EVERY GIFT MAKES A DIFFERENCE

UPCOMING EVENTS


Black & Red ReImagined Raises Over $2M
in support of
the Institute of Living

 

Thank You!

Hartford Hospital is grateful to all our friends and colleagues for making the return of the Black & Red a tremendous success. With Gavin DeGraw entertaining a sold-out crowd, Black & Red ReImagined raised over $2 million with net proceeds to benefit the Institute of Living (IOL) as it celebrates 200 years of pioneering work in behavioral health care.

We are grateful to all our contributors and sponsors for recognizing the importance of the Institute of Living, and owe special thanks and recognition to our Premier Sponsors—Travelers, Constitution Surgery Alliance, and the anonymous donor honoring Dr. Hank Schwartz, psychiatrist-in-chief emeritus of the IOL.

Hartford Hospital's signature fundraising event officially kicked off a two-year celebration of the IOL in honor of its 200th anniversary. Funds raised will support the IOL's continuing innovative work in easing the burden of mental illnesses and substance use disorders on individuals, families, and communities.  

 

Black & Red 2022

Gathered for Hartford Hospital's celebration of the Institute of Living at the Farmington Polo Club are from left Lynn Rossini, vice president, philanthropy, Hartford Hospital; Timothy Bengston, Black & Red Committee; Diane Bengston, Black & Red Committee; Brian MacLean, Hartford Region Board of Directors; Joe Voelker, vice chair, Hartford HealthCare Board of Directors; Mary Beth Voelker, Black & Red Committee; Javeed Sukhera, MD, PhD, FRCPC, chair of psychiatry, Institute of Living, chief of psychiatry, Hartford Hospital; Julia Chase, Black & Red Committee; Landon Chase, Black & Red Committee; Bimal Patel, president, Hartford Hospital and Hartford Region and senior vice president, Hartford HealthCare; Hank Schwartz, MD, psychiatrist-in-chief emeritus, Institute of Living; Lee Monroe; Beverly Buckner Baker, Black & Red Committee; Annetta Caplinger, MSN, vice president, Clinical Operations, Institute of Living.

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