive care together in one location, the hospital creates a more seamless experience for families and strengthens coordination among care teams during some of life’s most critical moments.In the first year, more than 3,000 babies were delivered, including over 1,200 cesarean births, with close collaboration alongside the NICU (Newborn Intensive Care Unit) team supporting more than 900 newborns requiring specialized care.Your generous support directly made the following possible: • Relocated and expanded Hilbert Pediatric Emergency Department• Expanded Pediatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU) to include a dedicated pediatric Cardiovascular ICU with new beds, including isolation rooms and equipment for emergency surgeries• Launched the Pediatric Navigation Program • Supported important Patient and Family Support programs like art therapy, music therapy, the school program and pet therapy • Advanced pediatric research to improve outcomes for our youngest patients• Created a courtyard space for patients, families and associatesAs one of only two Level IV Perinatal Centers in Indiana, the hospital delivers the highest level of care that is a seamless, compassionate experience for mothers and babies2025 Annual Impact ReportTransforming neurological careIn July 2025, Ascension St. Vincent celebrated the ribbon cutting of the Lucas Family Brain and Spine Hospital, made possible through the generosity of the Lucas Family. Named in their honor, the 109,000-square-foot hospital features 38 ICU-capable rooms designed to meet the most advanced neurological patient needs and connects directly to the main hospital and Level 1 trauma center creating a comprehensive hub for brain and spine care across Indiana. The hospital brings neurology, neurosurgery, spine care, advanced imaging, and rehabilitation services together in one destination for patients facing complex brain and spine conditions. Thoughtfully designed healing spaces and advanced technology support both clinical excellence and patient comfort, improving the experience for patients and families navigating their journeys. “Our family is deeply grateful for the extraordinary care we have received through Ascension St. Vincent, and it is an honor to support this exceptional organization and everything it represents. This hospital will make a difference in countless lives, and we are proud to be part of something so impactful for our community and those traveling to receive this world-class care.” –Shared by Katie Lucas, president of Lucas Oil and board chair of the Ascension St. Vincent Foundation, during the blessing and ribbon cutting ceremony in July 2025The Lucas family’s long-standing commitment to Ascension St. Vincent and Peyton Manning Children’s Hospital continues to create lasting impact that expands access to world class neurological care for patients across the region.
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17ENHANCING PATIENT CARE WITH ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY AND EQUIPMENT From lifelong service to lasting impact2025 Annual Impact Reportspiritual renewal center to life. Today, her support reflects a full circle commitment to a ministry she helped shape, one centered on healing, reflection, and renewal.Through her lifetime of service and giving, Mary Nell ensures her impact will continue to be felt in spaces designed for both healing and humanity. Her legacy reflects a simple but powerful truth she lives by: the heart of the Mission is not only what we do, but how deeply we care.For Mary Nell Williams, service to others is not simply something she practices, it is the foundation of her life’s work. A lifelong Ascension St. Vincent associate, Mary Nell’s journey began the day she was born at the hospital she would later serve for decades. Her early years as a volunteer and the formative influence of meeting the Daughters of Charity shaped a calling rooted in compassionate, spiritually centered care. That calling ultimately led her into newborn intensive care nursing, where she dedicated much of her career to caring for the tiniest and most fragile patients. She even spent time as a Daughter of Charity herself, deepening her commitment to Mission driven care.Today, with more than 50 years of service and still working PRN at Seton Cove, Mary Nell is recognized as one of the longest tenured associates in Indiana. Her impact now extends far beyond the bedside as she continues to serve as a volunteer, advocate, and donor through the Ascension St. Vincent Foundation.As a direct result of Mary Nell’s generosity, the Foundation is able to strengthen bereavement support services and NICU family care programming resulting in two meaningful naming opportunities for her: a NICU patient room and a bereavement garden located between Women and Infants Hospital and Peyton Manning Children’s Hospital. Together, these investments represent a meaningful enhancement to the continuum of care, integrating dignity, compassion, and emotional support into the patient and family experience.Mary Nell’s motivation remains grounded in gratitude. “Ascension has been really good to me,” she shares. “I’ve been proud to work here, and I feel really good about the opportunity to give back.”Her connection to Seton Cove adds another layer of meaning to her legacy. Decades ago, she served on the original planning committee that helped bring the
18Advancing emergency care through innovative trainingENHANCING PATIENT CARE WITH ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY AND EQUIPMENT Thanks to generous donor support to the Kokomo Foundation, new iSimulate training manikins are enhancing how Ascension St. Vincent Kokomo EMS prepares for real-world emergencies. This investment is already making a meaningful impact by advancing hands-on education for paramedics, EMTs, and first responders across the communities they serve.Responding to nearly 10,000 calls each year, the EMS team relies on ongoing, high-quality training to deliver safe, effective care. With the addition of adult, pediatric, and infant manikins, caregivers can now train across all age groups using realistic scenarios that strengthen clinical judgment, decision-making, and confidence before they ever reach a patient’s side.“These manikins will be invaluable tools in preparing our team for real-world emergencies, allowing our providers to refine their skills and ultimately provide the highest level of care to the patients and communities we serve,” shared Andrea Wright, EMS Manager.The advanced simulation technology allows instructors to adjust patient conditions in real time, creating immersive training experiences that better prepare teams for complex medical, respiratory, and cardiac emergencies. This directly translates to faster, safer, and more effective care when every second counts.Beyond internal training, the new equipment is also strengthening community partnerships. In a recent exercise, EMS staff collaborated with the Galveston Volunteer Fire Department to help prepare one of their members for the Emergency Medical Responder practical exam, demonstrating how this investment extends its impact across the region.As a training site for EMT and paramedic students, Ascension St. Vincent Kokomo EMS is also using this technology to help educate and develop the next generation of caregivers, supporting both recruitment and retention in a critical workforce.Donor generosity ensures first responders are better prepared, care teams are more confident, and patients in urgent situations receive the highest level of compassionate, lifesaving care.Bringing precision care closer to home Ascension St. Vincent FoundationDonor support helped the Specialty Clinic at Ascension St. Vincent Mercy Hospital by upgrading critical diagnostic capability with an innovative ear, nose and throat (ENT) microscope, strengthening specialty care for rural patients. The microscope offers improved optics, lighting, and magnification, enabling more accurate diagnosis and safer, more effective treatment of ENT conditions.Lexi Gates, RN, Nurse Manager of the Specialty Clinics, emphasized the importance of the upgrade for the rural community served: “A new ENT microscope is critically important for delivering high-quality care to pediatric patients where access to specialty services is already limited,” she shared. “It allows us to provide the same level of precision found in larger health systems.”As a result of this new equipment, patients will receive timely ENT diagnosis and treatment within their own community rather than traveling to distant specialty centers. The enhanced equipment supports both outpatient evaluations and procedures, helping reduce the need for long-distance referrals and keeping care local for families. This means faster diagnosis, reduced travel burden, and improved continuity of care for both pediatric and adult patients.
19ENHANCING PATIENT CARE WITH ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY AND EQUIPMENT Elevating recovery and performance 2025 Annual Impact ReportAdvancing wound care through innovation and donor support At the Ascension St. Vincent Evansville Wound Clinic, a quiet but transformational change in patient care is taking place thanks to donor support of the new MESI ABI (Ankle Brachial Index) machine. For Wound Clinic associates like Jasmine Kyle, Program Director, and Shannon Kissinger, Clinical Support Manager, the impact of this new equipment has been immediate and measurable for both patients and care team members.“Before the MESI ABI machine, our nurses were using manual blood pressure cuffs to screen for peripheral arterial disease, especially for diabetic patients. It was tedious, time consuming, and vulnerable to human error,” Jasmine explains. “Now, we hook patients up to this automated machine and get results in just five minutes. It’s faster, more accurate, and ultimately improves patient outcomes.” The MESI ABI machine allows clinicians to catch health concerns earlier, reduce unnecessary referrals, and start treatment the same day, sometimes during the patient’s very first visit. This means less time on their feet for patients with mobility concerns and fewer transportation burdens for those who live far from major hospitals.Because of your generosity, Ascension St. Vincent Carmel Sports Performance is advancing the way athletes and patients recover and return to the activities they love. Clinicians now have access to VALD ForceDecks dual force plate technology—an innovative tool that enhances movement assessment, strengthens rehabilitation plans, and helps ensure a safer return to activity. ForceDecks provide objective, real time data on how the body produces and absorbs force during movement. Unlike traditional visual assessments, the technology identifies subtle asymmetries, strength deficits, and neuromuscular imbalances that can increase injury risk if not addressed.Brandon Johnson, Manager of Practice Operations, noted the impact on care delivery. “ForceDecks allow us to deliver objective, data driven assessments that improve clinical decision making, enhance athlete safety, and elevate the standard of care,” he shared.The technology will benefit youth athletes, active adults, and rehabilitation patients by supporting safer return to sport decisions, individualized training, and measurable progress tracking. It also strengthens community impact through injury prevention efforts in schools and athletic programs.Shannon shares one story: “A gentleman came in with significant swelling and wounds on both legs. We used the MESI ABI machine to assess him right away. That day, we were able to apply compression therapy immediately. His swelling reduced drastically, and some of his wounds began to heal. That kind of turnaround just wasn’t possible before.”Beyond its medical advantages, the MESI ABI machine supports insurance approvals for advanced therapieslike cellular tissue products. What used to take weeks of additional appointments and paperwork can now happen in one visit, helping our patients heal sooner.Terry Alvey, DPM, a proud supporter of this Foundation-funded equipment, reflects on the impact of his giving, by saying, “Investing in equipment like this is really about investing in people. Diabetes is so prevalent today and I am so grateful to support a treatment that brings faster, better care to our community.”
