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Express Scripts 2010 Annual Report 10
We Are
Express Scripts
A natural extension of our commitment to our plan
sponsors and members is a commitment to the
communities in which we do business. Through
fi nancial and volunteer support, charitable giving and
sustainable practices, our employees, together with the
Express Scripts Foundation, are making a difference in
our neighborhoods.
Each year, employees nationwide generously donate
their time and effort to our annual corporate campaigns
supporting the March of Dimes, Susan G. Komen for
the Cure®, National Multiple Sclerosis Society and the
United Way. Express Scripts employees from various
locations across the country also demonstrate their desire
and willingness to share and give back:
In Bloomington, Minnesota, our Account Management
Service Middle Market team packed 10,152 meals for
Feed My Starving Children.
CuraScript Specialty Pharmacy employees in Orlando,
Florida participated in the National Hemophilia
Foundation of Greater Florida’s annual walk, raising
funds to provide programs and services to help those with
bleeding disorders.
The Orlando Patient Services Contact Center employees
held a friendly competition to see which team could
bring in the most supplies for an Army platoon serving in
Afghanistan. More than 2,000 items
—
fi lling 43 boxes
—
were collected.
In Albuquerque, New Mexico, Josh Norman, a senior
interventions tech with the Exceptions Team, got down
and dirty in a mud volleyball tournament to support the
programs and services for the Carrie Tingley Hospital,
which provides healthcare to children and adolescents.
I’ve worked with many individuals across
I’ve worked with many individuals across
this organization on military contributions, this organization on military contributions,
sponsorships and volunteer activities. sponsorships and volunteer activities.
We’re involved in ‘giving back,’ by serving a We’re involved in ‘giving back,’ by serving a
mission that’s well beyond what we do in mission that’s well beyond what we do in
our daily activities.our daily activities.
Our employees from a variety of departments in Tempe,
Arizona volunteered to work with 5th and 9th grade
students at Junior Achievement Biztown to explore the
connection between education, community, economics
and lifestyle.
Nancy Gilbride
—
VP and GM of the TRICARE
Pharmacy Division, 15 Years of Service
Express Scripts employee volunteers help build a greenhouse and rain garden for University City Children’s
Center. The Center provides innovative education and care for a diverse population of children in St. Louis.