annual report - AIDS Foundation of Chicago

Transcription

2013
annual report
2 | AIDS FOUNDATION OF CHICAGO
A LEADING
FORCE
For almost as long as there’s
been an AIDS epidemic, the AIDS
Foundation of Chicago (AFC) has
been a leading force in the battle to
defeat it.
W
e enlist a broad range of strategies to
end new infections, improve the lives
of people with HIV, and strengthen
government and community
responses to the epidemic.
Since the early days of the epidemic, we’ve seen
incredible progress. But the epidemic continues
to rage in vulnerable populations and low-income
communities due to pervasive stigma, lack of access
to health care, apathy, and competing societal and
governmental priorities. AFC works to remove these
barriers.
Founded in 1985 by community activists and
physicians, we fortify local, national, and international
HIV-related activities. We specialize in efforts to:
• Advocate with and for people affected by
HIV/AIDS.
• Fund and coordinate prevention, care, and
housing projects.
• Cultivate the capacity and expertise of
individuals and organizations dedicated to
ending HIV/AIDS.
Together with our individual, government, and
community partners, we strive to make our collective
efforts better and stronger. Steadfastly, we stand with
the 43,000 HIV-positive people in Illinois.
We are a source of hope – a force for change.
BOARD OF
DIRECTORS
JUNIOR BOARD
J. Ben Stringfellow
Chair
Jennifer Cheng
President
Craig Andree
Deborah S. Ashen
Ericka C. Baran
Anthony Bruck
Martin Cournane
Gary Cunningham
Edward W. Diffin, III
Kimberly du Buclet
Toby Eveland
Anne Feder
Paula Friedman
Terri Friel
Neha Gandhi
Larry Giddings
Judi Gorman
Jeffrey Green
Lisa M. Henry-Reid, MD
Abbas Hyderi, MD
Lori Kaufman
Nicole Kazee, Ph.D.
Thomas Kehoe
Anna Laubach
Brian C. Lighty
Condon McGlothlen
Charles McLimans
Michael T. McRaith
Rick Moser
Robert H. Neubert
Exavier B. Pope, Esq.
Curtis Reed, Jr.
Hilda Richards, ED, RN, FAAN
DeJuran Richardson, Ph.D.
Ernie Rodriguez
David Schmit
Bradley A. Serot
Rev. Charles Straight
Sally J. Stresnak
Joseph Stokes, Ph.D.
Chad Thompson
Sophie Albsmeyer
Ramya Amancharla
Allison Bernard
Jessyca Dudley
Kate Finnegan
Angela Florida
Jacob Fyda
Candice Gant
Paul Ketz
Katie Kunstman
Michael Leukam
Ashley Loomis
Kevin Moore
Christine Morley
Anand Nagarajan
Nico Rodriguez
Pedro Serrano
Rhoby Tio
Shawn Tumanov
Neal Van Winkle
Nathaniel Wright
David Ernesto Munar
President/CEO
2013 ANNUAL REPORT |
LETTER FROM THE
BOARD CHAIR AND
PRESIDENT/CEO
The AIDS Foundation of Chicago (AFC) approved a three-year
strategic plan that we had the pleasure of unveiling at the 2012
Annual Meeting. We crafted it with ample input from community
members, clients, and advisers, including our dynamic staff,
Board and Junior Board.
I
t’s called Road to Health and serves as
a guide to maximize scientific and policy
developments in the uncharted era of
health care reform. Cutting across the
plan is AFC’s unwavering belief that health
reform must—simply must—work for HIVaffected people and communities.
We will accept nothing less.
We have worked too hard to reach this
point on the road, and we will not look back.
The lives of our constituents and future
generations depend on us getting this right,
and we will move heaven and earth to ensure
that our clients not only gain insurance but
also see their health improve.
We believe passionately that the skills,
wisdom, and capabilities of the AIDS
safety-net system must be harnessed to
make health care work for the people we
serve. If we can shepherd emerging systems
to cater to the needs of our vulnerable
clients—people who face urgent barriers and
discrimination daily—we can make it work for
everyone.
This report highlights our first-year
accomplishments in implementing our
strategic plan, but these victories are not
ours alone. So many of our partners and
supporters played a pivotal role in advancing
a progressive agenda on the road to health.
Thanks for your unwavering support on the
Road to Health for all people affected by HIV/
AIDS.
Sincerely,
J. Ben Stringfellow
Chair, Board of Directors
David Ernesto Munar
President/CEO
View our 2013-2015 strategic plan at
www.aidschicago.org/strategicplan
3
STRENGTHENING
COMMUNITIES
The first goal in AFC’s strategic plan is to strengthen the fabric,
resilience, and power of communities affected by HIV/AIDS.
CHAMPIONING EQUALITY
A
long-time champion of civil
rights for LGBT individuals and
families, AFC worked closely with
community advocates and agency
partners to bring marriage equality to Illinois.
As a member of the Coalition for Marriage
Equality, AFC played a behind-the-scenes role
supporting lobbying, grassroots advocacy,
and the community rally at the Capitol.
Heartfelt thanks to Reps. Greg Harris, Sara
Feigenholtz, Kelly Cassidy, State Sen. Heather
Steans, and many others who led the way.
AFC staunchly supports equal rights
and access to health care for all people,
regardless of race, gender, sexual orientation,
or economic status. Stigma and homophobia
fuel the AIDS epidemic, and this new law will
help reframe negative perceptions of LGBT
people and their families. Marriage equality
also translates into greater access to benefits,
hospital visitation rights, protections for family
income and assets, household unification, and
other privileges afforded to married people.
COMBATTING HIV STIGMA
I
n 2013, AFC and our allies including
the AIDS Legal Council persuaded state
lawmakers to repeal a 1980s law that
heightened stigma and discrimination for
HIV-positive young people and their families.
The law mandated public health officials to
inform school principals of students with HIV.
This served no public health purpose and
in fact harmed HIV-positive young people
by putting in jeopardy their confidentiality
and safety. It also served as a powerful
disincentive for HIV testing. Thanks to
tenacious advocacy, however, this shameful
law is no more.
EXPANDING COMPREHENSIVE SEXUAL HEALTH EDUCATION
T
o round out our 2013 Springfield
victories, we succeeded in one
of the worst economic climates
to persuade lawmakers to reject
more than $3 million in proposed funding
reductions to the state’s HIV budget. And
after a multi-year legislative campaign, AFC
and other allies secured a state law that