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21ELEVATING THE PATIENT AND FAMILY EXPERIENCESMedical Mission at Home Brings Health, Healing, and Hope Ascension St. Vincent Anderson’s Medical Mission at Home exemplifies the organization’s Mission and Vision in action by extending compassionate, holistic care beyond hospital walls and directly into the community. Designed as a no-cost outreach effort, the event removes barriers to access and connects individuals and families with essential health and social services in a welcoming, dignified setting.Medical Mission at Home relies on donor generosity and community partnerships to make these services possible. Support from the Anderson Foundation provided critical testing kits and screenings for colorectal and women’s health services such as mammograms and pap smears, ensuring that preventive care reaches those who might otherwise go without it. The Anderson event held in September 2025 provided a broad range of services to more than 350 individuals, including health screenings, flu shots, foot care, breathing evaluations, cardiac and behavioral health resources, OB information, and assistance with health insurancenavigation. In addition to clinical services, attendees had access to essential support resources such as food assistance, personal care items, car seat and bike safety support, haircuts, and health education. Families also benefited from engagement with local first responders, fire safety education, and interactive demonstrations that strengthened community awareness and connection.The impact of Medical Mission at Home extends beyond the services provided in a single day. The program is intentionally designed to connect individuals with ongoing care pathways, ensuring continuity of support long after the event concludes. It reflects Ascension St. Vincent’s commitment to serving the whole person body, mind, and spirit while honoring the dignity of every individual as part of the community.2025 Annual Impact Report
22Caring for vulnerable patientsStrengthening Healthy Beginnings for every familyELEVATING THE PATIENT AND FAMILY EXPERIENCESThe Healthy Beginnings program at Ascension St. Vincent Evansville supports new families during the critical days after hospital discharge, when early challenges can emerge quickly for both mother and baby. Through a nurse-led visit, the program provides postpartum assessments, newborn weight and vital checks, jaundice screening, breastfeeding support, and education on safe sleep and car seat use.The Healthy Beginnings program is made possible through generous donor support to the Evansville Foundation. In the fall, the Ted and Clare Ziemer Society granted $9,400 to ensure continued access to essential postpartum and newborn care for some of our most vulnerable patients. With guidance from experienced clinicians including Lacy Hanmore, MSN, RN, CLC, the program combines clinical expertise with compassionate follow-up care. Lacy recalls one newborn who appeared stable at discharge but returned to Healthy Beginnings for a routine jaundice check. “Everything seemed fine at first,” she explains, “but the bilirubin levels were high enough that we were able to act immediately. We coordinated hospital admission and started treatment the same day. Without that visit, the baby could have become very ill at home before their first pediatric appointment.” That timely intervention led to quick treatment and a safe recovery, underscoring the program’s ability to identify concerns early and prevent avoidable complications.In addition to clinical monitoring, Healthy Beginnings ensures families have essential safety resources. In 2024 alone, the program distributed 114 car seats along with cribettes andhands-on education from certified technicians to promote safe sleep and reduce injury risk.Thank you for helping sustain this level of care, ensuring that Healthy Beginnings can continue providing early intervention, education, and life-saving follow-up for newborns and their families during one of life’s most vulnerable transitions.Access to healthcare often depends on more than medical need. For many patients, barriers like transportation and the cost of medications can delay or even prevent essential care. At Ascension St. Vincent Kokomo, addressing these challenges is central to its Mission to serve all persons, with special attention to those who are poor and vulnerable.Thanks to the Barbara Borland Peelle Fund, patients in the community are receiving the support they need to access care and follow through with treatment. In the past year alone, over 400 rides have been provided to patients helping ensure they could continue care that might otherwise have been out of reach. Through Health Access, patients are carefully assessed and connected to resources that help remove these barriers. For some, that means assistance covering the cost of prescriptions. For others, it means securing a ride to and from critical medical appointments. Each request is reviewed to ensure support reaches those who need it most.Transportation insecurity remains one of the most significant challenges in healthcare today, particularly in rural communities where options are limited. Without reliable transportation, patients are more likely to miss appointments, delay preventive care, and experience worsening health outcomes. Similarly, the inability to afford medications can lead to complications that might otherwise be preventable.The Barbara Borland Peelle Fund directly addresses these gaps, ensuring patients can access the care prescribed to them. It is a powerful example of how philanthropic support sustains programs that are essential but often not covered by traditional healthcare funding.Ascension St. Vincent Foundation
23ELEVATING THE PATIENT AND FAMILY EXPERIENCESWomen’s philanthropy in action2025 Annual Impact ReportThanks to the generosity of Called to Care, a women’s circle of impact supporting Peyton Manning Children’s Hospital through the Ascension St. Vincent Foundation, the hospital’s School Program is expanding as a recipient of an Impact Grant which enables children to stay connected to their education during extended hospital stays. The School Program provides bedside and classroom instruction along with academic liaison services, ensuring patients stay connected to their education and their home schools while receiving treatments. With growing patient volumes and expanding clinical services, demand for educational support has increased significantly, making additional staffing essential. Thanks to this generous grant, the program has increased weekly instructional sessions and eliminated weekday coverage gaps, resulting in more than 150 additional learning sessions each year. In the most recent school year, nearly 300 patients received support from the School Program. The support also strengthens coordination with schools through 504 and Individualized Education Program (IEP) planning and smoother reintegration for students returning to the classroom.This dedicated women’s circle and the generosity of its members are committed to serving others, supporting through philanthropic gifts, and raising awareness of the hospital throughout Indiana as an ambassador for Ascension St. Vincent. Scan the QR code to learn more about joining Called to Care.In 2025, Called to Care granted $300,000 in grants to programs and projects supporting patients and families of Peyton Manning Children’s Hospital:$100,000 Impact Grants:• Intracranial Monitors for Pediatric Neurosurgery To purchase three new Pressio systems which is a safer intracranial pressure (ICP) monitoring system with wider applicability for management of pediatric patients with traumatic brain injury.• Statewide Pregnancy and Newborn Education AppTo provide unlimited access to the app for all obstetrician patients, providing them with digital, evidence based and accessible education at their fingertips–another step towards decreasing the maternal and infant mortality rate in Indiana.$50,000 Impact Grants:• Neptune Suction Device for Women and Infants Hospital Operating Room To equip the operating rooms at the Women and Infants Hospital with a Neptune 3 Closed Fluid Waste Management System and one Smart Docking Station that will significantly enhance patient and staff safety.• Crisis Resource Kits for the Child Abuse TeamTo support crisis resource kits, which will allow the Child Abuse team to provide personalized kits in reusable bags for all levels of ages, including basic essential items that are crucial to caring for each child. Megan, now a college student, reflected on her experience as a patient: “Ms. Sandy and Ms. Heather, were both such a light in my whole experience at Peyton Manning Children’s Hospital. They helped me figure out schoolwork when that was something I just couldn’t think about.”
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25FOSTERING CREATIVE APPROACHES TO HEALTHCAREBringing hope closer to home in Kokomo 2025 Annual Impact ReportThrough the generosity of donors to the Kokomo Foundation, the Center of Hope opened in December of 2025 and is already helping survivors in Howard County have access to critical, compassionate care when they need it most. The Center of Hope at Ascension St. Vincent Kokomo represents an expansion of trauma informed services in the community. Located inside the Emergency Department, two newly refurbished rooms provide a calm, supportive space where survivors can begin their healing journey close to home. Patient care is expected to begin as specially trained nurses complete their Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner certification, with additional staff in training.Previously, survivors often had to travel to Indianapolis for specialized exams and support. The Center of Hope changes that by offering local access to expert medical care, forensic evidence collection, and connections to counseling, shelter, and follow up services.For Missy Eagan, Clinical Manager of the ER and Center of Hope, the impact is deeply meaningful. “If I could, I would hug every donor,” she shares. “I hope they understand the magnitude of what this provides for our community. To see the relief on a patient’s face when they realize they can stay here in Kokomo for care, it means everything.”There are 22forensic nurse examiners in our statewide Ministries.Staffed by Sexual Assault Nurse Examiners (SANE) certified nurses with a goal of 24/7 coverage, the Center delivers immediate, trauma-informed support in an environment designed to reduce anxiety and restore a sense of control. Patients are cared for one on one, never rushed, and empowered to guide their own care.Through partnerships with local and statewide crisis resources, the Center also connects patients to ongoing support, recognizing that healing continues beyond the initial visit.This work has been made possible through donor support, including funding for essential equipment and renovations that brought the Center of Hope to life. As awareness grows, efforts are underway to further sustain and expand this vital program.Above all, the Center reflects a shared commitment to meet individuals at their most vulnerable with dignity, compassion, and respect and to ensure that care is available close to home when it matters most.
FOSTERING CREATIVE APPROACHES TO HEALTHCAREExpanding access to autism assessments26 Ascension St. Vincent FoundationHealing through art: A creative path to hopeAt The Anderson Center at Ascension St. Vincent Anderson, healing goes beyond traditional treatment. It is rooted in connection, creativity, and compassionate support for the whole person. Through behavioral health services designed to promote recovery and resilience, patients and families are finding hope in new and meaningful ways.A key part of this care is the Healing Arts Program, a collaboration with the Anderson Museum of Art. Made possible through generous philanthropic support, the program provides art therapy at no cost to residential patients. For individuals navigating anxiety, trauma, or long-term mental health challenges, creative expression offers a powerful outlet for healing.For 15-year-old Emma* the experience was life-changing. After struggling with anxiety, depression, and the emotional impact of her parents’ divorce, she found it difficult to open up in traditional therapy. “At first, I didn’t think painting would help. But once I started putting my feelings on the canvas, it felt like I could breathe again. It gave me a way to talk without words.” Guided by trained therapists, each session is tailored to individual needs, helping patients express emotions, reduce anxiety, and build resilience through creativity. “The goal is to help adolescent residents self-disclose in a creative, healthy manner,” said Robert Schultz, Director of Behavioral Health at The Anderson Center.In 2025, the Center celebrated its 40th Anniversary, marking four decades of providing outpatient programs, counseling, and community-based behavioral health services for individuals and families facing emotional and mental health challenges, with a focus on recovery and whole-person care.Donor support through the Ascension St. Vincent Anderson Foundation helps sustain programs like Healing Arts, Camp Hope, Equine Therapy, resident scholarships, and Day School services, ensuring continued access to life-changing behavioral health care.*Name changed to protect patient privacy.The Behavioral Health Program at Ascension St. Vincent Evansville launched an enhanced autism diagnostic training initiative, made possible through generosity to the Evansville Foundation. This start-up program strengthens clinical education, expands access to diagnostic services, and increases the organization’s capacity to serve children and families seeking autism evaluations.The program supports two year-long PhD practicum students working alongside Dr. Jamie Below and Dr. Bowersox at the Center for Children Behavioral Health. During onboarding, Dr. Below identified that current Autism Diagnostic Observation Schedule (ADOS) training materials were outdated and no longer aligned with the most recent version of the assessment tool, creating a gap in training consistency and clinical readiness. With Foundation support, the team implemented updated ADOS-2 training resources and video-based learning modules to ensure students receive accurate, standardized instruction. This investment not only enhances education for emerging clinicians but also strengthens the integrity and efficiency of diagnostic services.By improving training quality, the program will expand the clinic’s capacity to conduct autism assessments, helping reduce wait times and increase access for families seeking timely answers. It also allows learners to gain hands-on experience using the most current diagnostic standards, better preparing them for future practice in behavioral health.This initiative represents a strategic investment in both workforce development and patient access. Through
27FOSTERING CREATIVE APPROACHES TO HEALTHCAREEnhancing continuity of care for pediatric patientsAt Peyton Manning Children’s Hospital in Indianapolis, families caring for children with complex medical needs often face more than treatment decisions and follow-up appointments. Through generous donor support, the Foundation funded the start of the Pediatric Nurse Navigation Program, ensuring families have a consistent point of contact to guide them throughout their care journey during and after discharge from the hospital. Donor funding will support the first ten years of the program, creating long-term support for pediatric patients and families.Pediatric Nurse Navigators act as a central link between families, primary care providers, and specialty teams. They help coordinate appointments, provide education, assist with financial and insurance-related questions, and connect families with community resources. This coordination supports smoother transitions in care and can help reduce avoidable readmissions by addressing needs earlier in the process. During the most recent fiscal year, pediatric nurse navigators served approximately 168 patients and families that helped prevent unnecessary emergency department visits.PMCH Nurse Navigators Anita Austin and Susan Chernoff shared, “It is a privilege to partner with families in their healthcare journey. Patients and families are faced with unimaginable obstacles, and we strive to serve them with compassionate care.”Evidence consistently shows that nurse navigation improves outcomes for patients with specialized healthcare needs by strengthening communication, improving service integration, and enhancing access to timely care. For pediatric patients, it also increases connection to therapies, community-based support, and financial assistance that are critical to long-term wellbeing.Families at Peyton Manning Children’s Hospital now experience greater continuity, coordination, and clarity. What can feel like an overwhelming process for patients and families becomes a more guided experience, centered on the patient and supported at every step.Expanding access to autism assessments2025 Annual Impact Reportdonor support, the Behavioral Health Program is building the foundation for a more responsive, skilled, and scalable autism diagnostic service that will directly benefit children and families across the region.Kelly Shaw, Patient Navigator, reflected on the early impact of the improved training and its effect on families: “Having students in the Evansville and surrounding areas trained in these evidenced based assessments will be so important in improving early identification and intervention of autism spectrum disorders. One family we worked with let us know how much they appreciated having a student in the room who was clearly trained in how to communicate and interact effectively with their child on the spectrum. They truly felt confident that they received the gold standard in diagnostic care.”
