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Annual Report 2013

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Message from theChairman of theBoard of Trustees

The St. Luke's Medical Center Foundation, Inc. (SLMCFI) recognizes the capacity of corporationsand individuals, through their acts of generosity, to make a big difference in the lives ofunderprivileged Filipinos. This Foundation was created to be a venue for the better off toreach out to the less fortunate.

Through the partnership between donors and SLMCFI, we enable:

• the less fortunate to have access to the best medical care in the country• talented but underprivileged students the opportunity to pursue their dreams

of becoming doctors• doctors to pursue further studies to hone their skills and know-how as

physicians• researchers to find remedies to healthcare issues faced by people from

developing countries like the Philippines

We look back to this year as one filled with purpose as we laid the necessary cornerstonesto make our vision a reality. We report to you how far we have gone this year, with our eyesset firmly on our tasks ahead.

FREDERICK Y. DY

Chairman, Board of Trustees

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Message from the

President

The first year of the St. Luke’s Medical Center Foundation has been purposeful on many counts.

We evaluate the past year with measured pride because of the things we have accomplished.Foremost of these is the establishment of its legal personality with our registration to theSecurities and Exchange Commission (SEC).

We have also laid down the groundwork for our application to other government and non-government regulatory bodies such as the Department of Social Welfare and Development(DSWD) and the Philippine Council for NGO Certification (PCNC) that would show the premiumwe give to transparency and efficiency in handling the donations our donors and sponsorshave entrusted to us.

In the last quarter of 2013, we started funding the Medical Social Service Program that enablesindigent patients access to diagnostic, therapeutic, and hospitalization services at St. Luke’sMedical Center-Quezon City. We have also supported two Medical Missions that benefitedsome 3,000 survivors of Typhoon Yolanda at Bantayan Island, Cebu and Ormoc, Leyte.

In this Annual Report, we inform our public the accomplishments we had for the year. Modestas they may seem, we know that these achievements have enabled us to set up a stablefoundation for the future.

We would like to thank everyone for the support you have given us.

EDGARDO R. CORTEZPresident

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Message from theResource GenerationDirector

The St. Luke’s Medical Center Foundation, Inc. has seen the participation ofgenerous individuals who have willingly shared their blessings to enable usto fund our programs.

These big-hearted individuals have bestowed their donations to us asexpression of their belief in our work and what the Foundation stands for.These are individuals and corporations who share our belief in extendinghelp to less fortunate Filipinos and supporting the improvement of medicalpractice and research in the Philippines.

Last November 2013, we also saw an outpouring of support for our drive tohelp the survivors of Typhoon Yolanda. Medical and non-medical personnelof SLMC Global City and Quezon City and the St. Luke’s College of Medicine-William H. Quasha Memorial, private citizens, and some of our supportersfrom Germany mobilized themselves, without us asking, to donate resourcesto fund our Medical Missions for the survivors of the biggest typhoon to hitPhilippine shores.

To all our supporters, we thank you from the bottom of our hearts.

EMMA A. YUHICOResource Generation Director

Volunteer

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Who are we?

The St. Luke’s Medical Center Foundation, Inc. (SLMCFI) was established on 28 August 2012when it was registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).

The Foundation is envisioned to generate funds, through the help of the private sector, toenable it to initiate, implement and support charitable, educational, and social welfare projects.

The Foundation seeks to do its share in addressing the following:

1. Disparity in the access of low income families to superior health care andinformation;

2. Lack of equal opportunities for bright but financially challenged students toenter medical school;

3. Lack of grants to update and upgrade doctors’ knowledge in diagnosis andtreatment; and

4. Shortage of funds for healthcare research to improve the delivery ofhealthcare in the country.

VISIONEqual access to quality healthcare, greater opportunities for medicaleducation, sustained support for medical research and training, tobenefit underprivileged Filipinos.

MISSIONTo generate resources to sustain charitable, educational, and socialwelfare programs and provide support for research and continuingmedical education, to promote the well-being of the poor,marginalized, and gifted Filipinos.

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Programs and Services

A major part of the Foundation’s work involves raising funds and resources to sustain itsprograms and projects for underprivileged Filipinos. This is done with the help of individuals,families, groups, corporations, enterprises, foundations, and others to ensure it has a steadystream of resources to support its social causes.

SLMCFI supports three major programs: Social Service, Medical Education Scholarship andContinuing Medical Education, and Research.

