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help us further OUR MISSION When you partner with us, you directly impact our ability to deliver the highest quality patient care, enhance technologies, support innovative research, educate the next generation of healthcare providers, and expand a wide range of community outreach and service programs. The power to heal lives and strengthen communities begins WITH YOU! ways of giving Supporting Our Greatest Needs Your unrestricted gift is invested where it will do the most good – to address immediate needs and build for the future. You will receive a charitable tax deduction that will provide you with savings on your IRS tax return if you itemize. You can also gift securities, retirement assets such as a gift from your IRA, 401k, 403b, pension or other tax deferred plan, real estate in the form of real property (such as your home or vacation property) or life insurance policy. Please contact Mary Shaffer at 215-456-7236 or shafferm@einstein.edu. Volunteering with the Einstein Team Our volunteer opportunities let you help in additional ways that are meaningful to you. By supporting any of our designated fundraising groups (e.g. Friends of Einstein, Breast Cancer Action Group) you are making a meaningful, personal gift to Einstein Healthcare Network. For more information, contact Samantha Marx at 484-622-7018 or marxsama@einstein.edu. Attend Special Events Our annual events (e.g. Harvest Ball, Albert Einstein Society Dinner, Small Miracles Golf Tournament, Walk Through the Park) provide funding for unique and innovative projects throughout the network. For more information about the programs these events support, contact Kimberly Gross at 215-456-6172 or grossk@einstein.edu. Leave a Legacy Gift Your bequest or deferred gift will help ensure Einstein’s ability to continue its Mission for years to come. A variety of giving opportunities are available if you wish to make a lasting contribution to a legacy of care. For more information, contact John Schlesinger at 215-456-7236 or schlesij@einstein.edu. Matching Gifts Program Double or triple your gift through your employer. Some companies match charitable gifts made by their employees or retirees. Check with your employer’s human resources department. For more information, visit advance.einstein.edu or contact Ariel Belli at 215-456-6211 or belliari@einstein.edu. Consider a Tribute This is a simple yet meaningful way to honor someone special or the memory of a loved one. Your gift can be made as a “tribute gift” in honor or in memory of: • Someone important to you • A special occasion such as a birthday, anniversary or recovery • A loved one lost Visit advance.einstein.edu/tribute for more information or contact Ariel Belli at 215-456-6211 or belliari@einstein.edu. MAKE YOUR GIFT TODAY The Office of Development offers a variety of convenient methods for you to support Einstein Healthcare Network. • Make your gift on-line at advance.einstein.edu/donate • Call 215-456-7200 to speak with a Development Team representative • Send cash or check by mail to: Office of Development Einstein Healthcare Network Braemer Building, Ground Floor 5501 Old York Road Philadelphia, PA 19141 22
photoGALLERY Making Small Miracles Happen On May 8, Einstein Healthcare Network celebrated its 29th Annual Small Miracles Golf Tournament at the Philadelphia Cricket Club. More than 240 golfers, businesses and supporters braved the unusually cold May weather to enjoy a rewarding day of golf, while generously raising over $260,000 to provide vital programming for our smallest, most vulnerable patients and their families. Over the last three decades, Small Miracles has raised over $5 million. Special thanks to this year’s Small Miracles Committee and its Chairmen (L-R) Shawn Orenstein, Jamie Raphael, MD, Tony Sherr, Esq, and Rick Fine, MD. The 2017 Small Miracles golfers gather before the shotgun start. Walk and 5K Run Crosses the Finish Line with Record-Breaking Fundraising On May 20, 450 dedicated walkers and runners supported The Friends of Einstein Medical Center Montgomery’s Walk and 5K Run Through the Park, raising a record-breaking $65,000 for cancer care services. The morning’s festivities included Norristown Area High School’s dynamic drum line, Greener Partners’ interactive farm truck and celebratory remarks from Commissioner Valerie Arkoosh MD. Special thanks to the 2017 Walk Committee, Chairpersons Rebecca and Ben Altman, Shannon and Bob Czincila, DO, and Brooke and Gregg Stein, and Walk Chairpersons Emeritus Hank Cisco and Kelly and Nick Gambone. Small Miracles golfers tried their best to Beat the ProBowlers at this year’s tournament with former Philly greats, Mike Quick and Seth Joyner. Quick and Joyner can both be heard on the Eagles Radio Network SportsRadio 94WIP. Beth Duffy, Chief Operating Officer for Einstein Medical Center Montgomery, is among the many walkers. Hundreds of walkers make their way from Einstein Medical Center Montgomery across Germantown Pike to the trail in the Norristown Farm Park. On your marks…get set…GO! Runners explode from the starting line. 23
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