Mission Hospital Foundation Nominates Seven Community Leaders for Spirit of Volunteerism Awards

May 10, 2016

Mission Viejo, CA – Mission Hospital Foundation recently nominated seven inspiring volunteers for OneOC's Spirit of Volunteerism awards. They were honored at the Spirit of Volunteerism Awards Luncheon, Orange County's largest and longest running volunteer recognition event.

Ann Morris (hometown: San Juan Capistrano)

Ann has been an active member of the Camino Health Center Auxiliary for many years and in 2015 served as the Auxiliary President.

Tricia Raymund (hometown: San Juan Capistrano)

Tricia serves as an invaluable member of the Mission Hospital Foundation Board of Directors and Chair of the Valiant Women fundraising support group. She is also a treasured member of Philanthropist Circle.

Lisa Brabender (hometown: Rancho Santa Margarita)

Lisa served as the Chair of the 2016 Valiant Women Luncheon, which raised nearly $300,000 in support of Women’s Services at Mission Hospital. Lisa is the President and CFO of Lotus 7 Yoga and Pilates in Rancho Santa Margarita.

Bob Young (hometown: Mission Viejo)

Bob supports the Mission Hospital Foundation team with special projects. His smiling face and quick wit brightens our office with every visit.

Joey Maioriello (hometown: Irvine)

Joey has been an engaged member of the Golf Classic Committee for the past five years and currently serves as Co-chair.

Toni Andrews (hometown: Coto de Caza)

A treasured member of the Mission Hospital family since 2007, Toni served as the Fund a Need Chair for the 2016 Holiday Gala, helping the hospital to raise nearly $650,000 to support mental health and wellness programs and services. Toni is a Philanthropist Circle member.

Kristine McFarland (hometown: San Clemente)

Kristine has been a dynamic member of the Valiant Women fundraising support group since 1998 and has held various positions on the board and annual luncheon committee. She is also a treasured member of Philanthropist Circle.

For more information about volunteer opportunities at Mission Hospital Foundation, please contact Patty Randall at patricia.randall@stjoe.org or (949) 365-3843.

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