Social Service Program

The Foundation is committed to makingpossible the consistent delivery of socio-civic,health, nutrition and medical services tounderprivileged Filipinos.

Majority of the funds SLMCFI raises goes toits Social Service Program that enables thepoor access to medical care at St. Luke’sMedical Center. It also supports communityhealth projects such as immunization for children, medical missions, health and wellnessadvocacy campaigns, training of barangay health workers, and other similar communityinitiatives.

Medical Education Scholarship

The Foundation provides scholarships to qualified but financially incapable students of theSt. Luke’s College of Medicine-William H. Quasha Memorial (SLCM-WHQ). The generousscholarship grant covers tuition fees, books, and miscellaneous fees. It also provides a modeststipend for its full scholars.

Continuing Medical Education Program

The Foundation supports the Continuing Medical Education of physicians who may wantto pursue short-term courses and post graduate courses to further their medical skills andknow-how.

Research Program

The Foundation funds research projects that have the greatest impact on public health andhealthcare, especially those that seek remedies or solutions to healthcare issues Filipinosface. Physicians, students of SLCM-WHQ, and associates of the SLMC are eligible to apply toreceive a research grant.

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Current Program Partner

St. Luke’s Medical Center-Quezon City,Medical Social Service Department

St. Luke’s Medical Center-Quezon City’s Medical Social Service Department (SLMC-QC MSSD) treats thousands of indigent patients yearly. The funding from SLMCFIwill enable MSSD to open its doors for more indigent patients to receive worldclass medical care from SLMC.

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Milestones

While SLMCFI was registered with the SEC in August 2012, it only became fully operationalwhen it hired a Foundation Manager on 1 May 2013. Since then, it has steadily trodden thepath towards full operationalization: from getting the necessary government licenses to legallyoperate to laying down the procedures for its operations and actually running its programs.

Government Registration

SLMCFI has registered with the necessary government agencies such as the SEC, the Bureauof Internal Revenue (BIR), and the local government. Registration with these governmentagencies assures the public that the Foundation has the legal mandate to operate. This willalso ensure that utmost transparency is practiced in handling funds from its donors.

The Foundation is working to register with the Department of Social Welfare and Development(DSWD) and get accreditation from the Philippine Council for NGO Certification (PCNC) in2014. These are essential regulatory bodies to guarantee that SLMCFI adheres to transparency,accountability, and acceptable service delivery standards. The PCNC accreditation will alsoenable the Foundation to issue Donation Certificates that will allow donors to claim taxincentives.

Fundraising

The Foundation has received a total of PhP5,264,444.77 from its supporters. A bulk of thedonations came from individual and corporations. Of the total amount, 73.5 per cent of thedonations are undesignated funds (they have not been assigned by donors for a particularprogram), while only 26 per cent had been designated by donors for a specific purpose. Inthis case, most had been designated for the Yolanda Medical Mission.

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SLMC Donates to the Foundation

St. Luke’s Medical Center-Global City conducted several activities, part of the proceeds ofwhich, was donated to the Foundation. Among these were 1) the lobby art project whereworks by well-known Filipino painters were sold, 2) the auction of wheelchairs transformedby various Filipino artists into art installations, and 3) the dinner tribute in honor of outgoingSLMC Senior Vice-President for Medical Affairs Dr. Joven R. Cuanang.

SLMCFI 2013 Donation Income

“Trono” by Don

Salubayba

“Primera, Secundo, Tercera” by

Karen Flores and Nuqui Cuizon

“Anti-Stress Wheelchair” by

Agnes Arellano“Dextrose Art” by

Nona Garcia

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The First SLMCFI Grand Ukay-Ukay

The SLMCFI Grand Ukay-Ukay was successfully held at St. Luke’s-Global City on 17 October2013. Items ranging from clothes, appliances, shoes, toys, household appliances and items,and other similar goods were donated by doctors and executives of SLMC. These were soldto associates of St. Luke’s Medical Center-Global City allowing the Foundation to raise a totalof PhP86,986.00 for its programs.

Donations for the Survivors of Typhoon Yolanda

When Typhoon Yolanda struck on 7 November 2013, medical staff and associates of SLMCincluding donors from Germany mobilized themselves to gather donations for the survivorsof the super typhoon. As of 30 December 2013, PhP1,079,724.25 had been turned over toSLMCFI by these groups and individuals.

