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cases of Guinea worm cases of Guinea elections monitored Under

Annual Report 2014–15 Elections Monitored, by Country

Bolivia (2) Cherokee Nation (2) China (14) Cote d’Ivoire (2) Democratic Republic of the Congo (2) Dominican Republic (3) Ecuador (2) Egypt (3) Ethiopia Ghana (2) Guatemala Guinea Guyana (4) Haiti Indonesia (3) Jamaica (2) Kenya (2) Lebanon Liberia (3) Libya Madagascar Mali Mexico (4) Mozambique (4) Myanmar Nepal (3) Nicaragua (5) Nigeria (4) Occupied Palestinian Territory (3) Panama (2) Paraguay Peru (2) Philippines Sierra Leone (2) Sudan (2) Timor-Leste (4) Tunisia (3) Venezuela (4) Zambia (2) Worldwide Guinea Worm Case Count, by Year

1986 = est. 3.5 million

1989 = 892,926

1990 = 623,844

1991 = 547,575

1992 = 374,202

1993 = 229,773

1994 = 164,973

1995 = 129,852

1996 = 152,814 worm cases of Guinea

1997 = 77,863

1998 = 78,557

1999 = 96,298

2000 = 75,223

2001 = 63,717

2002 = 54,638 Under

2003 = 32,193

2004 = 16,026

2005 = 10,674

2006 = 25,217

2007 = 9,585

2008 = 4,619

2009 = 3,190

2010 = 1,797

2011 = 1,058

2012 = 542

2013 = 148

2014 = 126

2015 = 22 Annual Report 2014–15 Contents A Message from President Jimmy Carter ...... 1 In 2007, former U.S. President Jimmy Carter comforts > Our Mission ...... 3 6-year-old Ruhama Issah at Savelugu Hospital in The Carter Center at a Glance ...... 5 Ghana as a Guinea worm is extracted from her ankle. The Carter Center has led the international campaign A Letter from the Officers ...... 6 to eradicate Guinea worm disease for 30 years. Elections: Decades of Experience ...... 9 Guinea Worm: So Close to Zero ...... 12 Below: Former First Lady Rosalynn Carter talks with Peace Programs ...... 16 poll workers in Indonesia in 1999, when voters Health Programs ...... 20 ended more than 40 years of dictatorial rule. Since Philanthropy ...... 24 1989, The Carter Center has helped 39 countries introduce, restore, or strengthen democracy by Financial Information ...... 62 observing elections. Our Community ...... 82

On the cover Left: A Tunisian man holds up his ballot before placing it in the collection bin. Right: A boy in South Sudan uses a pipe filter to prevent Guinea worm disease. A Message from President Jimmy Carter

Waging Peace. Fighting Disease. Building Hope. 1 1986 providing assistance. The CarterCenterbegan of theparasiticdisease after country tostoptransmission Pakistan becamethefirst worm disease. In 1993, and treatingcasesofGuinea visiting thevillage,lookingfor home. Health workers were children wait outside their In ruralPakistanin1987, Up to3.5Million Worldwide Estimatedat 1987 |GuineaWormCases

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1993 •  •  •  •  •  and improve health. and resolve conflicts, enhance freedom and democracy, of and thehumansuffering.alleviation It seeksto prevent is guided by afundamental commitment to human rights The Carter Center, in partnership with Emory University, Our Mission knowledge, and access to resources. own lives when provided with thenecessary skills, The Center believes that people canimprove their government to local communities. with other organizations from thehighest levels of complementary partnerships, and works collaboratively The Center is nonpartisan, actively seeks acceptable risk. situations and recognizes the possibility of failure as an problems The Center addresses difficult indifficult duplicate the effective efforts ofothers. The Center seeks tobreak new ground and not take timely action onimportant and pressing issues. Based on careful research and analysis, it isprepared to The Center emphasizes action and measurable results.

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1998 4 of Niger,MahamaneOusmane. Gen. ColinPowell,and the formerpresident was ledbyPresidentCarter,formerArmy rule. TheCarterCenter’sobservationteam election followingdecadesofauthoritarian Nigerians waittovotein1999, in an 1999 |

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2000 The Carter Center at a Glance Overview • Pioneering new public health approaches to preventing The Carter Center was founded by former U.S. President or controlling devastating neglected diseases in Africa and Jimmy Carter and his wife, Rosalynn, in 1982. A Latin America, including establishing village-based health nongovernmental organization, the Center has helped to interventions in thousands of communities in Africa advance peace and health in more than 80 countries. • Advancing efforts to improve mental health care and Key Accomplishments diminish stigma against people with mental illnesses • Leading an eradication campaign that has reduced Donations incidence of Guinea worm disease from an estimated 3.5 The Center received $385 million in cash, pledges, and million cases in 1986 to 22 in 2015 in-kind gifts in 2014–2015. The Center is a 501(c)(3) • Observing 101 elections in 39 countries to help establish charitable organization, financed by private donations from and strengthen democracies individuals, foundations, corporations, and international development assistance agencies. Contributions by U.S. • Furthering avenues to peace in Ethiopia, Eritrea, Nepal, citizens and companies are tax-deductible as allowed by law. Liberia, Sudan, South Sudan, Uganda, the Korean Peninsula, Haiti, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Syria, and the Middle East Staff • Strengthening international standards for human rights Approximately 1,200 employees at Atlanta headquarters and and the voices of individuals defending those rights in their in field offices around the world. communities worldwide

2004 | Election #57

Candidate fliers adorn the exterior of the city market in Maputo, Mozambique. As in many other countries, The Carter Center has observed multiple elections over many years. Delegations monitored voting in Mozambique in 1999, 2003, 2004, and 2014. 2001 2002 2005 2004 2003

5 T or strengthendemocracyformillionsofcitizensaround and partnership. access togovernmentinformation,treatingandpreventing the world.HaltingGuineawormmeanssparingatleast to improvetheirownlives.Wedothisbymonitoring trust ofgovernmentsandcitizensalikebyempowering standards fordemocraticelections,expandingcitizens’ devastation ofadebilitatingdisease. mental illness,andadvancinghumanrights. not throughmightorconquest,butearnedtrust neglected tropicaldiseases,breakingdownthestigmaof worm diseaseinhumansfallbelow people toobtainthetoolsandknowledgetheyneed 80 millionpeoplefromthephysicalpainandeconomic May 2006 A LetterfromtheOfficers Across theglobe,TheCarterCenterhasearned These colossalachievementshavebeenaccomplished Monitoring our100thelection — election observationmission,andforthefirsttime we sawtheworldwidenumberofcasesGuinea Carter Centerin2015.Weconductedour100th he number100markedimportantmilestonesforThe means theCenterhashelpedestablish,restore,

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2008 Jason Carter 6 continues toembodythevisionofJimmyandRosalynn The WorldHealthOrganizationcertifiedMexicoasfreeof epidemic. through morethantwodecadesofpeacebuilding,mental through ourmappingprojectthattrackstheforcesinvolved. tional communityleaders’networkstorespondtheEbola makes possibletheachievementsoffuture.Thankyou. made inseveralcountriestoimproveaccessinformation, Jason Carter river blindness,andGuatemalaisclosebehind.Strideswere particularly forwomen.Thebattlelinesoftheconflictin Board ofTrustees Syria Chairman Carter ofaworldfilledwithpeace,health,andhope. health, andhumanrightsworktoquicklymobilizetradi- Your participationinourworkthepastandpresent These cooperativeeffortsboreabundantfruitin2015. In Liberia,TheCarterCenterleveragedthetrustbuilt In short,byfosteringstrongpartnerships,theCenter — and possibleavenuestoresolveit

2009 Mary Ann Peters Ambassador (Ret.) Chief ExecutiveOfficer Mary AnnPeters Ambassador (Ret.) — became clearer

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2014 2010 |1,797 Guinea Worm Cases Worldwide A signnexttoadam in TerekekaCounty, South Sudan,warns against allowing anyone withan emerging Guinea worm to enter cases in2010. the water.Due down from1,698 to community disease in2015, five casesofthe education, reported just water filtration, South Sudan and other interventions,

2015 8 Decades of Experience

For nearly 30 years, The Carter Center has monitored voting in emerging or shaky democracies

he first time The Carter Center observed an election was in Panama in 1989; observers found evidence of egregious vote-stealing by the party of dictator Gen. T Manuel Noriega. “Are you honest men, or are you thieves?” former U.S. President Jimmy Carter shouted elections monitored in Spanish as Panamanian officials read off falsified tally sheets. Despite the presence of Noriega’s armed guards, President Carter climbed onto a table and denounced the election as fraudulent. “On the way to the airport, our car was stoned,” he recalled. “But the so-called winners never took office. There was, later, another election that was 100 honest and fair. That was the birth of real democracy in Panama.” Over Over Since 1989 The Carter Center has sent teams of people to elections in 39 countries at their request. The goal: determine President and Mrs. Carter take notes as they observe voting in whether the will of the Sudan in 2011. The referendum resulted in southern Sudan’s people matches election seceding to form the nation of South Sudan. results. “We focus on countries that are going through critical transitions, with elections that are likely to be especially challenging, or that occur after a conflict or the end of a nondemocratic regime,” said David Carroll, director of the Center’s Democracy Program. “In those cases, the presence of a trusted international observer can help inspire confidence in the election outcome.” Initially, observers’ role was limited to making sure polling places were safe, ballots were secure, and vote tabulation was transparent. However, “Over time it became clear that a free and credible election is about much In Kenya, a voter casts more than what happens on election day,” Carroll said. < his ballot early on Today, the Center relies on the use of long- and medium-term observers, teams that election day in March are deployed weeks and even months in advance of an election to analyze election laws, 2013. He was one of the examine voter registration processes, observe campaigning, and assess the political climate first voters at the polling station in Langata of the host country. Observers also stay on after elections to report on the final tabulation Constituency in Nairobi. and publication of results, and any disputes that may result.

9 As other organizations entered the field of election obser- vation, many recognized the need to establish standards of conduct and methodology. The Center worked for two years with the U.N. Election Assistance Division and the National Democratic Institute to draft and build consensus on what would become the Declaration of Principles for International Election Observation, with an accompanying code of conduct. The declaration, which has been adopted by more than 40 organizations, places observation in the larger context of human rights and democracy and provides guidelines for professional election observation. “It commits international observers to collaborating with other observers and citizen observer groups, and to respecting the authority of host governments,” Carroll noted. Along with changing political tides, the past 26 years have seen a sea change in technology. The Carter Center has adapted its methods to take advantage. Innovative software called ELMO allows observers to gather and submit informa- tion from polling sites in real time using electronic tablets instead of paper forms. It saves time and effort and highlights potential election day problems more quickly. Importantly, The Carter Center has made ELMO an open-source tool, available to any organization that wants to use it.

Elections by the Numbers < A Liberian woman waits to vote in October 2005. The national elections were observed by a 38-member 101 delegation from The Carter Center. Number of elections The Carter Center has observed, 1989–2015 Since that first election in Panama, Carter Center teams have traveled the globe, refining techniques and building 39 on the knowledge gained after each election. Often Carter Number of countries where The Carter Center has observed elections Center observers will return to a country for multiple elections. For the Center’s 100th mission, observers found themselves in Guyana for the fourth time since 1992. 40 “Voters waited patiently in long lines from early in the Years of dictatorship before the first morning into the evening,” the Center’s observation team democratic election in Indonesia (1999) reported. “All across the country, thousands of dedicated poll workers, party agents, and officials of the Guyana Elections Commission served with honesty, integrity, and 2 professionalism.” New nations birthed after elections observed by The Carter Center (Timor-Leste 1999, South Sudan 2011) The opposition party won that election in a vote that was extremely close but deemed free of major flaws, reflecting the will of the electorate. 14 “That’s the goal,” Carroll said. “When that happens, we Elections observed in villages in China know we’ve done our work and a nation’s own people are prepared to carry it forward.”

10 In Tunisia, voters < patiently wait in long lines in October 2011. Citizens were electing In 2011, a Nepalese woman a body to draft registers citizens to vote. the country’s new The Carter Center observed constitution. constituent assembly elections in 2008 and then conducted long-term political and constitutional monitoring until June 2013. <

Two citizens review their multipage ballots during the 2006 presidential and legislative elections in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Thirty-three candidates vied for president, and more than 9,000 candidates ran for 500 parliamentary seats. <

In 2010, community leaders and citizens in northwestern China’s Yunnan province discuss voting rules in preparation for village elections, which are similar to city council elections in the United States. <

11 12 So Close to Zero

Worldwide cases of Guinea worm disease plummet to just 22 in four countries

ust 30 years ago, an estimated 3.5 million people were afflicted with Guinea worm disease. Today the list of sufferers fits easily on an index card. J When The Carter Center started fighting Guinea worm in 1986, the parasitic disease existed in tens of thousands of locations in 21 countries. As of the end of 2015, it remained in only 22 people in 20 isolated villages in four countries — Chad (nine cases), cases of Guinea worm cases of Guinea Ethiopia (three), Mali (five), and South Sudan (five). That’s a precipitous 83 percent decline from the 126 cases counted in 2014. “A hundred years from now, people will find it hard to believe that such a horrible disease existed,” said Dr. Donald Hopkins, who has guided the Carter

100 Center’s Guinea worm campaign from the begin- ning. “Whether they believe it or not, I am confident

Under they will marvel at the work their ancestors will have done to get rid of it.” A health worker extracts a Guinea worm from a child’s ankle. People contract the Once the parasite breaks through a person’s skin, it must illness when they drink stag- be slowly and carefully pulled from its host over days and nant water contaminated sometimes weeks. with fleas that carry Guinea worm larvae. After growing inside the patient for a year, a meter-long worm slowly emerges from the body through a painful blister in the skin, seeking to return to the water to release its eggs. A trained health worker can extract a worm, but it takes two weeks to a month of agonizing treatment. The debilitating effects of the disease can prevent patients from working, farming, and going to school. In 1999, Abdullahi Rabiu’s body was infested with a reported 84 Guinea worms — the most ever recorded — each of which made an excruciating exit through the Nigerian farmer’s skin. A woman in Ghana “The worms were there one after the other until I was down completely,” he said. < hangs her household “I couldn’t work. I couldn’t move because the worms were coming from so many water filter to dry. Such different places.” filters strain out the tiny water fleas that carry Today, not only is Rabiu free of worms, but so is all of Nigeria and most of the rest of Guinea worm larvae. the world.

13 “We believe that with adequate commitments by the A healthy married father of 14, Abdullahi Rabiu strolls > governments of Chad, Ethiopia, Mali, and South Sudan through his community in Katsina state, Nigeria. In 1999, a record 84 Guinea worms emerged from his body at one time. and continued donor support, cases of Guinea worm disease will be reduced to zero worldwide in the near future,” Hopkins said. Although South Sudan is larger than Spain and Portugal Village volunteers at heart of effort combined, Makoy has trekked to every one of its villages, Because there is no vaccine to prevent it and no medication some more than once and often on foot, in pursuit of to treat it, the disease is being defeated by interrupting Guinea worms. its transmission. Key to the program’s success have been tens of thousands of trained village volunteers who watch for disease cases and provide basic treatment for patients. Guinea Worm Case Count These volunteers educate their neighbors about the Guinea worm life cycle and teach them the importance of keeping infected people out of water sources and straining out the 1986 3.5 Million larvae with donated water filters. Patients are provided a comfortable place to stay and receive care. 1990 623,844 “As we get closer to zero, each case takes on increasing importance,” former U.S. President Jimmy Carter said. “Full 1995 129,852 surveillance must continue in the few remaining endemic 2000 75,223 nations and neighboring countries until no cases remain to ensure the disease does not return. The Carter Center 2005 10,674 and our partners are committed to seeing that this horrible parasitic disease never afflicts future generations.” 2010 1,797 This requires difficult, persistent work at the most local level by people like Makoy Samuel Yibi. Makoy leads 2015 22 the South Sudan Ministry of Health’s Guinea Worm Eradication Program by example. In 2004, a group that includes Dr. Ernesto Ruiz-Tiben (right), director of the Carter Center’s Guinea Worm Eradication Program, helps assemble 30,000 medical kits used Unable to walk, a young in the fight against Guinea woman in South Sudan worm disease. More than with Guinea worms in 300 volunteers worked in both feet crawls to reach an Atlanta warehouse over the latrine at a case several days to prepare the containment center. supplies that were distributed Such centers provide to health workers in Sudan, free treatment, housing, Ghana, and Nigeria. and food for people with > emerging Guinea worms. >

“He will hear about a case of Guinea worm and spend the next two weeks backpacking to track it down,” said David Stobbelaar, former country representative for The Carter Center in South Sudan. “He’s an inspiration to the field officers on the ground.” Makoy received the Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter Award for Guinea Worm Eradication in 2008, but he deflects praise to others. “This eradication campaign is not easy,” he said. “It is only made possible by the really hard work of the teams on the ground.”

A new challenge The appearance of Guinea worm in hundreds of domestic dogs in Chad has emerged as a recent challenge. It appears that both dogs and humans are contracting Guinea worm infection in an unusual way, by eating raw or undercooked deriving satisfaction from their work. “I relish the thought aquatic animals. Human cases in Chad in 2014 (13) and that some of these young people will — as I’m doing now 2015 (nine) have been found in remote villages spread from my earlier smallpox work — go on later to apply this over hundreds of miles along the Chari River. At those experience to combating other diseases,” he said. locations, during the annual fish harvest, dogs have been Moving forward on other diseases eating raw fish or fish guts carrying Guinea worm larvae. The program continues to expand health education Indeed, The Carter Center will not rest in its battle against messages, surveillance, and research, with a specific focus on neglected tropical diseases. Finishing off one disease will preventing the consumption of inadequately cooked or raw free resources and strengthen populations to fight other fish by both dogs and humans. maladies. Many remote communities had never experienced “While occurrence of Guinea worm in dogs in Chad any kind of modern health care before. The Carter Center presents a new challenge, we have successfully addressed expects the lessons learned, innovations implemented, unexpected developments throughout this 30-year eradica- volunteers trained, and rural health infrastructure built tion campaign and have put measures in place to tackle this during the Guinea worm battle to foster success in its one as well,” Hopkins said. campaigns against river blindness, lymphatic filariasis, Hopkins was a key part of the Centers for Disease blinding trachoma, schistosomiasis, and two mosquito-borne Control’s successful campaign to eradicate smallpox before diseases on the island of Hispaniola. he moved to The Carter Center to take on Guinea worm “We want to help lift as much of the burden of these disease. diseases as possible off the backs of these people in the As cases have dwindled, Hopkins has enjoyed seeing rural communities so they can go about their business of people freed from the disease. But beyond that, Hopkins supporting themselves, raising their children, and contrib- sees some of himself in the health workers in the field uting to their communities and to the world,” Hopkins said.

15 Democracy Program he Carter Center observed its 100th election, in Guyana in May 2015. More than 50 observers were deployed T across the country. The Center commended Guyana’s electoral process and praised the efforts of election officials and poll workers in a tightly contested election. The Center later issued recommendations to the government and political parties to improve future elections. In Myanmar, democratic transition took a significant step forward in November with an orderly and peaceful election and strong voter turnout. Center observers visited 245 polling places on election day, noting dominant support for the opposition National League for Democracy. In a postelection report, the Center made a number of recommendations to advance Myanmar’s emergence from decades of military rule. The year 2015 marked 10 years since The Carter Center helped draft the Declaration of Principles for International Observation, which provides guidelines for credible election observation and has been endorsed by some 50 organizations. Using knowledge gained from election observation abroad, the Center in 2015 launched a project to improve the observ- ability of elections in the United States. The John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation funds the project, which is being implemented jointly with the National Conference of State Legislatures. Human Rights Program he Carter Center kept up its pursuit of rights for women and girls through several initiatives in 2015. T In February, more than 60 scholars, activists, and religious leaders from 20 countries participated in the Carter Center’s Human Rights Defenders Forum in Atlanta. The forum focused on advancing the rights of women and girls, including the right to peace. In conjunction with the event, the Center launched a website that connects activists, hosts roundtable video discus- sions, highlights success stories, and serves as a resource library. Late in the year, The Carter Center brought scholars,

Peace Programs activists, and religious leaders together in Accra, Ghana, to seek ways to combat the abuse and oppression of women and girls, and means of countering interpretations of

16 A young boy toils at a mine in the Democratic Republic of < the Congo, where children and adults do dangerous work for little pay. The Carter Center continues to push for more transparency in the mining sector. Below: Palestinian families shop at a local market. The Carter Center has focused recent Middle East work on trying to find a solution to the conflict between the two major Palestinian political parties.

faith-based teachings that perpetuate inequality and gender- based violence. One pervasive aspect of violence against women is the sex trade. The World Summit: End Sexual Exploitation 2025, brought survivors of sexual trafficking together in Atlanta with advocates in the modern abolitionist movement, faith- based organizations, law enforcement, business leaders, and policymakers from around the world to seek solutions to the conditions that make women and children vulnerable to sexual abuse, manipulation, and exploitation for profit. Conflict Resolution Program he Carter Center remains committed to a polit- ical solution to the Syrian conflict. The Conflict T Resolution Program holds workshops that encourage Syrians to develop a vision of the country’s transition to peace. It also continues to refine its Syria conflict mapping project, which has mined social media and other open sources of information to document over 70,000 conflict events as well as various opposition forces and the terri- tories they control. It shares this information with the United Nations and other peacebuilding and humanitarian organizations. In addition, the program has launched a project to examine and counter ISIS recruitment propaganda, working with leading Muslim clerics and community leaders. In the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, the Center supports the two-state solution and the reunification of the Palestinian Authority. The Conflict Resolution Program is also engaged in Sudan and South Sudan, continuing to run a series of dialogues between prominent leaders from both countries. Separately, the China and Conflict Resolution programs organized meetings with former and current African, Chinese, and American officials to encourage cooperation on African peace and security issues. In Liberia, the Center continues its collaborative project to improve Liberia’s justice system. It also worked with the government to train and mobilize over 10,000 commu- nity health volunteers, including 4,000 chiefs, to help fight Ebola. 17 In Guatemala, The Carter Center is giving women the skills they need to access government information. Surveys found > that Guatemalan women, such as Jozefa Ortiz Rosa, front, and her granddaughter Blanca Lidia Bachan Calel, were less likely than men to seek public information to which they are entitled.

Global Access to Information he Carter Center’s Global Access to Information Program works to improve governance, transparency, T and accountability, and to advance citizens’ funda- mental right to information. Most recently, it has focused on ensuring a meaningful right to information for women. The Center released a report that found Guatemalan women face deep inequities in exercising their right to information. The Global ATI Program is working with the government and civil society to implement the study’s recommendations to raise awareness of the right and to ensure women can gain access to information about educa- tion, starting a business, and their rights. In Liberia, the program was able to take advantage of established relationships across all sectors to support more effective dissemination of timely, accurate information about the Ebola epidemic. The Center helped coordinate over 50 briefings and radio broadcasts to inform the public about use of Ebola funds and the government’s efforts. The Center also leveraged county-level freedom-of-informa- tion networks to provide people with Ebola information, encourage use of the freedom-of-information law, and help make authorities aware of local realities. Americas Program he Americas Program undertakes projects that ensure electoral integrity, support reforms, and improve T democratic governance, with an emphasis on human rights. It is supported in these efforts by the Friends of the Inter-American Democratic Charter of the Organization of American States, a group of former heads of state, cabinet ministers, and human rights leaders. Friends member and former Bolivian President Carlos Mesa attended the inauguration of the Electoral Reform Commission in Panama, at which the program’s draft publi- cation of “Political Finance and Campaign Regulations in Latin America” was presented. In February, former Justice of the Inter-American Court Pedro Nikken led a quiet diplomacy mission to study the human rights immigration crisis in the Dominican Republic.

18 Above: Carlos Ayala Corao, former president of the Inter- American Commission on Human Rights, participates in a > meeting of the Friends of the Inter-American Democratic Charter. The Carter Center-sponsored group seeks to improve democracy in the Western Hemisphere. Below: Panelist Dr. Ling Li (right), economics professor at Towson University in Maryland, engages with audience members during the May 2015 Forum on U.S.-China Relations at The Carter Center.

The Friends of the Charter convened with President Carter and OAS Secretary-General Luis Almagro in July to assess the hemisphere’s democratic conditions and to deter- mine the group’s agenda. And in September and October, Mesa, former Mexican Foreign Minister Jorge Castañeda, and former U.S. Ambassador John Maisto co-led the Carter Center’s high-level political delegations to Guatemala’s election and run-off. The Americas Program also initiated projects in Colombia, including a mapping of the human rights system and a collaboration with the University of the Sabana to support peace education. China Program he Carter Center hosted a major forum in May on China’s domestic and international reforms and their T implications for U.S.-China relations. More than 30 Chinese and American scholars and policy researchers exchanged views on China’s prospects in the political, eco- nomic, social, international affairs, and cultural sectors. The China Program co-organized the 2015 U.S.-China Young Scholars Forum in October. The daylong event, themed “Voice of the Young Generation: How U.S.- China Relations Will Shape the International Order of the Future,” featured four panel discussions and a spirited roundtable debate. Beijing college student Heidi Song, winner of the China Program’s first U.S.-China Perception Monitor Video Essay Contest for young scholars, was a guest at the forum. That event was followed in November by the fourth Forum on U.S.-China Relations, held in partnership with the Chinese People’s Association for Friendship with Foreign Countries. The forum welcomed scholars, journal- ists, business leaders, sponsors, and high-ranking officials. In March 2015, a U.S.-China-Africa workshop on South Sudan’s civil war was so successful that participants agreed to meet again in January 2016. On the Internet, the China Program’s signature website on elections continued to attract views from December 2014 through November 2015, as did its vibrant platforms for social media.