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29EMPOWERING AND SUPPORTING OUR ASSOCIATESAdvancing nursing excellence through generational leadershipIn FY25, over $350,000 was granted statewide to support associate training and certifications.2025 Annual Impact ReportFor Darcy Ackerman Ellison, who served as Chief Nursing Officer during Ascension St. Vincent Evansville’s pursuit of its first Magnet Designation, the connection between philanthropy and nursing excellence is both personal and enduring. She credits Foundation support as an early and essential part of the Magnet journey, which ultimately helped shape a culture of shared governance, professional development, and relationship-based care. This led to the creation of the Darcy Ackerman Ellison Nursing Excellence Endowment Fund that directly impacts the nursing workforce through supporting ongoing certification, recertification, and professional development for nurses at Ascension St. Vincent Evansville.Magnet designation, awarded by the American Nurses Credentialing Center, is widely recognized as the highest international honor for nursing excellence, with only a small percentage of hospitals achieving this distinction. It reflects superior patient outcomes, strong nursing engagement, and a commitment to continuous improvement.During Ascension’s Magnet journey, nursing leadership focused on building Clinical Nurse Specialist roles, establishing shared governance councils, and elevating the voice of bedside nurses in decision-making. “Everything got better when we went to this model,” Darcy shared. “Whether or not you achieve the designation, the work itself improves care, strengthens teams, and leads to better outcomes for patients.”In 2025, donor-supported reimbursements helped nurses advance professional credentials that support the continued culture of Magnet nursing excellence at Ascension St. Vincent Evansville, including maternal newborn certification and pediatric nursing recertifications. These opportunities strengthen evidence-based practice, expand specialized expertise, and ensure patients receive the highest quality care.One participating nurse reflected on the value of this support, saying, “Earning and maintaining my certification would have been difficult without this help. It not only validated my practice, it also gave me confidence in the care I provide every day. I know my patients are getting the very best of what nursing has to offer.”For Darcy, the fund represents both legacy and responsibility. “We stand on the shoulders of some incredible women,” she shared. “It is our responsibility to continue that work in support of the Mission.” She also emphasized that while the fund bears her name, its impact reflects the collective dedication of nurses across the organization who continue to advance care every day.
30Associate support powers wellnessThanks to the generous support of associates who give to the Ascension St. Vincent Kokomo Foundation, through past associate giving campaigns, the Associate Fitness Center in Kokomohas been fully renovated, creating a refreshed and welcoming space where caregivers can focus on their health and well-being.This updated facility gives associates convenient access to a space designed for physical activity, stress relief, and overall wellness. Investing in caregiver well-being helps reduce burnout and strengthens a culture where those who care for others feel supported themselves.Supporting associates to advance lifesaving ECMO careEMPOWERING AND SUPPORTING OUR ASSOCIATESAscension St. Vincent FoundationDelivering advanced Extracorporeal Membrane Oxygenation (ECMO) care at Peyton Manning Children’s Hospital requires highly specialized caregivers who continuously build their expertise to care for critically ill infants and children. Thanks to generous donor support, ECMO Team Lead Stacy Yankauskas and fellow specialists attended the ECMO (SEECMO 2025) conference, gaining access to the latest research, emerging technologies, and collaboration with experts from across the country.“Without funding from the Foundation, none of this would be possible,” Stacy shared. “We’re able to bring back knowledge that directly impacts the care we provide.”That investment extends beyond the individuals attending the conference. Using a “train the trainer” approach, team members shared best practices and implemented new learning across the entire ECMO program. Following the conference, Karol Craig, RN, PICU ECMO Specialist, and Brenda Zachmann, RRT, ECMO Coordinator, partnered with the William K. Nasser, MD, Healthcare Education and Simulation Center to strengthen quarterly ECPR mock code simulations for multidisciplinary care teams.The simulations improved collaboration, strengthened communication, and reduced ECMO activation times helping critically ill patients receive lifesaving support faster. This commitment to ongoing education and evidence-based care recently helped the ECMO team earn recognition from the Extracorporeal Life Support Organization (ELSO) as a Designated Gold Level Center of Excellence.By investing in caregiver education and professional development, donors are strengthening programs like ECMO and ensuring teams are prepared to deliver the most advanced, compassionate care possible. These opportunities translate directly to the bedside, improving outcomes for the most vulnerable patients when every second matters.Associate donors are making a meaningful impact by investing in resources that directly benefit their fellow team members. Their generosity reflects a shared commitment to creating a healthier, more supportive workplace for everyone.This renovation is a powerful example of associates supporting associates. Through their giving, caregivers are helping ensure their colleagues have the resources they need to stay healthy, recharged, and ready to deliver compassionate, high-quality care.
31EMPOWERING AND SUPPORTING OUR ASSOCIATESQuiet support for associates facing hardshipThanks to support from donors, the Associate Food Pantry at Ascension St. Vincent Anderson remains well-stocked and equipped with essentials. Generous donation to the Foundation allowed the pantry to purchase a freezer to provide additional food options to associates and helps ensure that no team member goes without the basics they need.Recently, one associate’s spouse lost their job, leaving the family behind on bills. Knowing that the pantry was available meant food wasn’t something they had to worry about during that difficult time.The Anderson pantry is stocked, ordered, and organized by Stacey Burnell and Jonathan Snideman and serves associates across the Anderson ministry. New associates learn about the pantry during orientation, and contingent staff are informed by their managers. Associates can access it easily using their badge, maintaining privacy while getting what they need.Feedback from associates has been overwhelmingly positive, shared Elizabeth Hart, Volunteer and Mission Services Manager, who has been part of Ascension St. Vincent Anderson for 38 years. “Associates often express gratitude when they see the pantry being restocked, thankful that it always offers staples they can make into meals.”For Elizabeth, the pantry embodies Ascension’s Mission of compassion and service. With groceries getting more expensive, she says it’s a blessing to serve associates in this way and to know the pantry is there for anyone in need.2025 Annual Impact ReportThere are7Food Pantrieslocated within our Indiana Ministries.She also encourages others to give back through the Foundation, reminding colleagues that if we take care of our associates, they can take better care of our patients. The food pantry is just one way Foundation donors are giving back to those who give so much.
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33Community impact eventsThe 8th annual BENefit Mile, held in memory of Ben Harmon, raised $13,000 this year for the Children’s Center for Cancer and Blood Diseases at Peyton Manning Children’s Hospital. Hosted by Called to Care, the first annual Homecoming Celebration welcomed more than 780 patients and families from Peyton Manning Children’s Hospital for an evening of fun and fellowship that recognized their strength, hope, and spirit. Attendees enjoyed time on the field of Lucas Oil Stadium with interactive activities organized by Lucas Oil Products, the Indianapolis Colts, and the Indiana Pacers.Presented by Lucas Oil and held at Prime 47 Carmel, Lucas Oil Uncorked was an unforgettable evening of exceptional wine, gourmet dining, and meaningful philanthropy in support of Peyton Manning Children’s Hospital and Ascension St. Vincent.2025 Annual Impact ReportThe 13th annual Republic Airways Plane Pull presented by Lucas Oil brought together the community for a fun teambuilding opportunity that raised money for patients and families served at Peyton Manning Children’s Hospital.Rockers for Knockers hosted their 18th annual concert with the support of Phi Delta Kappa, raising funds for Ascension St. Vincent Kokomo to help provide free and reduced-cost mammograms for those in need.The Farm supported Peyton Manning Children’s Hospital at Ascension St. Vincent Evansville through their “Flagging the Future” fundraiser. Golfers were invited to support the fundraiser and local pediatric patients designed the golf flags for the course.
34 Ascension St. Vincent FoundationSave the dates41st Annual Kids Classic Pro-Am Golf Outing Benefiting Peyton Manning Children’s - St. John’s Children’s ClinicThursday, June 11, 2026Anderson Country Club, Andersongive.stvincent.org/kidsclassicAscension St. Vincent Foundation Golf Outing Benefiting the Eric N. Prystowsky, MD, Cardiology Fellowship EndowmentMonday, August 31, 2026Crooked Stick Golf Club, Carmelgive.stvincent.org/golfWine Women & Shoes hosted by Called to Care Benefiting Peyton Manning Children’s HospitalFriday, September 11, 2026The Lucas Estate, Carmelgive.stvincent.org/wws 36th Annual Cornette Ball Benefiting Ascension St. Vincent Evansville Patient ServicesSaturday, October 24, 2026West Baden Springs Hotel, French Lickgive.stvincent.org/cornette Kokomo Foundation Charity Golf ClassicBenefiting Women and Children’s ProgramsSpring/Summer 2027Wildcat Creek Golf Course, Kokomogive.stvincent.org/kokomogolf46th annual Heritage Open Golf ScrambleBenefiting Ascension St. Vincent Mobile Dental ClinicMonday, June 14, 2027Evansville Country Club, Evansvillegive.stvincent.org/heritageVisit give.stvincent.org/eventsfor our full events calendar.