requires school curricula on sexual health
to meet three core standards: lessons must
be medically accurate, age appropriate, and
comprehensive.
The impact of these accomplishments will
ripple across our state for decades.
INSPIRING CHANGE
“Some of my fellow state legislators in
Springfield have never met anyone who
is openly living with HIV, but when AFC’s
fierce and knowledgeable advocates
come to town, it changes the story.
That’s how we get real work done.”
- State Rep. Greg Harris
5
INNOVATING SYSTEMS REFORM
“By leveraging our housing, healthcare and behavioral health networks, AFC’s
Center for Housing and Health responds to the cycle of homelessness and
hopelessness for hundreds of vulnerable people with severe mental health and
chronic diseases, including HIV.”
- Arturo V. Bendixen, Executive Director – AFC’s Center for Housing and Health
INTEGRATED
SERVICES
Our second goal aims to ensure that emerging networks provide
integrated services that respond to the needs of vulnerable
populations.
educating Case Managers
i
n case management, our work focused
on better integration of multiple payment
sources needed to ensure that patients
have a full continuum of vital services. We
educated case managers and clients about
CountyCare, a new health benefit for lowincome Cook County residents. We helped
case managers, community members, and
even county officials understand how these
new benefits can be integrated with the
federally funded Ryan White HIV Program,
which carries highly restrictive requirements
to coordinate with other payers.
Preparing ADAP for Health Reform
w
e spent considerable time
working with the Illinois AIDS
Drug Assistance Program to
prepare for health reform.
Because of our tenacious advocacy and
strong leadership from the state, Illinois ADAP
will help people with HIV cover their premium
and out-of-pocket insurance costs. As a
result, thousands of clients will be able to
afford and fully utilize healthcare coverage for
the first time.
Managing Change
T
o fully realize the opportunities of
service integration for our clients
and partner agencies, AFC created
a new senior management position
for Strategy and Business Development.
Kathye Gorosh joined the staff this summer
to oversee this critically important category
of work. Kathye is the former executive
director of New Age Services and previously
lead the CORE Foundation. At AFC, she is
exploring new business relationships for our
housing and case management networks
with a focus on emerging insurance markets.
In addition, she oversees AFC’s Change
Management series, which has provided
nearly a dozen training sessions to help
service providers adapt to a rapidly changing
nonprofit environment. A component of the
series provided executive coaching to five
organizations selected through a competitive
process for the Sustainability Strategy
Program. Led by Dr. Mark Light of DePaul
University, the series assisted officials from
each organization to craft a business and
sustainability plan tailored for their particular
agency needs.
7
IMPROVED
OUTCOMES
In our third goal we aim to improve outcomes at every stage
of HIV care from expanded HIV testing to sustained viral
suppression through treatment adherence.
PROVIDING A PLATFORM FOR PREVENTION
W
ith decades of experience
advocating for new methods to
prevent HIV transmission, AFC
launched a local education
and awareness campaign for community
members and service providers on PrEP
(pre-exposure prophylaxis). PrEP has been
approved by the FDA as an effective option to
reduce the risk of HIV acquisition. It involves
an HIV-negative individual taking a pill every
day to reduce the risk of HIV infection. The
campaign provides accurate information so
people can make informed decisions. Our
project includes an engaging blog called
MyPrEPexperience.blogspot.com featuring
stories of actual PrEP users.
IMPROVING ACCESS TO CARE
A
FC is changing the way people
gain access to care with our
HIV-VIP program. Here’s how
it works: somebody could be
applying for food stamps at a public aid office.
While waiting, they have an opportunity to
receive an HIV test through an AFC-funded
program. If the test result is positive, that
person immediately receives an appointment
for follow-up care at an HIV-specialty clinic
within days, not weeks or months.
This program has had a huge impact on our
linkage-to-care rates. Before the
HIV-VIP program, 40 percent of those who
tested positive were linked into care. We’ve
increased this number to 82 percent.
EXPANDING MEDICAID
T
he Affordable Care Act has been
at the crux of our work, which has
given every state an opportunity to
expand Medicaid. For states that
accept expansion, the federal government
will pick up 100 percent of the tab for three
years and no less than 90 percent thereafter.
Even so, many Illinois lawmakers bulked at
the proposal, deeming it too risky given the
state’s dire finances.
AFC co-led a robust advocacy campaign to
persuade lawmakers to vote favorably for
Medicaid expansion. We worked with the
media, assembled a statewide coalition, and
enlisted the support of uninsured people to
explain to lawmakers how they would stand
to benefit. After months of vigorous debate,
we persevered. As a result, more than halfa-million Illinoisans, including nearly 10,000
individuals with HIV, will benefit.
And thanks to a new state grant, AFC is
coordinating a multi-agency network of
health care enrollment counselors. Their job
is to help educate and enroll people in new
health insurance benefits. Our network has
hosted dozens of educational events, assisted
more than 900 consumers with enrollment
services, and has met with over 5,000
Chicago residents.
9
IMPACTING LIVES
“As someone who has used PrEP, I
believe that it is important to share my
story. People have different opinions
about PrEP and I can answer many of
their questions. It is a big step to ending
the HIV/AIDS epidemic and it all starts
with knowledge.”
- Gustavo Varela (pictured center,
at a community “talk show”
about PrEP)
“WITH T2, I CONQUERED MY FIRST CHICAGO TRIATHLON AND
SO MUCH MORE – RAISED MONEY FOR A WORTHY CAUSE,
MADE LASTING FRIENDSHIPS, AND JOINED A FAMILY OF
ATHLETES COMMITTED TO MY COMMUNITY. T2 CHANGES
PEOPLE’S LIVES.”
– 2013 TEAM TO END AIDS (T2) LIFE TIME TRI CHICAGO