19 Guinea Worm Eradication Program fter relentless pursuit for three decades, The Carter Center is closing in on the last Guinea worm. A Between January and December 2015, there were only 22 cases (provisional) of Guinea worm disease in the world, an 83 percent reduction from 126 in 2014. More than 80 million cases have been averted since The Carter Center started its eradication campaign in 1986. The Carter Center and ministries of health are fighting the remaining cases of the disease in Chad, Ethiopia, Mali, and South Sudan. In 2015, South Sudan reduced its cases by 93 percent to five, compared with 70 cases reported in 2014. President Carter saw his first Guinea worm in Ghana in 1988. In January 2015, after more than 27 years of work led by The Carter Center and the Ministry of Health, the World Health Organization certified Ghana as free of Guinea worm. In 2015, generous support came from many individual donors, as well as the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, the Children’s Investment Fund Foundation, the Conrad N. Hilton Foundation, the United Kingdom’s Department for International Development, BASF, and Vestergaard. River Blindness Elimination Program n Sudan, Abu Hamad became one of the first areas in Africa to eliminate river blindness by means of a com­ Ibination of health education and the use of Mectizan,® an oral drug donated by Merck. The success in Abu Hamad demonstrates the possibility of eliminating the disease in other African locations through semiannual treatments. A regional campaign led by the Carter Center’s Onchocerciasis Elimination Program for the Americas to fight river blindness in the Western Hemisphere made great strides in 2015. Mexico was verified free of the disease by the World Health Organization. In addition, Guatemala celebrated the Health Programs passage of three years since its last reported case of the disease, and official verification is in process. In June 2015 President Carter and Nigerian businessman

20 A Yanomami child’s height is measured to determine the < proper dose of Mectizan to combat the parasitic disease river blindness. The last cases of river blindness in the Americas are limited to the region where the Yanomami people live along the Brazil-Venezuela border. Below: Ethiopian Yalemselam Getu teaches his students how to prevent trachoma, an eye infection that can lead to blindness.

and philanthropist Sir Emeka Offor publicly announced a partnership to help eliminate river blindness in Nigeria, working in seven states with the Ministry of Health. The Sir Emeka Offor Foundation pledged $10 million to the Center to help wipe out the ancient disease from the world’s most endemic country for river blindness by 2020. Additional important partners include USAID, the Carlos Slim Foundation, and the Lions Clubs International Foundation, among others. Trachoma Control Program rachoma is the leading cause of preventable blindness worldwide, and The Carter Center is a leader in the T global fight to prevent this scourge. The Center implements the World Health Organization’s SAFE strategy — surgery, antibiotics, facial cleanliness, and environmental improvement — to control the bacterial eye infection. Hygiene education, the construction and use of latrines, and antibiotics help prevent infection and ultimately are key in breaking the cycle of transmission. As of late 2015, more than 500 million doses of Zithromax have been donated by Pfizer Inc for distribu- tion in trachoma-endemic areas through an international coalition of partners. Working with the governments of seven countries, the Lions Clubs International Foundation, the Conrad N. Hilton Foundation, and others, The Carter Center has distributed more than 25 percent of those donated doses, about 130 million treatments. For patients whose eyelids have been scarred by repeated infection, the Center has supported more than 562,000 corrective surgeries. The program currently works in six African countries. The largest effort is in the Amhara region of Ethiopia, once among the worst affected regions in the world. Lymphatic Filariasis Elimination Program ince 1998 The Carter Center has worked to elimi- nate lymphatic filariasis in Nigeria and Ethiopia. S Lymphatic filariasis is a parasitic infection that can 21 A family in Nigeria prepares to hang a treated bed net that will help protect them from the mosquitoes that spread > lymphatic filariasis. Below: Nigerians who use rivers to do laundry and other chores are at risk for schistosomiasis, a waterborne parasitic infection that damages internal organs. The Carter Center assists the Nigeria Ministry of Health in providing health education and the drug praziquantel to treat the disease in six states in Nigeria. cause extreme, debilitating swelling of limbs and append- ages, widely recognized by the symptom called elephantiasis. It can be prevented with an annual combined oral drug dose of albendazole (donated by GSK) and Mectizan® (donated by Merck). Elimination efforts were expanded to 11 additional districts in Ethiopia in 2015. Together, The Carter Center and the Ministry of Health delivered more than 1 million treatments in 32 districts in areas where two diseases, lymphatic filariasis and river blindness, persist. The Center continues to conduct post-treatment surveillance in two Nigerian states, Nasarawa and Plateau, where transmission of lymphatic filariasis was halted in 2012. Created in collaboration with the Center, Nigeria’s Ministry of Health issued guidelines in 2014 to integrate programs to eliminate lymphatic filariasis and malaria, which are both transmitted by the same mosquitoes in Africa. This integrated national strategy is the first of its kind in Africa. Schistosomiasis Control Program ater is essential to life everywhere, but in some places stagnant water also harbors serious parasitic Wdiseases. Across much of Nigeria, merely washing clothes or walking through standing water carries the risk of contracting schistosomiasis. Commonly impacting school-age children, the illness can impair growth and bring about organ damage, anemia, and learning disability. A single yearly dose of the drug praziquantel — donated by the German pharmaceutical company Merck KGaA through the World Health Organization — can reverse the effects of the disease. In 2015, The Carter Center helped Nigeria’s Ministry of Health distribute more than 1 million doses of praziquantel in six Nigerian states. The Carter Center undertakes one of the largest initiatives providing health education and treatment for schistosomiasis in Nigeria, the world’s most endemic country for this preventable but devastating disease.

22 In the Dominican Republic, close to its border with Haiti, vendors sell produce at a local market. The Carter > Center is working with both countries to eliminate malaria and lymphatic filariasis. Below: The Carter Center has trained 166 mental health clinicians in Liberia, where they are needed to help children and adults tackle psychological effects of Ebola and years of civil war.

Hispaniola Initiative he Carter Center’s Hispaniola Initiative works with the ministries of health in Haiti and the Dominican T Republic to eliminate malaria and lymphatic filariasis by 2020 on Hispaniola, the only Caribbean island where either disease still exists. Both countries have made significant progress with lymphatic filariasis. In the Dominican Republic, the disease has been eliminated from two out of three previously endemic areas, and in 2014, mass drug administration was initiated in the final area. In Haiti, transmission was found to be interrupted in 11 of 13 areas assessed in 2015. Fewer than 500 cases of malaria were reported in the Dominican Republic in 2014, representing an 80 percent decline since 2010. In 2015, The Carter Center expanded its support for malaria elimination on Hispaniola, partnering with Malaria Zero, a five-year collaborative initiative funded by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation to accelerate elimination of malaria from Haiti. Mental Health Program ith the 2015 Ebola epidemic following years of civil war, Liberia experienced a level of trauma Wthat few international organizations can address. The Carter Center, which since 2010 had been working to improve mental health care in Liberia, was well-positioned to tackle the psychological effects of the Ebola crisis. In August the Center graduated 22 mental health clinicians, bringing to 166 the number trained since the program began. In addition, the Center in 2015 released its Journalism Resource Guide on Behavioral Health, and in July it announced eight recipients of Rosalynn Carter Fellowships for Mental Health Journalism. The program’s 159 fellows have produced more than 1,500 news stories exploring mental health. In November the Center hosted the 31st Annual Rosalynn Carter Symposium on Mental Health Policy, on gaps in the mental health workforce. The 20th Rosalynn Carter Georgia Mental Health Forum, in May, addressed the needs of Children in Need of Services in Northwest Georgia.

23 Philanthropy 24 A Nigerian boy shows a urine dipstick that will be used to test for schistosomiasis infection. The Carter Center assists the Nigeria Ministry of Health in providing health education and the drug praziquantel to treat schistosomiasis in six states.

25 A Message About Our Donors

Total Expenses: s a not-for-profit organization, The Carter Center can realize Fiscal Year 2014–2015 its mission to wage peace, fight disease, and build hope around the world only through generous support from indi- Administration viduals, foundations, corporations, and governments. Some 2% A 101,648 donors contributed $385 million in cash, pledges, and in-kind Fundraising 3% gifts in 2014–2015 to support the Center’s peace and health programs. In response to the Ebola crisis in West Africa, The Carter Center, through its mental health clinician training project and Access to Justice initiative, was able to support the Liberian government in its Programs efforts to fight the spread of Ebola. We are grateful to our donors for 95% their flexibility in allowing the Center to pause its core activities while we used our community networks to educate citizens, assist the govern- ment, and respond to the crisis: Makerere University School of Public Health, Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency, and the John P. Hussman Foundation. Sources of Support: In Nigeria, the Ministry of Health declared a goal to eliminate river Fiscal Year 2014–2015 blindness from the country by 2020, and a generous grant from the Sir Other Emeka Offor Foundation has put that objective in reach. The commit- 2% ment by Sir Emeka is the largest grant from an individual African donor Individuals 9% in Carter Center history, and these new resources will fund two-thirds Governments of the Carter Center’s expanded interventions against river blindness in (U.S. and Foreign) 7% Nigeria through the remainder of this decade. In 2014, Myanmar began preparing for its first election day in over Foundations Corporations 16% 66% 50 years monitored by the international community. The Carter Center, with support from the governments of Norway and Denmark, the United States Agency for International Development, and the United Kingdom Foreign & Commonwealth Office, was able to deploy more than 60 observers for the November 2015 election. While Myanmar does not yet have a full democracy, the elections were credible and reflected the will of the people, a leap toward democracy that would have been impossible without the international investment of these government partners. Individual donors play a significant role in supporting the Center’s work. Longtime Carter Center supporters Rob and Sue Engelke said, “We have always known that every contribution made to the Carter Center is administered with great care and put to use with maximum effect. Our sincere admiration and heartfelt thanks go out to the Carters and to The Carter Center. It is indeed an honor to be associ- ated with and to support its work.”

26 Volunteers

Some 150 volunteers in the Atlanta area donated 9,517 hours of service in 2014–2015. Their energy and devotion help the Center achieve much more with the resources it receives from its financial contributors. We thank these volunteers for their support.

A Note to Donors The Carter Center appreciates the support of its many donors. Although we are able to list only those gifts that totaled $1,000 or more from Sept. 1, 2014, through Aug. 31, 2015, we are grateful for each gift that helps to support the vital work of The Carter Center. Every effort has been made for accuracy. Should there be any omission or error, we apologize and ask that it be brought to our attention.

Two Nepalese women shop at a market in Kathmandu. The Carter > Center monitored political transition in the country for five years.

27 Donors with Cumulative Lifetime Giving of $1 Million or More

Anonymous (11) Mr. Dermot Desmond AFLAC Japan Mr. and Mrs. Pete Docter Ambassador and E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Company Mrs. Philip H. Alston Jr. Estate of Mark Eisner Jr. Khalaf Ahmad Al Habtoor Foundation The Elfenworks Foundation Alwaleed Bin Talal Foundation The Charles Engelhard Foundation The Annenberg Foundation Environmental Systems Research Institute Lord and Lady Michael A. Ashcroft Mr. Frederick J. Eychaner AT&T The Ford Foundation Estate of Marjorie K. Balazs Foreign & Commonwealth Office, BASF Corporation United Kingdom Kingdom of Belgium Mr. Paul Francis and Ms. Titia Hulst The Arthur M. Blank Family Foundation The Franklin Mint and Diana, Princess of Wales Mr. Richard C. Blum and Memorial Fund The Honorable Dianne Feinstein Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Fuqua The Howard G. Buffett Foundation Mr. and Mrs. David H. Gambrell Mr. Warren E. Buffett David Gambrell Mr. Ronald W. Burkle Endowment Fund Callaway Foundation Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Canadian International Georgia Power Company Development Agency Georgia Power Foundation Margaret A. Cargill Foundation The Federal Republic of Germany Carnegie Corporation of New York Ms. Joanne G. Gimbel and Mr. Clifford Hatch Centers for Disease Contol and Prevention Global Affairs Canada The Honorable Jimmy Carter and Global Health Council/Gates Award Rosalynn Carter for Global Health The Annie E. Casey Foundation Google.org The Children’s Investment Fund GSK Foundation UK Estate of Claus Halle The Coca-Cola Company Dr. Sidney Harman and The Coca-Cola Foundation The Honorable Jane Frank Harman Cox Interests William Randolph Hearst Foundation Mrs. Dominique de Menil Mr. Christopher Hemmeter and Mr. Michael G. DeGroote Mrs. Patsy Hemmeter Epp Delta Air Lines The William and Flora Hewlett The Delta Air Lines Foundation Foundation Government of Denmark Conrad N. Hilton Foundation The Home Depot

28 Mr. Chris Hughes The Nippon Foundation Government of the Republic of Sudan John C. and Karyl Kay Hughes Nippon Keidanren Foundation Government of Sweden Noor Dubai Foundation Humanity United Swedish International Development Government of Norway/NORDEM Cooperation Agency (SIDA) Dr. John P. Hussman and Mrs. Terri Hussman Sir Emeka Offor Foundation Government of Switzerland The John P. Hussman Foundation The Sultanate of Oman Tansy Charitable Foundation IBM Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Pierre Omidyar Turner Foundation Inter-American The OPEC Fund for International Government of The United Development Bank Development Arab Emirates International Research & Exchanges Open Society Foundations His Highness General Sheikh Board, Inc. Palantir Technologies Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi, in Government of Ireland/Irish Aid Pfizer Inc honor of His Highness Sheikh ITOCHU Corporation Precision Fabrics Group Khalifa bin Zayed, the President of the UAE Izumi Foundation Francis I. Proctor Foundation Government of the United Kingdom Government of Japan His Majesty Sultan Qaboos bin Said Al Said United Kingdom Department for Johnson & Johnson International Development (DFID) The Robert Wood Johnson Mr. John W. Rendon Jr. and Ms. Sandra L. Libby United Nations Children’s Fund Foundation (UNICEF) River Blindness Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kapelovitz United Nations Development W. K. Kellogg Foundation The Rockefeller Foundation Programme The Kendeda Fund The O. Wayne Rollins Foundation United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees The Thomas M. Kirbo and Irene B. Mr. and Mrs. David M. Rubenstein Kirbo Charitable Trust United States Agency for Mrs. Deen Day Sanders International Development Mrs. Joan B. Kroc The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (USAID) Kuwait Fund for Arab Economic Bakr M. BinLadin for the United States Department of State Development Saudi BinLadin Group The UPS Foundation Lions Clubs International The Saudi Fund for Development Foundation The U.S.-Middle East Partnership Walter H. and Phyllis J. Shorenstein Initiative The John D. and Catherine T. Foundation MacArthur Foundation Vestergaard Sightsavers Mr. and Mrs. Henry K. McConnon Mr. Holland M. Ware Skoll Foundation Merck Mr. Eric Wepsic Mr. and Mrs. Brent L. Slay Mr. John J. Moores Sr. Joseph B. Whitehead Foundation Carlos Slim Foundation Rebecca B. Moores Robert W. Woodruff Foundation Southern Company Estate of Peter A. Morgan The World Bank Stanard Family Foundation The Charles Stewart Mott World Health Organization Foundation Mr. and Mrs. James N. Stanard Estate of Goldie Woserau Government of The Netherlands Mr. and Mrs. Theodore R. Stanley Wyeth Newpeak Foundation The Starr Foundation YKK Corporation Mr. and Mrs. John D. Nichols Jr. Stephens, Inc. Mr. Tadahiro Yoshida Government of Nigeria

29 $100,000+ London School of Hygiene and Mr. Eric K. Wepsic and Business Elites Club Anonymous (11) Tropical Medicine Dr. Patricia Pacelli Mr. and Mrs. Douglas W. Caves Abbott Masimo Foundation Mr. William E. Chapman and Dr. Arnold R. Cowan and Dr. Ellen H. Yankellow The Ajram Family Foundation Merck Rev. Christine A. Cowan Mr. and Mrs. Gaby Ajram The P. D. Merrill Charitable Dr. Peter B. Danzig and Trust $50,000-$99,999 Ms. Lava Thomas Al Ansari Exchange, LLC Estate of Leslie Moore Anonymous (2) Dr. and Mrs. Clayton Dean Mr. Mohammad Al Ansari Mr. John J. Moores Sr. Richard Allan Barry Family Estate of Jo Ann Fley The Khalaf Ahmad Al Habtoor Rebecca B. Moores Charitable Foundation Mr. J. Rex Fuqua Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Richard A. Barry Alwaleed Philanthropies Estate of Peter A. Morgan Gabriel Lewis Galindo Estate of Harold E. Morris Robert and Joan Blackman Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence J. Brown Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. John D. Nichols Jr. Roger and Brenda Gibson Caijing Magazine Dr. and Mrs. Robert Blackman Noor Dubai Foundation Roger and Brenda Gibson Family Casey Family Programs The Butters Foundation Foundation CDC Foundation Government of Norway/ NORDEM Ms. Caroline Cooley Browne The Wilbur and Hilda Glenn Centers for Disease Control Sir Emeka Offor Foundation Corporacion Andina de Fomento Family Foundation and Prevention Crabby Beach Foundation Dr. Frits Goldschmeding Estate of Della M. Chase The Sultanate of Oman The OPEC Fund for Mr. and Mrs. John J. Cross Mr. Nicolas Gonzalez-Revilla The Children’s Investment Fund Mr. Jeffrey A. Dean and Mr. Carroll J. Haas Sr. Foundation UK International Development Ms. Heidi Hopper Carroll J. Haas Foundation The Coca-Cola Company Oriental Weavers USA Palantir Technologies Mr. and Mrs. Pete Docter Mr. and Mrs. Edward E. Government of Denmark Estate of Richard E. Dwyer Haddock Jr. Dietel Partners LLC Mr. Robert Pew and Ms. Susan Taylor Mr. William Gee and Mr. and Mrs. Jerre A. Hitz Estate of Lawrence A. Dollman Francis I. Proctor Foundation Mrs. Susan Crothers-Gee Estate of Victor Huang The William H. Donner George Family Foundation Mr. Haddon Hufford Foundation The Queen Elizabeth Diamond Jubilee Trust Mr. and Mrs. William W. George Ms. Elizabeth A. Jaskoski The Edgerley Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Gerald A. Mr. and Mrs. David D. Gill Dr. Shawn P. Jorgensen and Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Edgerley Rosenthal Mr. and Mrs. Floyd C. Hale Dr. Stephanie E. Jorgensen DONORS DURING 2014–2015 The Elfenworks Foundation Shanghai Overseas Chinese Mr. and Mrs. Mark R. Humphrey Ms. Joanne Kagle The Charles Engelhard Foundation Ms. Christine Hurtsellers Mr. and Mrs. Dilip V. Kulkarni Foundation Mr. Hugo X. Shong/IDG Capital Fred and Flora Khosravi Frank S. and Julia M. Ladner Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Engelke Partners The Thomas M. Kirbo and Irene Family Foundation Mr. Stefan Findel and Sightsavers B. Kirbo Charitable Trust Mrs. Julia M. Ladner Ms. Susan Cummings-Findel Mr. and Mrs. Brent L. Slay Mr. Charles H. Kirbo Jr. Estate of J. Brand and Martha Foreign & Commonwealth Carlos Slim Foundation Laseter Office, United Kingdom Estate of Janet C. Kireker Stanard Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Limbach Mr. Paul Francis and Manaaki Foundation Ms. Titia Hulst Mr. and Mrs. James N. Stanard Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Moores Makerere University School of Public Health Fudan University Mr. Theodore R. Stanley Dr. and Mrs. Keith H. Randall Government of the Republic of Rock Paper Scissors Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation McCarthy Sudan Dame Marjorie M. Scardino GSK Estate of Laila L. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Sullivan Sedgwick Claims Management William Randolph Hearst Mr. Juan David Morgan Foundation Government of Sweden Services Mr. Stanley Motta Conrad N. Hilton Foundation Government of Switzerland Estate of Gilbert S. Ward Mr. Robert E. Naser Mr. and Mrs. James W. Hoag Tansy Charitable Foundation Ms. Bickley C. Wilson Mr. Kent C. Nelson and Ms. Alice Houseknecht United States Agency for Mr. David Douglas Wilson and International Development Mrs. Melody Wilder Wilson Ms. Ann Starr Alice and Jaclyn Houseknecht (USAID) Mr. Steven E. Nothern Foundation The Wilson Family Foundation The U.S.-Middle East Partnership Brenda and Wade Woodson The P Twenty-One Foundation Mr. Chris Hughes Initiative Estate of Robert Wurtz Ms. F. Taylor Pape and John C. and Karyl Kay Hughes Government of The United Arab Mr. Haddon Hufford Foundation Emirates $25,000–$49,999 Mr. and Mrs. James E. Percifield Estate of Frances and His Highness General Sheikh Arthur Hyde Anonymous (4) Realan Foundation Mohamed bin Zayed Al Dr. Selma H. Rutenburg International Research & Nahyan, Crown Prince of Sheikh Hamdan Bin Rashid Exchanges Board Abu Dhabi, in honor of His Al Maktoum Award-Medical Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Ryan Government of Ireland/Irish Aid Highness Sheikh Khalifa bin Sciences Mrs. Helmuth Schmidt-Petersen Izumi Foundation Zayed, the President of the Lord and Lady Michael A. Estate of Kathleen K. Sinnett The Kendeda Fund UAE Ashcroft Ms. Cherida C. Smith Mr. Mohamed Farid Khamis United Kingdom Department Mr. Herman Bern Mr. and Mrs. John P. Squires for International Development Big Nerd Ranch Stichting Virtutis Opus Mr. and Mrs. Joe E. Kiani (DFID) Mr. Nicholas Lamonica Estate of Grace W. Bruder Sun Culture Foundation United States Department Estate of E. Beatrice Bumgardner Lions Clubs International of State Systematic Management Services Dr. and Mrs. Steven F. Burrall Foundation Vestergaard Mr. Chade-Meng Tan Estate of Maxine Busby 30 Tan Teo Charitable Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Coleman Ms. Beverly Tarbell Community Renewal Tarbell Family Foundation International Tietz Family Foundation Ms. Margaret A. Cook Levy Mrs. Laura Tietz Mr. and Mrs. Ross M. Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Mark S. Turner Cooper Thomas, LLC Mr. and Mrs. James C. Williams Dr. Frank A. Critz The Honorable and $10,000–24,999 Mrs. John H. Dalton Anonymous (13) Mr. and Mrs. Steven A. Denning Ms. Raydean M. Acevedo Mr. Thomas M. Dethlefs Mr. John B. Adams Mr. and Mrs. David B. Dillard Mr. Terrence Adamson and Ms. Phyllis Dixon Ms. Edith Holiday Dornick Foundation AECOM Douglas Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Heinz Aeschbach Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Douglas Ms. Barbara J. Allain Mr. Charles M. Doyle and Mr. S. Decker Anstrom and Ms. Jocelyn A. Holash Ms. Sherron L. Hiemstra Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Dr. and Mrs. Michael A. Arrow Duncan Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James H. Averill Jr. Dr. Brad Dyke Univision Atlanta’s Amanda Ramirez (right) is a former Ms. Kathleen M. Bader Walter and Ursula Eberspacher recipient of a Rosalynn Carter Fellowship for Mental Health Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Karl E. Bakhtiari Journalism. She produced a TV news series on mental health in Mr. and Mrs. Walter Eberspacher Mr. and Mrs. James F. Barksdale the Latino community. Mr. Joseph Bates and The Eccles Family Foundation Ms. Lillie McAllister Mr. and Mrs. Robert Eccles Mrs. Wilma Baumgartner Emory University Mr. Gerald Hanna Mr. and Mrs. David R. Lewis Ms. Elisabeth Cordy Beckstead Mr. and Mrs. C. Paul Estep Dot & Lam Hardman Family David R. and Betsy Lewis Estate of Sarah M. Bekker Mr. Michael G. Feinstein and Foundation Foundation Benson Family Foundation Ms. Denise Waldron Mr. Tom Hare Ms. Elizabeth A. Liebman Estate of B. Ellen Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Steven F. Hauser Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Lockyer Mr. Robert S. Benson 31, 2015. Aug. Mr. and Mrs. Casey Blood Betty and Davis Fitzgerald Mr. Rick Meeker Hayman Ms. Tina L. Lyon – Foundation Mr. John A. Boettcher Mr. and Mrs. Philip J. Hickey Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Maas Mr. and Mrs. Russell Foszcz Ms. Deborah Bombard Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Hill Magellan Healthcare Mr. and Mrs. Cameron H. Fowler Young Boozer Family Foundation Dr. Donald Hopkins and Loris Masterton Family Ms. Mary Ann Francis Dr. Ernestine Hopkins Foundation UAD Ms. Helen Boyce Mr. and Mrs. Charles French Ms. Marla S. Howard Mrs. William L. Masterton Mr. and Mrs. James E. Bridges Full Circle Foundation Ms. Susan Hrib Mr. Michael McClain and Ms. Mr. George Bristol and Kathleen Quinn Ms. Gretchen Denny Mr. David H. Gambrell The Hunter-White Foundation Mr. Richard E. McClain Ms. Ginger L. Brookover David Gambrell Endowment Mr. and Mrs. Phil Hurt Fund Mr. Robert H. McKinney Mr. and Mrs. J. Chris Brown Ms. Margaret M. Hyatt Ms. Amy Gazard Mr. Brian McMaster and Reverend and Mrs. John Brown Imago Dei Fund Dr. Paul W. Gerke Ms. Kathleen Strouse Bruce Family Limited Partnership Mr. Bahman M. Irvani Ms. Joan L. Gilkison Mr. James McNamara Mr. Robert C. Bruce Estate of Fazil Jafri Mr. Zachary Goldberg Ms. Karen S. McVoy Ms. Terri D. Bullock Estate of Elisabeth Jay Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Merrill Dr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jenkins Jr. Goodrich Ms. Maggie Mitchell Salem Burmeister Dr. Jin Jin Mr. and Mrs. Donald G. Dr. James E. Moore Mr. Bruce F. Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Stephen D. Goodwin Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Motes Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Cannon Johnston Donald G. Goodwin Family Mr. and Mrs. Glen Mumey Ms. Vanessa E. Cannon Foundation Mr. Chris Jones and Mrs. Barb Jones Mr. Peter M. Musser Thalia & Michael C. Carlos Google Mr. and Mrs. Saied R. Karamooz The Natembea Foundation Foundation Estate of Suzanne R. Green Mr. John A. Kazanjian The Netherlands Ting Tsung and Wei Fong Chao Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Grubbs Foundation Mr. Philip D. Kearns and Nicholl Family Foundation The Geoffrey Gund Foundation Chevron Corporation Mrs. Grace E. Ray Ms. Teresa A. Nicholl Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey Gund The Ching Family Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Kerns Northern Trust Corporation Ms. Margaret E. Haas Ms. Karen Clark Sonja and Tom Koenig and Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Northrop Estate of Richard J. Haberski Family Clarke Mosquito Control Mr. Kenneth Olivier and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford J. Hall Dr. Anne P. Lanier Dr. Gail L. Clifford Ms. Angela Nomellini Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Mr. Michael Lebowitz Mr. John R. Clifford Mr. and Mrs. Eric Olsen Hampton Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Lemaire Mr. and Mrs. David P. Cohn Dr. Eunice B. Ordman and Mr. Han Naihai A.G. Leventis Foundation Dr. Edward T. Ordman