35Generosity at Ascension St. Vincent Foundation comes in many forms, from the immediate impact of a monthly gift to the support of a corporate grant. There is also a special group of giving options designed for the future. These gifts allow you to increase your charitable impact, make thoughtful decisions, and connect your personal legacy to the healing Mission of our Catholic health care system, rooted in the healing ministry of Jesus. Legacy giving (often called “planned giving”) is a way to pledge a gift today that supports a cause you love in the future. Instead of just giving cash, this strategy looks at your overall assets. It helps you to find the best and most meaningful way to help our Mission while advancing your own long-term financial goals. Anyone can make a legacy gift, and there is an option for every stage of life. Whether you are looking at the next few years or to make a final act of generosity in your estate plans, here are a few options to consider: Gifts in a Will or TrustMaintain control of your assets during your lifetime and name the Foundation to receive a gift later. These gifts are flexible and can be updated at any time. StockTransfer stocks directly to the Foundation. This can help you avoid capital gains tax and claim a higher charitable deduction.IRA Charitable Distribution (QCD)If you are 70 1/2 or older, you can make a tax-free gift (up to $111,000 annually) directly from your IRA. For those 73 or older, this can satisfy some or all of your required minimum distribution (RMD).Retirement PlansSimply update your beneficiary form to include the Foundation. It is a quick and easy way to make a significant gift and impact.Life Insurance Name the Foundation as a beneficiary or transfer ownership of a policy no longer needed for potential tax benefits.Charitable Lead Trusts Make annual payments to the Foundation for a set time, then pass the remaining assets to your heirs with potential tax savings.We invite you to join us in Answering God’s call to bring health, healing, and hope to all. By including the Foundation in your financial or estate plans, you help provide compassionate care at Ascension St. Vincent and Peyton Manning Children’s Hospital for generations to come. You can direct your gift to any of our local hospital Foundations. Let your legacy be one of enduring impact to uplift patients and families when they need it most. Scan this QR code to learn more about legacy giving options. Your philanthropic legacy123452025 Annual Impact Report6
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Lifetime AchievementThank you to the following individuals and foundations for your support of the Ascension St. Vincent Foundation of $250,000 or more.AnonymousAnonymous – in memory of Ryan HunnicuttPamela and Maurice Arregui, MDCari BaylorDianna and Joseph Broecker, SrTina and Keith BurksJanet R. CrosserCrosser Family Foundation, a fund of the Hamilton County Community FoundationCureSearch For Children’s CancerBrenda and Joseph DeVitoCheri and Rollin Dick (dec)Kathleen and Donald DunbarCarol and Gary EdwardsFoundation for Hand Research and Education, Inc.Grand Aerie Fraternal Order of EaglesGuidant Foundation, Inc.The Harlan Family FoundationHealthcare Initiatives, Inc.Herbert Simon Family FoundationPeggy and Malcolm HerringStephen HilbertTomisue HilbertFredrick and Janet Rippy HohltHyundai Hope on WheelsIrsay Family and The Indianapolis ColtsSandra Kinsella, MD and Charles Kinsella, MDThe Kittle Foundation by Rhonda KittleKrannert Charitable TrustTina and Christopher Leagre, MDLilly Endowment, Inc.David P. LindseyJessica A. LindseyThe Lucas FamilyPeyton and Ashley ManningKate and Jonathan NalliWanda NasserNational Breast Cancer Foundation, Inc.National Childhood Cancer FoundationNina Mason Pulliam Charitable TrustPat McAfee, 1nc.Roger S. PenskeBonnie and Eric Prystowsky, MDRichard M. Fairbanks Foundation, Inc.Elaine and Robert Robison, MDJohn SchnatterBren SimonJacqueline and David SimonJuanita and Jigger SiroisSt. Vincent Hospital Guild, Inc.Strada Education NetworkSusan G. Komen Central IndianaThe Indianapolis FoundationThe Joshua Max Simon FoundationTom and Julie Wood Family FoundationRichard M. Van Frank (dec)Sandra and Michael WaddellPaul Walorski and Caryn WigginsWeaver Popcorn Foundation Inc.Friends of the FoundationThank you to the following individuals for your support of the Ascension St. Vincent Foundation of $1,000 or more during the 2025 calendar year.$250,000+Carol and Gary Edwards$100,000 – $249,999Cari BaylorAnthony GonzalezPeyton and Ashley Manning$50,000 – $99,999Rosemary A. Liebig (dec)$25,000 – $49,999Nancy and William Bastian, IIBarbara P. FrischNessa and Jeremiah HammanAnn and Ken HauptMelissa and Andrew HittleThe Lucas FamilyAngela Hutson-Stone and Matt StoneTeresa and Steven MartzSally and Russell (dec) MobleyNatalie and Jared StevensonSandra and Terry Wilds$10,000 – $24,999AnonymousMelissa and Ivan BarrattSally A. BarrettRyan BittnerMonica and Harry Boldt, Jr.Alexandra and Scott BoveMoe and Kevin BowerLoraine and Keith BrownTina and Keith BurksPat CorydonKimberly and Theodore DickmanCarrie and Chad Dilley, FACHEKathleen and Donald DunbarVinn EdwardsBonnie FlemingJulie Siegler and Larry GriggersGlenda and Don HeckenbergPeggy and Malcolm HerringMax Hittle, Jr.Fredrick and Janet Rippy HohltChristopher JohnsonCameron KucicTamara and H. James LittenMatthew LoweMarcie and Jim LyonsRonald MarburgerKelly and Stephan MasoncupMargaret and Michael McCormickLiza and Anthony NajemTaylor NanceTracy and Skander Nasser, IIIJoelle and David NeffBarbara and Brian NicholoffErin and Rich PentzSusan PetersKathryn and Christian RiggKaren and Mark ScalesCheryl and Kiros SistevarisJeanette and Bill ThomasJohn J. TiberiKathryn and Tom VanOsdolBradley WardMichael WhiteFrederic Wiese (dec)Horst F. Winkler (dec)Meighan WiseLucy WitteErin and Zach Zirkelbach$5,000 – $9,999AnonymousElaine and Eric BedelDr. Taha Ben Saad and Dr. Maha SherifMaxwell BrownMandi and Michael Browning, IIChristopher BurnsJulie CarpenterLinda and Megan CarrollBrian CereghinoDeidra and Todd ColvinElizabeth and J. Christopher CookeJason CraceAdam CrockettMaggie DeCraneLori and Joseph Del VecchioAngela and Daniel DickmanDitzler FamilyRachelle Greist, MD and Timothy GreistBrett and Helen EngbrechtSusan C. FleckRegina and Troy FranksSue Anne GilroyKatie GormanJulie K. GriffithJenny and Craig HannemanTina HarrisonLeslie and Bryan HurstJennifer and Matt KimmickJames KirchdorferLarry L. KnoppStephanie L. LannanKimberly and Anthony LawrenceRachel LeeJamie and Bruce McCawLou Ann MitchellDaniel W. MooreTony MoralesJacqueline MorrisNatalee and Mark MuselmanGary NancePatricia and John NicholsLisa and Eric NobleCory O’DonnellHolly and Daniel ParodRussell PulliamLisa SarbachDavid SchumacherLori and Joseph ShannonMaynard SoukupAshley SpahnKimberly and Kevin SpeerJane Sweeney, RN and Dan SweeneyLeslie TaylorAshley UlbrichtBrenda WallaceJeffrey WeberMelissa WonserMolly and Matt WyseBrett Yoder$2,500 – $4,999AnonymousLynn and Jeff Abrams Michael AdamsAmy and Lars ArnellCheryl and Terry BakerTerry BakerRobert L. Bly, IIIAllan S. BolanteBeth and Doug BolesDavid ChildsTravis CobbRichard A. CoombesWendy and Andy DeatonHeidi Dunniway, MD and Richard GustafsonKatherine M. Fischer, BSN, RNJoan FoggNicole FowlerKelly and Phil French, JrNancy K. 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WardJohn WhittingtonJanet and Tom WilhelmErin and Adam Windler$1,000 – $2,499Anonymous*Italics indicate Seton Society Membership ($10,000+ cumulative lifetime giving). 2025 Annual Impact Report 37Ascension St. Vincent Foundation Donors
