1. Healthy Employee & Community Engagement Benefits Stuart Shwiff Community Health Charities [email_address]

2. Over 133 Million Americans – 44% Have a Chronic Illness (2005) Source: Social & Scientific Systems, Inc. Health Affairs Journal , January 2009

4. Parade Magazine National Survey 2010 PARADE asked 1008 Americans what they would do if given $100,000 to donate to charity. Here is how they would share it:

9. Business Partners & Relationships: 1,500 Employers Nationwide

10. Chronic Illness now represents 75% of all annual healthcare spending in the United States. ($2.2 Trillion Total Healthcare Spending 2007) Source: Social & Scientific Systems, Inc. Health Affairs Journal , January 2009

12. People with Chronic Conditions Are the Heaviest Users of Health Care Services Source: Medical Expenditure Panel Survey, 2001 Johns Hopkins University, Partnership for Solutions

13. Chronic Disease Impact on Health & Productivity Medical +Absence +Work Impairment = Total Cost Source: Rosie Ward, RJF Agencies; “The Assessment of Chronic Health Conditions on Work Performance, Absence, and Total Economic Impact for Employers,” JOEM (June 2005)

16. Health Status & Cost of Risk 15% of individuals drive 85% of costs 59% of next year’s high-cost population comes from this year’s low-cost population $ LOW RISK (0-2 Risks) 60% of Population $$ MODERATE RISK (3-4 Risks) 25% of Population $$$ High Risk (5+ Risks) 15% of Population Source: Rosie Ward RJF Agencies, 2008

23. When you consider getting involved or supporting a charity(s) or event(s), what causes are important to you? (Select all that apply) Health ranks #1 among working women and employees 27-35 Source, Market Tools, Inc. Survey (2009)

24. Women are More Likely Than Men To Have a Chronic Condition Percent of People With Chronic Conditions Source: Medical Expenditure Panel Survey, 2001 Johns Hopkins University, Partnership for Solutions

26. What are the benefits to you personally of having a workplace giving campaign where you work? (Select all that apply) Source, Market Tools, Inc. Survey (2009) Working women and employees 35 and younger appreciate the convenience of payroll deduction to donate to important charitable causes (Health #1 cause for both) Working women and employees 35 and younger prefer to donate to charities they personally care about

27. Healthy Engagements

28. Federations & Charitable Funds

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32. Hypertension is the Most Common Chronic Condition Source: Medical Expenditure Panel Survey, 2001 Leading chronic conditions vary among age groups. The leading chronic conditions among people ages 18 to 64 are: -Hypertension (23 percent) -Respiratory diseases (20 percent) -Arthritis (18 percent) -Chronic mental conditions (16%) The leading chronic conditions among people ages 65 and older are: -Hypertension (51 percent) -Arthritis (37 percent) -Heart disease (29 percent) -Eye disorders (25 percent). Johns Hopkins University, Partnership for Solutions

33. Respiratory Diseases and Asthma Are the Most Common Chronic Conditions in Children Source: Medical Expenditure Panel Survey, 2001. Percent of Non-institutionalized Children (Ages 0 to 17) with a Chronic Condition Johns Hopkins University, Partnership for Solutions