Ms. Catherine P. Cole fiscal donations made during the Carter Center’s year: reflects Sept.This report 1, 2014 31 Dr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Mr. Michael J. Wetherbee Broadlands Charitable Lead Mrs. Susan Gibson and Mr. Mark O’Riordan Dr. Stephen Wheeler and Annuity Trust Bergman Otsuka America Pharmaceutical Dr. Patricia Wheeler Ms. Martha Finn Brooks Mr. and Mrs. John A. Gilmartin Dr. Mark Parker and Mr. Thomas Wielenga Harold and Colene Brown Family Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence D. Gilson Mr. Eric D. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Wilson Foundation Ms. Joanne G. Gimbel and Mr. Hassel E. Perrel Dr. Joseph N. Wilson and Dr. and Mrs. Harold Brown Mr. Clifford Hatch Dr. and Mrs. Theodore Petroulas Dr. Selma P. Wilson Estate of Roger L. Brown Global Affairs Canada Ms. Kathleen Quinn Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Mark Ms. Rosemary Burbank Mr. and Mrs. Kevin J. Gorman Dr. Gregory D. Randolph Wright Dr. and Mrs. Paul R. Butler Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Graves Mr. Kurt N. Rathjen Wrocklage Family Charitable Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Ms. Tilly M. Grey Ms. Anne Martin Reynolds Foundation Carrington Dr. Gene Griessman Robert M. Rogers Investments Ms. Lynne E. Wrocklage Mr. and Mrs. John B. Carroll Mr. Donal Grogan Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Rogers Ms. Xie Ju Li and Mrs. Annette Carter Mr. and Mrs. Philip J. Grosz Mr. Xu Xiao Ming Mrs. Fritz M. Rottman Mr. and Mrs. D. Jeffrey Carter The Emanuel & Riane Gruss Dr. and Mrs. Cary Yeh Mr. Doug Rottman Dr. Thomas J. Carter Charitable Foundation Ms. Margaret Young Rottman Family Charitable Mr. and Mrs. John Cassidy Ms. Joan B. Haan Foundation Ms. Xiaoqing Zhang Dr. Louis Centofanti and Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Habig Ms. Wanda Rachels Estate of Douglas G. Russell $5,000–$9,999 Ms. Ann H. Hadfield The Sage Foundation Mr. and Mrs. John K. Chalmers Mr. R. Todd Hagemeyer Anonymous (5) Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Sanders Ms. Lynda Chesterton Mr. and Mrs. Bruce S. Hall Mr. William B. Ackerman Mr. and Mrs. Floyd C. Sanger Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Cline Bruce S. & Betty L. Hall Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Alexander Mrs. John H. Schaff Dr. and Mrs. W. Randall Cline Charitable Foundation Ms. Priscilla Alexander Ms. Deborah Selby Ken and Sandy Collier Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Hall Dr. Subhi D. Ali and Mr. Basil J. Connor Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Mr. Gary S. Selken Dr. Maysoon S. Ali Mrs. Anne Covert Hamilton Mr. and Mrs. Peter Shattuck Mr. H. Inman Allen Crawford & Company Mr. Mark Hampton Sheth Family Foundation Mrs. Margaret Allen Ms. Judy M. Culbreath Dr. and Mrs. John B. Hardman Dr. and Mrs. Jagdish Sheth The Arches Foundation DONORS DURING 2014–2015 Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Culver Mr. and Mrs. Peter V. Harris Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Shevlin Mr. and Mrs. H. Ross Arnold III Mr. and Mrs. Gregory R. Simpson Mr. Bradley N. Currey Jr. Robert and Shirley Harris Family Mr. David W. Arpi and Foundation Estate of Ruth Skiles Ms. Natalie Gubb The Dart Bank The Darwin Foundation Dr. William Hausdorff and Mr. and Mrs. Brian J. Smith Jane C. Artz & Frederick J. Artz Ms. Wendell Hausdorff Mr. and Mrs. Lynn R. Davis Dr. Forrest A. Smith Fund HCD Foundation Mr. and Mrs. David Dawson Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Smith The AtLee Family Foundation Mr. George M. Hecht Mr. Jeffrey Dennis Mr. and Mrs. James A. Squires Mrs. Patricia K. AtLee Ms. Ann D. Herbert Estate of Oscar and Eve Dobkin Estate of Sanford W. Stearns Mr. Bernard Attal Dr. Nelson D. Horseman Mr. Eric Dodds Mr. Edward Stern and Ms. Sirdar Aly Aziz Mr. Donald G. Houk Claudia Hearn Mr. and Mrs. Stanley F. Dr. and Mrs. Emerson M. Babb Mr. and Mrs. Richard Housh The Claudia Hearn and Drezek Jr. Ms. Helena Rasche Baier Ms. Margaret Hughes Edward Stern Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Jens Bakke Mr. Robert A. Dudley Suggs Family Foundation Dr. Bruce Duke and F. A. Hunter & Associates Mr. and Mrs. J. Gregory Mr. Farley A. Hunter Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Teutsch Ballentine Dr. Janice Duke Dr. Gail E. Thomas and Dr. Mr. and Mrs. Kevin M. Duke Rev. Dr. Riley Jensen and Ms. Laurie Balmuth Dr. Pamela Kidd James E. Moore Mr. James A. Barker Dull Homestead Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Elmhorst Ms. Freda K. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Mr. George H. Johnson Tides Center Barrow III Mr. John W. Failor Ms. Luci Baines Johnson Andrew Tobias Mr. Andrew E. Beck III Mr. Paul S. Fan and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce A. Judson Two or More Foundation Beightler Squires Charitable Ms. Lai-Sang Young Mr. David R. Virden Trust Professor and Mrs. Joseph Farrell Mr. and Mrs. John W. Kapouch Jr. VitalSmarts Mr. and Mrs. Brad R. Benton Mr. Jay M. Feinman and Karon Family Foundation The Honorable Paul A. Volcker Ms. Susan E. Bevington Ms. Carole A. Wood Mr. and Mrs. Paul L. Karon Mr. Paul E. von Kuster III Dr. and Mrs. David F. Bishop Dr. and Mrs. Ricardo A. Fernandez Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Kelly Wake Forest Baptist Medical Mr. Lawrence Blaskopf Mr. Kevin Filter Mr. Jayant S. Khadilkar and Center Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bockman Finn Brooks Family Foundation Ms. Manjushree R. Karkare Wallace Family Limited Mr. Franz-Josef Boll The Fraser Family Foundation Ms. Mary Pat Killian Partnership Ms. Nina Boniske Mr. and Mrs. James C. Free Mrs. Lyn B. Kirkland Mr. W. Don Wallace Mr. and Mrs. Kent R. Bourquin Mr. S. David Freeman Mr. and Mrs. William H. Kleh Mr. Samuel B. Walton III Mr. and Mrs. James Bowman G.D.S. Legacy Foundation Ms. Norma Klein Mr. and Mrs. William C. Mr. Jeffrey T. Bowman Wehmeier Robert E. Gallagher Charitable Mr. and Mrs. Jim Kobs Mr. Albert F. Brandel Dr. and Mrs. John D. Welch Trust Mr. and Mrs. Robert Koran Ms. Susan Z. Breyer Sarah R. Wetherbee Charitable General Building Maintenance Estate of Raymond Korndorfer Trust Mr. Safar I. Ghazal Drs. Mark and Diana Kudes

32 Rev. and Mrs. Gary R. LaCroix Optum Mr. Greg Teeters Mr. and Mrs. Shawn M. Aebi Dr. Susan M. Laing Ms. Grace Orton Dr. Samuel T. Test Mr. and Mrs. Walter Aeschbach Dr. James T. Langland and Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L. Ostrander ThinFilms Mr. Damien Agostinelli Dr. Penny I. Langland Mr. Chang K. Park Mr. and Mrs. Mark W. Tipton Mr. and Mrs. David Aha Estate of Dorothy W. Lavine Mr. Sunny K. Park Turner Enterprises Ms. Sandra J. Ahn Mr. and Mrs. William B. The Domenico Paulon Mr. Robert E. Turner III Dr. Gillian Air Ledbetter Foundation Estate of Mary Susan Vaughan Mr. Lon P. Akerberg Mr. and Mrs. Eugene C. Lee Mr. Peter J. Petkas Estate of Howard R. Vieth Mr. Mohammed Al Alayan Mr. Thomas P. Lemke Drs. Lew and Winfred Pinch Mr. and Mrs. Dan Vogel Mr. and Mrs. Mark E. Alberts Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Leonard Jr. The Pitrof Fund of The Chicago Mr. and Mrs. Ronald K. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Ms. Peggy Lichter Community Foundation Wackowski Albinger Mr. Bruce C. Lincoln Mr. and Mrs. William A. Porter Mr. Dougin Walker and Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Alexander Dr. Stan M. Lindenfeld Dr. Keith W. Prasse and Ms. Elizabeth Bromley Mr. Miles Alexander Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Dr. Susan W. Prasse Ms. Nancy Wallace Mr. and Mrs. Silvio P. Alfeo Ms. Kathryn Lynn Dr. Robert J. Puckett Ms. May S. Wang Lindsay S. Alger, M.D. Mr. Richard F. Lyon Mrs. Rita Coveney Pudenz Mr. Qaiser Waraich Mr. Ken Allen Joseph and Katherine Macari Dr. Russell Rainey and The Ward Foundation Mrs. Tricia Allen Dr. Cheryl Rainey Foundation Mr. and Mrs. John F. Ward Charles and Judy Allton Mrs. Sita Rao Mrs. Katherine Macari Commander Peter Ward Ms. Susan W. Almy Ms. Ruth G. Reeder Mr. Edward Magarian Mr. and Mrs. Michael Warlick Mr. Steve M. Alpers Mr. Tilman Reinhardt Mr. Thomas W. Malone Mr. and Mrs. Timothy A. Watt Ms. Eleanor Alston Mr. Robert Marsh Mr. John W. Rendon Jr. and Wells Fargo Ms. Sandra L. Libby Dr. Sam J. Amirfar and Mrs. John Ray Mattheis, M.D. Estate of Janet Welsh Vibhuti Arya Amirfar Mr. Patrick F. Robertson Mr. Brian K. Mazar and Ms. Ann Rhodes White Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Ambs Dr. and Mrs. Gaylan Rockswold Mrs. Anne S. Mazar Ms. Wynelle W. White Mr. An Zejia Mr. Mark McCall and Mr. G. William Rogers and Mr. William C. Gibson Malcolm Hewitt Wiener Ms. Angelique Anderson and Ms. Marianna Kulak Foundation Mr. Jeffrey Anderson Dr. and Mrs. Edward H. Romond Ms. Dianne McCarthy Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm H. Wiener The Honorable and William Rosenberg Family The Honorable and Mrs. Alonzo Dr. Marilyn Williams Mrs. Brady Anderson L. McDonald Jr. Foundation The Kate and Richard Wolters Dr. Cris J. Anderson Dr. Mary Jo McGee-Brown The Barbara Ross Charitable Trust Foundation Ms. Debra Egly Anderson 31, 2015. Aug. Dr. Elizabeth McGovern – Dr. and Mrs. Ronald R. Rudolph Ms. Grace Wooding Estate of Jerome A. Anderson Mr. Scott McLaughlin Ms. Joanne Woodward Dr. Larry J. Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh J. McLellan Dr. Ernesto Ruiz-Tiben and Mrs. Emilia Ruiz Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth M. Ms. Karen Torghele Mrs. Susanne McMillan Mr. and Mrs. Albert H. Rusher Woodworth Ms. Lee Ann Anderson Dr. Rene McNall-Knapp Estate of Randall A. Sanger Yoshida Scholarship Foundation Rev. and Mrs. Philip A. Ms. Jean M. Meek and Mr. Peggy and Lee Zeigler Anderson George Meek Nathan & Shelly Sarkisian Foundation Mr. Zhang Bing Mr. and Mrs. Roger Anderson MGR Food Services Mr. and Mrs. Kevin J. Sauder ZTE USA Sherman Michael Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Miller Trust The John and Kathleen Schreiber Milner Family Foundation Foundation $1,000–$4,999 Mr. and Mrs. Weston A. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. James Milner Mr. and Mrs. John Schreiber Anonymous (34) Estate of Beatrice Minkins Mr. Eugene Aaron Mrs. Jean Andreen and Ms. Doris J. Seely Mr. Wayne Andreen Dr. Masakazu Miyagi and Dr. Jason W. Sheedy Mr. Dwight L. Aarons Dr. Mary Miyagi Mohamed Aniff Ms. Jane E. Shivers and Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Abel Mr. Richard A. Muller Mr. Brian Anthony and Mr. William M. Sharp Sr. Ms. Tamara Abell Mr. Joseph Fitzpatrick Dr. Christopher Mullin and The Sikand Foundation Mr. and Mrs. W. Randall Abney Dr. Sarah Gaffen Apple Computer Mr. Lawrence E. Silverton Mr. Alan R. Abrams Mr. Leo F. Mullin Dr. Roberto Oscar Aquilano Ms. Elizabeth W. Slifer Abrams Foundation Mr. Arshad Mumtaz Ms. Miriam N. Arbelo Ms. Alicia W. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Abrams Ms. Myra M. Munson Mr. Brian Arbogast and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence P. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Daryl Ackerman Mr. and Mrs. Martin F. Murphy Ms. Valerie Tarico Dr. and Mrs. R. Bob Smith III Ms. Kay E. Adair Ms. Eleanor Murphy Mrs. Angela Gammill Arce and The Smith-Free Group Mr. Jeffrey Adamczak Mr. Raul Arce Estate of La Verne M. Myers Mr. and Mrs. Ronald C. Souza Dr. Alan Adams and Ms. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce H. Dr. and Mrs. Will L. Nash Dr. and Mrs. Robert V. Stachnik Kathryn A. Lyons Armstrong Mr. and Mrs. William B. Neely Mr. Robert Stets Jr. Dr. Curtis E. Adams and Mr. Norman A. Arnold Newman’s Own Foundation Estate of Yvonne H. Stuart Mrs. Toni Chancellor-Adams Mr. Kevin W. Arthur The Colleen & Sam Nunn Mr. Donald Adams and Ms. Mary Arthur Family Foundation The Paul and Karen Sullivan Charitable Foundation Ms. Ellen Maland Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Arthur The Honorable and Mr. James F. Adams Mrs. Samuel A. Nunn Jr. Sutter Instrument Company Dr. Kazuko K. Artus Dr. Peter Swift Mr. Thomas Adams and Ms. Ann M. Ashton Father William Olesik Ms. Erin Bell This report reflects donations made during the Carter Center’s fiscal donations made during the Carter Center’s year: reflects Sept.This report 1, 2014

33 Mrs. W. F. Askins Mr. Richard A. Baumgartner Mr. and Mrs. Paul Blanchard Mr. and Mrs. William H. Bowie Mr. Ehab Atalla Mr. Alan Baxter Ms. Diana Blank Mr. John Boyd David A. Atefi, M.D. Ms. Patti Baynham Mr. and Mrs. Lee N. Blatt Ms. Darcy Bradbury Mr. Roger Atkinson and Dr. Robert E. Beach and Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Blesso Jr. Mr. Todd C. Bradbury Ms. Janet Arey Dr. Patricia S. Beach Mrs. Mildred Blevins Ms. Kathleen D. Bradford Mrs. Phoebe Atwood Mr. Michael D. Beachy Blistex John and Kristine Bradley Mrs. Julia E. Austbo Ms. Caryl Conry Beal Mr. John W. Bloom Mr. Neal Bradsher and Mr. Charles W. Austin Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Beal Bloomberg L.P. Ms. Elizabeth Johnson Mr. Clarence Avant Mr. and Mrs. Byron T. Beasley Mr. and Mrs. Glendon W. Blume Mr. John A. Brady Mr. and Mrs. Moses Awe Ms. Lauren Beaudry Mr. and Mrs. Michael Dr. and Mrs. William T. Mr. Peter Aweida Mr. and Mrs. Bryan T. Bebb Blumenfeld Branch Jr. Ms. Beverly A. Bacon Mr. and Mrs. Bryce L. Beck Mr. Wayne Blythe and Mr. David F. Brandt Mr. Abdulla Badsha Mrs. Darla Beck Dr. Cheryl Blythe Ms. Susan E. Brandt Mr. and Mrs. Jeff C. Bailey Mr. and Mrs. Donald Becker Mr. Adam C. Boese Mr. and Mrs. Michael M. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin L. Bailey Ms. Sheri Beckler Ms. Joyce Hood Boettcher Breakwell Virginia R. Bailey Ms. Susan J. Bedford Mrs. Robert C. Bogenpohl Dr. and Mrs. Syed W. Brelvi Dr. and Mrs. Alfred L. Baker Mr. William F. Beemer Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Boger Mr. John P. Bremer Mr. Bill R. Baker The Beggs Family Foundation Mr. Scott Boggess Mr. Sean M. Brennan Mr. and Mrs. David M. Baker Ms. Sandi Jo Behnken Ms. Joan W. Boggs Scott Brennan Mr. and Mrs. Gareth D. Baker Mr. Kenneth Belcher Dr. and Mrs. John K. Boitnott Mr. Henry C. Brevard Jr. Ms. Glenda L. Baker Reverend Emily Bell and Ms. Gretchen Bolanos Ms. Marilyn L. Brodie Dr. Gordon N. Baker Mr. Bob Bell Mr. Herbert T. Bolton Mr. Rick Broer and Mrs. Jill Broer Dr. William Baker Dr. Gregory J. Bell Mr. Ross Bolton Leigh W. Brooks, Ph.D. Mr. and Mrs. James V. Bala Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bellardo Mr. Geoffrey Bond Mr. and Mrs. Reade Brower Dr. John R. Ball Mrs. Harold Bellinger Mr. Emmet Bondurant Mr. Corey Brown Mr. and Mrs. Parmanand Albert & Pamela Bendich Mr. and Mrs. Gordon S. Bonham Balsaver Charitable Trust Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Mr. and Mrs. John L. Brown DONORS DURING 2014–2015 Mr. Joseph L. Balwierczak Mrs. Albert Bendich Boone Jr. Ms. Kellie R. Brown Mr. Joe T. Bamberg Lawrence Benefield Dr. Leslie McIntosh Borrelli Mr. Richard R. Brown and Ms. Sandra Jean Zaremba Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bangert Mr. Richard Benfield Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bottge Mr. Robert Clarke Brown Mr. Paul Bankes Mr. David L. Bennett Mrs. Elisabeth Bottler Mr. and Mrs. Stuart H. Brown Ms. Rosemarie Baratta E. Kenneth Bennett Ms. Roseann H. Bove Mr. Willard B. Brown Floyd Anthony Barber Jr. Mr. Joseph J. Bennett Ms. Kathleen Bovid Ms. Jan C. Barlow Mrs. Charles W. Benton Mr. Jeff Barnes Dr. and Mrs. Robert A. Berenson Ms. Marylou Barnes Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Berg Ms. Anne Barnett Ms. Joan H. Bergmann Mr. and Mrs. Jerry R. Barnett Mr. and Mrs. Lee Berk Mr. and Mrs. George D. Barnhart Mr. Laurence N. Berking Ms. Elaine Barnhill Mr. and Mrs. Scott Bernecker Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd J. Baroody Dr. David A. Bernstein Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Barringer Rev. and Mrs. James G. Berry Mr. Brian Barry Mr. John T. Berry and Dr. Joseph Barry Ms. Sue Penn Ms. Janet M. Bartlett Mr. Wayne Bert and Ms. Kerstin Jagerbo Mr. Donald Barton Mrs. Kathy Betty Mr. John J. Barton Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth D. Betz Mr. David W. Barts Ms. Paula Lawton Bevington Mr. David W. Bartz Ms. Annamae M. Beyette The Barzinji Family Foundation Mrs. Victoria Beynon Mr. Darrel Bateman Mr. Bruce Bidle Mr. Jeffrey Bateman and Mrs. Sheryl Bateman Mr. and Mrs. James Biggs Mr. Gene B. Bates and Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Binns Ms. Ina Bates Mrs. Norbert Bischof Mr. Stephen Bates Mr. Philip G. Black Mr. Michael Batte and Dr. David F. Blake Ms. Wanda Kile Dr. Tallis Blalack and Mr. George W. Bauer Ms. Katherine Weller As China continues to develop and grow, The Carter Center Ms. Wendy L. Bauer and Dr. Kendall Blanchard and works to strengthen the relationship between China and the Mr. Daniel D. Kopp Dr. Connie Blanchard United States.

34 Dr. William T. Browne and Ms. Martha A. Cardell Mr. Roy Christopher The Honorable Samuel Dr. Evelyn W. Browne Ms. Carole M. Carey Mr. and Mrs. Allen T. Clark Coppersmith and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bruhn Ms. Kathleen Carey and Ms. Elsbeth Clark Ms. Beth Schermer Dr. David Brunco Mr. Jeffrey Carey Paul W. Clark Family Foundation Ms. Alyse Lucas Corcoran and Mr. John L. Morrison Mrs. James I. Brunell Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Carlisle Mrs. Charles E. Clark Dr. C. Hal Brunt Mr. Kent H. Carlsen Ms. Ellyn Corey and Mr. Thomas Mr. Paul W. Clark Sartor Mr. David H. Bryan Mr. and Mrs. Gary Carlston Mr. and Mrs. Peter E. Clark Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart F. Correll Ms. Rose Bryant Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Carlstrom Mr. and Mrs. Terry M. Clark Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Cortelyou Mr. Scott Bryson Mrs. Linda B. Carlyle Ms. Zane Clausen Mr. Rod Corvo Ms. Mary T. Buchanan Dr. Amee F. Carmines Mr. Russell K. Clayton Dr. and Mrs. Michael F. Coscia Mr. Mike R. Budzik and Mr. Bertram W. Carp and Ms. Suzette Clayton Ms. Sarah A. Tacoma Ms. Lynn McReynolds Mr. and Mrs. John H. Costello III Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. Mr. Vincenzo Cotroneo Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Mr. James R. Carr Cleaver Jr. Buechner III Ms. Susan A. Carr Dr. Sandra Cottingham and Mr. D. Elwood Clinard Mr. Steve Cline Mrs. Joan Bugbee Mrs. Joan A. Carreras Clinical Resources LLC Mr. and Mrs. John M. Cotton Mr. and Mrs. William J. Bugg Jr. Mr. Wayne Carriere Ms. Rebekah Clower Ms. Christine R. Cottrell Mr. and Mrs. Allen C. Buhler Mr. Charles W. Carson Jr. Mr. John S. Clyde Mr. Stuart W. Couch Ms. Mary Buikema Mr. and Mrs. James B. Carson Jr. Ms. Marge Coahran Mr. and Mrs. William M. Coulter Mr. and Mrs. Wayne L. The Calvin W. Carter Family Mr. and Mrs. Barrett Cobb Bullaughey Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Couric Mr. Don E. Carter Mr. Keith Coburn Mr. and Mrs. Steve Bunce Mr. Joel H. Cowan Ms. Janet Carter Ms. Regina Cocanougher Ms. Mary Catherine Bunting Ms. Lorene Cowburn Dr. and Mrs. John B. Carter Mr. James Cochran and Ms. Mary Alice Burack Dr. Shawn Cowper and Dr. Dr. Ronald D. Carter and Mrs. Theresa Cochran Carolyn Rambus Ms. Shannon Burch Ms. Judith Carter Mr. and Mrs. Douglas M. Mr. Gary S. Cox Ms. Mary Stewart Burgher Mr. Daniel Casey and Ms. Cochrane Mr. and Mrs. Rodney B. Cox Dr. Kathleen M. Burke Dolores Connolly Mr. George Cocks Mr. Mark A. Craig Mr. and Mrs. Scott Burnett Mr. Roger D. Cash Mr. Alan M. Cody Ms. Nancy W. Craig Mr. James Burns Ms. Cecily L. Cassum Mr. David H. Cofrin and Dr. and Mrs. Ned H. Burns Dr. Ana M. Castellanos Ms. Christine Tryba-Cofrin Mr. and Mrs. James C. Crain Dr. and Mrs. William J. Burtis Mr. Dan T. Cathy Mr. and Mrs. Darvy M. Cohan Mr. David C. Crane Mr. Erik Crank and Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Burton Ms. Theresa Catino Mr. Edward B. Cohen and 31, 2015. Aug.

Mrs. Laura Arbilla – Ms. Susan Okie Bush Mr. Neil Caudill Ambassador Charlene Ms. Shelley Wike Cranley Mr. L. Headley Butler Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel Caudra Barshefsky Mrs. Jay Crawford Mr. Richard M. Butler Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey M. Cohen Mr. and Mrs. Richard Creger Mr. Gary A. Butts Cavanagh Mr. Mark B. Cohen and The Cedars Foundation Ms. Sheila M. Fyfe Ms. Lisa M. Cremin and Byers Engineering Company Mr. W. Bruce Harlan Mrs. Donald Cell Dr. Johnnetta B. Cole Mr. Kenneth G. Byers Jr. Dr. Melinda Crenshaw Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Chaffee Ms. Roberta K. Coleman Sandra L. Byers and Mrs. Pamelia Crockett F. Kevin Byers Mr. and Mrs. Donald Chamberlin Reverend David Coles Ms. Mary Karen Cronin Mr. and Mrs. Andrew W. Byrd Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Mr. Robert B. Colgin Ms. Eleanor B. Crook Mr. and Mrs. Jerry M. Byrd Champion Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Collier Mrs. Louis C. Crouch Mr. and Mrs. Bruce C. Byrne The Chapman Family Foundation Carolyn M. Collins Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Crowder Ms. Kris Byrne Ms. Miriam D. Chapman Dr. and Mrs. J. Richard Collins Areta Crowell Ms. Sandra Cable and Mr. Gary A. Charles Mrs. John Collins Mr. Ed Cable Mr. Ken Chase Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Collins Mr. Phil Cubeta, MSFS, CLU, ChFC, CAP Mr. and Mrs. William H. Cable Dr. Michael D. Chase Mr. Roger C. Conant Kathleen Cull Ms. Patty Cabot Mr. and Mrs. Peter Chase Mr. Jack Conner Ms. Janice A. Culpepper Mr. and Mrs. Christophe Cadiou Mr. Eric D. Chasser Dr. Kate Connor Culver Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Duke M. Caldwell Mr. David Chasson Mr. and Mrs. Robert Conradi Mr. and Mrs. J. Bart Culver Mr. Christopher A. Calhoun Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Chazen Mr. Robert A. Cook Dr. George W. Cunningham Calvin Presbyterian Church Ms. Liu Chen Mr. and Mrs. Allen Cooke Raymond Jervis Cooke Ms. Kendall Cunningham- Dr. David L. Camenga Ms. Laura Chenel Parmeter Dr. and Mrs. Bruce Camitta Cherokee Foundation Mr. Mark J. Coolican and Ms. Susan J. Blotzer Mr. Danny Cupit Dr. Elizabeth E. Campbell Mr. Daniel M. Chew Mr. Jeffrey Cupo Mr. James H. Campbell Mr. Albert Chiang Mr. and Mrs. Kevin C. Cooper Ms. Marsha Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Carleton E. Curran Ms. Jane Campbell Chick-fil-A Ms. Donna J. Currie Mr. Phil W. Campbell George Chidester and Dorothea Dr. and Mrs. Max Cooper Ms. Susan Cooper Mr. Gilbert Curry Jr. and Joe F. Campion and Ruth A. Chidester Mrs. Linda Curry Campion Mr. Philip S. Chordas Mr. James M. Copeland Jr. and Ms. Debbie McFarland Dr. Roy Curtiss Mr. and Mrs. Steven Capella Dr. and Mrs. Paul M. Christensen Mr. and Mrs. Richard I. Cushman Mr. Robert C. Capriles and Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Christiansen Mr. and Mrs. W. Bowman Cutter