38Ascension St. Vincent Foundation Donors$1,000 – $2,499 cont.Lyndsey and Jeff AbshireJeffrey AckermanRobert L. AlbanoAmy and Michael AlleyLyndsey and David AmblerTerry and Michael ArgirJulie A. Arnold, MSN, RNJeffrey AustenLucinda and Jim BarkleyBradford BarrettJacqueline and Bryan BarrettMitch BeckerJames BellJo Ellen BellTim BentonKenny-Sheryl BernsteinPatricia and Rafik BisharaDave BjorkChristine S. BoardmanEllen BullardMegan BurakiewiczJavier CaamanoJulie and Charles CallahanRobyn and Vincent CaponiDavid ChambersWilliam ChungJoseph R. ClarkPaula J. ClassickAmanda ClevengerSusan E. ClineMarilyn CluckDenise and John CochranTimothy CollinsWillis ConnerAndrea CorbitoBerit CrawfordDawn and Scott DavidsonJeffrey DavisJulie and C. Richard DavisElizabeth and Michael DeChantAnn-Marie and Nicholas DeetsDavid DickmanMaria DickmanMitchel DonisGloria and Chase DownhamBarbara and John DoyleAnn DunipaceJill and Craig DunnBill DuquaineDonna and Jerry EasomDaniel J. and Elizabeth A. ElsenerM. ErwinLinda and Dan EspositoCali EstesTaylor and William EstesBrooke FarisLouanne FayJoseph FletcherTracy and Matt NorrisSandi FrenchJennifer and Joshua FrodgeMartha and Robert GellenbeckJudy and Jeffrey Good, CPAStacey and Joel GoossensCynthia M. GreggMarilynn GriffinJulia and James HainesCole HaleMadeline HallRichard G. HalsteadMaggie and Jon HammackLinda and James HansenNancy and Kevin HardieChad HeadMelanie and Dean HeavilandJon HildenAudrey HiltunenDylan HollenbergMary HomburgSara and Ike HomburgCandace and Christopher HonsElaine and David HuebnerKimberly and Steve HunterPatricia and Patrick HurrleSharon and Thomas HuterVictor IsbellSteven JohnsonCarol and Thomas JollyKari JonesMichelle JonesElayna KayeBetts and David KellerErik KlinkhamerClif KnightRonald W. KochGalen KrummeMadeline KrusingMichael P. LakeElizabeth and Larry LammersMort and Rebecca LargeWendy and Philip LarmanTena and Mark LarsenLara LatoufWendy L. LeMastersErin LewisBethany J. LittrellJennifer and Alex LoepkerJohn LongCynthia and Gino LuccheseMary and Daniel LuedersSarah C. LyonsMichael MartinGeorge MartzJane and Jason McGillAlan W. McNeerCathy and Daniel McQuistonCharlene McWilliamsTimothy MeadowsTammy MeyerBarbara A. MillerLynne and David MooreJulie MooreheadBethany and Scott MorrowCarol MoultonAshlie N. MunchelJennifer and Mitchell MurphyKrista and John MurthaHaliena MynattDivya NarayananAllison NealDavid NeilsonJohn NelsonPamela and Michael NiemeyerBeth and Thomas O’NeilMolly and Aleksander OverbeyMargot and Brian PahudDana and Kevin PahudJonathan PolakWilliam PalloneAshley PaquetteErin M. PattersonRebekah and Gregory PayneBeth Petrucce-Hoeper and Bill HoeperJenny and Scott PothovenDavid PriceMichele RainesKimberly Rance, RN and Scott RanceKaren RileyDeric RobertsDawnita J. RoppCynthia and Richard RouseMarcia and David Runkel, SrJoanna and Andrew RussellMary J. SauerCarolyn M. SchaeferJennifer and Patrick SchaeferWalter SchaeferLinda and Stanley SchenherRonnie SchneiderLinda and Steven SchneiderJill ScwarzErica Seasor Taylor and Curt TaylorAmy SheiJoan SicklerKevin SilviusNatalie SkillmanShelly Sondgerath-ShookJessica and Jason SondhiMark StantzArlene StapertLemita and Eric SteelMichael SteffesCindy and Kenneth StellaDiane StensonAnthony StewartSandra StumpPatricia SuperganLouAnn TaborTodd TaylorJulie A. ThompsonMarlene and Thuc TranTracey TraubDean TresterRoger VandersnickMichael VaughSarah and Danny WaddleAndrew WaggonerCynthia and Gregg WallanderPaul Walorski and Caryn WigginsSherry K. WatsonPaula and Jonathan WellsNancy and Greg Werner, DDSBonnita and Tim WhickerSarah and Nathan WiersemaMaureen and Michael WilliamsPatricia and Melvin WittConnie and Carl WooldridgeSharon and Ian WordenAmanda WrightAnn and James YatesDiana and C. Daniel YatesMatthew YeiterNicole and Andrew YorkAmanda YoungBrenda and Karl ZachmannRita and James ZinkAscension St. Vincent Physicians SocietyThank you to the following physicians for your support of the Ascension St. Vincent Foundation of $1,000 or more during the 2025 calendar year. $50,000+Kathleen and Edward Fry, MDTina and Christopher Leagre, MDDr. Greg and Rose-Ann Mazanek$25,000 – $49,999Hiroko Noda Heiny, MD, FACC and Mark E. Heiny, MD, PhDMary Norine Walsh, MD and Robert C. McDonald, MDPeter A. Walts, MD$10,000 – $24,999Mary Ellen and Michael Ball, MDNancy Branyas, MD and Vernon Petri, Esq.Nancy and Michael Busk, MDElizabeth C. Dodson, MDDiane Healey, MD and Patrick Healey, MDSapna and Sandeep Joshi, MDKarlon and Jeffrey Olson, DO$5,000 – $9,999Dennis K. Dickos, MDJulie A. Hirsch, MDAshwin K. Ravichandran, MDTammi and Matthew Scozzaro, MDDoris and Douglas Segar, MDJodi L. Smith, MD, PhDAdam Wuller and Sangita Sudharshan, MDEric Tibesar$2,500 – $4,999Hilary and Erik Barrett, MDBarbara M. and Frank J. Green, MDJeffrey Hatcher, MDTronya Hawkins, MDNisha Kheradiya, MD and Rajan Kheradiya, MDLori and Jay Schlaifer, MDJoseph Webster, Jr, MD$1,000 – $2,499Kunle and Ekanem Akinola, MDShannon and Felix Alva, MDClaire and Kevin Ball, MDNiceta Bradburn, MD and Jon SpadorciaColleen C. Brown, MDRoosevelt Bryant, III, MDLuke and Tovah Buikema, DOPeter J. Bustamante, MDRena and Lannie Cation, MDDr. Bernard and Marta EmkesJames Erbowor-Becksen, MDJulie Fetters, MD and James McGill, MDMaribeth and Thomas Fischer, MDKristen and Andrew Fouts, MDRichard W. Gates, MDMrs. and Dr. Thomas R. GreenAscension St. Vincent Foundation *Italics indicate Seton Society Membership ($10,000+ cumulative lifetime giving).
39Ascension St. Vincent Foundation DonorsSylvia and Montgomery Harrison, DOKendra and Jeff Johnson, DOJane and David Josephson, MDMartha and Douglas Kaderabek, MDKimberly and Michael Kourany, MDDr. and Mrs. Mark KykerDeborah and Thomas Leipzig, MDSusan K. Maisel, MDBrenda and R. Christopher Miyamoto, MDNjideka Momah, MDDr. and Mrs. Oskar A. OskarsonArchana and Nikhil Patel, MDRebecca and Mitchell Pfeiffer, MDKristin and Scott Pike, MDLinda and R. Jeffrey Price, MDAnne and Brian Quinn, MDJacqueline and Bassem Razzouk, MDLuis F. Romero-Cortez, MDErin and Michael Rowe, MDElizabeth Schaefer, MD and Anthony SchaeferDaniel J. Sheps, DOMary Beth F. Smith, NP and Michael L. Smith, MDCindy and Richard Steele, MDLoran and Joseph Steinmetz, MDEllen Stoesz, MD and Randall Stoesz, MDLisa and Chase Stuart, MDJennifer N. Tinder, MDKarin Veatch, Esq. and S. Craig Veatch, MDSaira Z. Waheed, MDJohanna Wallisa, MD and Shaun WallisaDr. Steven and Jane WestJacqueline and Jonathan Wilhite, MDRobin and David Wrobleski, MDElliott A. Yolles, MDCorporations & FoundationsThank you to the following corporations and foundations for your support of the Ascension St. Vincent Foundation of $1,000 or more during the 2025 calendar year.$250,000+The Harlan Family Foundation$100,000 – $249,999AnonymousEA and Frances Reichart Charitable FoundationHyundai Hope on WheelsLucas Oil ProductsNorthside Anesthesia Services, LLCRepublic AirwaysScales Family FoundationTracy and Greg Johnson Foundation, IncVituity$50,000 – $99,999Excel Sports ManagementFraternal Order of Eagles – Indiana State AerieNationwide Mutual Insurance CompanySukup Family Foundation$25,000 – $49,999Abbott LaboratoriesAmerican Cancer Society North Central RegionAmerican Senior CommunitiesBradley AssociatesBurks Family Foundation, Inc.CarDon & Associates, Inc.Cooke Financial Group at Sanctuary PartnersCore SpacesDEEM LLCDMC Insurance, Inc.Fanatics FoundationGenentech, Inc.George F & Margaret M Rapp Charitable Remainder TrustGoodman Campbell Brain & SpineThe Hagerman GroupHall, Render, Killian,Heath & Lyman, PCHuse Culinary GroupIndiana Breast Cancer Awareness Trust, Inc.Indiana State ComptrollerJohnson & Johnson Services, Inc.Lillibridge Healthcare ServicesMcCaw Family FoundationMedtronic, IncMeyer Najem ConstructionMKM architecture + designOneAmerica FinancialOrthoIndyPacers Sports & EntertainmentPrime 47 CarmelReiman Foundation, IncRMRK LawRoberts Means Roncevic Kapela, LLC$10,000 – $24,999AnonymousARAC Roof It ForwardAscension St. Vincent Heart CenterBarnes & Thornburg LLPBaumgardt Family FoundationBenjamin Andrew Harmon Legacy FundBlue LadiesBlue Owl CapitalBlue Star Operations Services LLCThe Boren Foundation, Inc.Cancer Care Group, P.C.Child’s Play CharityCintas CorporationCulver’sDalstrom Family FoundationEstes Family FoundationFever Basketball, LLCFMC CorporationGrube Family Foundation IncHare Family Charitable TrustHeavenly Hearts FoundationHulman & Company FoundationIndiana Members Credit UnionIndiana Wesleyan UniversityIndianapolis Colts FoundationJohnston & MurphyThe Land Family Charitable FundLeach & Russell Mechanical Contractors, Inc.Lilly Endowment, Inc.MAI Capital ManagementMadison County Community Foundation, Inc.Marian UniversityMartin MariettaMedxcelMidwest Presort ServiceNational Breast Cancer Foundation, Inc.Old Town TavernOneIndiana Financial GroupPence Media GroupPepper Construction Company of Indiana, LLCPerformance Contracting, Inc.RELCO ProductsRICOH USA, Inc.Samaritan Property Management, Inc.The Swisher FoundationTito’s Handmade Vodka$5,000 – $9,999Adams RemcoAkers Packaging Service GroupAnonymousArrow McLarenAssured