Photo Gallery 4The following photos represent various partnerships in our region: 
Our Lady of the Lake University (OLLU) scholarship recipients were recognized during their 2007 luncheon at the school. From left to right: Dr. David Estes, OLLU Executive Vice President; Daisy Tovar, Masters of Social Work program; Carole Ardis, Masters of Social Work program; Marilyn Elliott, Board Chair, Baptist Health Foundation of San Antonio; Ronald Holder, Masters in Psychology program; Brenda Verastigi, Masters in Psychology program; and Michela Palmieri, Masters in Communication Disorders program. 
The San Antonio Clubhouse, Inc., received a grant in 2006. Members and staff of Our House are shown above. 
The Baptist Health Foundation of San Antonio's grant in 2005 to The Children's Shelter provides funds to help infants at the shelter. 
Three scholarships were presented to the students at the University of Texas Health Science Center, Houston, School of Public Health (San Antonio Regional Campus) during their 2007 luncheon at the school. From left to right: Dr. Guy Parcel, Dean; Amanda Sintes-Yallen, Master of Public Health program; Celia Naivar, Master of Public Health program; Courtney Denton, Master of Public Health program; and Dr. Sharon Cooper, Regional Dean. 
The San Antonio Food Bank received a grant in 2006 for their Food Stamp Nutrition Education and Outreach program. They continue to educate low-income individuals and families through "hands on" nutrition activities similar to the one shown above. 
The University of the Incarnate Word scholarship recipients were recognized during their 2007 luncheon at the school. From left to right: Jim Elkins, Trustee, Baptist Health Foundation of San Antonio; Frieda Y. Wiley, Pharmacy Doctoral program; Ken Andrews, Board Chair-Elect, Baptist Health Foundation of San Antonio; Anna Tabet, Master of Science in Nursing program; Ann Morrison, Trustee, Baptist Health Foundation of San Antonio; Marilyn Elliott, Board Chair, Baptist Health Foundation of San Antonio; and Mary Brogan, Trustee, Baptist Health Foundation of San Antonio. 
The Baptist Child and Family Services mobile unit funded in part by the Baptist Health Foundation of San Antonio provides medical screening and assistance to individuals in our region. 
Baptist Health Foundation of San Antonio funds were used to purchase Auditory Brainstem Response equipment at Sunshine Cottage School for Deaf Children in San Antonio where this baby is undergoing testing. This equipment measures hearing of children when more conventional hearing tests cannot be conducted. 
Signs welcome participants to the second quarterly health fair sponsored by South San Filadelfia Church at Dwight Gym as part of the Community Wellness Network of San Antonio Baptist Association. Funds for the health fair were provided by the Baptist Health Foundation of San Antonio. 
Clients at the Health Fair at Dwight Gym, as part of the Community Wellness Network of San Antonio Baptist Association, receive a blood pressure check at Station 1. Health Fairs are held quarterly by South San Filadelfia Church and by West Campus Baptist Church. 
At the end of the Health Fair at Dwight Gym as part of the Community Wellness Network of San Antonio Baptist Association, each participant receives an in-depth screening by a healthcare professional. |