Leadership Donor Recognition

Philanthropy at Martha Jefferson has been essential to our beloved community hospital throughout its long and distinguished history. While records of early charitable gifts may not be detailed on donor walls or in published lists, one can imagine the institution's physician-founders depended significantly upon the good will and generosity of the community in the early days of Martha Jefferson's service, just as we do now.

The Martha Jefferson Hospital Foundation Board and staff are excited to offer three philanthropic leadership societies - the Capstone Society, President's Circle and annual Martha Jefferson Society - through which the Foundation will recognize those individuals, foundations and corporations placing Martha Jefferson among their most significant philanthropic priorities.

	The Martha Jefferson Capstone Society Recognizes donors whose cumulative giving exceeds $100,000. Gifts of cash, securities and real estate will be recognized by the Capstone Society. Planned gifts and pledges will be recognized by the Capstone Society when fulfilled.
	The Martha Jefferson Society Recognizes annually those donors whose leadership gifts equal or exceed $1,000 within a calendar year. Gifts of cash, securities and real property received between Jan. 1 and Dec. 31 of each year will be recognized by membership in the Martha Jefferson Society.
	The Rucker Society The Martha Jefferson Hospital Foundation established the Rucker Society to recognize and honor those who have chosen to remember Martha Jefferson in their estate plans.