Partners of Indiana LLCBarth Electric Company, Inc.BELDENBishop Chatard High SchoolBright Sheet Metal Company, Inc.Brown & Miller Racing SolutionsCapella UniversityChickasaw Nation Department of CommerceDaftary Family Charitable TrustDotlich Contractors, Inc.Driven360, LLCEnCourage Kids FoundationErgonErmco, Inc.Functional Products Inc.George E. Booth Co.Highline WarrenHill Mechanical Corp.HWC EngineeringIgnite Design & Adveritisng, Inc.Indiana Hockey Club, LLCIndiana Reclamation & Excavating, Inc.International Petroleum Products & Additives Company, Inc.JP Morgan Chase & CompanyThe Lubrizol CorporationMcLaren Indy, LLCMidContinental Chemical CompanyOppenheimer InvestmentManagementPGIM InvestmentsQuality ConnectionRobert B. and Marcia M. Costello Family FoundationRound Room LLCShiloh Separate BaptistSt. Luke Catholic ChurchSullivan & Poore, Inc.The Surgery Center of CarmelTechnical Chemical CompanyTicketManagerTOMAD International, Inc.Toyon Associates, Inc.Valeo FinancialWal-MartWard Stone, LLC$2,500 – $4,999Afton ChemicalArchitects ForumBald Spot SportsThe Bank of New York MellonCentral IN Chapter of American Assoc of Critical Care NursesCircle City GhostbustersCLA ConnectDAS Companies Inc.Engledow GroupFeld Entertainment, Inc.Healthcare Initiatives, Inc.Howard Packaging, Inc.IMEG CorpIndiana Donor NetworkJP Morgan Chase & Company FoundationKiwanis Club of Castleton FoundationKrogerLentus LLCLinda J. Jones Charitable FundMajor League FishingNational Hot Rod AssociationPalmer Family Foundation TrustPhil and Marianna Wallace Hospice Endowment FundProfessional Bull Riders, LLCRyan Fire Protection, Inc.Southern Glazers Wine & SpiritsTesco SolutionsUnited Way of Central Indiana, Inc.Wimmer Lime Service Inc.$1,000 – $2,499AB MotorsportsALO Property GroupAmerican Refining GroupANC Sports EnterprisesAntron Brown Racing Inc.Ascension St. Vincent Carmel HospitalAscension St. Vincent Case ManagementAscension St. Vincent Jennings Medical StaffAsman Cakes LLCBarratt HoldingsBycan-Sellen Associates Inc.Bryant Racing, Inc.CalumetCancer Care TeamCEP America, LLCCity of North VernonCity Wide Maintenance of IndianapolisCRC GroupEagles for Children – The Club at Chatham HillsEndress+Hauser, Inc.*Italics indicate Seton Society Membership ($10,000+ cumulative lifetime giving). 2025 Annual Impact Report
40Ascension St. Vincent Foundation Donors$1,000 – $2,499 cont.ETC SystemsExpedientFAB MachiningFluidra Midwest RegionalFoster Farm DrainageFuture Artists & Contemporary Educators Showcase, Inc.Gentle Dental KnightstownGracia E. Johnson FoundationGriffith Family Foundation Inc.GuidonIGTGIndiana Hardwood Lumbermen’s AssociationIndianapolis IndiansJohnson Controls, Inc.Kalitta Motorsports, LLCLaSalle St. Securities, LLCLucas Charitable Foundation, Inc.Martinrea Industries IncMoyer Fine JewelersThe National Football League FoundationNIBCO Inc.OfficeWorks Services, LLCOmniSource, LLCPacos TaqueriasPaul Lee RacingPJH TrackBitePLZ Corp-Champion Brands LLCPorter Pipe & SupplyPritchett OrthodonticsQuest DiagnosticsRocklake FoundationSignal Fluid Solutions, Inc.The Silverlady IISpeedFreaks, LtdSpot Inc.Taft Stettinius & HollisterTouchpoint Support ServicesTownsend CorpTribute ProjectUniversity of IndianapolisUniversity of Northwestern OhioVan Ausdall & Farrar, Inc.Woodhouse SpaWurster Construction Co., Inc.Yoder Oil Co., Inc.In-Kind Contributors Thank you to the following donors for your support of the Ascension St. Vincent Foundation with an in-kind gift valued at $1,000 or more during the 2025 calendar year.Amanda Lantz DesignAscension St. Vincent HealthThe Baer MinimalistCari BaylorBezel by CakebreadBook Pillows of HopeAlexandra and Scott BoveMary Ann BrowningAnthony CalhounCalifornia ClosetsCarmel Fire DepartmentLinda and Megan CarrollCessna and Beechcraft by Textron AviationChariot Automotive GroupCharles Mayer & Company, LPChild’s Play CharityChip Ganassi RacingThe Club at Holliday FarmsCunningham Restaurant GroupDodd TechnologiesFanaticsGirl Scout Troop #2973Haliburton Family FoundationGiovanni HamiltonHoosier SisterHuse Culinary GroupIndianapolis Colts FoundationIndianapolis Motor Speedway, LLCJW Marriott IndianapolisKite Realty Group Management, LLCKnights of ColumbusKoby’s Confidence FundKTI Mechanical ContractorsLadies Philoptochos SocietyHoly Trinity Greek Orthodox CathLevy CateringLindy’s CookiesThe Lucas FamilyPeyton and Ashley ManningMcNamara FloristThe Memorial TournamentMom Water, LLCThe Mooky Project & Advocacy DuoMoyer Fine JewelersNationwide Sports MarketingOak Hill National Honor SocietyOmaha ProductionsPacers Sports & EntertainmentPapa John’s PizzaThe Pat McAfee ShowPence Media GroupMegan PetersonPeyBack FoundationPrime 47 CarmelProject Hope NYPro Soto Beauty StudiosReis Nichols, Inc.Republic AirwaysRepublic National Distributing CompanySecond Presbyterian Church – Sewers CircleSheets from HomeSport GraphicsSt. Elmo Steak HouseSt. Pius X Catholic SchoolStarlight DistilleryLemita and Eric SteelSweet HelicoptersThe Teddy Bear Love Fund IncTito’s Handmade VodkaTom Wood SubaruTouchpointTropical Smoothie Cafe – ClearwaterVanilla Bean BakeryWestfield High School – Care Like Cate ClubZink Distributing CompanyCommunity Events Thank you to the following groups for your support of the Ascension St. Vincent Foundation with fundraising initiatives of $1,000 or more during the 2025 calendar year.$250,000+Lucas Oil Eric Medlen Memorial Golf TournamentWine Women & Shoes$100,000 – $249,999Lucas Oil UncorkedRepublic Airways Plane Pull$50,000 – $74,999Indianapolis Colts Foundation 50/50$10,000 – $24,999 2025 BENefit Mile, Ben Harmon Memorial RunArthur & Ruth Browne St. Vincent House TopGolf FundraiserAscension St. Vincent Jennings Golf OutingHuse Culinary Group Golf OutingIndiana Wesleyan UniversityMaster Yoo’s Board Break-a-thonOld Town Tavern Golf OutingOneIndiana Financial GroupPacers Sports & Entertainment$5,000 – $9,999 ARAC Roof it ForwardBishop Chatard High School Dance MarathonShivika Jain’s Rang Manch PranamSt. Luke Catholic Church Carnival of Caring$2,500 – $4,999 Kroger Community Give BackThe Hunny Bunny ProjectWine Dinner hosted by Aniyah Stevenson and Prime 47 Carmel$1,000 – $4,999Asman Cakes LLCIndiana Members Credit Union Affinity Card ProceedsNFL My Cause My Cleats1881 Legacy Society Thank you to the following individuals who have remembered the Ascension St. Vincent Foundation in your estate plans. Susan and Brad AckermanDrs. David and Cindy AdamsMary Anne and Gary AnerinoAnonymousShaista AtharDebra and Thomas AustinJeri L. BallantineJosh BallantineChristi and James Bastnagel, MDCarol and Stephen BeckerHolly and Kevin BetzLisa A. BickLonda and Stewart Bick, MDDianna and Joseph Broecker, SrLoraine and Keith BrownMr. and Mrs. Daniel E. BrunetteBarbara K. Burke, EdDSheryl Lyn and J. Mark BurnsMarianne and Timothy CampbellLyn and Harry Cangany, JrLinda C. CassadyMichael D. and Joan E. ChittendenBryn and Craig Cieciura, MDEsther F. ClaytonGlenna and Daniel ColeNancy CotterillHelene and Robert CrossLouanne and James DavisElizabeth and Michael DeChantJames P. DeitchmanLeslie J. DeitchmanCheri and Rolllin Dick (dec)Dennis K. Dickos, MDJulie and Douglas DorrellMartha and James DuRallMichael EngelAnn and Philip Eskew, Jr., MDBeverly and George FarraGloria and Jeffrey FihnMargaret A. FordBeth FraileyThomas D. Franklin, Jr, MDStephanie L. FreelandJan and Stephen FreelandBarbara P. FrischJoanie and Jay FusonMarilyn A. GarveyMichael J. GarveyMary C. Gaughan and Cathie FritzJoelynn Gifford and Michael HertelSue Anne GilroyMartha and Stanley Givens, MDDavid, Lori, and Tommy GrahamThe H. M. Bitner Charitable TrustCynthia and F. Duke HaddadPeggy and Malcolm HerringPamela and John HillBrenda and James HillmanMax Hittle, JrFredrick and Janet Rippy HohltHokanson TrustKathleen and Greg HoltonKimberly and J. Mark HowellLorna F. HowertonJulie and Thomas Howerton, JrJohn W. HuffmanRosemary and Bruce HumeLaura and Raymond Ingham, PhDJoy and Charles JeffrasJen Keefer and Bryan NealeShirley A. KellyThe Kittle Foundation by Rhonda KittleDonald K. KnappJohn B. KnieslyJoyce and Terrance KoppSusan KorzonKaren and Henry KreutzingerPatti and John Krol, MDKatharine L. Krol, MDDianna and Kevin Kruse, MDPamela and Thomas LaneFred LarimoreLeigh and Louis LazaronAscension St. Vincent Foundation *Italics indicate Seton Society Membership ($10,000+ cumulative lifetime giving).