PARTICIPANT HELIOS HUGO DIAZ
11
FInanCIal
stateMent
eXpenses
revenues
23% Programs & Policy
24% Private Sources
4% General
4% Development
62% Public Grants
7% Private Grants
76% Public Sources
eXpenses
revenues
Fy13
Fy13
Private Sources
Foundations/Corporations
$5,563,721
$3,287,680
Program & Policy
General & Administrative
Fee for Service/Other
$682,810
Development
Individuals/Memorials/Bequests
$283,589
Grants & Awards: Private
$54,450
Grants & Awards: Public
Direct mail (net)
Special Events (net)
$1,255,192
Public Sources
$17,703,071
Chicago Dept. of Public Health
$7,009,697
IL Dept. of Public Health (Federal $)
$3,117,415
IL Dept. of Public Health (State $)
$414,624
IL Dept. of Human Services
$645,839
U.S. Dept. of Housing & Urban Development
$5,371,532
U.S. Substance Abuse & Mental Services Administration
$1,035,848
Other
total revenue
$108,116
$23,266,792
$5,526,852
total expenses
$917,121
$916,405
$1,577,885
$14,274,637
$23,212,900
CHanGe In net assets
Fy13
Fund for the Future
(board restricted)
Excess of Revenue over Expenses
total Change in net assets
$53,200
$692
$53,892
FUNDRAISING
EVENTS
Fighting HIV/AIDS with dance, athleticism
and decadent chocolate.
AFC’s TEAM TO END AIDS (T2)
celebrated its 10th year by training
207 athletes to run the Bank of
America Chicago Marathon, 66 runners
to finish the Chicago Half Marathon, 50
multisport athletes to compete in the
Life Time Tri Chicago, and 25 dedicated
people to swim, bike, and run Ironman
70.3 Steelhead. Together, they raised
$324,000 for the fight against
HIV/AIDS! After the marathon, the
Bank of America Foundation presented
AFC with an additional $25,000 grant
award, which will support AFC’s case
management programs that link people
living with HIV to lifesaving services
and benefits.
SPRING DINNER
AIDS FOUNDATION OF CHICAGO
AFC’s 2013 Spring Dinner gathered nearly
500 guests to experience the hilarious
stand-up comedy of Paula Poundstone. AFC
presented the 2013 Civic Leadership Award to
renowned choreographer Randy Duncan, and
honored Robert Neubert, a long-time member of
AFC’s board and co-chair of Dance for Life, with the
Lori Kaufman Volunteer Award.
The event raised $125,000.
January
February
March
April
May
LOOKING FORWARD IN 2014
TEAM TO END AIDS Kick-off
Saturday, May 10
Spring Event: Ignite
Friday, May 16
Dance for Life
Saturday, August 16
June
13
&
AIDS Run & Walk Chicago drew more than 3,500
participants on a picture-perfect day at Soldier Field
and raised more than $440,000 for the local HIV/
AIDS fight. CommunityDirect teams raised $260,000
to support organizations throughout our community.
The 12th annual desserts and culinary gala
moved to Chicago Union Station, where AFC
supporters shared a night of decadence and
irresistible chocolate creations, celebrating
progress made in fighting HIV/AIDS. Along
with A-list food critics, 29 vendors created
an unforgettable experience for more
than 1,200 guests. The event was hugely
successful, raising $137,000.
Dance for Life raised more than
$205,000 to benefit AFC, the
Dancers’ Fund, and Chicago
House with performances by
DanceWorks Chicago, Giordano
Dance Chicago, Hubbard Street
Dance Chicago, River North
Dance Chicago and Thodos
Dance Chicago.
July
August
September
October
November
December
Proceeds are net of expense.
AIDS Run & Walk Chicago
Tentative date: Saturday, October 4
World of Chocolate
Thursday, December 4
H
A
D
G
PARTNERSHIPS
F
B
I
AFC is proud to partner with a wide variety of dedicated organizations
delivering high-quality prevention, care, housing and other essential services
to HIV-affected people across metropolitan Chicago. In 2013, AFC awarded
55 partner agencies nearly $16 million, through 200 grants and contracts,
for vital HIV-related services.
E
C
HIGHLIGHTED BELOW ARE EXAMPLES OF THE MANY
PARTNERSHIPS AFC MAINTAINS TO SUPPORT LOCAL
RESIDENTS AFFECTED BY THE EPIDEMIC.
A. Austin West Side Health Center
AIDS Run & Walk, CommunityDirect– A total of 35 HIV/AIDS service
organizations form AIDS Run & Walk teams to raise money directly
for their services. In 2013, over $250,000 was raised by providers.
B. Erie Family Health Center
Care Providers– AFC and its partners provide numerous services,
including medical care, oral health services, legal assistance, mental
health, transportation, and many more, to HIV positive individuals
throughout Chicagoland.
C. South Side Help Center
Case Management Providers– AFC’s network of case managers
provide high quality services to HIV positive people who need help
finding medical care, attending appointments, taking their medicine,
and connecting to other essential support services.
D. Alexian Brothers Housing and Health Alliance
Challenge Grant Recipients– Through a competitive process, Alexian
Brothers Housing and Health Alliance received a two year AFC grant
to improve clients’ employment and health outcomes. A total of 11
organizations received Challenge Grants for diverse and innovative
projects that address the screening, prevention, care, housing and/
or employment needs of Chicagoland residents.
E. Christian Community Health Center
Housing – AFC collaborates with housing agencies, hospitals,
prisons, and shelters to provide rental subsidies, case management,
mental health, substance use treatment and other essential
services. On a monthly basis, AFC makes approximately 1,000
rental, mortgage, and utility payments to keep people with HIV safely
housed. Our housing network ensures vulnerable individuals and
families have safe and affordable homes.
F. AIDS Legal Council of Chicago
Insurance Enrollment Assistance Program– Through the In-Person
Counselor program, AFC and its partners provide insurance
application assistance to thousands of individuals. Navigators help
highly vulnerable populations learn about their health insurance
options and enroll into Medicaid or other health plans.
G. Howard Brown Health Center
Prevention, HIV Testing – To reduce the number of people who do
not know their HIV status, AFC and its partners provide testing
services in various venues including public aid offices, the Cook
County Jail, bars, and at special events. In the past year, over 7,500
tests were performed and 121 people newly diagnosed with HIV
were linked to medical care.
H. Open Door Clinic