Mrs. Catherine Capriles fiscal donations made during the Carter Center’s year: reflects Sept.This report 1, 2014 35 Ms. Marlene Czarkowski Ms. Shelley Deutch Mr. and Mrs. Cornelis J. Drost Mr. Joseph W. Esherick and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Czarnecki Ms. C. Maury Devine Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ms. Wa Ye Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Mrs. Irene Devine Drummond Ms. Lisa Esherick Dace-Smith Mr. Denis C. Devlin Mr. Richard Dubord Mr. Robert J. Essick Mr. A. W. Dahlberg Mrs. Carol Devoss Mr Robert J. Duffy and Ms. Christine Evans and Ms. Nema Dalal Ms. Tina Devries Ms. Betty Liles Mr. John Gland Reeshad Dalal, Ph.D. Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Dewald Ms. Catherine W. Dukehart Mr. and Mrs. David Evans Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Dales Mr. George T. Dewey III Mr. Kevin Dulsky and Mr. and Mrs. Edward R. Evans Ms. Melissa Daniels Ms. Colleen Daly Mr. and Mrs. Donald N. Dial Mr. and Mrs. Thomas N. Evans Mr. Peter Danbury Mr. Frank Dunau and Ms. Kellie Evans-O’Connor Ms. Sandra Diaz Ms. Amy Davis Mr. and Mrs. Stephen S. Dr. John Dick Ms. Shirley Evenitsky Danielsen Ms. Lisa A. Dunavin Mr. Benjamin L. Everitt Dr. Claudia Dickerson Mr. and Mrs. David Duncan Mrs. Roberta S. Danko Mr. Mark Dickinson Mr. Robert V. Evers Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Dannevik Kaye S. Duncan Dr. and Mrs. Edward Ewing Dickson Family Fund Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. DuPuy Dr. and Mrs. Dan Danzl Ms. Marion Diener Mrs. Susan Ewing Mr. Kelly M. Darden Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William J. Experimur, LLC Mr. Richard H. W. Dillard Durako Jr. Dr. Carol F. Daron Mr. Gerald D. Eyestone Ms. Jane Dillon Miss Helen Dziuk Mr. Norris W. Darrell Ms. Jean Marie Dillon Ms. Barbara Faga and Eagan Family Foundation Mr. Paul C. Kulinski Mr. and Mrs. Gastón O. Daumy Mr. Dhananjay Dixit Mr. John F. Eagan Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Fahey Mr. Daniel H. Davenport Ms. Sandi Dixon Sharon Easterling Mr. and Mrs. L. Reade Fahs Mr. Michael Davern Mr. Michael E. Dobbins George H. Eddings Sr. and Mrs. Dara Fairgrieves Rev. Bruce Henning Davidson Ms. Eileen Docekal Alfreda R. Eddings Foundation Mr. Patrick R. Falkner Mr. Alan J. Davino Mr. Rayman V. Dodson Mr. and Mrs. George H. Dr. Harlicia F. Farley Ms. Ann G. Davis Mr. Robert D. Dodson Eddings Sr. Dr. and Mrs. Neil Farris Ms. Barbara M. Davis Law Offices of Robert Dodson, Mr. Hollis Eddins Mr. Christopher L. Davis P.A. Mr. and Mrs. Bert P. Eder Sr. Mr. Joseph Fata Mr. and Mrs. Erroll B. Davis Jr. Ms. Anne M. Edwards Ms. Nancy K. Fazzino DONORS DURING 2014–2015 Mr. Carl J. Doerksen Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Davis Jr. Mr. David W. Doerr Ms. Frances C. Edwards Mr. Joel Fechter Estate of Holly W. Davis Ms. Elizabeth A. Doherty Ms. Marigold A. Edwards and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas V. Fehsenfeld Dr. Margaret D. Davis Mrs. Wilma R. Doll Ms. Nora B. Runsdorf Mr. and Mrs. Don A. Davis Jr. Mr. Robert G. Eells and Mr. and Mrs. William S. Mr. Arlen D. Dominek and Fehsenfeld Dr. and Mrs. Jack Dawson Mr. A.J. Young Ms. Kathryn M. Felton Mr. and Mrs. David Fein Mr. and Mrs. Mark Dawson Mr. John D. Donahue Mr. and Mrs. Edmund A. Egan Ms. Elaine J. Felde Ms. Kathleen Day Mr. and Mrs. William Donaldson Mr. M. Michael Egan Ms. Laura M. Egger Mr. and Mrs. Henry David Mr. and Mrs. Deane K. Dayton Mrs. Catherine Dondanville Fellows Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Bryon Ehlmann Mr. and Mrs. Justin De Graaf Mr. Michael Donnantuono Mr. and Mrs. James W. Felt Ms. Ellen de Simone Mr. and Mrs. James K. Donnell The Honorable Stuart E. Eizenstat Dr. Flora Fennimore Mr. William A. Deacon Mr. and Mrs. Edward Keith Dr. R. Fenton-May Donnelly Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Ekman The Honorable John G. Dean Ms. Laura M. Ferenc Dr. Philip Dean and Mr. and Mrs. J. Lawrence Mrs. Jawaid Elahi Donoghue Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Elfner Mr. Rodney Ferguson and Dr. Linda Church Ms. Kathleen Egan Dr. Robert P. Donovan Mr. Al Ellis Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Mrs. Jeanne Fermier DeBenedittis Mr. Paul Dooley and Dr. and Mrs. Dirk M. Elston Mrs. Scott Ferris Mr. and Mrs. Gregory J. Debor Ms. Winnie Holzman Dr. Antoinette S. Emch Ms. Karen Fiant Dr. Michiel E. Ultee and Mrs. Bonnie B. Dorwart EMSA Fund Dr. and Mrs. James M. Fico Ms. Patricia L. Dedert Mrs. Robert J. Dorwart EnCana Cares (USA) Estate of Donald and Dr. Razak A. Dosani Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Russell C. Filbeck Leora DeFord Mr. and Mrs. Glenn R. Doshay Dr. and Mrs. Steven Ender Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Finger Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Dehm Mr. and Mrs. John Doucette Mr. Thomas Engh and Mr. Leroy M. Fingerson Mr. Edward Delaplaine II Dove Givings Foundation II Mrs. Luzanne Engh The Samuel Finkel Foundation Mr. Ismet Deletioglu Ms. Betsy Downey Ms. Kathryn Engholm and Mr. Howard B. Finkel Ms. Nancy Dell-Steele Dr. Deborah Downs Mr. Jeffrey Earls Dr. Gregory Finn Ms. Francoise Denis Downtown Investors The Honorable and Bette and Bob Finnigan Mrs. James England Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey E. J. Mr. John Doyle The Firefly Trust Dr. Mary Jane England Dennis John Doyle and Diana Doyle First Congregational Church of Ms. Elizabeth A. English Old Lyme Mr. Daniel W. Dennison Miss Yvonne D. Doyle Ms. Helen L. Enslow Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fish Mr Jeffrey V. Dennler and Mr. Douglas O. Drake Mrs. Kathryn Dennler Mr. Brian Epstein Mr. Geoffrey Fisher and Ms. Susan Driscoll Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Ms. Barbara J. Ericson Ms. Anna Turner Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Driver Denny Jr. Ms. Sheila Erlach Mr. and Mrs. Mike Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Brian Derry Estate of Elizabeth and Mr. David Fisk John Droege Dr. and Mrs. Trent Erney Mr. Edward V. Desantis Ms. Catherine Fissell

36 Ms. Kathleen L. Fitzgerald Ms. Carol Gallant Mr. and Mrs. Richard Grady The Hale Foundation Reverend Sue Fitzgerald Ms. Sabra Gallo and Mrs. Marlene M. Graf Mr. and Mrs. James W. Hale Mr. and Mrs. Bruce M. Flaming Mr. Frederick Post Ms. Mary K. Graf Mr. Geoff Hall Ms. Elsebeth Flarup Mr. James F. Gammill and Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Graff Ms. Julie Hall Flatirons Business Services Ms. Susan H. Alexander Dr. Cheryln S. Granrose Mr. Richard Hall Estate of Eleanor Fleischman Ms. Stephanie Garber and Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Grant Mr. Robert S. Hall Mr. David M. Collins Mr. David Fleming Mr. and Mrs. Rex L. Granum Mr. Jeffrey J. Hallett and Ms. Michelle Garcia-Daniels Mr. Jim Fleming Ms. Judith Grassilli Mrs. Debra Ann Cameron Mr. Lester L. Garrison Mr. and Mrs. Maurice R. Fliess Ms. Annette Grattan Ms. Marcia Halpern Mrs. Virginia Garrison Mr. and Mrs. Richard Flood Mr. Edward Grau Mr. Tahir Hamid Mr. and Mrs. William P. Gaupp Ms. Sarah L. Flosi Mr. Paul N. Gray Mr. Art Hamilton Ms. Frances R. Gaver Ms. Pegi Follachio Mr. Douglas Green Mr. and Mrs. Herman H. Mr. Jonathan Geelhood Reverend Austin M. Ford Dr. and Mrs. J. Ronald Green Hamilton Mr. David W. Geilen Ms. Carol Tucker Foreman Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Green Mr. George R. Hamm Ms. Eleanor Gelhar Ms. Patricia R. Forman Mr. Kevin F. Green Mr. and Mrs. Earl G. Hammond General Atomics Mr. William Forrest and Mr. and Mrs. Chesley M. Greene Hammond Family Foundation Ms. Janine B. Gensheimer Ms. Nancie Julian Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Greene Ms. Janet S. Hancock Fort Worth Area Habitat Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Ms. Patricia Haneline Geoghegan Mr. James Gregg For Humanity Mr. E. Alex Gregory The Robert T. Hanley Ms. Margaret H. George Foundation Ms. Kristin Fossum Dr. and Mrs. Martin C. Gregory Mr. and Mrs. Hal J. Gerber Mr. Robert T. Hanley Ms. Nancy V. Foster Dr. David Grenda Ms. Karen Fouad Mr. Gregory J. Gerhard Reverend and Mrs. Earl K. Ms. Liliane V. Gersh Dr. E. Rawson Griffin III and Hanna Mrs. Frances W. Fowler Ms. D. Clark Griffin-Eddings Mr. and Mrs. Praveen Ghanta Dr. and Mrs. David G. Hannay Mr. and Mrs. R. Dean Fowler Joanne and Tim Griffin Ms. Sharon M. Gibbons Ms. Ermaline Hannum Mr. and Mrs. Dale Fox Jr. Linda Griffin Mr. John Gibson Mr. Charles C. Hansen III Mr. Ralph C. Francis Ms. Sarah H. Griffin Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Gibson Mr. and Mrs. John Hansen Mr. and Mrs. Stephen R. Dr. Linda J. Griffith and Francisco The Honorable Gordon D. Giffin Dr. Scott K. Kellogg Ms. Suzanne Hanses A. J. Frank Family Foundation Dr. Pat Ingle Gillis Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Grigg Dr. and Mrs. M. Emdadul Haque Ms. Mary B. Frankis Reginald B. Gillmor and L. Mr. Dennis Grimes Mr. and Mrs. Sam Harben Jr. Plunket Mr. Robert Frankland and Mr. Richard M. Harden 31, 2015. Aug.

Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Grimsbo – Owen Buck Gilmore Ms. Kathryn Scott Mr. Fred Grob and Ms. Karen Hardiman Mr. and Mrs. Andrew D. Franklin Ms. Elizabeth G. Ginsberg Ms. Dorothy Kinney Ms. Rochelle Hardin Mr. and Mrs. Darrell E. Franklin Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Dr. and Mrs. James L. Groskreutz Mr. Hilliard B. Hardman Giordano Mr. Thomas R. Frantz Charley and Jill Gross Mr. John B. Hardman Mr. and Mrs. William W. Givens Mr. John M. Franz Mr. Jeffrey B. Grossman Ms. Tracy L. Hardy Ms. Clevie E. Gladney Mr. Andy Fraser Diana Grove Estate of Lucile M. Harford Mr. W. Anderson Glasgow Mr. Donald Fraser Ms. Georgia Grummon Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hargadon Mr. and Mrs. William J. Glasser Mr. and Mrs. Matthew S. Frazier Mr. Richard G. Gudgel and Mr. Kenneth C. Harper Dr. Christopher P. French Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gleason Rev Lisa Lancaster Mr. William T. Harper and Ms. Jeanna French Jim Glockner Mr. Warren Gump Ms. Brida M. Smith Ms. Cynthia Evans Freshnock Ms. Ann C. Gobeski Charles .J Gunderson and Ms. Patricia G. Harrington Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Friedman Mr. and Mrs. Bobby D. Godbee Louann Gunderson Ms. Carolyn L. Harris Mr. Max L. Fritzler and Mr. and Mrs. John W. Godden Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gunning Ms. Elisabeth Harris Ms. Gayle Haugen Mr. and Mrs. Nitin Godiwala Dr. and Mrs. Surendra Gupta Ms. Carol S. Hart Mr. David J. Froba Mr. Judd Goldberg Vivian Hays Guthrie Charitable Ms. Susan Riley Hart Mr. Markus Fromherz and Mr. Martin J. Goldberg Fund Robert D. and Reine Hartley Ms. Heike Schmitz Mrs. Helen Golden Mr. Harold J. Haas Charitable Foundation Mr. Kenneth B. Fry Ms. Kathleen Golden Joanne and Peter Haas Jr. Fund Ms. Ann-Marie Hartline Mr. Phillip T. Fujii Mr. Paul Goldenberg Mr. Stuart Haber Mr. Stephen Hartnett Mr. Aki Fujimura and Ms. Shelley Gale Goldsmith Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Hackett Mr. Kenneth Harstad Ms. Sally Siao Dr. Kathryn Gonzalez Mr. and Mrs. Alfred D. Hager Thom Hasenpflug Dr. Charles L. Fuller Irene Emery Goodale Foundation Mr. Robert S. Hagge Jr. Ms. Margaret Hassett Ms. S. Marce Fuller Ms. Irene Emery Goodale Mr. and Mrs. Damon Haggerty Mrs. Francis W. Hatch Ms. Marilyn Funderburk Googasian Family Foundation Mr. Martin Haig Mr. Stephen Hatcher and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Funk Mr. and Mrs. George Googasian Ramon Haile and Debbi Haile Ms. Joy Ellis Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Gaddis Dr. Pat Gordin and Ms. Lucille N. Hainsworth Mr. Antoine G. Hatoun and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley A. Galanski Mr. Larry Gordin Ms. Virginia L. Hajeian Ms. Andrea G. Levitt Mr. Richard Gall Mr. Alan Gore Mr. David P. Hale and Mr. Stephen Haug Mr. Tom J. Gallagher Abe Graber Memorial Fund Ms. Laura A. Torres Mr. Kevin Haugrud Mr. Tracy Gallagher Mr. Kostyantyn L. Grabovskyy Mr. and Mrs. Emmett M. Hale Ms. Judith J. Havens

and Mrs. Karmen P. Grabovskyy Drs. Harry and Lynne Haverkos fiscal donations made during the Carter Center’s year: reflects Sept.This report 1, 2014 37 Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Mr. B. Harvey Hill Jr. Mrs. Elizabeth B. Hubbard Mr. Richard J. Jasculca Haviland Dr. and Mrs. David W. Hill Mr. Donald H. Hubbs Ms. Isabel H. Jasinowski Dr. George N. Hay and Mr. Alan R. Hinds Mr. and Mrs. James B. Hudson Mr. and Mrs. Jerry J. Jasinowski Mrs. Cecily Hay Mr. Gregory Hipwell Mr. Richard A. Hudson Ms. Barbara B. Javaras Dr. Konrad Hayashi and Ms. Steven Hirdes and Sandra Hirdes Ms. Sharon L. Hudson Mr. and Mrs. Michael Jay Jannah Goodell Dr. Rich Hiskes and Drs. Kenneth and Britt Huff Estate of Elgin Jenison Mrs. Judith Hays Dr. Anne Hiskes Bastiaan Hugenholtz Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jennaro Healthcare Georgia Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence J. Hitch Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hugi Ms. Marjorie Jennings Dr. Patrick Hearing and Hitz Foundation Dr. Janet Hearing Hull Family Foundation Mr. Robert L. Jennings Jr. and Mr. Ken Hitz Ms. Barbara H. Bott Dr. James Hebrard Mr. Bruce Hull Rev. and Mrs. Henry Richard Mr. Rob E. Jensen Mr. Greg K. Hecht Mr. M. Blair Hull Hoblin Dr. Robert C. Jespersen Mr. and Mrs. James J. Mr. David C. Humm Mr. and Mrs. Wayne E. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel S. Hummel Mr. and Mrs. C. Gene Jester Heckenbach Hochstetler Mr. and Mrs. James Hunt, F.S.A., Dr. Christopher D. Jetté Mr. Roger F. Heegaard Mr. James Hodges Mr. and Mrs. Steven Heilmann Ret’d Mr. and Mrs. Alan H. Jobe Jim Hodges Studio Ms. Mary Hoffman Hunt Mr. and Mrs. Bruce E. Johnsen Mr. Robert B. Heinemann Mr. Stanley Hoehn Helen’s Best Mr. and Mrs. Thomas N. Hunt Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hoeprich Professor Howard O. Hunter Estate of Dorothy L. Johnson Mr. Preston F. Helgren Rev. and Mrs. Elford Hoff Dr. and Mrs. Gerard L. Helinek Mr. and Mrs. G. David Hurd The Tom and Edwina Johnson Mr. and Mrs. David B. Hoffman Family Foundation Hellgate High School Mr. Jeff Hurlow and Ann M. & Robert M. Holder Ms. Jennifer Irish Mr. Frederick D. Johnson Dr. Russell Helms and Foundation Dr. Wendy Faye Greene Mr. Elvin W. Hurst Ms. Jennifer A. Johnson and Mr. John R. Holder Mr. Kenneth L. Grotewiel Mr. and Mrs. Eric Helpenstell Mr. and Mrs. Art Hurt Holder Properties Mr. Jon D. Johnson Mr. Furney R. Hemingway Dr. Naghma Husain Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Mr. and Mrs. Alan D. Husak Ms. Kimberly A. Johnson Mr. Merrit A. Heminway Holder Jr. Mr. Robert P. Huston Mr. and Mrs. Larry A. Johnson Ms. Babette Henagan Mr. and Mrs. Philip E. Mr. and Mrs. Terry L. Ms. Linda Johnson DONORS DURING 2014–2015 The Henagan Foundation Holladay Jr. Hutchinson Ms. Marcia J. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Larry L. Henderson Mr. William Hollamon Ambassador Jeanette W. Hyde Ms. Marilyn Johnson Ms. Laura G. Henderson and Mr. Larry N. Holland Mr. Ty Buthod Mr. and Mrs. Michael H. Mr. and Mrs. Thad Johnson Dr. and Mrs. William Holleman Iacolucci Ms. Laurel Henderson Mr. and Mrs. W. Thomas Ms. Kathryn Hollingsworth Laura Christian Imbornoni Johnson Dr. and Mrs. Ralph H. Dr. Thomas R. Holmes and Ms. Jacqueline Ikeda Mrs. Thomas D. Johnson Henderson Dr. Grace Holmes Ms. Henna Inam Ms. Jana Johnston Sammy Henderson and Mr. William G. Holt Admiral and Mrs. Bobby R. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Jones Paula Henderson Ms. Deborah Holtz Inman Mr. and Mrs. Boisfeuillet Jones Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Kevin J. Heneghan Holy Trinity Sharing Fund Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Henney The Inman Foundation Mr. Charles E. Jones Dr. Paul Holzman and Ms. Janet L. Irish Stokes Dr. Barbara Crass Mr. and Mrs. George Jones Mr. and Mrs. B. William Irlbeck Mary A. Henry Mrs. Dana Homonek Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert G. Jones Ms. Ellin M. Irwin Ms. Linda Hensel Mr. John E. Hooker Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Jones Dr. Harold Isaacs Mr. Jon Herber Hopkins School Mr. Nathaniel Jones Mr. Joseph E. Herbst Mr. Zephyr Isely and R. K. Jones USN (Ret.) Mrs. Horace B. Hord Ms. Fruzan Parvanta Ms. Sandra Heritsch Mr. and Mrs. Alan Horne Mr. Stephen Jones and Dr. and Mrs. Emery C. Mr. Keith Ito Ms. Carol Flint Mr. Richard Hosking and Mr. David Iverson Herman Jr. Mrs. Grace Hosking The JOR Family Charitable Lead Mr. Robert L. Ivey and Annuity Trust Ellen S. and Jay R. Herman Ms. Cindy R. Hostetler Ms. Jill Bowman Mr. Robert Jordan Ms. Jean Herman Dr. and Mrs. Leslie S. Hough Ms. Linda Izquierdo Bob and Diane Jorgensen Ms. Echo Heron Haviland Houston Dr. and Mrs. Chris A. Jackson Ms. Judy M. Judd Pedro Herrera and Michelle Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy Howard Herrera Dr. Marianne Jackson Ms. Jan Jurgelon and Mr. Robert W. Howard Mr. and Mrs. Barry Herring Mrs. William J. Jackson Mr. Sami Fam Mr. Ben Howell Mr. Ronald Herrmann Mr. and Mrs. H. Craig Jacobs Mr. Michael C. Just Mr. and Mrs. Lembhard G. Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Jacobs Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Kaage III Mr. Willis S. Hesselroth Howell Mr. David M. Jacobson Ms. Katherine Kademian Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Hestand Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. Howle Mr. Edwin A. Jaenke Ms. Marsha A. Kademian Ms. Susan A. Heule Albert Howlett Mr. and Mrs. Petter Jahnsen Dr. Julian Kadish Ms. Carol Hewer Mr. MacLay Hoyne Ms. Maria H. Jalics Mr. and Mrs. John S. Kahler Dr. Kenneth R. Hey Mr. Gordon W. Hoyt Jalima Holdings, Ltd. Mr. Andrew Kail Mrs. Juliane Heyman Mr. John Hreno Mrs. Mavis D. James Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kaiser Heymann Foundation Mr. Thomas Karpinski and Dr. and Mrs. Carlton T. Hicks Ms. Christine Hrib-Karpinski Jana Foundation Dr. Sona Kalousdian and Dr. Ira Lawrence Mr. and Mrs. James D. Hier Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hruska Mr. and Mrs. David H. Jarvis Mr. Dale S. Kammerlohr 38 Knopf Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Larson Mr. Jim Knopf Ms. Linda M. Lasley Mr. and Mrs. Gearold L. Knowles Mr. Thomas A. Last Mr. James T. Knowles Ms. Mary C. Lawlor Mr. and Mrs. Wyck Knox Mr. Robert A. Lawrence Mr. and Mrs. Mark Knuth Ms. Barbara Lea Ms. Kristin L. Koblish Mr. and Mrs. Matt Leacock Mr. Eric K. Kocher Mr. and Mrs. Patrick T. Leahy Mr. Bruce J. Koehler Ms. Ann K. Leake Ms. Mary Kay Kohles-Baker Mr. Douglas Leal Mr. Kerry W. Kohnen Mr. and Mrs. Gerald W. Leavell Mr. Jason Kopanke Mr. Andrew Lebor Ms. Darlene S. Kostrub Mr. Joel L. Lebowitz Dr. and Mrs. M. Roman Kotlarek Ms. Jessica Ledbetter and Mr. Robert C. Kowerski Ms. Ranee Barsanti Mr. and Mrs. Myron E. Kownacki Mr. and Mrs. John L. Ledman Mr. Franklin D. Kraai Mr. David Lee and Ms. Carolyn L. Kradjan Ms. Lyn Jakeman Mr. Donald Kraft Mrs. Judith C. Lee Mr. and Mrs. Timothy E. Kraft Mr. and Mrs. Rodney M. Lee Mr. and Mrs. James M. Kramer LeFort-Martin Fund of Pauline Ladwong (left) and Christine Akello (center) fetch water The Chicago Community Mr. Orin S. Kramer Foundation in 2014 from a stream in Uganda’s Lamwo district, where the Mr. Steven J. Kramer Carter Center is working to eliminate river blindness. Mr. John Legg Ms. Melissa Krause Mr. Roger Lehecka Mr. Steven Kremm and Reverend Richard Lehman Ms. Susan Corbett Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Kanda Ms. Joan M. Kent Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Lehmer Mr. and Mrs. Michael Krepick Ms. Kris L. Kandler and Donald and Marilyn Keough Mr. Dale W. Leibach Ms. Kim Kandler Foundation Mr. Seth Krieger and Ms. Katherine Peres Dr. Janet Leigh Dr. and Mrs. Norman M. Kane Mrs. Donald R. Keough Mr. David O. Leiwant Mr. Nahaliel Kanfer Ms. Florence Kerkhoff Kyle Krohn Dr. Jeffrey D. Leman 31, 2015. Aug.

