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Produced by The CARITAS Project
Under the direction of
Wayne Ruga
In partnership with
HD – The Journal for Healthcare
Design & Development
In cooperation with
MARU – The Medical Architecture Research Unit,
at the South Bank University, London
Opening Remarks
James Parker
Honorary Guide
Dr. Christine Milligan
Navigators
Brian Chapman
George Pressler
Sponsors
Amtico
DuPont Textiles and Interiors
INSCAPE Corporation
Nemschoff: Founding Patron Sponsor
Shaw Industries/ShawTek and Design Origins’ Divisions
Spec Furniture
Banquet Hosts
Aesthetics
Mike Barrett
Healing Environments International
Health Furnishings Solutions
HD – The Journal for Healthcare Design & Development
Interior Design / Kay Trimmer
Johansen Design
LIME
Harry and Robin Loucks
MARU – Medical Architecture Research Unit
Nemschoff
Planning Decision Resources
Shaw Industries/ShawTek and Design Origins’ Divisions
Vara Kamin / Impressions in Light
Donors
Kim Trimmer Carbone
J. Brent Early / Chatham, Inc.
Fantagraph / Standard Textiles
G+T Industries
Bonnie Gepfert
Stan Gray / Carolina Business Furniture
Scott Hall / Hall Weir & Associates
Jill Hall / Carlyle Hall
Karen Quinton Jeffers
Johnsonite
Susan Kirkcaldy/Kirkcaldy Consulting
Lamin-Art
Leslie Contract Furnishings
Art Libera / Evans and Brown
MDC Wallcoverings
Barbara Napolitano / TOLI International
RJF International
Mardelle Shepley
Todd Trimmer
and a generous grant from the
Hulda B. and Maurice L. Rothschild Foundation
Local Hosts
A cross-section of professional and lay stakeholders in health-related
improvement, the Local Hosts have supported the development of programs
and events within the Greater Manchester Area for the benefit of their
fellow Expeditioners, and the local community at-large.
Marcus Ashurst
Brian Chapman
Chris Dabbs
Joy Dale
David Haley
Sam Portnoy
Nilofer Shaikh
Pat Sheard
Francesca Turner
Beryl Wilner
Steve Young
The CARITAS Project, Inc. is a not-for-profit corporation in the State
of Delaware, founded in 2001 by Wayne Ruga. Its recognition as a 501(c)
(3) non-profit organization has been determined by the Internal Revenue
Service of the United States.
The mission of The CARITAS Project is to cause the creation of new cultural
communities that improve life by valuing expressions of respect for human
dignity and, in so doing, encourage the creation of appropriate and sustainable
artifacts, such as:
• Caring and supportive behaviors,
• Life-enhancing environments, and
• Improved health and well being.
The CARITAS Project
P.O. Box 4309
Deerfield Beach, FL 33442
United States of America
tel: +44-(0)161-834-1906 (UK)
Fax: +44-(0)161-834-1906 (UK)
E-mail: info@thecaritasproject.info
Copyright © 2008 The CARITAS Project
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