Her energy and her enthusiasm are infectious and inspirational.
“Kari is deeply committed to helping to improve the quality of life in our community,” said Foundation Chair Dave Barrett. “Her energy and her enthusiasm are infectious and inspirational.”
Reily’s professional career spans more than 30 years in the banking industry. She is currently the branch manager of Foothills Bank in Prescott Valley. Active in both our economic and civic communities, she is a member of the Prescott Valley Economic Development Committee and the Prescott Valley Chamber of Commerce. In addition, Reily is the incoming president of the Prescott Valley Early Birds Lions Club.
The YRMC Foundation is committed to supporting the healthcare mission of Dignity Health, Yavapai Regional Medical Center, your local, not-for-profit community healthcare provider, through fundraising and relationship building. The Foundation solicits philanthropic gifts, provides stewardship of these gifts, and grants funds to the hospital to advance the community’s access to health care. All charitable gifts received by the Foundation stay in our community and are utilized as directed by the donor. Donors may designate their gifts to any of the Foundation’s 18 special purpose funds. In 2020, community support to the YRMC Foundation topped $2.3 million.
The expertise and talents of the board members include backgrounds in business, finance, law, communications and more. These volunteer directors represent our community and business leaders, medical staff and hospital leadership. In addition to Reily, board membership currently includes John Amos, Dave Barrett, Douglas Bristol, Mary Mallory, Robbie Nicol, Dr. Arabinda Pani, Harvey Skoog, William Sonsin and Dr. Pierre Tibi. QCBN
By Joanne Mack Robertson
To learn more about the YRMC Foundation, please contact 928-771–5169 or foundation@yrmc.org or visit yrmcfoundation.org. Joanne Mack Robertson is freelance writer and video producer. She and her husband, Jeff, are the creative energy behind Big Picture Video Production in Prescott and Tucson.