Ms. Leigh-Anne Krometis – Mr. and Mrs. Partap Kapoor and Mr. Jonathan A. Kerner Mr. and Mrs. Jack W. Lentfer Family Mr. and Mrs. Ehren S. Kruger Dr. and Mrs. Onnik Keshishian Ms. Sue Leong Mr. and Mrs. Vinod Kariat Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Kruse Ms. Mary E. Kester Mr. Stephen Leppla Karsten Family Foundation Kugelman Family Foundation Mr. Joseph Keto Dr. Roberta G. Lessor Ms. Marilyn Karsten The Key Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence N. Kugelman Mr. and Mrs. Raymond M. Ms. Margaret Kary Mr. and Mrs. Ashraf R. Khalaf Mr. and Mrs. Franklin R. Leuthold Dr. Daniel A. Kaufman and Ms. Soumaya Khalifa Mr. and Mrs. John Levay Ms. Taylor Brooks Kuhlman Dr. Sarah E. Kidd Estate of Albert S. Kukura Mr. and Mrs. W. Steven Mr. Kenneth Carroll Kaufman Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Kilgore Lewellen Mr. and Mrs. John T. Kautzer Dr. Arden Kwan The Reverend Billy Kim Ms. Myrna B. Kysar Ms. Beatrice Lewis Dr. Charles D. Kay and Mrs. Charlotte Kimelman Ms. Charlyn Lewis Ms. Margaret Trageser-Kay Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Kindschi Ms. Claudia Lewis Mr. Shakeel Kazi Labowsky Arlon R. King Ms. Mary Lindsey Lewis Mr. Christopher A. Keenan Mr. and Mrs. Dennis R. Lacroix Mr. Paul L. King Dr. and Mrs. David Lhowe Mr. Stanley E. Kehl and Ms. Martha Ladam Ms. Karen Fie Ms. Mary Kinsey Mr. John R. Laing and Drs. Raymond and Ruth Liang Mr. James Kelleher Dr. David Kirk Ms. Kathleen B. King Mr. Scott Libson and Ms. Dorothy Rhodes Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey S. Kelley Ms. Patricia A. Kirkbride Mr. Kenneth Lake Mr. and Mrs. John R. Ligertwood Mr. Michael W. Kelley Ms. Lenore E. Kirvay Mr. and Mrs. John D. Lamb Dr. and Mrs. Alfred R. Light Ms. Margaret Kellogg Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Kitchen Dr. Matthew J. Lambert III Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Light Mr. David W. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Klein Genevieve Lambert Ms. Meredith Lilley Ms. Margaret Kelly Ms. Carolyn Klinger and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. David L. Lammert Donn Williams Ms. Elsa Limbach Mr. and Mrs. Peter G. Kelly Dr. Michele K. LaMothe Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan B. Kluger Estate of Delbert Linden Mr. John Kemmerer Landis Construction Co. Dr. and Mrs. Steven M. Knapp Mr. Peter Lindsay and Ms. Kathleen Kenn Mrs. Eleanor A. Lane Mr. and Mrs. William C. Ms. Kate Binzen Mr. and Mrs. James E. Kennedy Ambassador and Mrs. James T. Knapp II Laney Mr. Eugene M. Link and Ms. Nancy L. Kennedy Ms. Marily Knieriemen Dr. and Mrs. Roger Lang Ms. Ann Marie Hirsch Dr. and Mrs. Robert P. Kennedy Henry Knight and Eloise Knight Mr. Frank J. Langben Mr. Christopher Linn and Ms. Susan Lillia Kennedy Ms. Patricia Kellison Ms. Janice J. Knight Lankton Family Foundation Mr. David Kenning Ms. Kathleen Linney and Mr. Robert N. Knight Jr. Ms. Jill LaPlante Dr. James J. Kent Mr. Tom Moss This report reflects donations made during the Carter Center’s fiscal donations made during the Carter Center’s year: reflects Sept.This report 1, 2014

39 Mr. Lawrence P. Littlewood and Ms. Nancy R. Manderson Ronald & Pat McClain Good Dr. Earl Louis Meeks and Dr. Edna M. Littlewood Ms. Elena S. Manitzas Samaritan Trust Dr. Burrelle Meeks Mr. Robert C. Livsey Mrs. Hilda Mansfield Dr. and Mrs. David McClean Drs. Kevin and Janice Mehling Mr. Dennis P. Lockhart Mr. Michael R. Mantz and Mrs. Lynne B. McClendon Dr. and Mrs. Donald E. Meier Ms. Dorothy Lockspeiser Mrs. Sarah Mantz Ms. Marilyn McCloskey Mr. and Mrs. Mathias Meinzinger Mr. Gregory Loek and Mr. A. Russell Marane Ms. Erin K. McConahey Ms. Rochelle Melton Ms. Kathleen Rice Mr. and Mrs. James F. Dr. Robert McCormack and Mr. Wade Melton Dr. and Mrs. David L. Lohin Marchman III Mr. Andy Smith Dr. Ketan Merchant and Mr. and Mrs. George Lohrer Mr. Rick Mariano Ms. Sara McCracken Dr. Amanda Merchant Ms. Helen S. London Ms. Jane C. Mark Ms. Anna McCrary Ms. Cynthia A. Merrill Ms. Mary Kate Long Mr. and Mrs. Fred Markham Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ms. Gretchen L. Messer Dr. and Mrs. William B. Long Mr. Earl Marsh McCullough Ms. Margery Meyer Mr. William G. Long Mr. and Mrs. William E. Marsh Timothy McDaniel Mr. Richard A. Michalski Ms. Alicia Loo The Honorable and Mr. and Mrs. Ben G. McDow Mr. Christoper E. Michels Mr. and Mrs. John Louchheim Mrs. F. Ray Marshall Mr. and Mrs. David McElroy Mr. and Mrs. John C. The Honorable and Mr. Robert Marshall Ms. J. E. McElroy Middlebrooks Mrs. Anthony Lourey Mr. and Mrs. James D. Martin Mr. and Mrs. Carl McElwee Ms. Ann P. Miles Ms. Carole Lovinger Dr. Jeannette Martin Mr. Kevin McEntee Mr. and Mrs. Gary B. Miles Mr. and Mrs. John Lovitt Mr. and Mrs. John P. Martin Mr. H. Bruce McEver Ms. Julie Millane Ms. Suzanne Lowers Dr. Robert George Martindale Dr. and Mrs. James McFarland Mrs. C. David Miller Mr. Joseph Ellis Loyd Joycelyn Martinez-Wade Dr. and Mrs. Sam G. McFarland Ms. Christy L. Miller Ms. Jane Lubben Dr. William J. Martone Mr. and Mrs. Bruce L. McFarlane Mr. Donald L. Miller Mr. Christopher J. Ludewig Dr. and Mrs. Fariborz Maseeh Ms. Mary E. McGarry Mr. Laurence K. Miller Ms. Barbara A. Luke Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Maser Bonnie McGee and Graydon Dee Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Miller Ms. Dianne Luketic Ms. Bonnie Mason Hubbard Mr. Milton Miller II Ms. Jill Lundquist Ms. Suzanne Massey Mr. and Mrs. Patrick M. Mrs. Virgil L. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Lunetta Mr. and Mrs. Steve Mathias McGeehan Ms. Susan E. Miller-Tully DONORS DURING 2014–2015 Mr. and Mrs. John R. Luongo Mrs. Simy Mathov Mr. & Mrs. Donald E. McGinnis Dr. and Mrs. Wayne Milloy Mr. and Mrs. John A. Lupo Ms. Alyce K. Matsumoto Mrs. Patrick J. McGovern Mr. Stuart Mills and Ms. Julie Luton Dr. Eula L. Mattheis Mr. and Mrs. James T. Mrs. Helen Probst Mills McIntyre Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore C. Lutz Rev. Dr. Daniel P. Matthews Dr. G. Irene Minor Mr. Joshua McIntyre Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Lykins Dr. and Mrs. Randall Matthews Dr. Dimitri Misailidis McIntyre Law Firm Ms. Joanne Lyman Mr. Michael A. Matuson and Mission Hills United Church of Ms. Jean M. Suplick Mr. David Murphy and Christ Mr. Richard Lyttle Ms. Janet A. McKean Ms. Anne Marie Macari The John J. and Maryanne T. Mr. and Mrs. Clifton D. Mitchell Mauriel Family Foundation Dr. Margaret Anne McKenna Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Mitro Mr. Edward Macauley IV Mr. Wade F. McKenzie Marquis George MacDonald The Mauriel Family Foundation Ms. Heather Miyagi Mr. Michael John Mauriel Mr. and Mrs. James M. Donald E. Mize Jr. Foundation McKinney George May Mrs. John H. Mobley II Mr. Joseph MacDonald Reverend Leslie McKown and Ms. Mary Mackenzie Mr. Johnny Mayfield Reverend Martha McKown Ms. Anne Modarressi Mr. Christopher M. Mackey and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mayfield Ms. Carol R. McLachlan Mr. Richard P. Moe Ms. Donna L. Cherniak Mr. Robert T. and Susan H. Mr. and Mrs. Edward McLean Ms. Diane L. Moffett Mayne Ms. Karen Macko John Luther McLean and Mr. Thomas J. Moffett Ms. Martha MacLachlan Dr. Wallace D. Mays Isabelle Gray McLean Trust Dr. and Mrs. Harvey Mr. and Mrs. D. Gordon MacLeod Dr. Derek T. Mayweather Mrs. Annette McMahon Mohrenweiser Mr. Grant MacLeod Dr. and Mrs. William J. Mazzei McMahon Family Fund at The Mr. John D. Moller Dr. Sean Madden and Dr. Joseph Mazzeo and Carol Mazzeo San Diego Foundation Ms. Elizabeth B. Monagle Daphne Rommereim-Madden Mr. James A. McBride and Mr. David McMullen The Honorable Walter F. Mr. Edward Mady Ms. Mary Morse Ms. Yone C. McNally Mondale Ms. Florence Magassy Mr. and Mrs. Brandon S. McCall Robert & Margaret McNamara Mr. David Moninger Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Magill Mr. and Mrs. Alex F. McCalla Foundation 2 Ms. Donna Moniz Ms. Julia Maher Mr. David P. McCallie Mr. and Mrs. Jeff McNeal Monongalla Eye Clinic, PLLC Mr. and Mrs. James Mahony Mr. Edward A. McCallum Dr. Wayne F. McNett Ms. Maria A. Montalvo Mr. Carl Malcolm Sara McCann Ms. Virginia L. McPhearson Ms. Lou Ann Montana and Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mallon Deborah and Stephen McCarter Mr. James J. McQueeny Mr. James Pflugrath Mr. and Mrs. Timon Malloy Paul McCarthy Walter and Deena McRackan Mr. and Mrs. Scott T. Montgomery Mrs. Sam Maloof Dr. Susan McCarthy Mr. and Mrs. Joel McWilliams Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Moody Ms. Patricia B. Maloomian Mr. and Mrs. Stuart McCarty Mr. Jonathan Mead Ms. Dorothy J. Moore and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Allyn Malventano Ward W. McCaughey and Kathy Ms. Janice A. Mears J. McCaughey Jeffrey C. Ward Mr. Mark Manasse and Ms. Beverly L. Mecklenburg Mr. and Mrs. Ronald W. Moore Dr. Janet Mohle-Boetani Ms. Kayla McClain Medtronic Foundation Dr. Thomas J. Moore

40 Ms. Anne C. Moos Win & Christie Neuger Family Silvia A. Mora Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Moran Mr. Win Neuger and Ms. Katie Morgan Dr. Christie Neuger Betty and Jean Mori New Horizon Foundation Mr. and Mrs. David G. Moriarty Mr. Dana Newbauer and Dr. Lisa Nocera Daniel D. Morris and Michael E. Mas Mr. Daniel Newell Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Morris Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Newell Jr. Mr. and Mrs. N. Hart Morris Ms. Lisa B. Newlin and Ms. Sheila R. Morris and Mr. Allan C. Cave Jr. Ms. Teresa L. Williams Dr. & Mrs. Brian Newnam Mr. and Mrs. John Morrison Mr. Frank Newson Mr. John L. Morrison Mr. and Mrs. James O. Nickel Wayne Morrison and Nancy Morrison Mr. Barry Nickelsberg Ms. Jenna M. Morton Mr. Clayton Nicks The Honorable Ambler H. Dr. Aileen Nicoletti Moss Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Nielson Moss Foundation Mr. and Mrs. David J. Noonan Ann and Jerry Moss The North Ridge Foundation Estate of Arthur F. Noskowiak Ms. Christina Moulson At a community group for people with the parasitic disease Ms. Esther M. Novak Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth F. lymphatic filariasis, a woman shows how care of swollen limbs Mountcastle Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Nowak caused by the disease can help fight infection. Ms. Tanya Mujica and Mr. and Mrs. James R. Nowicki Mr. Jeffrey Keenan Nurse Practioner Healthcare Dr. and Mrs. Sal Mukho Foundation Ms. Alexandra Oster Pee Dee Orchards Dr. Gary Mullen Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Nygaard Ms. Hilvie E. Ostrow Dr. William Peebles Mr. and Mrs. Christopher G. Mr. and Mrs. Craig Oaks Ms. Barbara A. Ostrowski Dr. Deborah S. Lee and Mumford Mr. and Mrs. James Obey Dr. Harold E. Ott Mr. John W. Peifer Dr. and Mrs. Robert S. Mr. David O’Brien Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Pelzer Munford III Mr. David K. Owen 31, 2015. Aug. Ms. Ellen O’Dea Mr. Jerry Pencak – Ms. Barbara Munn The OZMA Fund Dr. Elizabeth Odegard Mr. and Mrs. Rusty Pace Ms. Carol J. Pennock Mr. Robert R. Munoz and Mr. Richardson M. Odum Ms. Pamela Hughes Mr. and Mrs. John R. Paddison Dr. Daniel Perlman and Miss Nancy Lee Oetter Ms. Jane Katims Dr. and Mrs. James Murakami Mrs. Dorothy B. Padgett Ms. Ronda R. O’Farrell Mr. Fred Perpall Mr. J. Brian Murphy Dr. & Mrs. David P. Page Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas H. Ogden Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey Perrott Ms. Pamela Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Page Estate of Joan O’Hara Ms. Carmela Perry Ms. Christi Murray Mr. and Mrs. Gary E. Pakulla Mr. Garrick Ohlsson Ms. Gene Palmer Mr. William Kanarek and Ms. Lee Ann Myers Ms. Deborah Perry Ms. Mary L. O’Keefe Parachin Design Studios, Ltd Mr. and Mrs. Andrew W. Nagle Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Perry Dr. and Mrs. Mark D. Okusa, Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Parke Mr. Don Nagler M.D. Dr. Marjie L. Persons Ms. Anna Maria Parker Ms. Susan Naples Ms. Natalie T. Oliver Ambassador Mary Ann Peters Ms. Beth Parker Estate of Marilyn J. Narcowich Ms. Leslie O’Loughlin Mr. and Mrs. Don L. Petersen Ms. Noreen J. Parrett Mr. Jerome Natoli Miss Maryann A. Olsen Mr. Grant Petersen and Mr. and Mrs. Mark Parrott Dr. and Mrs. John J. Naveau Mr. and Mrs. Cory Olson Ms. Mary Anderson Mrs. Robert A. Pastor Ms. Violetta Neal-Leonard Mr. David Olson Ms. Laura A. Petersen Ms. Carrin M. Patman Mr. Nathan Necochea Ms. Carol Olwell Mr. and Mrs. Stephan Petersen Ms. Jacqueline F. Patterson Mr. John Neer Reverend Robert O’Neil Mr. and Mrs. Dave Peterson Ms. Margot Patterson Mr. and Mrs. Samuel H. Neff Mr. and Mrs. Daniel E. O’Neill Mr. and Mrs. Henry Peterson Ms. Monica Patterson Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Neiger Dr. and Mrs. Kent L. Oots Dr. John Peterson and Mr. and Mrs. Christopher D. Dr. Mary Vander Maten Ms. Lisa A. Nelms Mr. George W. O’Quinn Patton Mr. and Mrs. John M. Mr. George Nelsen and Ms. Lisa Orberg Ms. Therese Simon Mr. James Patton and Mrs. Peterson Jr. The Oregon Community Penelope B. Patton Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Mr. Douglas W. Nelson Foundation Mr. and Mrs. James L. Patton Jr. Peterson Mr. and Mrs. Howard Nelson Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Steven R. Ormiston Mr. and Mrs. Daniel K. Paulien Mr. and Mrs. William O. Mr. Michael Nelson and Ms. Dr. Ellen Ormond Louise Durocher Miss C. Sprague Paynter Peterson Mr. Robert D. O’Rourke Mr. Richard L. Nelson PDM Ms. Lois Petre Deborah Ornowski Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Nesmith Mr. and Mrs. William P. Peabody Mr. Frank A. Petrus Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Osgood Mrs. Fran Nester Mr. Charles B. Pearson Mr. and Mrs. Guy D. Pfeiffer Dr. and Mrs. David W. Osgood Mr. Walter E. Netherland Ms. Claudia H. Pearson Mr. Harry Phillips

Mr. Tom Osowski fiscal donations made during the Carter Center’s year: reflects Sept.This report 1, 2014 41 Mr. James M. Phillips Lester Poretsky Family Mr. Salvatore Ragucci Robert A. Reineke and Jackie W. Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Phillips Foundation Mr. William L. Raiser Reineke Mr. William R. Phillips Ms. Arlene Porter Dr. and Mrs. Donald J. Raithel Mr. Mark Reinhardt The Honorable Thomas R. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Potter Dr. and Mrs. Vadrevu K. Raju Joann Reinsel Pickering Mr. John R. Potter Ralph Burnham Charitable Lead Mr. David G. Remington Rev. Ezra A. Pickup Jr. Mr. Robert M. Potter Trust Ms. Paula Remmel Mr. and Mrs. Steven Pieper Mr. and Mrs. Bruce M. Powell Archana Ramaswamy Ms. Kimberly J. Rendleman Mr. and Mrs. Kent E. Ping Mr. and Mrs. David Powell Dr. Mark Rapaport and Mr. Michael J. Repass Ms. Margaret Ping Mr. Thomas A. Power Ms. Jacqueline Calavan Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Reppun Mr. and Mrs. Dirk Pirwitz Mr. and Mrs. Steve R. Pozzi Dr. Khusro Rashid Dr. John Reuwer Ms. Nancy Pitera Mr. and Mrs. John Pratt Mr. Richard E. Ratliff Mr. and Mrs. William Revelle Mr. J. Randall Pitman Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Mr. and Mrs. James Rausch Dr. Charles F. Reynolds III Mr. Gunnar Plake Prentiss Jr. Mrs. Robert E. Ray Rev. Howard O. Reynolds and Drs. John and Marie Plakos Mr. and Mrs. J. Stephen Mrs. Sam T. Ray Mrs. Diana Reynolds Mrs. Penny Platnick Prestwood Mr. Douglas T. Raymond Ms. Paula G. Reynolds Mr. Anders Platou PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP Edward A. Raymond Fund for RFB Advertising, LLC Dr. Robert French and Dr. Mr. Chesley H. Prince and Charitable Giving Mr. Sung Rhee and Pamela Pletcher Ms. Cathy A. Wilkins Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Raynor Ms. Stephanie Baker Dr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Plum Mr. Stephen Protulis Red Truck Mr. Skip Rhodes Mr. Dan Buttimer and Dr. Mrs. Jenny Pruitt Gautham Reddy and Rebecca Ms. Kathleen Rice Elizabeth Plunkett-Buttimer Ms. Hollie Pryor Reddy Ms. Laura M. Rice Mr. John Poertner Ms. Linda D. Pryor Mr. Shyam Reddy and Dr. Gary Rich and Mrs. Linda Pollard Dr. William C. Pugh and Ms. Renee Dye Dr. Deanna Mitchell Ms. Susie Q. Pomares Dr. Patricia Troncoso Mrs. Robert C. Reed Mr. Steve Anthony Rich Mr. and Mrs. John Michael Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel L. Pugliese Ms. Marilyn Reeves Susan and Robert Richane Pongracz Allen Purkiss and Shira Purkiss Dr. Donald Redford Mr. Eric D. Cox and Mr. David Poole The Reverend James H. Purks III Mr. and Mrs. D. Paul Regan Ms. Gina Richard

DONORS DURING 2014–2015 Ms. Kathleen Poon Ms. Anne L. Putnam Ms. Monique M. Regard The Grace Jones Richardson Mr. Waitat Poon Mr. Bluford Putnam and Ms. Rosemary Regis Charitable Trust Mrs. Lawrence E. Poorman Mrs. Eloise Fuller Putnam Daniel L. and Sophie K. Reiber Ms. Reta Peoples Richardson Derek Pope Dr. William Quandt Charitable Trust Mr. and Mrs. Norman Richie and Family Mrs. John M. Pope Estate of Mary J. Quinn Mr. James Reid Estate of Evonne Riddell Mrs. Elizabeth Porcello Mr. Robert Rabe Mr. Richard M. Reilly Mr. Brady Riedel Mr. and Mrs. Richard K. Riess Ms. Mary K. Riley The Honorable Richard W. Riley Mrs. Charles Rinker Mr. William A. Ritter Mrs. Barbara Rives Dr. Mujahid A. Rizvi and Dr. Erin B. Brender Mr. George S. Robalik Mrs. Deborah C. Robbins The Bruce G. and Mary A. Robert Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. David I. Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Roberts Nora Roberts Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Roberts Ms. Andrea Robertson Mr. and Mrs. John B. Robertson Betty Jo Robinson Ms. Faith A. Robinson Mr. Larry Rockefeller Dr. Daniel Rodeheaver and Dr. Denise Rodeheaver The Roderick Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Larry W. Rodgers A woman peeks around a corner in Bolivia. The Carter Center has worked in the country since Mr. and Mrs. Peter Rodman 2003 to support peaceful and inclusive democratic transformation. Mr. Lee J. Roehrdanz

42 Mr. Paul F. Rogers Ms. Susan Sarandon Mr. and Mrs. David A. Sears Mr. and Mrs. Tim Simonec Mr. and Mrs. Peter T. Rogers Mr. Pankaj Sarin Mr. Thomas Searson and Mr. Robert O. Simons Ms. Virginia B. Rogers Mr. Golam Sarker Mrs. Jeanette Searson Mr. A. Boyd Simpson and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald M. Rohan Mr. and Mrs. Russell G. Sarner Mr. Thomas N. Secor Ms. Melody Mann-Simpson Stephen Roll Ms. Mary L. Sasse Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Seele Mr. David Simpson Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Rollins Mr. and Mrs. Neal Sasser Jr. Ms. Robin J. Seeley Ms. Jane L. Simpson Roman Dental Ms. Betty J. Saukaitis Mr. and Mrs. Contee Seely Ms. Linda J. Simpson Mr. and Mrs. William Dr. Harold H. Saunders Mr. and Mrs. Ronald O. Seiser Ms. Ruth K. Sims Romanishin Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Dr. Mridu Sekhar Ms. Mary Simun Mr. Paul Romano Saunders Dr. Timothy H. Self and Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Singer Ms. Marsha Rooks Mr. Albert J. Saur Dr. Melissa Matlock-Self Mr. Peter L. Singer Mike Roos & Company Dr. John Savage Mr. and Mrs. Dean Sellers Mr. and Mrs. Amar J. Singh Mr. Michael Y. Roos Mr. and Mrs. Tom Savage Mrs. Christine N. Sells Mr. Eric Sinnamon and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Rosebrough Ms. Deb Sawyer Serendipity Foundation Mrs. Kathleen A. Sinnamon Ms. Harriet Rosenbloom Mr. and Mrs. Wilson E. Sawyer Dr. Sabah Servaes Dr. Murali Sivarajan and Mr. David Allan Ross Dr. and Mrs. Yousuf G. Sayeed Mr. and Mrs. T. Terrell Sessums Dr. Gouri Sivarajan Dr. James A. Ross Mr. James V. Schaefer and Mr. Michael F. Sexton Ms. Kala Sivasubramanian Mr. Francis M. Rotella Ms. Gabrielle Tazzia Ms. Laura Turner Seydel Ms. Rochelle Sjolseth Mr. and Mrs. Don Roth Mr. and Mrs. Paul David Mrs. Nancy Coggins Seymour Sarah Slagle-Garrett Dr. Benoit Rousseau Schaeffer Dr. Robert E. Seymour Jr. Mr. Thomas W. Slankard Mr. James H. Rowe III Ms. Carol Scharfer Dr. Naveed Shams and Dr. Brett T. Brinker and Dr. Heather A. Slay Mr. James S. Rowe Dr. and Mrs. David H. Schaub Mrs. Seema N. Shams Mr. David W. Scheible Ms. Barbara C. Shane Mr. William Sloan and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Rowe Ms. Sharon Gibb Mrs. Luana D. Rubin Dr. Elinor A. Scheirer Dr. Susan H. Shane Mr. Thomas Schelling Mr. Ajeet Shankar Mr. Henry E. Slyker Mr. and Mrs. William Rubley Mr. George M. Small Mr. Jerry and Dr. Mary Rupley Mr. Sanford H. Schenbart Estate of James C. and Thelma Sharp Ms. Ethel Smalls Mr. and Mrs. Jim Russ Mr. Philip Schentrup Mr. Walter Schier Ms. Louise M. Laufersweiler and Mr. and Mrs. Samuel B. Smart III Ms. Trina P. Russell Mr. Warren D. Sharp Ms. Susan Smartt Ms. Marion Rust Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Schiferl Ms. Gertrude Schlachter Mr. and Mrs. Julian D. Sharpton Bruce R. and Jane Scharding Mr. Edwin C. Rutherford Ms. Isabel F. Shaskan Smedley Leonard A. Schlossberg, M.D. 31, 2015. Aug. Mr. M. Duane Rutledge Mrs. Anne M. J. Smiddy – Mr. Robert L. Schmerker Mr. and Mrs. Mark Shavlik Mr. and Mrs. Bruce D. Ryan Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Smith Dr. and Mrs. Lanny D. Schmidt Dr. and Mrs. Robert A. Shaw Mr. John E. Ryan Mr. Branden N. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Andy Schmitt Mr. Stephen Shay Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas M. Ryan Mr. and Mrs. Charles O. Smith The Honorable Kurt L. Schmoke Ms. Cathy Sheafor Mr. and Mrs. W. Timothy Ryan Mr. David D. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Mark Schneider Mr. and Mrs. Howard M. Shepard Mr. and Mrs. Brian D. Rye Dr. Thomas H. Shepard Mr. and Mrs. Douglas R. Smith The S & C Harvest Foundation Mr. Philip E. Schoene and Ms. Amy Bolton Mr. Robert Sherlock Ms. Elizabeth C. Smith Mr. Lon Saavedra Ms. Ann Schoenfeld Mr. Richard L. Shewell Jr. Ms. Ellie Smith Mr. and Mrs. William J. Sablesak Ms. Joan M. Schoenfeld Ms. Kathleen A. Shiel Mr. and Mrs. Joel Smith Sacajawea Charitable Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Harold Schofield Mr. and Mrs. Peter Shillingsburg Ms. Marsha N. Smith and Mr. Harold Salverda Ms. Laurel A. Bleak Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Schollmaier Dr. Mariko Shirazi Mr. Kenneth Samoil and Rev. Sarah A. Shirley Dr. Marshall S. Smith and Mrs. Rachel Samoil Dr. Frances Schoonmaker Dr. Louise N. Smith Ms. Elizabeth Schopler Dr. Mark M. Shoemaker and Mr. Noel Sanborn and Dr. Joyce N. Shoemaker Ms. Martha F. Smith Ms. Virginia Lee Mr. Craig Schopmeyer Mr. Robert E. Shook Jr. Mr. Matthew D. Smith Mr. Myron L. Sandberg and Mr. and Mrs. Steven Schreiber Ms. Gail D. Shore Neal & Bea Smith Family Dr. Marva J. Dawn-Sandberg Dr. David T. Schreiner, M.D. Foundation Ms. Suzanne Shull Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sandberg- Ms. Linda K. Schroetke Patricia K. Smith Charitable Larsen Ms. Heidi Schroffel Ms. Ruth Shults and Foundation Trust Mr. Charles Bradley Ms. Della Sanderson Mr. Frank O. Schuler Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Smith Mr. Daniel J. Sandin and Mr. Martin Sidwell and Ms. Kathryn Schultz Mrs. Felicity Sidwell Mr. and Mrs. Sanford V. Smith Ms. Mary L. Rasmussen Mr. and Mrs. William Mr. and Mrs. Timothy G. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Carl W. Sandlin Dr. Scott L. Siegal and Schumacher Dr. Suzanne Shenk Ms. Tresa V. Smith William C. Sandlin Mr. Phillip A. Schuman Sierra Investment Management Mr. William H. Smith Ms. Karin F. Sandvik Ms. Julia Schwartz Mr. Joseph F. Sifer Mr. David S. Smoak and Albertino Santos David M. Schwarz Architects Ronald L. Sigler, M.D. Ms. Charity A. Townsend Mr. Glenn Sapa Mr. Rick Scott and Mr. Ben Sihota Mr. and Mrs. Mike D. Snegg Mr. and Mrs. Jonathon D. Mrs. Karen Scott Dr. William C. Silberman Mr. and Mrs. David J. Snider Saphier Mr. Rodney L. Scribner Ms. Jeffrey P. Silverstone Mr. and Mrs. Robert Snyder The Susan Sarandon Charitable Mr. Gordon Scullion Ms. Lynda Simmons Ms. Marguerite Soffa Foundation Ms. Jennifer L. Scully This report reflects donations made during the Carter Center’s fiscal donations made during the Carter Center’s year: reflects Sept.This report 1, 2014

