Hospital Foundation campaign raises record amount
NORWICH – The Chenango Memorial Hospital Foundation’s annual fundraising campaign raised $120,985 surpassing the previous high of $116,377 set in 1999. “We were concerned that donations might level off this year due to the economy,” remarked Linda Tracey-Palmatier, Chairman of Annual Support. “Results of the community and employee campaigns were extraordinary. I want to thank everyone who supported our efforts”
The hospital’s employee campaign raised $25,200. The employee committee chaired by Cindy Hill-Frink launched a hospital-wide basket raffle that alone raised nearly $2,800. “The employees thoroughly enjoyed making the baskets. It was a great way for everyone to pitch in and support the campaign,” Hill-Frink reported.
Combined with the annual golf tournament that raised over $29,000, memorial donations and bequests, the CMH Foundation raised a total of $204,645 for the year. “Our hospital continues to pursue state-of-the-art equipment and facility upgrades,” said Christopher P. Hayes, CMH Foundation Chairman. “It’s challenging for a rural hospital to provide a wide variety of services, but our hospital is doing it.”
“We’ve made great strides in the past few years,” said Debbie Cassavaugh, Executive Director. “The community and employees recognize the Foundation’s work and the benefits it brings to all of us. A huge thank you to all our donors who help make these improvements possible.”
The Chenango Memorial Hospital Foundation seeks and manages public and private funds from individuals, foundations, corporations, civic organizations and governmental agencies to support the hospital’s activities in Chenango County. For more information, call the Foundation office at 337-4510 or visit on-line at www.uhs.net/cmh.
The hospital’s employee campaign raised $25,200. The employee committee chaired by Cindy Hill-Frink launched a hospital-wide basket raffle that alone raised nearly $2,800. “The employees thoroughly enjoyed making the baskets. It was a great way for everyone to pitch in and support the campaign,” Hill-Frink reported.
Combined with the annual golf tournament that raised over $29,000, memorial donations and bequests, the CMH Foundation raised a total of $204,645 for the year. “Our hospital continues to pursue state-of-the-art equipment and facility upgrades,” said Christopher P. Hayes, CMH Foundation Chairman. “It’s challenging for a rural hospital to provide a wide variety of services, but our hospital is doing it.”
“We’ve made great strides in the past few years,” said Debbie Cassavaugh, Executive Director. “The community and employees recognize the Foundation’s work and the benefits it brings to all of us. A huge thank you to all our donors who help make these improvements possible.”
The Chenango Memorial Hospital Foundation seeks and manages public and private funds from individuals, foundations, corporations, civic organizations and governmental agencies to support the hospital’s activities in Chenango County. For more information, call the Foundation office at 337-4510 or visit on-line at www.uhs.net/cmh.
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