Service Providers Council, Executive Committee– The Service
Providers Council, a membership coalition of local HIV/AIDS services
organizations, is led by a strong and active Executive Committee.
The Executive Committee informs AFC’s advocacy priorities and
works together to improve programs region-wide.
I. Mount Sinai Hospital
Sustainable Strategy Program– Mount Sinai Hospital was one of the
five organizations that participated in an intensive workshop series
to ensure sustainability. Agency leaders successfully developed
strategic goals, identified alternative payment sources, and crafted
business plans to thrive in the changing healthcare landscape.
AIDS Run & Walk
Care Providers
Agape Missions, Inc.
AIDS Legal Council of Chicago
Alexian Brothers Housing and
Health Alliance
Asian Human Services
Austin West Side Health Center
CALOR
Canticle Ministries
Catholic Charities of Chicago
Center on Halsted
Chicago House
Chicago Recovery Alliance
Chicago Woman’s AIDS Project
The Children’s Place
Christian Community Health
Center
Families and Children’s AIDS
Network
Greater Full Gospel Church
Heartland Alliance
Howard Brown Health Center
Illinois Caucus for Adolescent
Health
Midwest AIDS Training + Education
Center
Men and Women in Prison
Ministries
Michael Reese HIV Program
Mount Sinai Hospital
New Age Services
New Life Covenant
Open Door Clinic
Pediatric AIDS Chicago Prevention
Initiative (PACPI)
Puerto Rican Cultural Center
(VIDA/Sida)
Ruth M. Rothstein CORE Center
South Side Help Center
Test Positive Aware Network
The Night Ministry
University of Chicago
Care2Prevent
Youth Outlook
Catholic Charities of Chicago
Children’s Place Association
Chicago Women’s AIDS Project
Christian Community Health Center
Erie Family Health Center
Heartland Health Outreach
Open Door Clinic
Near North Health Center
Provident Hospital
Case Management
Providers
Access Community Health Center
Agape Missions, Inc.
Health Alliance
Austin Health Center
CALOR
Catholic Charities
Chicago House & Social Service
Agency
Chicago Women’s AIDS Project
Children’s Place Association
Fifth Street Renaissance Center
Haymarket Center
Healthcare Alternative Systems
Howard Area Community Center
Jackson County Health Department
Lake County Health Department
Men and Women in Prison
Ministries
Michael Reese Education
and Research Foundation
15
Near North Health Center
Open Door Clinic
Project VIDA
Provident Hospital
Regional CARE Association
South Suburban HIV/AIDS Regional
Clinics
Treatment Alternatives for Safe
Communities
University of Chicago
University of Chicago Children’s
Hospital
University of Illinois at Chicago
Community Outreach
Intervention Projects
Challenge Grant
Recipients
Health Alliance
Chicago House and Social Service
Agency
New Age Services Corporation
Open Door Clinic
The Night Ministry
University of Illinois at Chicago,
Community Outreach
Intervention Project
Young Women’s Empowerment
Project
PARTNERSHIPS
HOUSING
Health Alliance
Beacon Therapeutic
Chicago House and Social Service
Agency
Cook County Stroger Hospital
Deborah’s Place
Health & Disability Advocates
Heartland Human Care Services
Housing Opportunities for Women
Howard Area Community Center
Inspiration Corporation
Interfaith House
Mercy Housing Lakefront
Northside Housing & Supportive
Services
Initiative
Sarah’s Circle
Thresholds
INSURANCE ENROLLMENT
ASSISTANCE PROGRAM
Chicago House
Thresholds
HIV TESTING
Brothers Health Collective
Cook County Jail
Making a Daily Effort
SERVICE PROVIDERS
COUNCIL, EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE
Health Alliance
Association for Latino Men in
Action
Austin Health Center CBC Initiative
Catholic Charities of Lake County
Chicago Center for AIDS Research
Chicago House & Social Service
Agency
Connect-to-Protect
DuPage County Health Department
Faith United Methodist Church
Haymarket Center
Heartland Health Outreach, Vital
Bridges
Human Resources Development
Institute, Inc.
Illinois Department of Public Health
Illinois Public Health Association
Legal Assistance Foundation of
Metropolitan Chicago
Making a Daily Effort
Michael Reese HIV/AIDS Program
Midwest AIDS Training + Education
Center
Open Door Clinic
Initiative
Rafael Center of Heartland Alliance
SUSTAINABLE STRATEGY
PROGRAM
Illinois Caucus for Adolescent
Health
Project VIDA
17
OUR
SUPPORTERS
Thanks to supporters like you, hope continues.
Founders’ Circle
($10,000+)
Anonymous (4)
Martin Cournane
Lori and Steve Kaufman
Lew and Laurie Leibowitz
J. Ben Stringfellow
President’s Circle
($5,000 to $9,999)
Deborah S. Ashen and Cara
Meiselman
Anthony Bruck
Mr. and Mrs. Robert O.
Delaney, Jr.
Edward W. Diffin III and
Jeff Savage-Diffin
James Embrescia
Susan N. Frank and
Michael Frank
John F. Gordon IV and
Bill Salvato
Eva M. Janzen Powell
and Smith T. Powell IV
Paul Ketz
Paul A. Lutter
Condon McGlothlen
Michael T. McRaith
Gary F. Metzner and
Scott Johnson
Dr. Charles R. Middleton and
John S. Geary
Brandon Neese and David Wick
Howard A. Zaltzman
Leadership Circle
($2,500 to $4,999)
Anonymous (3)
Craig C. Andree and
Frank Quinn
William Berger
Paul W. Besch Jr.
Michel P. Desjardins and
Pierre Desy
Patti Eylar and Charlie Gardner
Cullen Ferguson
Dr. Martin J. Gorbien, M. D.
Jeffrey J. Green
Teddy Greene
Nick Jankowski
Thomas B. Manning
Kevin C. McGirr
David Ernesto Munar
Robert H. Neubert and
Barry Brunetti
Dr. Gerard F. Notario
Andre Rehkopf and
Kevin M. Ciacco
Mr. and Mrs. Morton I. Rosen
Darrell R. Windle and
Dave Samber
Loyalty Circle
($1,000 to $2,499)
Anonymous (14)
Antonio Abrego
Lane E. Alexander
Victoria C. Alfafara and
Angela I. Uribe
Sandra J. Allen and
S. James Perlow
Jill L. Allread and
Pamela Freese
Ramya Amancharla
Michael J. Anderson
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Anzaldi
Kelly Arias
Joanne P. and Joseph Armenio
Griselda Ayala
MaryJo Basler
Sandra Bass
H. Russell Bauer
Peter B. Bensinger
Michael Black and
Anthony Guerrero
Julie Brandt
Frederic V. Buhrke and
Jeff Sherman
Michael Byrd
Frank A. Cesario
Jennifer Clark
Chris Cooper
Daniel Cornejo
Susan D. Craft
Pamela L. Crutchfield
Casey Dickinson
Matthew Dixon
Rev. Kevin L. Downer and
Toby Bishop
Jennifer K. Edgcomb
Tim Edwards
Lisa Fain
William Farrand
Thomas J. Feie
Doug Ferguson
Gregory J. Fine
Craig R. Foley
Ross Forman
Christine Forster
Brian D. Foy and Stacey Tappan