43 Dr. and Mrs. Alan Solway Ms. Phyllis Stoecklein Ms. Lucille L. Sommer The Reverend and Mrs. C. Ms. Lola D. Sorrells Eugene Stollings Mrs. Richard Soule Mr. and Mrs. John Stolzenberg Mr. Thomas Sounart and Mr. and Mrs. James M. Stone Mrs. Dawn Sounart Mr. and Mrs. Walter F. Stone Mr. and Mrs. John Southall Stonesfair Financial Corporation Mr. and Mrs. James M. Spain Mr. Robert C. Storlie Mr. and Mrs. James Spainhower Mr. William D. Story Mr. and Mrs. John P. Spalding Mr. Roger E. Stout and Father Richard C. Sparks Ms. Rebecca C. Cummings Mr. Jim Spearman Dr. Barbara S. Stowe Dr. Stuart Speedie and Mr. and Mrs. John Strange Dr. Marilyn Speedie Ms. Lisa Strongin Ms. Margaret J. Spencer and Mr. and Mrs. John D. Stuart Ms. Patricia J. Lahti Ms. Belinda Stubblefield Mr. and Mrs. Steven Spiech Mr. David W. Stump Ms. Elizabeth Morgan Spiegel Mrs. Michael P. Sturdivant Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Spiner Judd & Margaret Sturtevant Mr. and Mrs. Rex J. Spivey Fund of the Fidelity Charitable Mr. Joseph A. Sports Gift Fund Mr. and Mrs. John D. Spragins Judge David L. Stutzman and Ms. Joanne Springer Dr. Wendy Blank St. Thomas Aquinas Parish Mr. Frank Su Ms. Elizabeth C. Staiger Mr. Sidney K. Suggs Mr. and Mrs. David W. Stallard Mr. John Summerhays Mr. Stephen B. Stancliff Mr. James Eric Summers DONORS DURING 2014–2015 Mr. and Mrs. Shelton g. Stanfill Mr. James E. Summerville Jr. Mr. Thomas O. Stanley Sun Hill Foundation Mr. and Mrs. James G. Staples Ms. Mary P. Sundheimer Dr. Michael D. Stargel Mr. and Mrs. David Swain Egyptian women browse at a market in Cairo. After witnessing Dr. Courtney Starks and Mr. Steven Swalgen Egypt’s elections in 2012, The Carter Center has continued to Dr. Joseph Jez Mr. Philip L. Swan and monitor the political situation. Dr. Thad Starner and Mrs. Patricia Swan Ms. Tavenner Hall Dr. Constance Swank Ms. Jennifer C. Taylor Ms. Melinda M. Thomas Dr. and Mrs. Jery R. Stedinger Mr. and Mrs. Richard Swank Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence S. Taylor Rev. William B. Thomas Ms. Elizabeth Steele Mr. Richard R. Swann Mrs. Mary Taylor Dr. Darrell J. Thompson Mr. and Mrs. John Steele Dr. and Mrs. Ronald A. Swanson Mr. R. Scott Taylor Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Earl R. Thompson Mr. Richard E. Steele Jr. Mr. William O. Swanson Mr. Ronald A. Taylor and Ernie Thompson Mr. John A. Steffes Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Swayne Mrs. Margaret Taylor Ms. Janice Thompson Ms. Jackie Steg Mr. Craig Sweat and Dr. Steven S. Taylor Joshua L. Thompson Ms. Patricia C. Stein Mrs. Melinda Sweat Ms. Suzanne K. Taylor Ms. M. Melinda Thompson Ms. Wilhelmina M. Stemmer Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Sweeney Ms. Janice E. Tazelaar Monica Thompson Ms. Heidi Stensby Ms. Cathy Sweet Ms. Barbara Teichert Mr. Richard C. Thomson Mr. and Mrs. David J. Stensrud Ms. Jeanne Swen Temcov Foundation Mr. and Mrs. John A. Thonet Mr. and Mrs. Valton Stephens Ms. Amy Swenson Ms. Carla Susannah Swickerath Mr. Michael Temcov Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan C. Mr. Panos Stephens and Mrs. Mark R. Templeton Throop Dr. Natalie Stephens Mr. Robert Synk Dr. and Mrs. Claude E. Terry Mrs. Olive Tiller Mr. and Ms. Scott G. Stephenson Mr. Douglas Szperka and Mr. Patrick A. Terry Ms. Marian Tintelnot Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Stevens Dr. Christina Szperka Ms. Paula Terry Ms. Linn Tonstad Mr. John Stevens Ms. Genevieve M. Szuba Dr. Tina Tessina and Ms. Mary Tooley Dr. and Mrs. James Stevenson Ms. Kathryn B. Taber Mr. Richard Sharrard Mr. and Mrs. Gino L. Torretta Ms. Marilyn S. Steward Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in Atlanta Mr. and Mrs. David L. Thayer Ms. Dorset Townley Ms. Connie W. Stewart and Ms. Mary C. Thayer Mr. Nicholas Vista Ms. Margarete Talarico Dr. Ronald Townsend Mrs. Navarre Them Mr. George Stewart Mr. and Mrs. James Tartaglia Miss My Luong Tran Mr. and Mrs. Dan C. Tate Sr. Mr. and Mrs. William Ms. Bettina Trautmann Ms. Jackie Stewart Thibodeaux Dr. and Mrs. Verner Stillner Mr. Daniel Taylor and Ms. Phyllis Trible Ms. Trellan Smith Mr. Jean-Claude Thomas Roland D. Trietsch and Mark and Mary Ellen Stinski Ms. Lorraine M. Thomas Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Gary G. Taylor Catherine M. Trietsch Ms. Mary Love Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Mark Stinski Dr. Jean E. Taylor Ms. Lori Triplett

44 Ms. BrendaJ.Wade Mr. andMrs.William D.Waddill Mr. PranavVyas Mr. andMrs.FredVrana Mr. andMrs.MarkVorsatz Ms. PatriciaVolkema Suzann W.Voigt Mr. andMrs.ThomasJ.Vinton Ms. DawnVincent Rev. AudreyVincent Ms. SarahS.Vigoda Mr. andMrs.RoyallVictorIII Vica Foundation Dr. PieroVerro Wanda Vaught Ms. MarthaL.Vaughan Ms. JoanneMarieVanderbilt Dr. W.ChristianVandenberg Ambassador andMrs.WilliamJ. The MelindaandWilliamJ. Mr. andMrs.MarkVanSant Mary andLowellVanDeRiet Ms. SusanM.vandenToorn Mr. RichardH.Usher Ken UrdahlandRuth Dr. andMrs.DavidU’Prichard The UpperCrust The HonorableThomasA. United StatesSecretService Dr. JohnR.UglumIII Mr. JamesR.Uber Mr. CarterB.Tyler Ms. CharleneE.Twente Mr. andMrs.MichaelTveite Mr. PaulTurnerand Mr. andMrs.JohnTurner Turner Foundation Ms. MarcellaTurk Mr. JamesTunstall Ms. HeatherTullyand Mr. DavidW.Tuffy Mr. andMrs.TimothyC.Tuff Dr. andMrs.ThomasG.Tudor Tudor FamilyFoundation Mr. JamesE.Tuckerand Mr. andMrs.RussTuck Mr. TonyTruong Mr. GeoffreyTrullingerand Olivia M.Truhlar Mr. andMrs.MichaelTruchard Mr. andMrs.LeRoyS.Troyer and Dr.ElizabethNeubig vanden Heuvel vanden HeuvelFoundation Foundation Family FundoftheMinneapolis Unverferth Mrs. WendyGruen Mr. MichaelGreenstein Mrs. LauraM.Tucker Mrs. DaliaTrullinger Mr. EdwardE.Westbrook Mr. andMrs.AndrewWestbrook Ms. HelenH.West Wesley UnitedMethodist Mr. TedWerthman Mr. RichardWerremeyer Ms. WendyK.Werby Mr. andMrs.ChristopherWendt Mr. andMrs.MaxW.Wendell Ms. BettyA.Welty Mr. andMrs.RobertC.Welter Mr. DavidWelden Mr. EdWelchand Mr. MarvinF.Weissberg Mr. GeorgeKeithWeiss Mrs. EricWeinmann Mr. andMrs.ThomasL. Paul L.Weiden,MDand Dr. JannaP.Wehrle Ms. SusenWehner Dr. JohnWehnerand Mr. JackWebb Dr. andMrs.J.DixWayman Mr. andMrs.MichaelJ.Wax Ms. AleciaL.Wawrzynski Mr. andMrs.JackH.WatsonJr. Ms. BeckyS.Watson Ms. MaureenT.Watkins Ms. CathrynA.Wasson Mr. andMrs.ThomasH.Warren Warren FamilyFundofThe Ms. KathrynL.Warren Ms. ElizabethC.Warren Mr. andMrs.RobertWarner Mr. andMrs.FrankW. Ms. EvelynWareand Ms. CarolE.Ware The HonorableHoraceT.Ward Mr. andMrs.EdwardW.Ward Mr. DonaldJ.Wardand Professor andMrs.BarclayWard Mr. AlbertJ.Ward Ms. RuthWarbington Dr. SusanWang Ms. WangQian Estate ofLoisandJimmyWaltrip Mr. LesterD.Wallace Ms. CarolynWalker Ms. SantoshiWagner-Anue Mr. StevenWadsworth Dr. JudithElaineWade Church Mrs. MarshaWelch Weinman Ms. BeverlyLinkletter Dr. AsuncionMartinez-Wehner Columbus Foundation Warner III Mr. DarienWare Ms. JenniferL.Eis 45 Mr. andMrs.Jack Woods Ms. MarionWoodfieldand Dr. PatriciaA.Woodall Mr. andMrs.BransonL. The HonorableS.B.Woo Mr. AlexanderWoo Ms. KimWong Mr. JacobWolters Dr. RichardV.Wolfenden Ms. PattyWolf Mr. andMrs.CharlesL.Wolf Dr. EdwardWittenand Miss RaineyIsabelWise Dr. RobertL.Wintermyer Mr. EdwardB.Wilson Mr. andMrs.DavidJ.Wilson Ms. AlettaT.Wilson Mrs. MaryD.Wilsey Ms. DenaG.Willmore Dr. JohnS.Willisand Mr. WilliamE.Williamson Mr. WalkerWilliams Mr. TimWilliams Mrs. LillieB.Williams Dr. HowardWilliams Williams FamilyFoundation John andMarciaWilkinson Mr. JeffreyD.Wilk Mr. PeterD.Wildesand Mr. EverettWilcock Mr. andMrs.JohnF.Wieland Dr. andMrs.DavidWiegman Dr. andMrs.DavidA.Wiebe Dr. andMrs.PerH.Wickstrom Ms. CarmenR.Wickland Dr. RichardWhittingtonand Ms. NancyG.Whitney Ms. DorothyG.Whitmore Dr. andMrs.JamesD. Mrs. HelenWhitehead Mr. andMrs.ThomasWhite Mr. RobertM.White Dr. JaneWhiteand Rev. Dr.andMrs.CraigM. Ms. ElizabethWhelan Ms. MarileeWheeler Mr. andMrs.KevinWhalen Mr. EugeneD.Weymouth Mr. JamesG.Wetrich Ms. WendyWestlund Dr. andMrs.W.Daniel Mr. MarcWeinberg Wood III Dr. ChiaraNappi Dr. JudithH.Willis Dr. JuliaW.Wildes Dr. JaneL.Coleman Whitehouse Mr. JoeAmerling Whitcher Westerkam Mr. WalterWurfeland Ms. AmyWuliger-Knee Mr. RexWright Mr. andMrs.PhilipM.Wright Mr. HomerE.WrightJr. Ms. DeborahFayeWright Rev. ConstanceT.Wright Mr. andMrs.AlanWortman Mrs. StinsonE.Worley Mr. KevinR.Woolf Mr. andMrs.J.AllenWoodward Dr. andMrs.RonaldK.Woods Mr. TuenPingYangandMs. Jiong Yan Ms. ElaineYakura Dr. BarbaraYager Mr. IvanYaeger Mr. andMrs.RobertT.Xeras William YerkesJr.and Dr. ClariceYentsch Ms. YePeilin Ms. ChristinaD.Yarnold Jean Schiro-Zavelaand The JVSchiroZavelaFoundation Ms. TheresaL.Zapotocky Dr. CarolZapalowski Mr. andMrs.CarlV.Zangardi Dr. DavidS.Zamierowski Estate ofWilfredJ.Zalaznik Jan Zahrly Mr. andMrs.RichardW.Zahn Mr. StevenE.Yuhas Ms. MarieYovanovitch Mr. andMrs.StuartYoung Mr. PierreA.Young Mr. MichaelE.Young Mr. CarlE.Young Mr. JeffYork Mr. andMrs.BarryYork Dr. KatrinaYielding Mr. andMrs.MichaelV.Yester Ms. BernadetteZigalo-Del Mr. JamesR.Ziegler Mr. JunpeiZhou Ms. YingZhao Ms. ClareP.Zens Mr. JosephC.Zengerle Mr. RichardW. Zurek Mr. andMrs.ArthurZrimsek Ms. DeborahJ.Zorn Ms. MarilynR.Zitterkopf Ms. NancyJ.Zimmerman Dr. PhyllisArnZimmer Dr. SusanZimicki Ms. SaraFitzgerald Ann NaDong Carol Yerkes Vance Zavela Braccio

