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The Wall of Honor is divided into several sections:
Hospital History
The arched plaque located at the center gives viewers a quick visual and
written history of Pitt County Memorial Hospital. Vignettes showing the
hospital as it was in 1924, 1951, 1977 and today demonstrate Pitt
Memorial's extraordinary growth and leadership in state, regional and
national healthcare arenas.
Gifts Committee Tributes
This plaque honors individuals, corporations and organizations whose
gifts helped furnish the current hospital facility, which was dedicated
in 1977. This listing includes donations received between 1977-1984 by
the hospital's Gifts Committee, the predecessor of the Pitt Memorial
Hospital Foundation.
The Heritage Society
The individuals honored on this plaque have supported quality healthcare
delivery with planned gifts to the Pitt Memorial
Hospital Foundation.
The Pride and The Challenge Capital Campaign 1988-1994
This plaque recognizes those who contributed to the Foundation's Capital
Campaign, which helped build the Foundation's endowment fund.
Distinguished Donors
This plaque honors friends of the Foundation who have reached an
outstanding overall contribution level. It reflects their history of
giving, from the inception of the hospital's Gifts Committee to the
present.
Distinguished Donors are recognized at four levels: Chairman -- gifts of $1 million and more, President -- gifts of $500,000 - $999,999, Director -- gifts of $100,000 - $499,999, and Leadership -- gifts of $10,000 - $99,999. New donors may be added at any time, and those already honored may move to new levels.
The Pitt Memorial Hospital Foundation Board of Trustees
The Pitt Memorial Hospital Foundation's board members are community
leaders charged with overseeing fund-raising projects and managing the
Foundation's assets in ways that enhance the quality of healthcare in
our region.
Gifts In Kind
This plaque honors those who have contributed to the Foundation through
in-kind gifts (non-monetary) at four levels: Level I--$10,000 or more;
Level II - $100,000 or more - Level III, $300,000 or more; and Level IV
- $1 million or more.
Dedication
The dedication section contains the following inscription:
"This wall is a tribute to loyal friends who have supported us over the years. Their contributions have helped us become a major academic medical center committed to improving the health of citizens in eastern North Carolina."