Dr. Lee Francis and
Dr. Michelle Gittler
Mrs. Zollie S. Frank
Ronald L. Fritz
Gabriela Garcia
David Gassman
Ivo Geijsen
Gary Gephart
Matthew Gibbs
Larry Giddings
R. Scott Gill and Bill Stegeman
Lisa Gold Daddono
Brenda J. Golden
Rick Gomez
Floyd W. Green
Marguerite De Lany Hark
Dr. Dane Hassani
Andrew W. Heitner
Lisa Henry-Reid and Lamarr Reid
Gaye L. Hill and
Jeffrey A. Urbina
David Hiller
Benjamin Hladilek
Joe Hollendoner
Curt Hupe
Abbas Hyderi, M.D.
Neftali Ibarra, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Elan Jacoby
Thomas M. James
Andrew Kanfer
Julie Kaplan
Tyrus L. Kaufman
James P. Kelly
J.P. Kelly and Marco Etzel
Leslie J. Kenyon
William L. Klatt and
James M. McHugh
Kevin M. Kleinwachter
Frank W. Kocsovsky
Joel E. Kulesa
Kelly Laidler
Caesar K. Lastimosa and
Jennifer C. Cheng
Anna C. Laubach
Neal Lenhoff and Matt Kunkel
Mr. and Mrs. Leon M. Levy
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Light
Leonardo Linian
Joseph Linkous
Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Lyman
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Magers
Michael J. Margelewski
Stephanie Pace Marshall, Ph. D.
and Robert D. Marshall
Elizabeth Martin
Robert F. Masuga
April M. Meijer
Pamela Meyer
Maria Minor
Saverio Mirarchi
Mr. and Mrs. James J. Mitchell
Bill Moman
John Murrow
Vincent R. Narea
Ned F. Nasr and Evan Jenkins
Scot T. O’Hara and
Dale W. Boyer
Karl F. Otto Jr.
Andrew and Jane L. Palmen
Susan M. Patchin
Clark Pellett
Alfredo A. Perez
James C. Perry and
Robert J. Horton
Denise N. Pike
Reverend Gabe Pitta
Jeanie Pollack
Edward J. Potocek
Jacki Prevenas
William Pry
Dana Ragiel
Kevin Ray
Curtis Reed Jr. and
Tora Rangert
Charles H. and Barbara Reeder
Michael Reimer
Charles T. Richardson
John F. Richardson
Ernie Rodriguez
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth S. Roffe
Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Ross
Marilyn A. Rothschild
Susan B. Rubnitz and
Dr. Myron Rubnitz
Mr. and Mrs. Peter B. Rubnitz
Mr. and Mrs. Earl J. Rusnak, Jr.
Bettylu and Paul Saltzman
Joseph Scheper
Eric C. Schieber
Joseph Schroeder and
Allan Tenorio
Brad A. Serot and Lexis Serot
Daniel J. Shanahan
Jeffrey and Carter Sharfstein
Timothy C. Sherck
Thomas G. Sinkovic
Robert Six
Chad Slaughter
Elizabeth L. Snyder
Dr. Tomas A. Soto and
Dr. Frank LeFevre
Mr. and Mrs. Laurence S.
Spector
Angela D. Spencer
Dr. Dusan Stefoski and
Craig Savage
Sally J. Stresnak
Matthew Toles
J. Michael Trumbold
Kentaro Tsuchiya
Robin van Boxsel
Ivan Vargas
Dr. Stuart R. Verseman and
James F. Collier
Paul D. Waas
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Weisberg
Aaron J. Weiss
Sean and Alice Wightman
Clifton Wilkow
Terri A. Williams and
Timothy J. Drexler
Helen Wilson
Cathy Yanda
Donnie Young
ADVOCATES CIRCLE
($500 to $999)
Anonymous (14)
Dr. James G. Adams
Randall K. Albers
Donna Allen
William Ankenbrandt
Kathleen Armstrong
Ruth Armstrong
Patrick Ashley
Nathan J. Aslinger
Arinne Averbach
Amy Avila
Todd Baisch
Jennifer Urban Baker and
Thomas G. Baker
Anna Baluyot
Ericka Baran
Jeff Barbera
Richard P. Barker
Dr. Traci Beck
John Becvar
Karlyn H. Bell
Jim Bennett and Terry
Vanden Hoek
Laura Benoit
Chris and Karen Biesack
Susan Body
Adam M. Bogucki
Lynn Bolanowski
Tev Bond
Jeffrey M. Boulanger
and Heather Boulanger
Bruce Braun
Rhonda and Johnathon Briggs
David Brown
Teresa Brunick
Gerald E. Buldak
Harvey J. Burstein
Thomas R. Butler
Peter J. Butler
Sunny Byers
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cantlin
Susan Carlins
Harry Carpenter
Mary M. Carrow
Edward Charles
Kathleen Cheevers
Bechara Choucair
Martin Christian
William Clark
Greg Cline
Chris A. Coleman and
Matthew A. Turner
Shirley M. Combes
Ronald C. Conner
Jordan Conover
Professor Daniel T. Coyne
Kolyan DasGupta
Andrew Davidson
Jerry L. P. Deese
Maria M. Del Milagro Paris
Joseph G. Della Monica
Larry Deutsch
Brian Dibblee
Lance Dibblee
Joseph and Catalina DiMelis
Sabrina Downard
Jim Du Bois
Marvin R. Dunbar
Katie Dusett
Dr. Steven B. Edelstein
Tim Egan III
Mr. and Mrs. Cody Engle
Lola J. Fahler
Mike Farrior
Steven Fifield
Andrii Fil
Devin Files
Gregory F. Fine
Kieran Fitzgerald
Frances McCaughan and
Nessan Fitzmaurice
Robert Flaxman
Jon Foley
C. Dan Foote
Timothy Fortes
Paula Foster
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Frank
Katie Freeman
Dr. Terri Friel
Ellen K. Fulton
Mark Furlong
Frances F. Gecker
Dr. William Gerardi
Sasha Gerritson
Peter Gibbons
Dawn Glenn
Mr. and Mrs. Fred O. Goldman
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip C. Goldstick
Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Gomez
Paul C. Gotskind
Christopher Green
Pam M. Green
Stella H. Green
Rosemary Gross
Norah Guequierre
Gregory A. Gulik
Kate Hamilton
Marty Hansen
Barbara A. Harpold
Jacquelyn C. Haynes and
Robert E. Smyer
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Heidkamp
Brianna L. Hirsch
Dr. Grayson N. Holmbeck and
Dr. Anne Updegrove
Mr. and Mrs. William L. Hood Jr.
Miriam U. Hoover
Harry I. Hunter
Dan Hupe
Joe Ibatuan
Susan M. Illing
Mark S. Ishaug and
Micah Krohn
Linda P. Iwinski
Kevin Jack and Jim Pickett
Arthur L. Johnston and
Pepe Pena
David M. Jones
Christopher J. Jowett
Lamya A. Kamel
Dr. David A. Katz and
Eileen C. Katman
Rebecca Kell
Chester Kelly
Jeanne Kelso
Kim Kernodle
Lisa M. Key
Paul M. Kilian
Dr. Dries L. Kimpe
Kathryn R. King
Polly Kintzel
Don Kleinmuntz
Ronald R. Klimek
David Koehlinger
Darrin W. Kolbet and
Timothy R. Marlow
Helena Koo Prieto
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Koppel
Veena Korah
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel G. Kramer
Jenny Kranc
Emily Kutchins
Grant Kvalheim
Marvin L. Lader
Chris Landa
Admiral Coleman Lannum
Daniel D. Lantvit
Anne Lehocky
Colm Leon
Michael A. Leppen
Garn Lertburapa
Mr. and Mrs. John G. Levi
Andrew Levin
Alfred R. Lipton and
Kathleen Roseborough
Marilyn Loesberg
Natalie Lopez
George B. Lopez
Yossi Lopez-Hineynu and
James Lopez
Charles R. Lorenz
Kelli Low
Paul Lowry
Neil Mack
Robert Madeja
Dr. Robert Maganini
Dan C. Maloney
William Marsland
Tracy A. Martorello
Victor Mason
Natasha Matusova
Sean McConnell
Eric McKeeby
Charles P. McLimans and
Dr. Richard Merrion
Bill Melamed and
Jamey Lundblad
Carlene Merold
Tobias Meyer
Patrick Meyers
Richard A. Miles
Clark Miller
Kate Mitchell