This report reflects donations made during the Carter Center’s fiscal year: Sept. 1, 2014 – Aug. 31, 2015. Cabinet $10,000+ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Eccles Mr. Nicholas Lamonica Dr. Forrest A. Smith Anonymous (8) Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Edgerley Mr. Michael Lebowitz Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Smith Mr. John B. Adams Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Engelke Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Lemaire Mr. and Mrs. James A. Squires Dr. and Mrs. Heinz Aeschbach Mr. and Mrs. C. Paul Estep Mr. and Mrs. David R. Lewis Mr. and Mrs. John P. Squires Ms. Barbara J. Allain Mr. and Mrs. Russell Foszcz David R. and Betsy Lewis Mr. Edward Stern and Dr. and Mrs. Michael A. Arrow Mr. and Mrs. Cameron H. Fowler Foundation Ms. Claudia Hearn Mr. and Mrs. James H. Averill Jr. Ms. Mary Ann Francis Ms. Elizabeth A. Liebman The Claudia Hearn and Edward Stern Foundation Mr. and Mrs. James F. Barksdale Mr. and Mrs. Charles French Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Limbach Stichting Virtutis Opus Richard Allan Barry Family Full Circle Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Lockyer Charitable Foundation Mr. David H. Gambrell Mr. and Mrs. Russell Lyon Suggs Family Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Richard A. Barry David Gambrell Endowment Dr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Maas Mr. Chade-Meng Tan Mr. Joseph Bates and Fund Loris Masterton Family Tan Teo Charitable Foundation Ms. Lillie McAllister Ms. Amy Gazard Foundation UAD Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Teutsch Mrs. Wilma Baumgartner Dr. Paul W. Gerke Mrs. William L. Masterton Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Thomas Robert and Joan Blackman Roger and Brenda Gibson Mr. Michael McClain and Mrs. Laura Tietz Family Foundation Roger and Brenda Gibson Ms. Kathleen Quinn Andrew Tobias Dr. and Mrs. Robert Blackman Family Foundation Mr. Richard E. McClain Two or More Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Casey Blood Ms. Joan L. Gilkison Mr. Robert H. McKinney Mr. David R. Virden Mr. John A. Boettcher Mr. and Mrs. David D. Gill Mr. Brian McMaster and The Honorable Paul A. Volcker Ms. Deborah Bombard Dr. Frits Goldschmeding Ms. Kathleen Strouse Mr. Paul E. von Kuster III Mr. George Bristol and Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Mr. James McNamara Wallace Family Limited Ms. Gretchen Denny Goodrich Ms. Karen S. McVoy Partnership Reverend and Mrs. John Brown Mr. and Mrs. Donald G. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Merrill Mr. W. Don Wallace Bruce Family Limited Partnership Goodwin Mr. and Mrs. Glen Mumey Mr. and Mrs. William C. Mr. Robert C. Bruce Donald G. Goodwin Family Mr. Peter M. Musser Wehmeier Dr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Foundation, Inc Mr. Robert E. Naser Dr. and Mrs. John D. Welch Burmeister Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Grubbs Mr. Kent C. Nelson and Sarah R. Wetherbee Charitable Dr. and Mrs. Steven F. Burrall The Geoffrey Gund Foundation Ms. Ann Starr Trust Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Cannon Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey Gund Nicholl Family Foundation Mr. Michael J. Wetherbee Ms. Vanessa E. Cannon Mr. Carroll J. Haas Sr. Ms. Teresa A. Nicholl Dr. Stephen Wheeler and Mr. and Mrs. Douglas W. Caves Ms. Margaret E. Haas Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Northrop Dr. Patricia Wheeler Ting Tsung and Wei Fong Chao Mr. and Mrs. Clifford J. Hall Sir Emeka Offor Mr. Thomas Wielenga Foundation Mr. Tom Hare Mr. Kenneth Olivier and Mr. David Douglas Wilson and Mrs. Melody Wilder Wilson AMBASSADORS CIRCLE 2014–2015 The Ching Family Mr. and Mrs. Steven F. Hauser Ms. Angela Nomellini Ms. Karen Clark Mr. Rick Meeker Hayman Mr. and Mrs. Eric Olsen Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Wilson Mr. John R. Clifford Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Hill Dr. Eunice B. Ordman and The Wilson Family Foundation Ms. Margaret A. Cook Levy Ms. Alice Houseknecht Dr. Edward T. Ordman Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Mark Wright Cooper Thomas, LLC Alice and Jaclyn Houseknecht Ms. F. Taylor Pape and Mr. Haddon Hufford Wrocklage Family Charitable Dr. Arnold R. Cowan and Foundation Foundation Rev. Christine A. Cowan Dr. Marla S. Howard Mr. Hassel E. Perrel Ms. Lynne E. Wrocklage Dr. Frank A. Critz Mr. Chris Hughes Dr. and Mrs. Theodore Petroulas Mr. William E. Chapman and Mr. and Mrs. John J. Cross John C. and Karyl Kay Hughes Mr. Robert Pew and Ms. Susan Taylor Dr. Ellen H. Yankellow The Honorable and Mrs. John H. Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Cary Yeh Dalton Mr. and Mrs. Mark R. Humphrey Dr. and Mrs. Keith H. Randall Ms. Margaret Young Dr. Peter B. Danzig and Mr. and Mrs. Phil Hurt Mr. Kurt N. Rathjen Ms. Lava Thomas Ms. Anne Martin Reynolds Ms. Christine Hurtsellers Diplomat $5,000–$9,999 Dr. and Mrs. Clayton Dean Robert M. Rogers Investments Ms. Margaret M. Hyatt Anonymous (5) Mr. and Mrs. Steven A. Denning Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Rogers Mr. Bahman M. Irvani Mr. William B. Ackerman Mr. and Mrs. David B. Dillard Mrs. Fritz M. Rottman Ms. Elizabeth A. Jaskoski Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Alexander Mr. and Mrs. Pete Docter Rottman Family Charitable Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jenkins Jr. Ms. Priscilla Alexander Dornick Foundation Inc. Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Stephen D. Mr. H. Inman Allen Douglas Foundation Johnston The Sage Foundation Mrs. Margaret Allen Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Douglas Mr. Chris Jones and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd C. Sanger Jr. The Arches Foundation Mr. Charles M. Doyle and Mrs. Barb Jones Dame Marjorie M. Scardino Ms. Jocelyn A. Holash Mr. and Mrs. Saied R. Karamooz Mrs. John H. Schaff Mr. and Mrs. H. Ross Arnold III Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Mr. John A. Kazanjian Ms. Deborah Selby Mr. Bernard Attal Duncan Jr. Mr. Philip D. Kearns and Mr. Gary S. Selken Sirdar Aly Aziz Dr. Brad Dyke Mrs. Grace E. Ray Mr. and Mrs. Peter Shattuck Dr. and Mrs. Emerson M. Babb Walter and Ursula Eberspacher Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Kerns Sheth Family Foundation Ms. Helena Rasche Baier Foundation Frank S. and Julia M. Ladner Dr. and Mrs. Jagdish Sheth Dr. and Mrs. Jens Bakke Mr. and Mrs. Walter Eberspacher Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Shevlin Mr. and Mrs. J. Gregory The Eccles Family Foundation Mrs. Julia M. Ladner Mr. and Mrs. Brian J. Smith Ballentine Ms. Laurie Balmuth 46 Mr. James A. Barker Mrs. Susan Gibson and Joseph and Katherine Macari Mr. and Mrs. John Schreiber Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Mr. Mark Bergman Foundation Ms. Doris J. Seely Barrow III Mr. and Mrs. John A. Gilmartin Mrs. Katherine Macari Ms. Jane E. Shivers and Mr. Andrew E. Beck III Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence D. Gilson Mr. Edward Magarian Mr. William M. Sharp Sr. Beightler Squires Charitable Mr. Zachary Goldberg Mr. Robert Marsh The Sikand Foundation Trust Mr. and Mrs. Kevin J. Gorman John Ray Mattheis, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Brent L. Slay Mr. and Mrs. Brad R. Benton Ms. Tilly M. Grey Mr. Brian K. Mazar and Dr. and Mrs. R. Bob Smith III Ms. Susan E. Bevington Mr. Donal Grogan Mrs. Anne S. Mazar Dr. and Mrs. Robert V. Stachnik Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bockman Mr. and Mrs. Philip J. Grosz Mr. Mark McCall and Mr. Robert Stets Jr. Mr. Franz-Josef Boll The Emanuel & Riane Gruss Ms. Marianna Kulak The Paul and Karen Sullivan Ms. Nina Boniske Charitable Foundation Ms. Dianne McCarthy Charitable Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Kent R. Bourquin Ms. Joan B. Haan The Honorable and Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. James Bowman Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Habig Mrs. Alonzo L. McDonald Jr. Sutter Instrument Company Mr. Jeffrey T. Bowman Ms. Ann H. Hadfield Dr. Mary Jo McGee-Brown Dr. Peter Swift Mr. Albert F. Brandel Mr. and Mrs. Bruce S. Hall Mr. Scott McLaughlin Mr. Greg Teeters Ms. Susan Z. Breyer Bruce S. & Betty L. Hall Mr. and Mrs. Hugh J. McLellan Dr. Samuel T. Test Ms. Martha Finn Brooks Charitable Foundation Ms. Susanne McMillan ThinFilms Inc. Ms. Terri D. Bullock Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Dr. Rene McNall-Knapp Mr. and Mrs. Mark W. Tipton Ms. Rosemary Burbank Hamilton Ms. Jean M. Meek and Mr. and Mrs. Dan Vogel Mr. George Meek Dr. and Mrs. Paul R. Butler Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald K. Hampton Milner Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Wackowski Carrington Mr. and Mrs. Peter V. Harris Mr. and Mrs. James Milner Mr. Dougin Walker and Mr. and Mrs. John B. Carroll Robert and Shirley Harris Dr. Masakazu Miyagi and Ms. Elizabeth Bromley Family Foundation Dr. Mary Miyagi Dr. Thomas J. Carter Ms. Nancy Wallace Dr. William Hausdorff and Mr. Richard A. Muller Ms. May S. Wang Mr. and Mrs. John Cassidy Ms. Wendell Hausdorff Dr. Christopher Mullin and Mr. Qaiser Waraich Dr. Louis Centofanti and HCD Foundation Dr. Sarah Gaffen Ms. Wanda Rachels The Ward Foundation Mr. George M. Hecht Mr. Leo F. Mullin Mr. and Mrs. John K. Chalmers Mr. and Mrs. John F. Ward Ms. Ann D. Herbert Mr. Arshad Mumtaz Ms. Lynda Chesterton Commander Peter Ward Mr. and Mrs. Philip J. Hickey Jr. Ms. Myra M. Munson Dr. and Mrs. W. Randall Cline Mr. and Mrs. Michael Warlick Dr. Nelson D. Horseman Mr. and Mrs. Martin F. Murphy Ken and Sandy Collier Mr. and Mrs. Timothy A. Watt Mr. Donald G. Houk Ms. Eleanor Murphy Mr. Basil J. Connor Ms. Wynelle W. White Mr. and Mrs. Richard Housh Dr. and Mrs. Will L. Nash Mrs. Anne Covert Malcolm Hewitt Wiener Ms. Margaret Hughes Mr. and Mrs. William B. Neely Crawford & Company Foundation F. A. Hunter & Associates The Honorable and Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm H. Wiener Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Culver Mrs. Samuel A. Nunn Jr. Mr. Farley A. Hunter Mr. and Mrs. James C. Williams Mr. Bradley N. Currey Jr. Father William Olesik Rev. Dr. Riley Jensen and Dr. Marilyn Williams The Dart Bank Dr. Pamela Kidd Ms. Grace Orton Kate and Richard Wolters Mr. and Mrs. Lynn R. Davis Ms. Freda K. Johnson Mr. Sunny K. Park Mr. and Mrs. David Dawson Foundation Mr. George H. Johnson Mr. Peter J. Petkas Ms. Grace Wooding Mr. Jeffrey Dennis Ms. Luci Baines Johnson Drs. Lew and Winfred Pinch Mr. Eric Dodds Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth M. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce A. Judson The Pitrof Fund of The Chicago Woodworth Mr. Robert A. Dudley Mr. and Mrs. John W. Community Foundation Peggy and Lee Zeigler Dr. Bruce Duke and Kapouch Jr. Mrs. William A. Porter Dr. Janice Duke Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Kelly Dr. Keith W. Prasse and Envoy $2,500–$4,999 Mr. and Mrs. Kevin M. Duke Ms. Mary Pat Killian Dr. Susan W. Prasse Anonymous (2) Dull Homestead Mrs. Lyn B. Kirkland Mrs. Rita Coveney Pudenz Ms. Tamara Abell Mr. John W. Failor Mr. and Mrs. William H. Kleh Mrs. Sita Rao Ms. Kay E. Adair Mr. Paul S. Fan and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Kobs Ms. Ruth G. Reeder Ms. Lai-Sang Young Ms. Susan W. Almy Mr. and Mrs. Robert Koran Mr. Tilman Reinhardt Professor and Mrs. Joseph Farrell Ms. Debra Egly Anderson Drs. Mark and Diana Kudes Mr. Patrick F. Robertson Dr. Larry J. Anderson and Mr. Jay M. Feinman and Dr. and Mrs. Gaylan Rockswold Ms. Carole A. Wood Rev. and Mrs. Gary R. LaCroix Ms. Karen Torghele Dr. and Mrs. Edward H. Romond Mr. Kevin Filter Dr. Susan M. Laing Rev. and Mrs. Philip A. The Barbara Ross Charitable Anderson Finn Brooks Family Foundation Dr. James T. Langland and Dr. Penny I. Langland Trust Mr. Brian Arbogast and The Fraser Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Eugene C. Lee Dr. Ernesto Ruiz-Tiben and Ms. Valerie Tarico Mr. and Mrs. James C. Free Mr. Thomas P. Lemke Mrs. Emilia Ruiz Mr. and Mrs. Bruce H. Mr. J. Rex Fuqua Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Leonard Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Albert H. Rusher Armstrong G.D.S. Legacy Foundation Ms. Peggy Lichter Nathan & Shelly Sarkisian Ms. Ann M. Ashton Robert E. Gallagher Charitable Foundation Mr. Bruce C. Lincoln David A. Atefi, M.D. Trust Mr. and Mrs. Kevin J. Sauder Dr. Stan M. Lindenfeld Mr. and Mrs. Jack L. Bacon General Building Maintenance The John and Kathleen Schreiber Mr. Richard F. Lyon Mr. and Mrs. Marvin L. Bailey Mr. Safar I. Ghazal Foundation Mr. and Mrs. David M. Baker to the Carter Center Annual Fund. gifts of $1,000 or more unrestricted of the Ambassadors Circle contribute Members 47 Mr. and Mrs. Karl E. Bakhtiari Ms. Shirley Evenitsky Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. Howle Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Maser Mr. Joe T. Bamberg Mr. Robert V. Evers Mr. MacLay Hoyne The John J. and Maryanne T. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd J. Baroody Dr. and Mrs. Edward Ewing Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hruska Mauriel Family Foundation Ms. Janet M. Bartlett Experimur, LLC Hull Family Foundation Mr. James A. McBride and Mr. Michael Batte and Mr. and Mrs. L. Reade Fahs Mr. M. Blair Hull Ms. Mary Morse Ms. Wanda Kile Mrs. Dara Fairgrieves Mr. and Mrs. Daniel S. Hummel Mr. and Mrs. Brandon S. McCall Mr. and Mrs. Bryan T. Bebb Mr. and Mrs. James W. Felt Mr. and Mrs. James Hunt, F.S.A., Mr. and Mrs. Alex F. McCalla Mr. William F. Beemer Dr. R. Fenton-May Ret’d Ronald & Pat McClain Good Samaritan Trust Dr. and Mrs. Robert A. Berenson Mr. Rodney Ferguson and Mr. and Mrs. Michael H. Mr. Wayne Bert and Ms. Kathleen Egan Iacolucci Mrs. Lynne B. McClendon Ms. Kerstin Jagerbo The Firefly Trust Dr. Marianne Jackson Mr. Kevin McEntee Dr. David F. Blake Ms. Kristin Fossum Ms. Maria H. Jalics Mr. Wade F. McKenzie Mr. John W. Bloom Mr. and Mrs. Matthew S. Frazier Jalima Holdings, Ltd. Mr. and Mrs. James M. McKinney Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Boger Ms. Cynthia Evans Freshnock Jana Foundation Ms. Julie Millane Mr. and Mrs. Gordon S. Bonham Mr. Markus Fromherz and Ms. Isabel H. Jasinowski Ms. Marilyn L. Brodie Ms. Heike Schmitz Mr. and Mrs. Jerry J. Jasinowski Mr. Laurence K. Miller Mr. Robert Clarke Brown Mr. Aki Fujimura and Mr. Robert L. Jennings Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Miller Mr. Willard B. Brown Ms. Sally Siao Ms. Barbara H. Bott Mr. Stuart Mills and Mrs. Helen Probst Mills Dr. William T. Browne and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Funk Mr. and Mrs. Alan H. Jobe Dr. Evelyn W. Browne Mr. James F. Gammill and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce E. Johnsen Dr. and Mrs. Harvey Mohrenweiser Dr. David Brunco Ms. Susan H. Alexander Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Johnson Ms. Maria A. Montalvo Mr. Mike R. Budzik and Ms. Stephanie Garber and Mr. Frederick D. Johnson Ms. Sarah A. Tacoma Mr. David M. Collins Mr. and Mrs. Scott T. Ms. Kimberly A. Johnson Montgomery Ms. Mary Alice Burack Ms. Janine B. Gensheimer Mr. Charles E. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Moody Ms. Susan Okie Bush Mr. Gregory J. Gerhard Mr. Andrew Kail Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Gibson Ms. Dorothy J. Moore and Mr. Gary A. Butts Mr. and Mrs. Vinod Kariat Mr. Jeffrey C. Ward The Honorable Gordon D. Giffin Mr. and Mrs. Christophe Cadiou Mr. Christopher A. Keenan The Honorable Ambler H. Ms. Cecily L. Cassum Ms. Clevie E. Gladney Dr. James J. Kent Moss Jr. Mr. Dan T. Cathy Googasian Family Foundation Ms. Florence Kerkhoff Ms. Barbara Munn Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Mr. and Mrs. George Googasian Dr. and Mrs. Onnik Keshishian Mr. Robert R. Munoz and Champion Mr. and Mrs. Chesley M. Greene Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan B. Kluger Ms. Pamela Hughes Mr. Albert Chiang Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Greene Mr. and Mrs. Mark Knuth Ms. Lee Ann Myers Chick-fil-A Dr. and Mrs. Martin C. Gregory Mr. Bruce J. Koehler Mr. Michael Nelson and AMBASSADORS CIRCLE 2014–2015 Dr. and Mrs. Paul M. Christensen Dr. and Mrs. James L. Groskreutz Dr. and Mrs. M. Roman Kotlarek Ms. Louise Durocher Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. Mr. Jeffrey B. Grossman Kugelman Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Daniel E. O’Neill Cleaver Jr. Mr. R. Todd Hagemeyer Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence N. Ms. Lisa Orberg Ms. Marge Coahran Mr. Robert S. Hagge Jr. Kugelman Dr. Harold E. Ott Mr. Robert A. Cook Mr. Jeffrey J. Hallett and Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Page Mr. and Mrs. John H. Costello III Mrs. Debra Ann Cameron Labowsky Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Parke Ms. Christine R. Cottrell Mr. Art Hamilton Ms. Jessica Ledbetter and Mr. and Mrs. Christopher D. Mr. Erik Crank and Mr. and Mrs. Herman H. Ms. Ranee Barsanti Patton Mrs. Laura Arbilla Hamilton Mrs. Judith C. Lee Mr. and Mrs. Daniel K. Paulien Mrs. Pamelia Crockett Ms. Patricia Haneline Mr. Dale W. Leibach PDM Areta Crowell Ms. Ermaline Hannum Ms. Sue Leong Pee Dee Orchards Dr. George W. Cunningham Dr. and Mrs. M. Emdadul Haque Ms. Elsa Limbach Dr. Deborah S. Lee and Mr. Danny Cupit Dr. and Mrs. John B. Hardman Mr. Lawrence P. Littlewood and Mr. John W. Peifer Mr. and Mrs. Richard I. Cushman Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hargadon Dr. Edna M. Littlewood Mr. and Mrs. Guy D. Pfeiffer Mr. and Mrs. Frank Czarnecki Ms. Ann-Marie Hartline Mr. Dennis P. Lockhart Mr. James M. Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Mark Dawson Drs. Harry and Lynne Haverkos Mr. Gregory Loek and Ms. Rev. Ezra A. Pickup Jr. Mr. William A. Deacon Mrs. Judith Hays Kathleen Rice Mr. and Mrs. Steven Pieper Mr. Denis C. Devlin Mr. Greg K. Hecht Dr. and Mrs. William B. Long Mr. Gunnar Plake Ms. Tina Devries Mr. and Mrs. James J. The Honorable and Mr. Dan Buttimer and Mrs. Robert J. Dorwart Heckenbach Mrs. Anthony Lourey Dr. Elizabeth Plunkett-Buttimer Mr. and Mrs. Glenn R. Doshay Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Henney Ms. Dianne Luketic Mrs. Lawrence E. Poorman Ms. Betsy Downey Stokes Ms. Jill Lundquist Ms. Linda D. Pryor Mr. Douglas O. Drake Mr. Joseph E. Herbst Ms. Anne Marie Macari Ms. Marilyn Reeves Mr. Frank Dunau and Mr. and Mrs. James D. Hier Marquis George MacDonald Mr. and Mrs. D. Paul Regan Ms. Amy Davis Mr. and Mrs. Philip E. Foundation Daniel L. and Sophie K. Reiber Eagan Family Foundation Holladay Jr. Mr. Joseph MacDonald Charitable Trust Mr. John F. Eagan Mr. William G. Holt Ms. Julia Maher Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Reppun Mr. and Mrs. Eric Elfner Dr. Paul Holzman and Ms. Patricia B. Maloomian Mr. Sung Rhee and Dr. Barbara Crass Dr. Antoinette S. Emch Mr. and Mrs. James F. Ms. Stephanie Baker Mr. and Mrs. Alan Horne Marchman III 48 Ms. Kathleen Rice Mr. Douglas Szperka and Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Alexander Mr. David W. Barts Ms. Laura M. Rice Dr. Christina Szperka Mr. and Mrs. Silvio P. Alfeo Mr. David W. Bartz Ms. Reta Peoples Richardson Ms. Jennifer C. Taylor Lindsay S. Alger, M.D. The Barzinji Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Peter Rodman Ms. Barbara Teichert Mr. Ken Allen Mr. Darrel Bateman Mr. Lee J. Roehrdanz Mr. Jean-Claude Thomas Mrs. Tricia Allen Mr. Stephen Bates Mr. and Mrs. Gerald M. Rohan Ms. Janice Thompson Mr. Steve M. Alpers Mr. George W. Bauer Roman Dental Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy S. Troyer Ms. Eleanor Alston Mr. Richard A. Baumgartner Mr. Paul Romano Mr. and Mrs. Timothy C. Tuff Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Ambs Mr. Alan Baxter Dr. and Mrs. Ronald R. Rudolph Mr. James Tunstall Ms. Angelique Anderson and Ms. Patti Baynham Mr. and Mrs. W. Timothy Ryan Ms. Susan M. van den Toorn Mr. Jeffrey Anderson Dr. Robert E. Beach and Mr. and Mrs. William J. Sablesak Mary and Lowell Van DeRiet The Honorable and Mrs. Brady Dr. Patricia S. Beach Mr. Noel Sanborn and Ms. Family Fund of the Minneapolis Anderson Ms. Caryl Conry Beal Virginia Lee Foundation Dr. Cris J. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Beal Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Sanders The Melinda and William J. Ms. Lee Ann Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Byron T. Beasley vanden Heuvel Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Carl W. Sandlin Mr. and Mrs. Roger Anderson Ms. Lauren Beaudry Ambassador and Mrs. William J. Ms. Karin F. Sandvik Mr. and Mrs. Weston A. Mr. and Mrs. Bryce L. Beck vanden Heuvel Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Paul David Paul L. Weiden, MD and Mrs. Darla Beck Schaeffer Mrs. Jean Andreen and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Becker Ms. Beverly Linkletter Mr. Wayne Andreen Leonard A. Schlossberg, M.D. Ms. Betty A. Welty Ms. Sheri Beckler Dr. and Mrs. Lanny D. Schmidt Mr. Brian Anthony and Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Wendt Mr. Joseph Fitzpatrick Ms. Susan J. Bedford Mr. Philip E. Schoene and Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Westbrook The Beggs Family Foundation Ms. Amy Bolton Dr. Roberto Oscar Aquilano Mr. James G. Wetrich Ms. Sandi Jo Behnken Mr. and Mrs. Harold Schofield Ms. Miriam N. Arbelo Ms. Elizabeth Whelan Mr. Kenneth Belcher Ms. Kathryn Schultz Mr. Norman A. Arnold Ms. Dorothy G. Whitmore Mr. Kevin W. Arthur Reverend Emily Bell and Mr. and Mrs. William Mr. Bob Bell Mr. and Mrs. John F. Wieland Ms. Mary Arthur Schumacher Dr. Gregory J. Bell Mr. Tim Williams Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Arthur Mr. and Mrs. David A. Sears Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bellardo Mr. Thomas N. Secor Mr. Walter Wurfel and Dr. Kazuko K. Artus Ms. Sara Fitzgerald Mrs. Harold Bellinger Ms. Kathleen A. Shiel Mrs. W. F. Askins Mr. Steven E. Yuhas Albert & Pamela Bendich Dr. Scott L. Siegal and Mr. Ehab Atalla Ms. Bernadette Zigalo-Del Charitable Trust Dr. Suzanne Shenk Mr. Roger Atkinson and Mrs. Albert Bendich Braccio Ms. Janet Arey Sierra Investment Management Mr. Richard Benfield Dr. Susan Zimicki Mrs. Phoebe Atwood Mr. Joseph F. Sifer Mr. David L. Bennett Mr. Richard W. Zurek Mr. Clarence Avant Mr. A. Boyd Simpson and Mr. Joseph J. Bennett Ms. Melody Mann-Simpson Mr. and Mrs. Moses Awe Emissary $1,000–$2,499 Mrs. Charles W. Benton Mr. and Mrs. Gregory R. Simpson Mr. Peter Aweida Anonymous (29) Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Berg Ms. Ruth K. Sims Ms. Beverly A. Bacon Mr. Eugene Aaron Ms. Joan H. Bergmann Dr. Murali Sivarajan and Mr. and Mrs. Jeff C. Bailey Ms. Kathleen M. Abbey Mr. and Mrs. Lee Berk Dr. Gouri Sivarajan Dr. and Mrs. Alfred L. Baker Mr. and Mrs. W. Randall Abney Mr. Laurence N. Berking Mr. Thomas W. Slankard Mr. Bill R. Baker Mr. Alan R. Abrams Mr. and Mrs. Scott Bernecker Dr. Brett T. Brinker and Mr. and Mrs. David J. Baker Abrams Foundation, Inc Dr. David A. Bernstein Dr. Heather A. Slay Mr. and Mrs. Gareth D. Baker Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Abrams Rev. and Mrs. James G. Berry Ms. Elizabeth W. Slifer Ms. Glenda L. Baker Mr. and Mrs. Daryl Ackerman Mr. John T. Berry and Patricia K. Smith Charitable Mr. and Mrs. James V. 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58 Rev. andMrs.William K. Mr. RichardC. Hardes Ms. ErmalineHannum Reverend andMrs.EarlK. Mr. andMrs.TimothyJ. Ms. MaryK.Hampton Ms. KayHamner Ms. FlorenceB.Hamlin Mrs. JohnWayneHall Mr. andMrs.DonaldR.Hall Mr. andMrs.CliffordJ.Hall Mr. andMrs.FloydC.Hale Ms. RosemaryHagen Mr. andMrs.DonaldL.Habig Mr. andMrs.WalterE.Grubbs Mr. FredGroband Mrs. LeslieGrimesandMr. Mr. CharlesGrimes Dr. E.RawsonGriffinIIIand Ms. TillyM.Grey Dr. andMrs.J.RonaldGreen Ms. CatherineGreen Ms. MargoGrbinichHunt Ms. LyndaGraves Linda H.Grant Ms. BeverlyJ.Grant Mr. andMrs.KenK.Gouw Mr. andMrs.CliffB.GosneyJr. Dr. PatGordinand Mr. AlejandroR.Gonzales- Pastor andMrs.DuaneE. Dr. andMrs.PeterGloor Ms. SusanGaleGleghorn Mr. DonaldS.Gingrich Mr. andMrs.JamesL.Gillen Mr. andMrs.DarwinGervais Dr. PaulGerke Ms. JaneGering Mrs. E.AlvinGerhardt Ms. MargaretH.George Mrs. KathrynA.George Mrs. OlgaB.Gechas Mr. W.F.Gasnerand Ms. RachaelM.Garrity Mrs. HughA.Garnett Mr. FarleyM.Galbraith Mr. andMrs.LadellJ.Futch Ms. NellFunk Mr. RoyFrysinger Ms. MaryE.Frieberg Dr. NancyM.Frick Ms. JacquelineFrench Harman Hanna Hampton Ms. DorothyKinney Daniel C.Grimes Ms. D.ClarkGriffin-Eddings Mr. LarryGordin Garcia Goetsch Ms. LurleneKyles Ms. LindaO.Johnson Mr. JamesS.Johnson Dr. andMrs.J.Timothy Johnson Ms. BarbaraAnnJezl Mr. MatthewJewett Dr. RobertC.Jespersen Mr. MarvinD.Jensen Mr. JasonJensen Mr. andMrs.RobertJennaro Mrs. J.MichelleJenn Loree AnnandDavidJanusz Ms. DianeS.Jacqmin Ms. M.ChristineJacobs Ms. KarenJ.Jacobs Dr. MarianneJackson Mr. andMrs.B.WilliamIrlbeck Mr. RobertA.IpockJr.and Mr. RichardG.HutchesonIII Mr. RobertR.Humphrey Ms. MargaretHughes Ms. CharlotteA.Hubley Dr. SueHowe Ms. RitaHovakimian Dr. andMrs.RonaldC.Houts Mr. StevenHollingsworthand Ms. R.DianeHolliday Ms. JoanneHoemberg Mr. andMrs.WayneE. Mr. KennethHochstedler Mr. andMrs.BobHochman Ms. MaryEllenHill Mrs. MariaC.Higginsand Mr. andMrs.LaVernD.Hiebert Ms. DanaHice Mr. andMrs.WilliamS.Hewett Ms. CarolA.Henning Ms. LindaHelms Heartspring Foundation Mr. RickMeekerHayman Mr. JonathanHawes Mrs. JosephR.Haun Ms. CarolHartz Mr. C.LaVernHartvigson Ms. Ann-MarieHartline Mr. RobertW.Harris Mrs. DavidH.Harris Mr. LairdHarris Mr. andMrs.HubertL.HarrisJr. Ms. PatriciaG.Harrington Reverend ShaunHarrigan Mr. WilliamT.Harperand Ms. JanetHarold Mr. DennisHarmsand Mr. andMrs.WilliamR.Harmon Dr. KimIpock and Mr.C.RobertKincaid Ms. DaideeSpringer Hochstetler Mr. ChesterA.HigginsSr. Ms. BridaM.Smith Ms. SusanBergman 59 and fightneglected diseasesinthecountry. Carter Centerhas undertakeneffortstohelp builddemocracy An Ethiopianwoman standsatthe doorway toherhome.The Mr. andMrs.FrancisJ. Mr. BillL.Knowles Dr. LindaV.Knight Ms. EstherP.Knierim Mr. PaulF.Knauth Ms. UrsulaKnaeusel Mr. EdwardKlunk Ms. BethP.Kissling Dr. DavidKirk Mr. C.RobertKincaid Mrs. CharlotteKimelman Mr. DamonKimber Ms. JudithKierstead Ms. JudyKieffer Mr. EdwardKeiderling Ms. BarbaraA.Karwhite Mr. GeorgeKarnoutsos Mrs. LeeKapelovitz Ms. MarieJ.Kane Ms. LynneA.Kalustian Mr. StevenKaleand Mr. andMrs.ThomasJuntune Mr. andMrs.RobertH. Mr. andMrs.JohnJopling Mr. andMrs.WarrenJones Barb JonesandChris Ms. BarbaraJones Ms. SusanF.Johnson Ms. MarilynJohnson Koppeis Jr. Ms. LeahHemelstrand Jorgensen Mr. andMrs.FranklinR. Mr. andMrs.GregoryG.Krisilas Mrs. EmmaJayneKretlow Ms. MelissaKrause Mrs. GeorgiaE.Koyl Mr. andMrs.MyronE.Kownacki Ms. SusanKotar Mr. andMrs.McAdory Mr. LoydLindly Mr. AlbertL.Leyva Ms. MaryLindseyLewis Mr. JustinC.Lewis Mr. JerryLester Mr. andMrs.GlennN.Lesniak Mr. andMrs.LarryN.Lesh Mr. andMrs.PaulR.LeonardJr. Mr. andMrs.HaroldE.Leonard Mr. RolfLeininger Ms. TammyeM.Lee Mr. andMrs.BillLedbetter Ms. MarieJ.Leblanc Mr. andMrs.PatrickT.Leahy Ms. ElaineLazzeroni Mr. GregJ.Laughlin Ms. AnnLansing Mr. KennethC.Lang Ms. SusanLandon Mr. andMrs.RobertG.Lamb Mr. GregLafortune Mrs. BidyKulkarni Kuhlman Lipscomb Jr.

Members of the Legacy Circle provide support through their estate and financial planning. Ms. June F. Loewy Dr. Mary Miyagi and Ms. Mary Kay Parham Mrs. Susan Roach Ms. Beth Logan and Dr. Masakazu Miyagi Ms. Carole M. Park Dr. and Mrs. Edward H. Mr. Michael J. Koziel Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Mock Ms. Anna Maria Parker Robinson Mr. Richard B. Logan III Dr. and Mrs. Harvey Ms. Geraldine J. Parker Ms. Vivien A. Rock Ms. Mona Logsdon Mohrenweiser Mr. and Mrs. S. Thomas Parks Dr. and Mrs. Gaylan Rockswold Dr. and Mrs. William B. Long Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Moody Mrs. Katherine W. Paterson and Mr. and Mrs. Larry W. Rodgers Ms. Diane M. Loucks Mr. Donald Moore Mr. John B. Paterson Mr. Lawrence D. Roesler Dr. Willa Dean Lowery The Reverend L. Katherine Mr. and Mrs. Randy G. Paul Mr. and Mrs. Gerald A. Ms. Barbara A. Luke Moore Dr. Corey and Mrs. Ellen Pavitt Rosenthal Ms. Jane W. Lusk Ms. Tertia Moore Mrs. Mary Peck Mr. Ernest W. Rothfelder Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ma Dr. Thomas J. Moore Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. Peters Mr. and Mrs. William Rubley Dr. and Mrs. Robert L. Maddox Ms. Ruth Justice Moorer and Mr. Kenneth J. Peters Ms. Anna Lee Rucker Mr. Charles A. Moorer Mr. Lou Magnani Mr. and Mrs. Dave Peterson Dr. and Mrs. Ronald R. Rudolph Mr. John J. Moores Sr. Mrs. Janice Major Dr. Susan Petro Mr. and Mrs. Conway Ms. Sheila R. Morris and Ms. Ms. Ruby Mantooth Ms. Joyce Philen Rulon-Miller Teresa L. Williams Ms. Mary Eleanor Russell Mr. A. Russell Marane Mr. and Mrs. Clayton R. Moss Ms. Clara J. Picarella Ms. Barbara Maros Ms. Una Marie Pierce Mr. Robert K. Russell Jr. Mrs. Emily J. Mumma and Ms. Loretta Russo Mr. Neilson Marshall Mr. Luke R. Mumma Ms. Nancy Pitera Ms. Cynthia K. Sabin Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Marshall Mrs. Barbara Brown Munford Drs. John and Marie Plakos Mr. Donald Sackett Dr. Jeannette Martin Mrs. Nordan C. Murphy Mr. Anders Platou Mr. Peter F. Said Ms. Marilyn Martin Mr. Dan Lee Nardi Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pollack Ms. Ruth A. Salinger Mr. and Mrs. Jose L. Martinez Mr. Lee A. Nascimento Ms. Cheryl Pond Mr. and Mrs. James G. Sallen Dr. Barbara C. Matthews Mrs. Linda R. Nascimento Mr. and Mrs. Jack R. Poteet Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Sanders Mr. and Mrs. Paul Maxwell Mr. Anthony Nash Mrs. Nan Powell Mr. and Mrs. Russell G. Sarner Mr. and Mrs. W. Steve Maxwell Mr. Phil Nash Mr. Chesley H. Prince and Ms. Cathy A. Wilkins Ms. Barbara J. Schaefer LEGACY CIRCLE 2014–2015 Ms. Marty McCall Dr. and Mrs. Will L. Nash Ms. Bernice L. Schaefer Mr. and Mrs. Alex F. McCalla Mrs. Daniel E. Nathan Ms. Rose Prisko Ms. Pamela McClune Mrs. Rita Coveney Pudenz Mr. and Mrs. Paul David Mr. and Mrs. Samuel H. Neff Schaeffer Mr. and Mrs. Ben G. McDow The Reverend James H. Purks III Dr. Diana F. Nelson Dr. John Schatmeyer Ms. Laura A. McIlhennon Dr. Joyce Neu Ms. Barbara R. Cole and Mr. John L. Quigley Jr. Ms. Vikki A. Schick and Mr. Gregg L. McKee Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce L. Newman Mr. William L. Raiser and Mr. Elmer C. Kreisel Jr. Professor Emeritus A. Dean Mr. Barry Nickelsberg Mr. and Mrs. Matt Schmidt McKenzie Madame Francoise Lamailloux Mrs. Lillian B. Nicolson Dr. Frances Schoonmaker Mr. Wade F. McKenzie Dr. and Mrs. Vadrevu K. Raju Mr. and Mrs. Ralph H. Nicolson Mr. Robert R. Schoos Dr. Margaret McLean Ms. Claudia Ramisch Ms. Barbara R. Nielsen Ms. Edna I. Schram Mr. and Mrs. Hugh J. McLellan Mr. John A. Ramos and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Norman Ms. Mary Ann Cinowalt Mr. and Mrs. Dan Schrock Mr. William W. McMillan Mr. Samuel L. Norris Mr. and Mrs. Bertram Raphael Ms. Elsa N. Schultz Mr. Chris McMullan Mr. and Mrs. Gary Norton Mr. William T. Ratliff Jr. Mrs. William B. Schwartz Ms. Mary M. McPherson Mr. E. F. Norwood Mr. Azim S. Rawji and Ms. Mrs. Lloyd Scott Ms. Peggy J. Meade-Cohen Ms. Katherine H. Nunez Robin Van Liew Mr. and Mrs. LaRoy E. Seaver Mr. Charles A. Mecum Ms. Barbara Nurse Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Rea Ms. Doris J. Seely Mr. John V. Meeks Ms. Jeanene O’Brien Ms. Martha J. Reddout Mr. Niles Seldon Ms. MaryAnn E. Merendino Mr. George W. O’Quinn Mrs. Annie T. Redman Mrs. James H. Shackelford Mr. Robert G. Merkle Mr. and Mrs. Joseph O’Sullivan Ms. Magdalen M. Redman Mr. Christopher R. Shantz Mr. Robert Messersmith Ms. Peggy M. Ochwat Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Rehfuss Dr. Bertram H. Shapiro Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Ms. Carol Ogline Mr. Kurt A. Reichle Messina Dr. Jason W. Sheedy Ms. Ann M. Ohme Ms. Jane P. Rein’l Col. Virginia A. Metcalf Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ms. Janet Oliver Mr. Donald L. Reinking Shellenbarger Ms. Ethel P. Metcalfe Dr. and Mrs. Kent L. Oots Mr. Richard H. Reuper Ambassador Sally A. Shelton- Ms. Jill M. Meuser and Colby Dr. Gary L. McKown Mr. and Mrs. James Oppel Jr. Mr. James Rhinesmith Ms. Marjorie F. Shipe Ms. Margery Meyer Mr. Henry G. Osborne Mr. David M. Rhodes Ms. Ruth Shults and Mr. and Mrs. Peter Michelozzi Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L. Ostrander Ms. Laura M. Rice Dr. Harold E. Ott Mr. Fred A. Richards Mr. Charles Bradley Dr. Charles L. Miller Mr. Martin H. Silton Mr. and Mrs. James H. Miller Ms. Dena Page Dr. and Mrs. William L. Richter Ms. Jill S. Pagels Ms. Kendra M. Riden Ms. Fawn Simensen Ms. Janice Miller Dr. and Mrs. William H. Simpson Ms. Lisa H. Miller and Mrs. Coletta M. Pagenkopf Mr. Lloyd W. Ridenour Mr. Richard Palmer Dr. and Mrs. Edward H. Riedesel Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Mr. John T. Raible Singleton Ms. F. Taylor Pape and Mrs. Carl Rigney Ms. Paulina Miller Mr. and Mrs. Brent L. Slay Mr. Haddon Hufford Ms. Michelle Riley Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Miller Ms. Elizabeth W. Slifer Dr. G. Irene Minor Ms. Carmen B. Pappas Ms. Joan M. Ritchie

