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The HonorHealth Foundation has appointed five new members to its Board of Trustees, according to a press release.
The new trustees bring experience in business, philanthropy and community service and will help support the foundation’s efforts to strengthen health care across the communities served by HonorHealth.
The new members of the HonorHealth Foundation Board of Trustees are:
- David B. Cummard Jr., chairman of the board of The Mahoney Group
- Jonathan D. Fischer, president and director of GVI Holdings ULC
- Krystal Grogan, marketing professional, community leader and philanthropist
- Stacy Lovell, philanthropic leader
- Andrea S. Robertson, founder and co-creator of Lexie’s Voice and co-creator of Lexie’s Law
“We are honored to welcome these accomplished leaders to the HonorHealth Foundation Board of Trustees,” Nancy Robertson, chair of the board of trustees, said. “Each brings exceptional professional expertise, thoughtful leadership and a deep commitment to serving our community. Their guidance will advance the Foundation’s mission and ensure we continue investing in transformative initiatives that improve health, inspire innovation and expand access to personalized, compassionate care.”
The HonorHealth Foundation connects donors and philanthropic partners with opportunities to support patient care, research, technology, clinical programs and workforce development across the HonorHealth system.
Since its founding in 1985, the foundation has helped fund research, technology, patient assistance programs and workforce initiatives. In 2025, the foundation raised more than $52 million to support programs and services for Arizona families.
“The HonorHealth Foundation Board of Trustees plays a key role in our ability to advance transformational, high-quality and personalized health care across our community,” Jared Langkilde, MBA, CFRE, president and CEO of HonorHealth Foundation, said. “Their dedication inspires philanthropy that not only supports our hospital system but builds meaningful relationships with other generous members of our community. Together, as HonorHealth continues to grow, we’re building a legacy of giving that will improve lives for generations to come.”