Steve Monaghan
Karina Monterroza
Charles Morris
Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Moser
Brian Murphy
Craig A. Nadborne
Dr. Carol A. Olson and
Dr. Larry W. Hancock
Greg Orbin
Jenifer Ostrom
Cathal O’Sullivan
Gilles Ouellette
Philip Palmer
Patricia Parchem and
Candace Zimmerman
Lucinda Parkhurst
Jorge Partida
Karen G. Patinkin and
Peter Landon
Ian Pelham
John J. Peller and
David Jablonowski
Mary Pendergast
Alexander C. Perez
Vicki Parr Perkins
James D. Petzing
Michael A. Phillips
Natalia Pi
Dr. Isaac Pierre
Jonathan Pizer and Bradley
Lippitz
Elizabeth Podczerwinski
Frank Porcelli
Joshua Potter
Ari Pribadi
E. R. Primm
Yvette Pryor
Keith Pulford
Linda Quinde
Stephen J. Raftery and
Hal Stratton
Keri L. Rainsberger
Dr. Hilda Richards
Michael Richman and
Harrison Parker
Andrew Riplinger
Will Ritter
Lauren Robishaw
Richard L. Rodes
Eve R. Rogers
Norma Rolfsen
Eliza Rosado
Alex Rosenberg
Robert A. Roth
Michael Rousek
Stephen Roy and
Lloyd L. Kohler
Judy A. Saslow
Wilson Scanlan
Katie A. Schmid
John Schmidt
Mia Scholz
Tony J. Scozzari, Jr.
Lawrence Seeger
Harry Seigle
Dr. Daniel Sentero
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Shafer
David S. Shaw
Dr. and Mrs.
Renslow D. Sherer Jr.
Richard H. Shoemaker
Paul L. Shoun
Rose L. Shure
Reverend Stan J. Sloan
Chester Slonina
Dr. Ross Slotten
Dr. Susan H. Socher
Thomas A. Sondergeld
Luis Soria
Kelly Southard
Rebecca Spann
Jennifer Spinner
Nathan Stalter
Anne E. Statton
Joseph P. Stokes, Ph.D.
John B. Stoltz
Mr. and Mrs. Howard S. Stone
David Stookey II
Jon Stryker
Sarah Sunday
William Supan
Nicholas Tannura
Dr. William T. Tedford
Edward Trafford
Daniel Trieschmann and
Janet Trieschmann
Mr. and Mrs. Allen M. Turner
Richard Uyvari
Scott D. Vandermyde
Ernest Vasseur
Mary Jo Vollrath
Diane Vuocolo
Natalie A. Ward
Mark Wattley
Mara Weisbach
Paul Whitson
Arnold Wolff
Richard Zepeda
Paul Zurowski and Bill Hiscott
Allies Circle
($250 to $499)
Anonymous (31)
Douglas Abraham
Tim Abrahamsen and
Craig Brookwell
Michael L. Abrams
Xochitl Acebedo
Michael Albert
Duke Alden
John A. Allen
Michael Allen
Robert E. Alletto
John M. Alongi
Manolis Alpogianis
Scott Ammarell
Pamela M. Anderson
Geoffrey A. Anderson
Mark Andrews
Chukwuma Anyaoku
Todd Applebaum
L. Anthony A. Aranda
Adolfo E. Argaez
Shanita Auxila
Eric Bacolas and Michael
Bonomo
Austin G. Baidas
Christine H. Bakalar
Levell R. Baker
Maurice A. Ball
Alishja A. Ballard and
Melissa Maclay
Amy Barrow
19
Sandra Barry
David Bartnick and
Jack Hazard
Cameron Basden
Patricia Bass
Sandra Bast
James P. Bastable
David Baumgartner
Bill Beach
Kenneth Beal
Curt G. Behnke
Anthony Bellon
Veronique Bendien
Lynne Benton
Mark Bereyso and
Leslie R. Ventsch
Carolynne Bernard
Dr. Carolyn Berry
Thomas M. Betlej
William Bettencourt
Darlene Betts
Andrea Biderman
Robert U. Bill and Ann O. Bill
Kevin D. Billingslea
Paul Birardi
Caitlin Body
Marcia Bogolub and Phil Kaplan
Caroline Bone
Robert Borms
John Bourgeois
Kellye Bowers
Paul W. Boyd
Jennifer Bozarth
Kent E. Bracken and
Daniel Diem
Marian Bradshaw
Marcus Brady
Catherine A. Brennan
Jenna Bressel
James Brewster
Jean Broom
Marty Brown
Lester Brown
James Brown
Lauren Brown and
Steven Borkan
Lester Brown
Kelly Brunick
William F. Buchman
Roman Buenrostro
Philip P. Burgess
Kari Burnett
Beth A. Burns
Marc Busboom
Bryan Bussan
Lisa Button
Brent Caburnay
Evette M. Cardona
Mirna Cardona
Michael Carelly
James L. Carter and
James Schmettzer
Dr. Craig Carthel
Mr. and Mrs. James Carton
David R. Casper
Joseph D. Cassidy and
Margaret L. Cassidy
Theodore Castanes
Willie Cervantes
Dr. Pablo Chagoya
Brad Chapin
Heather Charles
Candace J. Chesler
Gina Christophe
Maria Christus
Robert T. Cichocki and
John Schussler
Shannon Clark
Mark W. Clays
Tammy Coffman
Barney Cohen
Mr. and Mrs. Adam R. Cohn
Dennis D. Cole
Karen Coleman
Jeremiah Collatz
Marge Collens
Shirley Z. Collins
Truman Combes
Brent B. Cooper
Vanessa Copans
Michelle K. Coppedge
Michael E. Corbin
Dean C. Corrin
Isiaah Crawford, Ph. D. and
Kent A. Korneisel, O.D.
Jeanne Curran
Gregory Dado
Anthony D. D’Amato
Geoffrey Dankert
Nicholas Darrow
P. Darrow
David De Lott
Oscar Deagueros
Joe DeCock
Paul Delort
Robert Demos
Gordon R. Denboer
Chuck Dennis
Bertha DePriest
Dr. Richard Desecki
Marianne Deson
Duane DesParte
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Dibblee
Lawrence T. Dinaso
Paul S. Djuricich
Marcus A. Dodd, C.P.A., C.F.E.
Buck Dodson
Professor Jeffrey Dolle
David Donahue
Paul Dooley
Jim Doust
Beth Drinan
Mark A. DuPont
Clyde Ebanks
Glenn Edgerton
Richard P. Ellis
J. E. Encarnacion
Marc Engel
Vincent England
G. A. Espinosa
Allan Evans
Toby T. Eveland
Louise Evins
Jerrold J. Ezgur
Bryon Farmer
Erin Fauber
Tim Fields
Evelyn Figueroa
Aldo Filippelli
Joe Fillicette
Robert J. Fisher
Karen Fishman and Anne Ladky
Neal Fitzgerald
Daniel P. Fitzgerald
David Flores
Maria T. Flores
Kerry Flory
Stacey Foran
Joseph R. Forbes
Robert B. Fordham
Douglas M. Foster
Jeff B. Franzen
Neal K. French, M. D.
Douglas B. Frew
Michelle L. Fried and
Melissa Roderick
Jennifer Friedes
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Friedman
Linda J. Fudacz
Serge Gagnon
Victoria Gallegos
John Hennelly and Neha
Gandhi
Dr. Grady L. Garner Jr.
Charles H. Garrido Jr.
Mark Garvey
Susan T. Gayford
Richard J. Geddes
Lori E. Gersten
Tommye Giacchino
Patricia F. Gilmartin
Edward Gilpin
Dennis Gleason
Tia Go
Michael W. Goettsch
Ethel Gofen and Bill Gofen
Stuart N. Goodman
Nicole Gottleib
David R. Granger
Courtney S. Gray
Ryan Green
Dr. Maya Green
Christopher Greene
Dr. Stuart Greenfield and
David Grout
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Greening
Catherine Gregory
Eugene Gribelsky
Terry Griffith
Margaret E. Grinnell
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Gronek
Dolores Guerrero
Spencer J. Gunkel
Delph Gustitus
Peter Hall
Shawn Hannan
Kevin Hansen
Richard Hanviriyapunt
Scott Harding
Andrew J. Hargitt
Gary W. Harper, Ph.D.
Joette D. Harrington
Dr. Todd Harris
Brenda J. Harris
Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Harris
Barry Hart
Thomas B. Hart
Jill B. Hartman
Lee Hatcher
Kevin Hauswirth
Samuel Hauter
Robbert Heederik
Michael E. Heider
James Henderson
Joseph M. Hernandez
Eric Herrera
Barbara S. Herst
Nancy R. Hessler
Margaret R. Heywood
Jennifer Hilger
Mary Hill
Gregory L. Hillhouse
