$200,000 Donation from Wal-Mart Foundation helps long-term patients and their families
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CO-CHAIRED BY DICK AND SHARALENA MILLER AND JIM AND JANET AYERS, THIS ANNUAL, SPECIAL EVENT SUPPORTS THE HOSPITAL HOSPITALITY HOUSE MISSION TO OFFER A HOME AWAY FROM HOME FOR PATIENTS AND FAMILIES RECEIVING MEDICAL TREATMENT IN NASHVILLE HOSPITALS
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Nancy Denning Martin, executive director of the Hospital Hospitality House of Nashville, has been named one of the “Top Ten Women to Watch in Healthcare” for 2008 by the Nashville Medical News, a monthly publication written and edited specifically for healthcare professionals and the medical community. For the past three years, the Nashville Medical News has used the “Women’s Health Month” issue, published each May, to highlight and honor the amazing women in Middle Tennessee who are making a difference in their community. These women are changing outcomes for individuals, institutions and for the larger population through hands-on care, diligent research, efficient and compassionate administration, intuitive leadership and effective policymaking.
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After a successful experimental expansion of HHH residential programming conducted with a local extended stay facility, Hospital Hospitality House has entered into a year-long relationship with the hotel. This expansion plan has doubled HHH’s capacity, allowing us to serve twenty families per night.
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On Thursday, October 18th, the Nashville community came together in support of Hospital Hospitality House for a Patrons’ Luncheon that raised over $425,000 in support of the agency’s mission to be a home away from home for patients and caregivers seeking treatment in Nashville hospitals. Chaired by Jan and Harry Jacobson and Sharalena and Dick Miller, this year’s event featured a special appearance by Steve Bridges as “The President of the United States.”
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Richard Miller, Beth Ingram, Dave Cooley and Debra Clark bring a variety of talents and experience to their work with HHH.
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On the afternoon of October 25, 2006 the Nashville community came together in support of Hospital Hospitality House at a festive luncheon raising over $300,000 in support of the agency’s mission to offer affordable lodging to patients and families receiving medical treatment at Nashville hospitals. Chaired by Jan and Harry Jacobson and sponsored by Vanderbilt University Medical Center, this was the first event of its kind planned for the benefit of the non-profit facility. Physician, clown and nationally-known activist Patch Adams was the keynote speaker at the event held at the Renaissance Nashville Hotel.
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