41Cynthia and Kenneth LeighSusan and Robert Lew, MDGeorge F. LewisRosemary A. Liebig (dec)Kris and Dave LippincottJude MagersKristy and Larry MartinKaren A. MattersAmy and Michael MayerJeff C. McDermottKristin McDermottWilliam E. McWhirterChristine and Bud MeltonDarlene and John MerrickElizabeth and Michael MethenyShirley and James MillerMarilyn and Danny MooreTammy and ChristopherMorrison, MDLinda and Michael MurphyDr. Tony K. NasserWanda NasserPaulette G. Nicely, MDDeb NormannMs. Paula M. NovotnyDeborah K. OrrThomas A. PanionRamona and John PaulsrudGwynn and Michael Perlich (dec)Amy and Thomas Perrin, MDKaren and Keith PhelpsSheryl and Louis Profeta, MDBonnie and Eric Prystowsky, MDJason A. RandolphDeborah and Brian RichardsonElaine and Robert Robison, MDBetsy and Philip RobyLaura Roman-PeyronJane A. Root, PhDRachel and Bruce Rosen, NPMarty F. RughMichael C. RughCheryl and Thomas SatarinoEileen SchneiderChristine ScottenSuzann L. ShackletonElizabeth and David Shuck, PhDJuanita and Jigger SiroisGloria and Thomas Slama, MDMary Beth Smith, NPand Michael Smith, MDKimberly and Kevin SpeerCarol and Stephen SpicerBarbara and Michael StewartPatricia and Phillip ThornberryRandall ThorntonDorothy UrtonRichard M. Van Frank (dec)Alison and Bruce Van Natta, MDSandra and Michael WaddellTamara and Richmond WaltonJane and Hugh WatsonRosalind Webb, MDand Douglas Webb, MDJay H. Weiss, MDAlice and Mark WesselJ. Frederick WieseCaryn Wiggins and Paul WalorskiSandra and Terry WildsDavid WilkisonMary Nell WilliamsRobin and Wesley Wong, MDCecilia and John WyandDr. Steve and Judith YoungMarilou Zachary and Michael BellCare for Tomorrow Thank you to the following generous donors for your support of $25,000+ for the Women and Infants Hospital during the Care for Tomorrow campaign. The Actis-Grande Wilson FamilyAnonymousDr. Taha Ben Saad and Dr. Maha SherifKristin and Michael BerghoffMary Ann and William BindleyAlexandra and Scott BoveNiceta Bradburn, MD and Jonathan SpadorciaBradley AssociatesLoraine and Keith BrownAmie and Christian BrowningMichael G. BrowningMandi and Michael Browning, IITina and Keith BurksSally and Steven CaltriderRobyn and Vincent CaponiCareSourceCareSource FoundationCarol S. Bennett (dec)Ron (dec) and Julie CarpenterCharlotte Touchdown ClubCooke Financial GroupCornerstone Companies, Inc.John W. Cummings (dec)Dalstrom Family FoundationDauntless Capital PartnersDMC Insurance, Inc.John, Barb and Ginna DoyleKathleen and Donald DunbarEstes Family FoundationRichard H. Fortune (dec)Fraternal Order of Eagles – Indiana State AerieKelly and Phil French, JrJulie Siegler and Larry GriggersHarrington Godley Family Fund, a fund of The Indianapolis FoundationThe Hagerman GroupHealthcare Initiatives, Inc.Herbert Simon Family FoundationPeggy and Malcolm HerringJennifer and Mason HughesHuse Culinary Group Golf OutingIrsay Family and The Indianapolis ColtsTamara and H. James LittenThe Lucas FamilyLucas Oil Eric Medlen Memorial Golf TournamentSusan K. Maisel, MDPeyton and Ashley ManningMartin MariettaMaster Yoo’s World Class Tae Kwon Do Board Break-A-ThonCaroline A. Maylock, MDDr. Greg and Rose-Ann MazanekThe McCaw FamilyMcCaw Family FoundationAnn C. McGrath (dec)Melissa and Ivan BarrattMeyer Najem ConstructionJim (dec) and Jackie MorrisCamille and John MurphyNicholas H. Noyes, Jr. Memorial FoundationNorthside Anesthesia Services, LLCOld Town Tavern Golf OutingOutback Presents LLCPacers Sports & EntertainmentMargot and Brian PahudHolly and Dan ParodPat McAfee, 1nc.Roger S. PenskeRepublic AirwaysRepublic Airways Plane PullJatinder-Bir and Smiti SandhuSally and Dave ShepherdDavid and Jackie Simon Charitable FoundationPatricia and Timothy SkeltonPauline M. Stiko (dec)The Sukup FamilyMichelle and Stephen Swinney, MDTouchdown for Kids Golf OutingKathy and Tom Van OsdolBarbara Hasler Warren (dec)Weaver Popcorn Foundation Inc.Joseph Webster, Jr, MDMary Nell WilliamsWorkdayAscension St. Vincent Foundation Donors*Italics indicate Seton Society Membership ($10,000+ cumulative lifetime giving). 2025 Annual Impact Report
42Ascension St. Vincent Anderson Foundation DonorsLifetime AchievementThank you to the following individuals and foundations for your support of the Ascension St. Vincent Anderson Foundation of $250,000 or more.Ascension St. Vincent Anderson – Victoria GuildEldred Gibson TrustJames S. May TrustFriends of the FoundationThank you to the following individuals for your support of the Ascension St. Vincent Anderson Foundation of $1,000 or more during the 2025 calendar year.$10,000 – $24,999Sharon and Edson Carrel, MDJamila Zafar and Kashif Abdul-Rahman$5,000 – $9,999Dana and Khalil Wakim$2,500 – $4,999Craig DunkinKaty Kopp MillerDr. Aurorita Lariosa and Mr. Dino DayonKimberly MuzzarelliSusan PatersonMarion and Maicon Teixeira$1,000 – $2,499 Nancy L. AndersonRoseann and Donald AppleJulie A. Arnold, MSN, RNJames F. AultAlison and Jason BoernerEmily CarterDianne and Parveen ChandLori and R. Michael CheathamShelley and David DoddHeather FigurelliBarbara KeeslingWilliam J. Kopp, MDMarjorie and Mark MorganJill and Aaron PayneAdrienne Rasbach, MDJenni and Derek RoudebushRobert SchultzTim SmithEvan L. StegerNancy and Jeffrey StoopsChristopher TilburyKathryn and Tom VanOsdolAmanda YoungIndividual ContributorsThank you to the following individuals for your support of the Ascension St. Vincent Anderson Foundation of $500 or more during the 2025 calendar year. Barbara AlderPatricia and Thomas AndersonDaniele and Tommy AveryJennifer BarberAmy CareySamantha Carney, RN and Thomas CarneyCarrie and Chad Dilley, FACHEBecky and John DonohueShelley DunhamDeena EvansMargie and Phillip GoshertChristina and Dr. Joshua GreeneAnn HardacreElizabeth Hart and Steven MayShannon and Michael HarveyCortney HoferDavid HofmannNika HudsonJoshua JohnsonDylan KardatzkeShirley KremerAmber LilesThomas MageeKay and David Mares, MDStephanie and William MiddletonScott MillerDenise MyersMyra and Glenn RaabRoberta RankinMichelle RuhnowCarissa ToungateJinnie VanceEdre and Gary WoodruffMelisa ZehrCorporations & FoundationsThank you to the following corporations and foundations for your support of the Ascension St. Vincent Anderson Foundation of $1,000 or more during the 2025 calendar year.$100,000 – $249,999James S. May Trust$50,000 – $99,999Ascension St. Vincent Anderson – Victoria Guild$10,000 – $24,999Albert D. Gilgour TrustGibson TrustHarrah’s Hoosier Park Racing And CasinoIndiana Breast Cancer Awareness Trust, Inc.Madison County Community Foundation, Inc.$5,000 – $9,999Gaither Charitable FoundationPrairie Farms Dairy$2,500 – $4,999Brian Schuman/Gregor Private Wealth GroupFirst Merchants BankJohn A. Kollegge TrustMadinger Management, LLC$1,000 – $2,499Anderson Madison County Visitor’s BureauAnderson Sertoma ClubAscension Medical GroupBozell Funeral HomesCarter Logistics, LLCCentral Indiana OrthopedicsCity of AndersonDelaware Glass & Mirror Co., Inc.E & B PavingFredericks, Inc. ContractorsIndependent Federal Credit UnionIrving Materials, Inc.Ivy Tech Community CollegeJane Pauley Community Health CenterLillibridge Healthcare ServicesMH Equipment CompanyPoet BiorefiningRozelle-Johnson Funeral ServiceState Farm – Connie MortensenSweeney Communications LLCThe Herald BulletinW.R. Dunkin & Son, Inc.In-Kind ContributorsThank you to the following donors for your support of the Ascension St. Vincent Anderson Foundation with an in-kind gift during the 2025 calendar year. Jamila Zafar and Kashif Abdul-RahmanAnderson Country ClubAnderson Symphony OrchestraAscension St. VincentAscension St. Vincent Anderson Mission TeamAscension St. Vincent Anderson Radiology DepartmentBJ’s BrewhouseBlue Grass FarmsBurro LocoCincinnati Zoo and Botanical GardenCultured Urban WineryRichard Dawson – Anderson SpeedwayDetour Salon and StylesJoann Dinger, NPEast Elementary SchoolEdgewood Golf and DiningGNC - Live WellHarrah’s Hoosier Park Racing and CasinoThe Herald BulletinHuse CulinaryIndianapolis Symphony OrchestraIndianapolis ZooKilwins Ice Cream FishersDiana and Wesley LikensAaron LoyLindsey and Derek MadingerMadinger Management, LLCKim MuzzarelliO’Neal Golf ManagementRooted Small GroupSimple Goodness SoapsMarion and Maicon TeixeiraThe ToastLifetime AchievementThank you to the following individuals and foundations for your support of the Ascension St. Vincent Evansville Foundation of $250,000 or more.AnonymousAscension St. Vincent Evansville Medical StaffBristol-Myers Squibb Foundation Inc.Bussing-Koch Foundation, Inc.CenterPoint EnergyDanco Construction, IncDr. Edward B. Long FoundationElizabeth Albon Foundation TrustEvansville Surgical Associates, Inc.Fifth Third BankHall, Render, Killian, Heath & Lyman, PCIndiana Breast Cancer Awareness Trust, Inc.Indiana State Department of HealthKenny Kent Toyota LexusKinney Family FoundationKohl’s Department StoresMission and Ministry, IncOld National BancorpOncology Hematology AssociatesDiane and John SchroederAscension St. Vincent Evansville AuxiliaryMary and William StoneSusan G. Komen for the Cure/ Evansville Tri-State AffiliateTri-State OrthopaedicsU.S. Department of Health & Human ServicesUnited States Department of EducationWelborn Baptist Foundation, Inc.Welborn Baptist Hospital AuxiliaryWelborn Foundation, Inc.Ziemer, Stayman, Weitzel & Shoulders, LLPAscension St. Vincent Evansville Foundation DonorsAscension St. Vincent Foundation *Italics indicate Seton Society Membership ($10,000+ cumulative lifetime giving).