James Hirsch
Stephen Hnatow
Kevin J. Hochberg
Dr. Timothy Hoellein
Harry Hollendoner
Ryan Hopper
Tracy M. Hough
Scott G. Hughes
Lloyd Hupe
Mr. and Mrs. Ashfaq Hussian
James A. Huttenhower
Romain Ichbiah
Mary K. Ingram
Tiffany Irving
Matthew Ishu
Katy M. Jablonowski
Michael Jarecki
Michael Jerrett
David G. Johnson
Dr. John Johnson
Karen E. Johnson
Geraldine Jones
Douglas Joyce Jr.
Kathleen G. Kallan
Karen J. Kalliel
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Kaplan
Barry Kaplan and Sherry
Kaplan
Deborah Kapp
William F. Karnoscak
Thomas Karr
Kasia Kay
Dr. Nicole Kazee
Bob Kelley
Mary L. Kennedy
Dr. Diana Kerwin
Sunny Khiani
Jennifer Kimmel
Marie C. King
Kenneth Kinsley
Debbi Klein
Randolph T. Kohler
Libby Komaiko
Dr. Steven Kooperman
Betsy Kopczynski
Danny S. Kopelson
Mr. and Mrs. Alan E. Koppel
Justin Kruse
Veronika Kudina
Rick Kuehl
Lawrence Kuhn
James Kulekowskis, Jr.
JoAnn Kunkel
Jon Kutemeier
William D. Lachman
Mitchell S. Laks
Barbara Lammey
Bond T. Lammey
Robert Landa
Leonard Landa
Rev. Frances Landfear
Nicholas Lane
Aimee Lang
John Larsen
Andrew Larsen
John J. Latino
Aaron L. Lawlor
Doughton Lawrence
Marcia E. Lazar and
Alan O. Amos
Christopher G. Lea
Gordon Leav
Gregor Leckie
Dr. Matthew Lee
Kevin Lefurge
Colm F. Leon
Nancy R. Levi
Sean Lewis
Mark Liberson
Ken Lieberman
Brian C. Lighty
Bruno P. Lima
John Litchfield
Nick Lo Bue
Leander Londres
Katie Lustig
Scott Lynch
John R. Mach
John Maciejewski
Rosaleen Mahon
Cori A. Malone and
Michael Marin
Nem Marjanovic
T. Todd Masman
Dr. Philip E. McAndrew
Juan McBane
George McCabe
Chase McCann
Carole McCluskey
Adrienne McCoy
Thomas F. McDevitt, Jr.
Michael McFadden
Suzanne McGivney
Thomas McGrath
Dr. Milena McLaughlin
Gina McLean
Peter McLoyd
James P. McNamara
Jeanine S. McShea
Michael Meadows
Tom Menard
Veronica Mendez
Anthony S. Mendiola
Dr. Ricardo Y. Mendoza
Gina Metelica
Brian Metzger
Kay L. Meyers
Dan Michelson
James Miedema
Aaron Miller
Marcus C. Miller
Scott C. Miller
Patricia Miller
Robert Modest
Ginny Moffat
Gavin J. Molloy
Amy Moncher
Gene Moreno
Andrew Mores
Richard Morey and
Gene E. Morey
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Morreale
Gerald Morrow
Gail H. Morse and Lauren
Verdich
Rhylea Mortensen
Eric Mullendore
Michael Mundo
Dorothy J. Murphy
Scott A. Murphy
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Murphy
Jeff Muse
Daniel Nack
Joanna Naftali
Kevin Nash
Delon Nelson
Patricia B. Newell
Damon Newman
Jennifer Newport
Corinne Nicolas
Ingrid M. Nielsen
Ansel G. Nisbeth and
Dorothy W. Nisbeth
John D. Nordwall Jr.
Darci O’Connell
Timothy O’Hare and Brent Ochs
Ken O’Keefe
Katherine Osediacz
Luke A. Palese
David Parchem
David Parker
Dr. Gail Patrick
Mark W. Penn
Edward Perry
Jim E. Perry
Marc Pershin
James Petrizzo
William G. Petty Jr.
Nhung Pham
Glen Pietrandoni
John Pintozzi
Geraldine K. Piorkowski, Ph.D.
James C. Pioth
James Pippen
Adisak Pochanayon
Audrey Polite
Benjamin B. Polk
Camilla Pollock-Flynn
Maya Polsky
William V. Porter
Cheryl A. Potts
Renee Prescan
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis B. Propp
Reverend Mark Pytel
Mary Quincannon
Jennifer Quinn Broda
Janet E. Rassenfoss and
Alan R. Swanson
Mr. and Mrs. David Ratowitz
Phillip Ravid
Colette Reddy
Dr. Srinivas Reddy
Erica P. Regunberg
Karen Reitan
Susan Richards
Dean Richards
Dr. DeJuran Richardson, Ph. D.
Harriet and Robert Richman
Leonetta Rizzi
Phillip Roark
Michael Robillard
Samantha Rodger
Eloy Rodriguez II
David M. Roesler
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Rohde
Michael V. Roman and
Gary Paaren
Anne Rose
Greg Rose
Timothy Rosenzweig
Dr. Joseph Rosman and
Nancy Pearlstein-Rosman
Renee Roux
David Rubedor and
Byron Bradley
Vanessa Ruble
David Rubman
April Ruffolo
Robert Rupp
Mr. and Mrs. William Ruppert
Sarah Russe
William H. Russell
Richard L. Ruzicka Jr.
Faye Ryan
Patrick Ryan
Rickie Ryan
Sandy E. Sanchez
Ana Maria Sandoval
Lisa Sandquist
Jerry Sanfilippo and
Spyros J. Petros
Tim J. Sanker
Kevin Sass
Suzanne Savage
21
Mary C. Sawa
William Scanlan
Janet Schiff
Patricia A. Schmidt
Leon Schnayer
Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Schreck
Jeffrey Schroeder
Alan Schubert
Ashley Schwedt
Michael Scoby
Ronnie Scott
Julie Selakovich
Mr. and Mrs. Jerrold K. Senser
Roger Serrano
Jay Sharma
R. Brett Shaw
Robert Sheehan
Tim Sheehan
Julie Shelton
Rick Sherwood and
Dan Maloney
Debra E. Shore
Beverley Sibblies
David G. Simmons
Sondra D. Simmons
Ann Sinclair
Brooke Skinner
Hillary Johnson, M. D.
Suzanne T. Smart
Tammy M. Smith
Kevin C. Smith
Daryl K. Sneed
Janet I. Sorensen
Wesley Southall
Virginia Soybel
Matthew Staman
Michelle E. Staudt
Karen Stefani
Judith E. Stein
Susan Stein
Daniel Stelter
Justin Stepek
Cindy L. Stern
G B. Sterrenberg
Cheryl Stovall
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Strack
Richard P. Stuckey
Dr. Mark Supino
Howard S. Suskin
Dr. Laurent Tao
Adam Taylor
Joseph Teller
Suzelle Tempero
Rich Thies
Trevor Thomas
Gregory Thome Jr
Stacey S. Thompson
Anne Tomlin
Ted A. Torres
Molly Towns
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Tran
Matthew Trauner
Terry Trauner
Brian Treglown and Carl Smith
Dana Shepard Treister
William D. Trude
Cynthia J. Tucker
Sean T. Turner
Richard B. Turner and
Christopher Vaughn
Jeremy Tworek
Monika A. Tyrichtrova
Margaret R. Unger
Sandra Valenzuela
Bob Van Riemsdyk
Muriel L. Vandenoever
Patrick J. Vezino
Amber Waggoner
Leslie A. Wainwright
Joseph Walker
Robyn Wall
Andrew Walsh
Corbin Wareham
Christopher Warmanen
Gail Warner
Lemont Watson
Dr. Jeffrey D. Watts
David A. Weber
Emily Webster
Roger A. Wedig
Keith Weiler and Colleen Weiler
Elliot S. Weisenberg, M.D.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Welch
Sister Monica Wesevich
Mr. and Mrs. Peter White
James Wiard
Jodi Wickersheimer
Don T. Wiener
Katherine E. Willhoite
Gregory L. Williams
Marcus Wilson
Will Wilson
Dr. Harvey Wolf
Matthew D. Wolff
David E. Woolwine
Dana Wright
Thomas R. and Mary M. Wright
David Wuenschell
Jim York
Yoram Zats
Christopher F. Zerbst
Tom Zurowski
Sally Zweig
AIDS RUN & WALK CHICAGO
SUPER STRIDERS
George Alicea
Erica Bertrand
Karen Brown
Shirley Combes
Martin Cournane
Thomas Deem
Toby Eveland
Mary Beth Fisher
Erik Friend
David Granger
Marty Hansen
Neil Jones
Jason Karel
Ryan Kolodziej
Anna Laubach
Chris Laubach
Andrew Machado
