Message from the President and CEO
Community Health of South Florida, Inc.
Dear Friends, 

First I want to thank all for your amazing support received last year in celebration of CHI’s 50th Anniversary. It was a very special milestone and your participation and donations made it another banner year in our fundraising efforts for the Children’s Crisis Center capital campaign. 

As we head into the homestretch of our campaign I am proud to let you know that we are only $529,124 away from meeting our $5.5 million goal. This could not have been achieved without you -- our superheroes -- and for this reason, and in your honor, we have dubbed 2022 The Year of the CHI Superheroes. 
Superhero Feature Dr. Ora L. Strickland
When Dr. Ora L. Strickland stood up in a Capital Campaign Committee to announce her generous donation of $10,000 she created momentum and inspiration. Her gift toward the Children’s Crisis Center (CCC) paved the way for others to do the same and to reignite the path towards creating a desperately needed place for children with severe mental illness. 

Community Health of South Florida, Inc. (CHI) and Community Health Foundation are extremely grateful to Dr. Strickland for her guidance and participation on the committee and for her wonderful donation. 
CHI Gives Back
The CHI team joins with AYITI leaders to present a check.
(L to R) Dr. Gerald Pierre, Carine Astree, Dr. Elizabeth Phillippe, Blake Hall, Dr. Guerda Nicolas, Julio Coronado, Carline Denis- Barnes, Victoria Castro and Tiffani Helberg
This past September 2021, CHI launched its 2nd annual Employee Giving Campaign. This year was special as employees had the opportunity to donate to a wonderful cause outside of CHI and the healthcare arena. To date, a total of $64,000.00 has been raised by the CHI Team of which nearly $11,000 was designated to the CHI for Haiti Fund benefiting the Ayiti Community Trust (ACT).

Dr. Guerda Nicolas, Co-Founder of the ACT visited CHI to thank the employees for their support and share insight on ACT’s projects in Haiti. The Ayiti Community Trust’s mission is to support and sustain development innovation in Ayiti (Haiti) in the areas of civic education, environment, and entrepreneurship. CHI employees presented Dr. Nicolas with a check for $10,854.84 to assist ACT’s Earthquake Relief Fund. This fund is focusing on providing emergency relief, recovery, and reconstruction in Haiti which is still very much needed after last year’s devastating storms. CHI is proud to help the people of Haiti. CHI is proud to give back.
Superheroes Needed
Help Children in Crisis with Amazon Smile
Did you know that simply shopping on Amazon will help fund our Children’s Crisis Center?

Show children with mental illness that they're #NotAlone. Help us finish building the Children's Crisis Center!
 
Shop at smile.amazon.com and they will donate 0.5% of eligible purchases to Community Health of South Florida, Inc.—no fees, no extra cost.

1. Select Community Health of South Florida, Inc. as your AmazonSmile charitable organization.

2. Shop at smile.amazon.com. You will find same products, same prices and same services as the Amazon you know.

Thank you for your continued and unwavering support!
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