RMH FOUNDER’S SOCIETY

The Founder’s Society is based on the firm belief that RMH’s future of excellence is tied to the continued support of its friends. We recognize and encourage partnership through this unique society. Specifically, the Founder’s Society recognizes those individuals, corporations and foundations who have given $25,000 or more to the RMH Foundation in, cash, a planned gift or a will bequest. Membership is offered for cumulative giving at the following levels:

	Benefactor	$100,000 and above
	Humanitarian	$50,000 - $99,999
	Patron	$25,000 - $49,999

Member benefits include the listing of your name on the Founder’s Society recognition board in the RMH main lobby, listing in other RMH publications, invitation to the annual Founder’s Society Dinner and invitation to other hospital events.

WILLIAM LEAKE SOCIETY
Commitment, compassion and a strong desire to serve others are the qualities exhibited by Mr. William Leake, which led to the foundation of RMH in 1912. By so graciously donating a large portion of his estate to establish a community based, not for profit hospital, Mr. Leake set a standard of excellence that has been perpetuated by all individuals who give of themselves in support of RMH.
Consequently, the William Leake Society recognizes those donors who on an annual basis, make a gift of $1,000 or more to RMH. Members are invited to attend special hospital activities and receive distinctive mailings. Society member’s names are listed annually on the donor wall in the Hospital’s main lobby.

1910 CORNERSTONE CLUB
Those community-minded individuals who laid the Hospital’s cornerstone in 1910 set a standard for service and generosity. The RMH Foundation is pleased to annually recognize those individuals who give $100 - $999 by making them members of the 1910 Cornerstone Club. Members are invited to an annual unveiling of the donor wall, along with invitations to other Hospital events.

CANCER CENTER TREE OF LIFE
The Tree of Life, located in the lobby of the RMH Regional Cancer Center, provides a permanent opportunity to recognize individuals, civic organizations and others who make a meaningful gift in memory or in honor of a friend or loved one affected by cancer. “Leaves” on the tree pay tribute to donors who make gifts of at least $1,000 to the Cancer Center. At the base of the tree are Foundation Stones that recognize gifts at the $10,000 and $25,000 levels.

“CARING FOR GENERATIONS” ENDOWMENT WALL
Located on the second floor of the RMH West Tower, this wall acknowledges those generous individuals, businesses and organizations who have created a permanent endowment for RMH. The wall honors individual gifts of $1,000 or more to the endowment fund, and also lists the names of those who have established Named Endowed Funds at the $25,000 level.