Andrew Martin
Eric McKeeby
Milena McLaughlin
Michael Mcmillen
Tim Meehan
Scott Miller
Lisa Munzenrider
Karen Osborne
Brayden Portillo
Armando Ramirez
James Rohrbacher
Patrick Rodgers
Rickie Ryan
Bradley Setter
Billie Smith
Molly Stewart
Greg Thomas
Karen Trimuel
Jessica Villalobos
Denise Zavala
MONTHLY DONORS
Michael Albert
Richard B. Albright
Victoria C. Alfafara and
Angela I. Uribe
Robert E. Alletto
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Anderson
Duane E. Barnes
John Becvar
Thomas M. Betlej
Bruce M. Broerman
Scott Y. Brown
William F. Buchman
Debbie M. Cohen
Denise K. Copening
Michael E. Corbin
Martin Cournane
Kurt E. Dahl and Jeff F. Clark
Ed Davids
Bertha DePriest
Edward W. Diffin III and
Jeff Savage-Diffin
Elaine L. Disch
Jim Doust
Mark A. DuPont
Ralph B. Fisher
Brian V. Fletcher
Terri Gendel
Michael W. Goettsch
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Greening
Norah Guequierre
Kevin Hansen
James A. Harbaugh
Jacquelyn C. Haynes and Robert
E. Smyer
Michael E. Heider
David Jablonowski and
John J. Peller
Robert C. Johnson
Annie E. Johnson
Regina Kaufmann
Dr. Nicole Kazee
Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Kohrman
Lesley C. Kordecki
Pamela S. Lannert
Arthur E. Leckner
Mr. and
Mrs. Michael P. Lopeman
Corinne M. Lyon
Margaret A. Matyaszek
Guy M. Maurer
Sarah C. Maza
Kevin R. McKelvie
Charles P. McLimans and
Dr. Richard Merrion
Richard A. Miles
Stuart W. Miller
Helen T. Moag
Mary R. Mucci
Craig A. Nadborne
Rita Nessman
Robert H. Neubert and
Barry Brunetti
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Nichols, Jr.
Ingrid M. Nielsen
Steve Pals
Karen Petersen
James D. Petzing
Deborah W. Price
E. R. Primm
Mark E. Radcliff
Erica P. Regunberg
Stephen Roy and
Lloyd L. Kohler
George G. Ryba
Deborah J. Sandroff
John H. Shindler
Bette H. Sikes
Kenneth Smith
Rick Solis and
Bruce G. Wilson-Solis
Ginny B. Sykes
Nancy T. Trimble
Muriel L. Vandenoever
J. Richard West
Mr. and Mrs. Peter White
Katherine E. Willhoite
Matthew P. Wukitsch
CORPORATIONS AND
FOUNDATIONS ($1,000+)
A&U Magazine
Abbott
AbbVie
Absolut Vodka
Aetna Better Health
AIDS United
Alere North America, Inc.
Aligned Modern Health
Alphawood Foundation
Allstate Company
American Airlines
Baker & McKenzie, LLP
Bank of America Foundation
Barry-Callebaut Chocolate
Bell Litho Printing
BestGayChicago.com
Blommer Chocolate Company
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Illinois
BMO Harris Bank
The Braeside Foundation
Bristol-Myers Squibb Company
Broadway Cares/Equity Fights
AIDS, Inc.
CB Richard Ellis
The Chicago Community Trust
Chicago Department of Public
Health
Chicago Magazine
ChicagoPride.com
Clear Channel
The Comer Foundation Fund
Crown Family Philanthropies
Digitas
DLA Piper Global Law Firm
Dominick’s
The Elizabeth Morse
Charitable Trust
Enivar Charitable Fund
Entertainment AIDS Alliance
Exelon Corp.
The Field Foundation of Illinois
First Light Group LLC
Fitness Formula Clubs
Fleet Feet Sports Chicago
The Franklin Philanthropic
Foundation
Galleria Marchetti
Gap Inc.
The Gibbs Family Foundation
Gilead Foundation
Gilead Sciences
GRAB Magazine
John Gress Photography
Hilton Chicago
Hinshaw & Culbertson LLP
Illinicare
Illinois Department of Public
Health
Illinois Lottery
Illinois Tool Works Foundation
Janssen Therapeutics
John Gress Photography
JP Morgan Chase
Kehoe Designs
Kipper Family Foundation
Lehman-Stamm Family Fund
Levi Strauss Foundation
M•A•C AIDS Fund
McDonald’s
Marathon Sportswear
Merck & Co., Inc.
Merck Pharmaceuticals
Merrill Lynch
Metzner Family Foundation
Michael Reese Health Trust
Miller Coors
Neuberger Berman
Northern Trust Charitable Trust
Northwest Speech and Hearing
Center, Ltd.
Northwestern Memorial
Hospital
Orbitz
Our Community Insurance
Consultants Inc.
Paterno Group
The Peninsula Chicago
Peoples Gas
PepsiCo
The Perlstein Foundation
Pierce Family Charitable
Foundation
PNC Bank
Polk Bros. Foundation
Pritzker Traubert Family
Public Communications Inc.
Publicis Groupe - Egalite
Foundation
Ravenswood Health Care
Foundation
The Reichert Foundation
Robert R. McCormick
Foundation
Roscoe’s Tavern
Merck Pharmaceuticals
SEIU Healthcare Illinois Inc.
Seyfarth Shaw LLP
Sidetrack Chicago
The Siragusa Foundation
SPEX Chicago
SPLASH Magazine
Starbucks
United Way of Metropolitan
Chicago
US Foods
Urban Oasis
Van Gogh Vodka
ViiV Healthcare
Walgreens
Ward C. Rogers Foundation Inc.
WGN-TV
Windy City Media Group
23
Robert Nordan
Neil Pomerenke*
Joel Siegel*
Joseph Stokes
Priscilla Jayne Valdez*
*Deceased
sable sherer legacy
society
Toby Eveland
Mary Finn*
Lori Kaufman
Paul Ketz
Robert Neubert
The AFC Annual Giving Circle lists are for our “2013 circles,” which reflect all gifts made from January-December 2012. The 2014 Annual Giving Circles will be announced
shortly and listed in next year’s report. All other lists (corporations/foundations, monthly donors, etc.) are for giving in calendar year 2013.
Sable Sherer Legacy Society
T
he Sable Sherer Legacy Society is named after Dr. Renslow Sherer
and the late Dr. Ron Sable, two founding Board members of AFC,
and recognizes individuals who have included AFC in their wills.
Together, Sable and Sherer stood at the forefront of health and gay-rights
activism. “Ron Sable worked to fight stigma and discrimination against
people living with HIV disease, and to ensure equal access to high quality
primary health care for all people,” Sherer said. “I am honored to join my
life-long friend and colleague as the namesakes for the new AFC Legacy
Society.”
For more information, please visit aidschicago.org/legacy or call
(312) 334-0917.
SAVE THE DATE
200 W. Jackson Blvd.
Suite 2200
Chicago, IL 60606
P. (312) 922-2322
F. (312) 922-2916
aidschicago.org
Dance for Life
Saturday, August 16

annual report - AIDS Foundation of Chicago

Transcription

Similar documents

City Design Tour

annual report - AIDS Foundation of Chicago

CNTEAEDITION2Newsletter - Colts Neck Township Education

Important Dates First in Math - Clark

Power is the ability to define phenomenon

Community Justice Centers - Cook County State`s Attorney`s Office

online event guide cover.pub

Update 2016 - KwaZulu-Natal Provincial Government

TOPICS No 27 - Trevallyn Primary School

Positive thinking makes for happy old people - Life

TigerTales - Washington Co USD 108