Friend of the Friends

The Friends of the National Institute of Nursing Research (FNINR) Board is excited to announce an update to the Friend of the Friends Program. This program is designed to give supporters of nursing research the opportunity to become a Friend and support the mission of FNINR.

WHAT

A program to support the mission of NINR by becoming a “Friend of the Friends” with your donation.

An opportunity to honor nurse researchers, nurse leaders who support research, nurse educators who teach research, and community members who value research.
An opportunity to honor a retiring colleague who has dedicated their career to supporting nursing research, a recent graduate who shows promise in the field, or a team member who has been promoted due to their unwavering commitment to furthering the field of nursing research.

An opportunity to honor the memory of someone special who valued nurse research and the impact it had on the lives of our communities.

WHY

By becoming a “Friend of the Friends” you will help advance FNINR’s mission and the mission of science and its role in providing positive outcomes to the health care community. When you become a Friend of FNINR, you will receive:

A lapel pin that signifies "Friend of the Friends" that you may wear proudly in support of nursing science (pin specific to each donation level).
Recognition at the FNINR annual NightinGala.
Recognition on the FNINR website.

Begin by donating $100 to become a Friend of the Friends at the Pewter level. Each donation you make to the Friends program will accumulate to bring you up to the next level. You’ll receive a new lapel pin each time you achieve a new level. If you’ve donated previously, you’ll start at the Pewter level and receive the same Friend of the Friends benefits as before.

Please note that funds paid toward sponsorships and registration for the NightinGala do not count toward the Friends program.

$100 - Pewter	$500 - Bronze	$1,000 - Silver
$1,500 - Gold	$2,000 - Platinum	$2,500 - Diamond
$5,000+ - Philanthropy

HOW

Donate Here

Become a Recurring Donor

FNINR's Organizational Friends of the Friends

Philanthropy
CGFNS International, Inc. \| RightSourcing
Diamond	Platinum	Gold

Silver	Bronze	Pewter
	Florida Atlantic University

FNINR's Individual Friends of the Friends

Philanthropy
Melissa Fitzpatrick \| Karen Heaton \| Pamela Mitchell \| Louise Woerner
Diamond	Platinum
Sandra Weiss \| Laura Wood	Jeannine Rivet
Gold	Silver
Connie Delaney \| Christy Dempsey Linda McCauley \| Christine Miaskowski Terri Weaver \| Diane Twedell	Suzanne Bakken \| Marion Broome Sandi Dunbar \| Janie Heath \| Deborah Kenny Jerry Mansfield \| Roy Simpson \| Cathleen Wheatley
Bronze
Clara Adams-Ender \| Susan Bakwell-Sachs \| Robyn Begley \| Edward Benz \| Michael Bleich Donna Bliss \| Sean Clarke \| Patricia Davidson \| Marla De Jong \| Holli DeVon Rebecca Freeman \| Nan Gaylord \| Catherine Gilliss \| Ellen Hahn \| Carolyn Huffman \| Tonda Hughes Shela Kaneshiro \| Janet Larson \| Colleen Leners \| Vickie Niederhauser Adey Nyamathi \| Cheryl Oetjen \| Rita Pickler \| Elias Provencio-Vasquez \| Susan Rawl Karen Rose \| Linda Sarna \| Franklin Shaffer \| Deb Trautman \| Nancy Valentine \| April Vallerand Jonathan Ward \| Teresa Ward \| Betsy Weiner \| Barbara Wilson \| Shannon Zenk
Pewter (A - C)
Donalyn Alexander \| Jeannette Andrews \| Edwin Aroke \| Kristin Ashford \| Dawn Aycock Marie Bakitas \| Amy Barton \| Judy Beal \| Laurie Benson \| Leah Binder Lisa Blair \| Penny Blake \| Felesia Bowen \| Patti Brennan \| Clyde Bristow III \| Garry Brydges Susan Buchholz \| Karen Butler \| Olivia Butner \| Barbara Caldwell \| Lisa Carter-Harris Ann Cashion \| Misook Chung \| Lauren Clark \| Barbara Cochrane \| Yvette Conley Linda Connor \| Cindy Corbett \| Elizabeth Corwin \| Cecelia L. Crawford \| Sharron Crowder \| Martha Curley
Pewter (D - G)
Robin Dale \| Diane Davis \| Jean Davis \| Leslie Davis \| Diane Dedmon \| Joy Deupree Victoria Vaughan Dickson \| Charles Downs \| Jackie Dunbar-Jacob \| Phillip Eaton Janalyn Edmonds \| Cole Edmondson \| Jennifer Embree \| Kayla Everheart Laura Fennimore \| Jane Foote \| Jodi Ford \| Judith Fouladbakhsh Deena Gilland \| Dawn Goldstein \| Kellie Griggs \| Stephanie Griggs
Pewter (H - K)
Joan Hasse \| Eileen Hacker \| Marilyn Hammer \| Mary Beth Happ \| Deb Harding Tracie Harrison \| Laura Hayman \| Margaret Heitkemper \| Patricia Hershberger \| Susan Hickman Jane Hoff \| OiSaeng Hong \| Marianne Hutti \| Bethsheba Johnson Elizabeth Jordan \| Temple Kellermann \| Melessa Kelly \| Michelle Kelly Tom Kelly \| Christine Kennedy \| Lisa Kennedy-Sheldon \| Kord Kober
Pewter (L - N)
Crystal Chapman Lambert \| Wendy Landier \| Gay Landstrom Grace Lawrence \| Terry Lennie \| Lauri Linder \| Lynn Lotas \| Gayenell Magwood Beverly Malone \| Cathy Maxwell \| Gail Melkus \| Bernadette Melnyk \| Usha Menon Mulubrhan Mogos \| Dianne Morrison-Beedy \| Gia Mudd-Martin \| Christine Mueller Cindy Munro \| Jane Murphy \| Carol Musil \| Jamie Myers \| Robin Newhouse
Pewter (O - S)
Amanda Oberlies \| Joan O'Hanlon Curry \| Jan Odom Forren \| Yolanda Ogbolu Chizimuzo Okoli \| Ukamaka Oruche \| Sharon Pappas \| Patricia Patrician \| Julia Paul Sharon Pettiford \| Jillian Pintye \| Barbara Polivka \| Susan Pressler \| Anne Pryor Nancy Reynolds \| Reynaldo Rivera \| Amy Salisbury \| Elizabeth Salt \| Juliann Sebastian \| Matt Seiler Linda Scott \| Brenda Snow \| Mary Lou Sole \| Lixin Song \| Nancy Spector Kim Stanbery \| Alisa Starbuck \| Angela Starkweather \| Linsey Steege Rachel Stevenson \| Patricia Stone \| Mary Sullivan \| Eileen Sullivan-Marx
Pewter (T - Z)
Beth Taylor \| Jacquelyn Taylor \| Hilaire Thompson \| Cindy Tofthagen \| Jasmine Travers Sharon Tucker \| Diane Von Ah \| Joachim Voss \| Ashley Waddell Andrea Wallace \| Jennifer Wasco \| Allison Webel \| Mona Wicks Lovoria Williams \| Danny Willis \| Stephanie Witwer \| Tami Wyatt \| Canhua Xiao \| Irene Yang JoAnne Youngblut \| Inga Zadvinskis \| Susan Zahner \| Julie Zerwic \| Elizabeth Zicari

The Friends of the National Institute of Nursing Research wishes to acknowledge those who have, thus far, become a “Friend of the Friends” and extends appreciation for their support.