Donation Gateways

SLMCFI inked a partnership with Security Bank for its Diners Club and Security Bank MasterCardRewards Program. Under this program, users of Security Bank Credit Cards are entitled toearn points for every purchase they make using their card. For every 1,333 points theyaccumulate, the cardholder earns an equivalent of PhP200, which he or she can donate toSLMCFI.

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Programs

The St. Luke’s Medical Center Foundation, Inc. spent PhP3,739,834.97 for its programs.

Medical Social Service

A large portion of the undesignated funds were allocated for social service. A total of PhP2.5Mwas released to SLMC-QC MSSD to fund the medical needs of indigent patients.

Yolanda Medical Mission

Two Medical Missions to Yolandastricken areas were supported bySLMCFI using the money raised by itsdonors. In tandem with SLMC doctors,the outreach activities were held atOrmoc, Leyte and Bantayan Island,Cebu. The teams brought medicinesand medical supplies and providedmedical care to highly devastatedareas and barangays that had not yetbeen reached by help at that time.

Some 1.5 tons of medicines andmedical supplies were brought for thebenefit of over three thousandpatients seen by the specialists fromSLMC. A total of PhP1,239,834.97 wasspent for the two medical missions.

The Medical Missions also enabledcooperative work with othercorporations. Air Asia Zest Philippinesprovided free air freight services forthe transport of medicines andmedical supplies to Cebu. On the otherhand, the Energy DevelopmentCorporation provided the airfare,airfreight and accommodation of thedoctors who were sent to Ormoc,Leyte.

Medical Education Scholarship

Talks had been initiated with officials of the St. Luke’s College of Medicine-William H. QuashaMemorial to finalize the policies for the awarding of the scholarship grant. Five grants willbe awarded for the school year 2014-2015.

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Percentage of Expenditures of the Foundation

Year ended31 December 2013

Receipts Donation Income 5,264,445

Expenses Program Expenses 3,739,835 Administrative Expenses 545,919

Interest Income 5,297

Excess of Receipts over Expenses for the period 983,988

Administrative Medical Outreach

Medical SocialService

Financial Report

The Foundation has received a total of PhP5,264,444.77 and spent PhP4,285,753.87 for itsprogram and administrative expenses. It has kept its administrative expenses at bay at 13%,well within the allowable expenses of the Department of Social Welfare and Developmentfor Administrative Expenses.

TABLE 1. FINANCIAL STATEMENT 2013

Statement of Total Comprehensive Income

(All Amounts in Philippine Peso)

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Plans for 2014

The year 2014 will be a banner year for the SLMCFI. It hopes to accomplish goals that wouldmake the Foundation known to the public, fully operational, and efficient and effective in itsendeavors. Among these are:

TABLE 2. PLANS FOR 2014

JAN - MAR APR - JUNE JUL - SEP OCT - DEC

Completion of the Completion of Monitoring and

registration with accreditation Evaluation of

the DSWD with the PCNC Program Fund

Utilization

Launch of Launch of the Launch of the Christmas

Facebook Page Internal Fundraising Website Fundraising Drive

Program at St. Luke’s with Online

Medical Center Donation Page

among associates

and executives

Conduct of various fundraising activities with partner organizations

Release of funding Release of funding Release of funding Release of funding

for Medical Social for the Medical for the Medical for the Medical

Service Social Service Social Service Social Service

Program Program Program

Evaluation of Ukay-Ukay

MSSD Program

Launch of Posters Photo Contest Launch of the

and Brochures SLMCFI Volunteer

Launch of SLMCFI Program

merchandise at the

SLMC Gift Shop

Awarding of the Release of Policies

first SLMCFI and Guidelines for

Medical Education the release of Funds

scholars for the SLMCFI

Research Program

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Board of TrusteesFrederick Y. Dy, Chairman

Alonzo Q. Ancheta

Agapito S. Aquino

Lenora A. Cabili

Conrado S. Dar Santos

Winfred Y. Huang

Bun Chin Hwang

Robert F. Kuan

Jose F.G. Ledesma

Rt. Rev. Manuel C. Lumpias

Nilo B. Peña

Juan B. Santos

Tony Tan Caktiong

Manuel B. Zamora, Jr.

Administrative Officers

Edgardo R. Cortez, MD, President *

Editha M. Simeon, Treasurer*

Emma A. Yuhico, Resource Generation Director*

Arnie C. Trinidad, Foundation Manager

Allan P. Quijano, Finance Manager*

Hannah C. Pacho, Finance Staff *

* Volunteers