43Ascension St. Vincent Evansville Foundation DonorsFriends of the FoundationThank you to the following individuals for your support of the Ascension St. Vincent Evansville Foundation of $1,000 or more during the 2025 calendar year. $50,000/+Richard Kaskel $25,000 - $49,999Donna and Mark Logan, MD$10,000 – $24,999Theresa and Alexander ChangKathleen and Terry Talley, MD$5,000 – $9,999Carolyn and John Anoskey, MDBarry CoxEmma and Ray Haase, JrAmber and Douglas Sheffer, MDGreta and Thomas Smythe$2,500 – $4,999Jann and Ray AllenLucy and Chad Ashley, DDSMr. and Mrs. Bryan BakerAshwani K. Bedi, MDChristian A. Beuschel, MDSharon and Alan BraunCynthia and Dan CarwileMaria Del Rio Hoover, MD and Michael Hoover, MDNancy and Michael Drake, MDHeidi Dunniway, MD and Richard GustafsonJoanna and Roger Johnson, MDChristine and James KeckHeidi and Randy Lance, MDSue McCool and Keith LochmuellerMichael and Allison Melton, MDErin and Ronald C. Perkins, MDMargaret and Andrew Pfaff, MDDiane and John SchroederDonna and C. Robert Taylor, OD$1,000 – $2,499 Jason AshbyTim BlackDana and William Blanke, MDTonya BordersLucas and Carla Brandt, MDKristin and Jason Bredenkamp, MDLeslie Brown, MDMark BrowningDianne and Parveen ChandMary Ann Conkling, MD and Frank ConklingAnn CraneThomas CroweCindy DayKaren and Kevin EastridgePeggy and Stanley EickhoffHiero and Faris Fadheel, MDDrs. Elizabeth Francis and Francis KadiyamkuttiyilMary HalterSarah and Mark HardyBrian HooverElizabeth Kalb, PhDElizabeth LoganLarren and James MaloneyCynthia and Roger ManzAbby and M Kyle MarkleMarcia MeeksJayne and Michael MitchellPatricia MitsosLindsey NixVirginia O’ConnorHolly and Daniel ParodGwynn and Michael Perlich (dec)Nancy and Edward Prusz, DDSTori and Aaron Pugh, DODevon RamirezLisa and Patrick RauscherCatherine Roberts (dec)Geeta and John Rodrigues, MDAnthony L. Schapker, MDAaron Scholer, MDHeather Schroeder, MD and Martin SchroederVirginia and John Shrode, DDSSarah and David Smith, PhDCharleen SpearDawn StevensMatthew TaylorLisa WestJulie and Derrick WeyerJessica and Bradley WilliamsAmanda and Andrew WilsonScott WylieTracy and James ZellerErin and Zach ZirkelbachIndividual ContributorsThank you to the following individuals for your support of the Ascension St. Vincent Evansville Foundation of $500 or more during the 2025 calendar year.Nancy and Jeff AndersonAnonymousMary Catherine and Timothy BoslerMichael BradyCrystal BryantCarolyn CarterEllen and William CartwrightStephanie and David ClarkShelby and Matthew CollinsDeborah Dale-FordAaron M. DasselJenny DavisAllison and John DiekhoffMichele and Daniel DonovanCourtney and Samuel GarauLisa and Anthony GoodwinMary L. HauserErika and Kenneth Haynie, IIIJewell and Wayne HenningTiffany and Jason HornTracey HortonMeagan HostetterJean Ann and Paul JohnsonSally and James JulianCatherine KannebergAmy and Brian KesslerMichele and Jack KinkelCheryl and Michael LasherRita and S. Anthony LongBecky MannKaitlyn and Thomas MathiasJen and Drew MeyerLisa and Robert MyerLauren PiekosRyan ProvostJanet and Raymond RaisorMarshall RayJenna and Brandon RichardtCasi and James SchiffJeanette SchmidtJeffrey SimpsonLori and George StanleyEllen and Scott StratmanMelissa and Sam StratmanAmanda StreeterPamela and Rodger TerryKayla and Michael Thomas, MDRenee Triplet, DO and Joseph MajtykaJennifer and Christopher WhitakerStephanie and Jeffrey WicksTerri WiseJennifer and Daniel ZiemerLisa and Theodore Ziemer, IVSociety of St. Luke Thank you to the following physicians for your support of the Ascension St. Vincent Evansville Foundation of $1,000 or more during the 2025 calendar year. Christian A. Beuschel, MDDana and William Blanke, MDKristin and Jason Bredenkamp, MDHeidi Dunniway, MD and Richard GustafsonElizabeth Kalb, PhDMichael and Allison Melton, MDErin and Ronald C. Perkins, MDMargaret and Andrew Pfaff, MDTori and Aaron Pugh, DOAaron Scholer, MDAmber and Douglas Sheffer, MDKayla and Michael Thomas, MDRenee Triplet, DO and Joseph MajtykaCorporations & FoundationsThank you to the following corporations and foundations for your support of the Ascension St. Vincent Evansville Foundation of $1,000 or more during the 2025 calendar year.$50,000 – $99,999Ascension St. Vincent Evansville Medical StaffDr. Edward B. Long Foundation$25,000 – $49,999Ascension St. Vincent Evansville AuxiliaryCenterPoint Energy FoundationVituity$10,000 – $24,999Anesthesiology Group AssociatesCapital Electric, Inc.CenterPoint EnergyDanco Construction, IncEvansville Surgical Associates, Inc.FC Tucker Emge RealtyGarmong ConstructionOld National BancorpTri-State OrthopaedicsZ Olen & Inez Pumphrey Foundation Inc$5,000 – $9,9991834 Division of Old National BankAileen S. Andrew FoundationAMCORAmerican WaterAscension St. Vincent HealthBaird Private Wealth ManagementBussing-Koch Foundation, Inc.Dentons Bingham GreenebaumDiBenedetto & Associates Ltd.Digestive Care Center of Evansville, PCEykamp FoundationFifth Third BankFrench Lick ResortGenentech, Inc.Haase Mechanical Contracts, LLCHafer PSCHorizon Mental Health ManagementIndiana University School of Medicine, EvansvilleKoch Foundation, Inc.KONE Inc.Mead Johnson Nutrition/ Reckitt BenckiserMerrill Lynch Wealth ManagementMOXY ManagementStoll Keenon Ogden PLLCThe Vision Care CenterThree i DesignToyota Motor Manufacturing, Indiana, Inc.University of Southern IndianaWater Street PartnersZiemer, Stayman, Weitzel & Shoulders, LLP$2,500 – $4,999Alpha Energy SolutionsAmerican Legion Post 44 RidersCrescent-Cresline-Wabash Plastics, Inc.Donaldson Capital Management, LLCD-Patrick, Inc.Elizabeth Albon Foundation TrustHasgoe Cleaning Systems, Inc.Helen M. Reitz Charitable TrustKenny Kent Toyota LexusThe Cox GroupToyota Dealer Match ProgramTraylor Construction GroupVonachen Group$1,000 – $2,499American Medical ResponseBarton Malow BuildersColonial ClassicsCommunity Foundation Alliance, Inc.*Italics indicate Seton Society Membership ($10,000+ cumulative lifetime giving). 2025 Annual Impact Report
44Lifetime AchievementThank you to the following individuals and foundations for your support of the Ascension St. Vincent Kokomo Foundation of $250,000 or more. Delphi Delco ElectronicsHospital Cheer Guild, Inc.Friends of the FoundationThank you to the following individuals for your support of the Ascension St. Vincent Kokomo Foundation of $1,000 or more during the 2025 calendar year. $10,000 – $24,999Jamie Sue and Robert Dinn, MD$2,500 – $4,999Donald DamronMichael KaelinAngela Martino$1,000 – $2,499James BerryDianne and Parveen ChandNathan Graves, DPMJames M. Harshman, MDPamela HoltAngela JarvisRuth Anne KerbyCaleb KindleyLynda and H. Joseph Klein, PhDEmily KoorsDayton MerrellMelody and David RaylJordan and Cody Shafer, MDJulie and Kevin SmithAndrea WrightIndividual ContributorsThank you to the following individuals for your support of the Ascension St. Vincent Kokomo Foundation of $500 or more during the 2025 calendar year.Mary and Andrew BakerLee BarkerHolly and George Bellamy, IIIWilda BuckleyMitchel DonisKatrina FennNancy R. Frappier, MDNirmala and Pratapsinh Gohil, DPMBuffey and Nicholas HedrickChristine JacobsJennifer LeflerSusan and Michael MaherJamie MartinMichael MilliganDavid MoulderMichelle MunozTiffany and Derek ParksRobert PopeDana ReserSteven SmithJulie WardAshley WeaverHeather WellsMatthew YentesCorporations & FoundationsThank you to the following corporations and foundations for your support of the Ascension St. Vincent Kokomo Foundation of $1,000 or more during the 2025 calendar year.$10,000 – $24,999Dr. John A and Joan E Bowman Memorial FundIone C. Davis TrustHospital Cheer Guild, Inc.$5,000 – $9,999First Farmers Bank & TrustHMH ContractorsUAW Local 685$2,500 – $4,999Indiana Heartland Federal Credit UnionThe OutletResolve Through Sharing (RTS) Bereavement Kokomo$1,000 – $2,499Aperion Care Inc.Bill’s Lawn ServiceChariot Management GroupCooke Financial Group at Sanctuary PartnersFunctional Devices, Inc.Hayes Brothers IncorporatedJ & J Electric of Indiana, Inc.MKM architecture + designPrairie Farms DairySolidarity Federal Credit UnionSweeney Communications LLCTexas RoadhouseThe CoterieThe Filling StationW.R. Dunkin & Son, Inc.In-Kind ContributionsThank you to the following donors for your support of the Ascension St. Vincent Kokomo Foundation with an in-kind gift during the 2025 calendar year. AMC Classic Kokomo 12Andrea WrightAscension St. Vincent HealthAscension St. Vincent Kokomo AdministrationAscension St. Vincent Kokomo Birthing CenterAscension St. Vincent Kokomo Emergency DepartmentAscension St. Vincent Kokomo EMSAscension St. Vincent Kokomo Imaging DepartmentAscension St. Vincent Kokomo Nursing ManagersBarkers B & KDonald DamronIndiana Beef CompanyIndianapolis IndiansIndianapolis ZooJ Watson CreationsKokomo Urban OutreachLouie’s Coney IslandJoseph NoceraPopcorn CafeRaising Cane’sSolutions Salon + SpaTrinity Behavioral Health ClinicAscension St. Vincent Foundation *Italics indicate Seton Society Membership ($10,000+ cumulative lifetime giving).Ascension St. Vincent Kokomo Foundation DonorsAscension St. Vincent Evansville Foundation DonorsDeig Brothers Lumber and Construction Company, Inc.Dunn Hospitality GroupHeritage Federal Credit UnionHi-Tech Sheet Metal, Inc.IBEW Local Union 16Indiana UniversityInternational Brotherhood of Electrical Workers #16Lehman Roofing, Inc.Lensing Building SpecialtiesPopham ConstructionThe William Theby Family FundUnited CompaniesUniversity of Evansville1881 Legacy SocietyThank you to the following individuals who have remembered the Ascension St. Vincent Evansville Foundation in your estate plans. AnonymousMartin BenderMarie BussingWilfred BussingBarbara DorisEstate of Charleen Newman WilliamsonDaniel and Kimberly HermannAnna HillIsabelle NewlinEllis ReddJane Ann ReinitzNancy and Curtis Shinabarger, MDRachel ShinabargerDavid StinnettBrooke and Billy WagnerShannon and Robert Wathen, IIIn-Kind ContributionsThank you to the following donors for your support of the Ascension St. Vincent Evansville Foundation with an in-kind gift during the 2025 calendar year. Adam BoslerCapital Electric, Inc.Evansville’s Finest, LLCHigh SpiritsIndiana Members Credit UnionDylan and Molly KrohnShauna LinkTom MathiasMedia Mix Advertising, Inc.Chuck RobinsonRich Royalty, Jr.Mason RoyaltyDr. Sarah ScheidelMatt TaylorVarsity LiquorsWorking DistributorsJennifer and Daniel ZiemerLisa and Theodore Ziemer, IV3700 Washington AvenueEvansville, IN 47750812-485-4265@stvincentevansvillefoundationAscension St. Vincent Evansville FoundationAscension St. Vincent Kokomo Foundation1907 W Sycamore StreetKokomo, IN 46901765-456-5406@stvincentkokomofoundation2015 Jackson StreetAnderson, IN 46016765-646-8710@stvincentandersonfoundationAscension St. Vincent Anderson Foundation8402 Harcourt Road, Suite 200Indianapolis, IN 46260317-338-2338@stvincentinfoundationAscension St. Vincent FoundationContact UsLearn more aboutthe impact of donorgenerosity and how youcan support ourMission.give.stvincent.org
3700 Washington AvenueEvansville, IN 47750812-485-4265@stvincentevansvillefoundationAscension St. Vincent Evansville FoundationAscension St. Vincent Kokomo Foundation1907 W Sycamore StreetKokomo, IN 46901765-456-5406@stvincentkokomofoundation2015 Jackson StreetAnderson, IN 46016765-646-8710@stvincentandersonfoundationAscension St. Vincent Anderson Foundation8402 Harcourt Road, Suite 200Indianapolis, IN 46260317-338-2338@stvincentinfoundationAscension St. Vincent FoundationContact UsLearn more aboutthe impact of donorgenerosity and how youcan support ourMission.give.stvincent.org