60 Mr. William Sloan and Ms. Nancy J. Taylor Ms. Barbara Wadkins Mr. and Mrs. James C. Williams Ms. Sharon Gibb Mrs. Elyseo Taylor Mrs. Margaret M. Wagner Dr. Marilyn Williams Ms. Dorcas Smith Ms. Jo Ellen Teasdale Mr. Rick Wagner Dr. John S. Willis and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Smouse Ms. Anne G. B. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Clifford K. Wallace Dr. Judith H. Willis Ms. Cheryl Snyder Dr. Gail E. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. James A. Walter Ms. Bickley C. Wilson Mr. Carroll South Ms. Ellen M. Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Denton Ward Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Wilson Ms. Susan Spadinger Mrs. Irene E. Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Robert Warner Mr. Edward B. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. John S. Spinelli Ms. Gillann Thorndill Ms. Elizabeth C. Warren Mr. John C. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Spiner Mr. and Mrs. James F. Thorpe Mr. William R. Warwick Ms. Patricia Wirth Mr. and Mrs. John R. Spruill Mr. and Mrs. Jon Tobiessen Mrs. Joan Warzeka Colonel and Mrs. Nat R. Wisser Mr. and Mrs. James N. Stanard Mr. Charles W. Tomlinson Mr. Arthur G. Wasserman Ms. Gabriele E. Wohlauer Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth P. Stapp Ms. Barbara Torode Ms. Nancy S. Watkins Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wolff Ms. Wilhelmina M. Stemmer Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tortorich Ms. Anne L. Watson Ms. Mary E. Wolter Mrs. Baird Stephens Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Tracy Mr. and Mrs. Sam A. Way III Mr. Rick Wood Mr. Duke S. Stewart Miss Louise Tucker Dr. and Mrs. J. Dix Wayman Ms. Doris G. Woods Mrs. Milton D. Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Michael Tveite Mr. and Mrs. Kennith Webb Ms. Norris Wootton and Ms. Peggy H. Stilwell Ms. Charlene E. Twente Ms. Karen Weddle Mr. David Shivers Ms. Erika Stone Mr. Carter B. Tyler Mr. Brian J. Wegner Mr. Walter Wurfel and Ms. Sara Fitzgerald Ms. Misty M. Stone Mr. Lee Tyson Mr. Stanley C. Weinberg Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Yates Ms. Beverly M. Stoy Dr. David U’Prichard Mr. W. Hall Wendel Jr. Mrs. Madonna Yates Ms. Mary B. Strauss Mrs. Lisa U’Prichard Ms. Tammy Wert Col. Mary H. Yeakel Mrs. Maynard F. Stukey Mr. Arthur E. Ullrich Ms. Helen H. West Mr. Aaron Yeargan Mr. and Mrs. James C. Swaner Mr. Jeffrey M. Ulmer Dr. Stephen Wheeler and Ms. Kathleen M. Yori Dr. Constance Swank Ms. Maria C. Vasquez Dr. Patricia Wheeler Mr. Hai Tee Young Mrs. M. Thomas Swantner Ms. Connie Venturini Dr. Betty Jo White Mr. and Mrs. Timothy D. Zeak The Reverend Grace Swensen Mr. Roman J. Verostko Ms. Nancy L. Whitworth Mr. Nick Zeller and Dr. Richard D. Swensen Mr. Ernest C. Vickroy Mrs. Wilfred H. Wickersham Mr. James R. Ziegler Mr. Anthony Swinton Mr. Pong Vilaysane Ms. Cheryl Wilfong Ms. Nancy Zinner Mr. Edward Tarte Mrs. A. Henry von Mechow Mrs. Coralie C. Williams Dr. and Mrs. Alva W. Taylor Ms. Andrea S. Waas Members of the Legacy Circle provide support through their estate and financial planning. support through Circle provide of the Legacy Members FOUNDERS

The Carter Center and the Agha Hasan Abedi Armand Hammer Allen E. Paulson Jimmy Carter Library and Senator Hajime Akiyama Sidney Harman and Jane Frank Lamar and Frances Plunkett Museum were built in large Ivan Allen III Harman, Esq. John and Betty Pope measure thanks to the early Dwayne O. Andreas Governor and Mrs. W. Averell James D. Robinson III Harriman leadership and financial Arthur and Diana Blank Hasib J. Sabbagh support of the Carter Center Jess Hay Richard C. Blum Deen Day Sanders founders. Christopher B. and Patricia K. W. Michael Blumenthal Hemmeter Ryoichi Sasakawa Edgar M. Bronfman Sr. Philip M. and Ethel Klutznick Walter H. and Phyllis J. Shorenstein James C. and Connie Calaway Mathilde and Arthur Krim Richard R. Swann Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Carlos George P. Livanos R. E. “Ted” Turner Anne Cox Chambers Fraydun Manocherian Robert and Ann Utley Warren Christopher G. William Miller Edie and Lew Wasserman Dominique de Menil Guy W. Millner Thomas J. Watson Jr. Charles W. Duncan Jr. George P. and Cynthia Mitchell Milton A. Wolf His Majesty King Fahd of Set Charles Momjian Saudi Arabia Robert W. Woodruff David Packard J. B. Fuqua Tadao Yoshida George and Thelma Roberto C. Goizueta Paraskevaides Erwin E. Zaban Walter and Elise Haas

61 Financial Information 62 A Haitian girl takes a break from chores at her home. The Carter Center is working in Haiti and neighboring Dominican Republic to eliminate malaria and lymphatic filariasis.

63 Consolidated Financial Statements

Independent Auditors’ Report

The Board of Trustees The Carter Center, Inc.: We have audited the accompanying consolidated financial statements of The Carter Center, Inc. and subsidiary (CCI), which comprise the consolidated statements of finan- cial position as of August 31, 2015 and 2014, and the related consolidated statements of activities, functional expenses, and cash flows for the years then ended and the related notes to the consolidated financial statements. Management’s Responsibility for the Financial Statements Management is responsible for the preparation and fair presentation of these consol- idated financial statements in accordance with U.S. generally accepted accounting principles; this includes the design, implementation, and maintenance of internal control relevant to the preparation and fair presentation of consolidated financial statements that are free from material misstatement, whether due to fraud or error. Auditors’ Responsibility Our responsibility is to express an opinion on these consolidated financial statements based on our audits. We conducted our audits in accordance with auditing standards generally accepted in the United States of America. Those standards require that we plan and perform the audit to obtain reasonable assurance about whether the consoli- dated financial statements are free from material misstatement. An audit involves performing procedures to obtain audit evidence about the amounts and disclosures in the consolidated financial statements. The procedures selected depend on the auditors’ judgment, including the assessment of the risks of material misstatement of the consolidated financial statements, whether due to fraud or error. In making those risk assessments, the auditor considers internal control relevant to the entity’s prepa- ration and fair presentation of the consolidated financial statements in order to design audit procedures that are appropriate in the circumstances, but not for the purpose of expressing an opinion on the effectiveness of the entity’s internal control. Accordingly, we express no such opinion. An audit also includes evaluating the appropriateness of accounting policies used and the reasonableness of significant accounting estimates made by management, as well as evaluating the overall presentation of the consolidated financial statements. We believe that the audit evidence we have obtained is sufficient and appropriate to provide a basis for our audit opinion. Opinion In our opinion, the consolidated financial statements referred to above present fairly in all material respects the financial position of CCI as of August 31, 2015 and 2014, and the changes in its net assets and its cash flows for the years then ended in accordance with U.S. generally accepted accounting principles.

February 16, 2016

64 Consolidated Statements of Financial Position

August 31, 2015 and 2014

2015 2014 Assets Cash and cash equivalents $ 45,022,022 31,825,001 Accounts receivable: Due from federal government 3,586,976 1,901,572 Other 424,853 369,267 Total accounts receivable 4,011,829 2,270,839 Contributions receivable, net (note 3) 27,927,526 16,925,586 Inventory (notes 4, 9, and 14) 33,193,597 21,646,179 Investments (notes 5 and 7) 620,244,211 613,336,756 Property, plant, and equipment, net (note 6) 5,568,629 5,809,722 Artwork 2,303,965 2,255,915 Other assets 313,437 313,940 Total assets $738,585,216 694,383,938

Liabilities and Net Assets Liabilities: Accounts payable and accrued expenses $5,535,005 4,952,667 Deferred revenue 2,259,163 5,964,175 Annuity obligations (note 7) 5,914,681 5,380,003 Total liabilities 13,708,849 16,296,845 Net assets (note 11): Unrestricted 249,989,646 238,323,063 Temporarily restricted 330,836,085 308,043,157 Permanently restricted 144,050,636 131,720,873 Total net assets 724,876,367 678,087,093 Commitments and contingencies (notes 7, 8, and 15) Total liabilities and net assets $738,585,216 694,383,938

See accompanying notes to consolidated financial statements.

65 CONSOLIDATED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS

Net assetsreleasedfromrestrictions: Interest andinvestmentincome Facilities useincome See accompanying notestoconsolidatedfinancial statements. Net assetsatendofyear Net assetsatbeginningofyear General andadministrative Fundraising Program: Expenses Appreciation (depreciation)of Endowment fundearnings Programs: Contributions andgrants: Revenue andsupport Year endedAugust31,2015(withcomparativetotalsfor2014) Consolidated StatementofActivities Endowment In-kind gifts(note9): Operating endowment investments,net Operating Cross-program Peace Health Cross-program Peace Health Operating Peace Health Cross-program Peace Health Total revenueandsupport Change innetassets Total expenses Total contributionsandgrants $249,989,646 $ 343,484,977 284,128,390 238,323,063 331,818,394 295,006,191 Unrestricted (12,142,302) 11,666,583 19,073,833 55,484,142 18,812,542 27,648,303 5,806,296 7,362,536 9,793,486 9,275,829 8,760,577 515,743 364,448 582,348 262,720 13,632 38,799

66 — — — — (284,128,390) 330,836,085 308,043,157 317,291,187 255,987,704 Temporarily (18,859,136) 22,792,928 22,792,928 14,824,914 55,441,183 (5,806,296) restricted 4,988,291 (515,743) 707,155 166,854 (13,632) 24 — — — — — — — — — — 144,050,636 131,720,873 Permanently 12,329,763 12,329,763 12,329,763 12,329,763 restricted — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — 378,607,668 724,876,367 678,087,093 331,818,394 295,006,191 385,105,092 255,987,704 (31,001,438) 46,789,274 19,073,833 24,100,743 12,329,763 13,748,868 74,253,725 27,648,303 7,362,536 9,793,486 2015 364,448 582,348 262,720 707,155 166,854 38,823 — — — — Totals 270,676,844 678,087,093 568,744,343 109,342,750 161,334,094 126,227,499 176,350,967 71,979,201 96,122,841 17,387,861 21,962,236 15,409,615 34,024,098 26,813,302 2,643,354 6,780,850 9,549,585 1,388,299 1,062,307 2014 367,631 201,056 16,809 74,394 — — — — Consolidated Statement of Activities Year ended August 31, 2014

Temporarily Permanently Unrestricted restricted restricted Total Revenue and support Contributions and grants: Operating $ 26,785,641 27,661 — 26,813,302 Programs: Health 17,338,786 16,685,312 — 34,024,098 Peace 12,031,125 3,378,490 — 15,409,615 Cross-program — 74,394 — 74,394 In-kind gifts (note 9): Health — 96,122,841 — 96,122,841 Peace — 1,062,307 — 1,062,307 Operating 201,056 — — 201,056 Endowment — — 2,643,354 2,643,354 Total contributions and grants 56,356,608 117,351,005 2,643,354 176,350,967 Endowment fund earnings 8,312,835 13,649,401 — 21,962,236 Appreciation (depreciation) of endowment investments, net 26,877,692 45,101,509 — 71,979,201 Facilities use income 367,631 — — 367,631 Interest and investment income 5,175 11,634 — 16,809 Net assets released from restrictions: Health 102,139,501 (102,139,501) — — Peace 4,087,049 (4,087,049) — — Cross-program 1,046,983 (1,046,983) — — Operating 811,285 (811,285) — — Total revenue and support 200,004,759 68,028,731 2,643,354 270,676,844

Expenses Program: Health 126,227,499 — — 126,227,499 Peace 17,387,861 — — 17,387,861 Cross-program 1,388,299 — — 1,388,299 Fundraising 9,549,585 — — 9,549,585 General and administrative 6,780,850 — — 6,780,850 Total expenses 161,334,094 — — 161,334,094 Change in net assets 38,670,665 68,028,731 2,643,354 109,342,750 Net assets at beginning of year 199,652,398 240,014,426 129,077,519 568,744,343 Net assets at end of year $238,323,063 308,043,157 131,720,873 678,087,093

See accompanying notes to consolidated financial statements.

67 Consolidated Statement of Functional Expenses Year ended August 31, 2015 (with comparative totals for 2014)

Program expenses Supporting expenses Cross- General and Total Health Peace program Fundraising administrative 2015 2014 Salaries and benefits $ 12,211,018 6,833,228 220,837 3,659,546 4,093,828 27,018,457 23,959,672 Consulting 5,139,529 2,874,020 72,334 343,273 554,553 8,983,709 10,119,713 Communications 1,473,783 484,987 5,685 1,981,688 202,883 4,149,026 3,936,524 Services 550,276 1,081,064 22,342 1,316,125 273,459 3,243,266 2,924,248 Office and equipment 1,429,179 819,448 2,130 165,104 184,111 2,599,972 4,600,603 Vehicles 4,939,676 440,522 30 611 993 5,381,832 4,504,836 Travel/meetings 12,440,886 5,110,231 78,257 1,373,723 60,910 19,064,007 14,961,853 Interventions (note 2(k)) 248,066,773 — — — — 248,066,773 83,938,551 Other 1,038,298 154,069 617 344,086 1,001,742 2,538,812 2,579,094 Grants 7,254,446 844,560 150,000 — — 8,249,006 7,442,792 294,543,864 18,642,129 552,232 9,184,156 6,372,479 329,294,860 158,967,886 Common area and depreciation 462,327 431,704 30,116 609,330 990,057 2,523,534 2,366,208 Total expenses $295,006,191 19,073,833 582,348 9,793,486 7,362,536 331,818,394 161,334,094

See accompanying notes to consolidated financial statements.

Consolidated Statement of Functional Expenses Year ended August 31, 2014 (with comparative totals for 2013)

Program expenses Supporting expenses Cross- General and Total Health Peace program Fundraising administrative 2014 2013 Salaries and benefits $ 10,477,026 5,828,924 224,225 3,561,734 3,867,763 23,959,672 22,379,905 Consulting 5,848,102 3,264,654 125,602 430,091 451,264 10,119,713 10,373,030 CONSOLIDATED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS CONSOLIDATED Communications 1,275,330 420,225 6,830 2,052,743 181,396 3,936,524 4,104,096 Services 371,799 957,921 35,870 1,338,754 219,904 2,924,248 2,048,865 Office and equipment 3,054,076 1,250,811 3,327 163,283 129,106 4,600,603 3,522,946 Vehicles 3,944,590 558,402 34 689 1,121 4,504,836 4,616,318 Travel/meetings 9,902,679 3,763,772 68,214 1,166,754 60,434 14,961,853 14,681,429 Interventions (note 2(k)) 83,938,551 — — — — 83,938,551 129,483,178 Other 626,282 151,130 595,958 264,195 941,529 2,579,094 1,746,316 Grants 6,355,560 787,232 300,000 — — 7,442,792 11,581,916 125,793,995 16,983,071 1,360,060 8,978,243 5,852,517 158,967,886 204,537,999 Common area and depreciation 433,504 404,790 28,239 571,342 928,333 2,366,208 2,317,221 Total expenses $126,227,499 17,387,861 1,388,299 9,549,585 6,780,850 161,334,094 206,855,220

See accompanying notes to consolidated financial statements.

68 Consolidated Statements of Cash Flows Years ended August 31, 2015 and 2014

2015 2014 Cash flows from operating activities Change in net assets $46,789,274 109,342,750 Adjustments to reconcile change in net assets to net cash provided by operating activities: Depreciation 902,126 922,196 Bad debt expense — 595,236 Depreciation (appreciation) of endowment investments, net 31,001,438 (71,979,201) Donated artwork (48,050) (13,000) Permanently restricted contributions (12,329,763) (2,643,354) Net change in inventory balances due to noncash contributions and distributions (11,547,418) (14,510,602) Changes in operating assets and liabilities: Accounts receivable (1,740,990) 2,635,595 Contributions receivable, net of permanently restricted (11,011,940) 7,208,435 Other assets 503 (119,222) Accounts payable and accrued expenses, deferred revenue, and annuity obligations (2,649,490) (6,070,095) Net cash provided by operating activities 39,365,690 25,368,738

Cash flows from investing activities Purchase of property and equipment, net of related payables (599,540) (274,367) Purchase of investments (43,271,093) (43,623,927) Sale of investments 5,362,201 7,044,290 Net cash used in investing activities (38,508,432) (36,854,004)

Cash flows from financing activities Permanently restricted contributions 12,329,763 2,643,354 Decrease (increase) in permanently restricted contributions receivable, net 10,000 (24,746) Net cash provided by financing activities 12,339,763 2,618,608 Net change in cash and cash equivalents 13,197,021 (8,866,658) Cash and cash equivalents at beginning of year 31,825,001 40,691,659 Cash and cash equivalents at end of year $45,022,022 31,825,001

Supplemental disclosure Property, plant, and equipment additions totaling $92,082 and $30,588 were included in accounts payable and accrued expenses at August 31, 2015 and 2014, respectively.

See accompanying notes to consolidated financial statements.

69 Organization B. Principles of Consolidation 1 and Operation The consolidated financial statements of CCI include the activity of The Carter Center Collaborative, Inc. The Carter Center, Inc. (CCI), formerly known as (CCCI), an affiliated tax-exempt not-for-profit corpo- Carter Presidential Library, Inc. and Carter Presidential ration that supports CCI’s mission through receipt of Center, Inc., was organized on October 26, 1981, under in-kind goods and services. All significant intercom- the laws of the State of Georgia as a not-for-profit pany transactions are eliminated in consolidation. corporation to be operated exclusively for charitable and C. Basis of Presentation educational purposes. CCI operates programmatically under two main action Net assets and revenues, expenses, gains, and losses areas: Peace and Health. CCI also receives broad-based are classified based on the existence or absence of support deemed to be beneficial to all programs and cate- donor-imposed restrictions. Accordingly, net assets of gorized as Cross-program. CCI and changes therein are classified and reported Initiatives in Peace include preventing and resolving as follows: conflict, protecting basic human rights, promoting rule Unrestricted Net Assets — Net assets that are not of law, and monitoring elections in emerging democra- subject to donor-imposed stipulations. cies. The Health area strives to improve health in the — Net assets United States and around the world. Initiatives include Temporarily Restricted Net Assets subject to donor-imposed stipulations that may or will disease eradication and control and mental health be met either by actions of CCI and/or the passage reform. CCI operates field offices in various African of time. and Latin American countries as needed to fulfill its programmatic objectives. Permanently Restricted Net Assets — Net assets The board of trustees of CCI consists of President subject to donor-imposed stipulations that must be Carter and Mrs. Carter, the president of Emory University, maintained permanently by CCI. Generally, the nine members appointed by Emory University’s board of donors of these assets permit CCI to use all or part of trustees, and 10 members appointed by President Carter the income earned on related investments for general and those trustees not appointed by Emory University’s or specific purposes. board of trustees (Carter Center class of CCI trustees). D. Cash and Cash Equivalents Additionally, Emory University’s board of trustees has the authority to approve amendments to CCI’s articles CCI’s cash equivalents represent liquid financial of incorporation and bylaws and to approve the annual instruments with an original maturity of three months and capital budgets of CCI. Carter Center of Emory or less. University (CCEU) (an affiliate of CCI) is a department E. Contributions of Emory University that was established to assist with Contributions received, including unconditional prom- the operations of CCI’s programs. The financial data for ises to give, are recognized as revenue when assets or a CCEU is not included in these consolidated financial donor’s unconditional commitment is received. statements, as it is considered part of the Emory University Unconditional promises to give that are expected to reporting entity. be collected within one year are recorded at net real- izable value. Unconditional promises to give that are Summary of Significant expected to be collected in future years are recorded at 2 Accounting Policies and the present value of their estimated future cash flows. Unconditional promises to give are discounted using Other Matters interest rates approximating fair value at the date of NOTES TO CONSOLIDATED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS NOTES TO CONSOLIDATED the gift. Conditional promises to give are not included A. Basis of Accounting as support until the conditions are substantially met. The consolidated financial statements of CCI have Contributions are considered to be available for been prepared on the accrual basis of accounting. unrestricted use unless specifically restricted by the donor. Amounts received that are designated for future

70 periods or restricted by the donor for specific purposes financial reporting date based upon available market are reported as temporarily restricted or permanently observable data described above. restricted support that increases those net asset classes. Investments in funds primarily include investments Contributed property and equipment is recorded at in commingled equity and fixed income funds and fair value at the date of donation. If donors stipulate other investments in funds (hedged strategies, private how long the assets must be used, the contributions are market investments, real estate partnerships and recorded as restricted support. In the absence of such natural resources) and are reported at fair value as stipulations, contributions of property and equipment determined by Emory University in accordance with are recorded as unrestricted support. Emory University’s valuation policies and procedures. Emory has estimated the fair value of the majority of F. In-Kind Gifts its investments in investment funds on the basis of the Donated materials and equipment, primarily medical net asset value (NAV) per share of the investment supplies, are reflected in the consolidated statements of (or its equivalent), as a practical expedient, if a) activities as contributions at their estimated fair values. the underlying investment manager’s calculation of Donated services are reflected as contributions if the NAV is fair value based, and b) the NAV has been following criteria are met: (1) the services received calculated by the fund manager as of August 31, Emory create or enhance nonfinancial assets or (2) the University’ fiscal year end. If the reported NAV is services require specialized skills, are provided by indi- not as of Emory University’s fiscal year end date or viduals possessing those skills, and would be purchased is not fair value based, Emory University will adjust if not provided by donation. Donated services are the NAV, if deemed necessary. If Emory University recognized at fair value as the services are performed. determines it is not practicable to calculate an adjusted G. Inventory NAV as of Emory University’s fiscal year end date, the practical expedient will not be utilized and other Inventory primarily consists of Mectizan tablets, which valuation methodologies will be used. Typically, real are used to treat onchocerciasis (river blindness), estate partnerships and funds are valued based on and Zithromax tablets and syrup, which are used for appraisals of underlying properties held and conducted trachoma control. Inventory is received as an in-kind by third-party appraisers retained by the general donation and is valued using the first-in, first-out partner or investment manager. General partners of oil method at fair value at the time of the gift. Values as and gas partnerships also use third-party appraisers to determined by the donor and independent third-party value properties. pricing information are utilized in management’s fair All other investments are stated at fair value based value estimate. on quoted market prices. Net realized and unrealized H. Investments gains or losses on investments are reflected in the Investments in the pooled endowment fund and pooled consolidated statements of activities. cash management fund (see note 5) are stated at fair The values of the investments in the pooled value as determined by the manager, Emory University. endowment fund and pooled cash management Emory University’s pooled (the Fund) investments fund determined by Emory University are evaluated in securities include both U.S. and non-U.S. equities by management of CCI, who has concluded that and fixed income instruments. Fair value for these such values are reasonable estimates of fair value at investments is measured based upon quoted prices in August 31, 2015 and 2014. active markets, if available. If the market is inactive, Investments are exposed to several risks, such as fair value is determined by underlying managers and interest rate, currency, market, and credit risks. Due reviewed by Emory University after considering various to the level of risk associated with certain investments, sources of information. Due to variations in trading it is reasonably possible that changes in the values of volumes and the lack of quoted market prices for fixed investments will occur in the near term and that such maturities, the fair value of fixed maturities is normally changes could materially affect the amounts reported derived through recent reported trades for identical in CCI’s consolidated financial statements. or similar securities, making adjustments through the The fund may hold investments denominated in currencies other than the U.S. dollar. Thus, there is

71 exposure to currency risk because the value of the Amounts recorded as accounts receivable due from the investments denominated in other currencies may fluc- federal government are for program grant expenses tuate due to changes in currency exchange rates. This incurred in advance of the reimbursement of funds. can have an effect on the reported value of these assets. Funds received in advance of program grant expenses The fund’s investment portfolio is subject to interest are recorded as deferred revenue in the consolidated rate and credit risks for certain securities whose valu- statements of financial position. ation would be impacted by changes in interest rates. For the year ended August 31, 2015, under The portfolio is also subject to the risk that the issuer two separate agreements with the Norwegian Ministry of a debt security may be unable to pay interest or of Foreign Affairs, CCI received 1,950,000 NOK repay principal when it is due. (294,896 USD) and 2,000,000 NOK (270,348 USD) The value of securities held by the fund may decline in support of CCI’s projects Electoral Observation in in response to certain economic events. Such events Mozambique and International Election Observation impacting valuation may include (but not be limited Mission in Tunisia, respectively. CCI also received to) economic changes, market fluctuations, regulatory 350,000 GBP (536,979 USD) during the year changes, global and political instability, and currency, ended August 31, 2015, from the United Kingdom interest rate, and commodity price fluctuations. Department for International Development (DFID) in support of CCI’s project Election Observation in I. Property, Plant and Equipment Mozambique. Under a separate agreement from DFID, Property, plant and equipment are stated at cost at during the years ended August 31, 2015 and 2014, CCI date of acquisition, or fair value at date of donation received 81,482 GBP (124,589 USD) and 55,445 GBP in the case of gifts. Depreciation is provided over the (91,488 USD), respectively, in support of CCI’s estimated useful lives of the respective assets on a project Mining Reform in the Democratic Republic of straight-line basis. the Congo. J Artwork During the year ended August 31, 2014, CCI received, under three separate agreements with the CCI has capitalized works of art and collectibles Swiss Confederation Federal Department of Foreign received since its inception at the estimated fair value Affairs, $61,566, $82,000, and $29,973 in support of at the date of acquisition. Works of art with service CCI’s projects 2014 Presidential Election in Egypt, potential that diminishes very slowly over time are not Constitutional Assembly Monitoring in Tunisia, and subject to depreciation. Extractive Industry Multi-stakeholder Dialogue in K. Functional Allocation of Expenses the Democratic Republic of the Congo, respectively. The costs of providing CCI’s various programs and Finally, CCI also received 1,800,000 NOK (301,452 supporting services have been summarized on a USD) during the year ended August 31, 2014, under functional basis in the accompanying consolidated an agreement with the Royal Norwegian Embassy statements of activities and functional expenses. in Nepal in support of CCI’s project Constituent Accordingly, certain costs have been allocated among Assembly Election Observation in Nepal. the programs and supporting services benefited. M. Tax Status Intervention expenses included within CCI’s health CCI has received a determination letter from the program service comprise the distribution of donated Internal Revenue Service (IRS) dated December 16, medications, primarily Mectizan and Zithromax, as 1991, and CCCI has received a determination well as filter cloth distribution, epidemiological surveys, letter from the IRS dated March 22, 2007, each and health education training and material. indicating recognition as an organization described L. Federal and Other Government Grants in Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code NOTES TO CONSOLIDATED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS NOTES TO CONSOLIDATED Federal and other government grant revenue is recog- (the Code) whereby only unrelated business income, nized as unrestricted revenue and support to the extent as defined by Section 512(a) of the Code, is subject to that CCI incurs actual expenditures under program federal income tax. agreements with federal or other government agencies.

72 CCI applies Financial Accounting Standards Contributions Board (FASB) Accounting Standards Codification Receivable (ASC) Topic 740, Income Taxes, which addresses the 3 accounting for uncertainty in income tax positions. Contributions receivable consists of the following at It also provides guidance on when tax positions are August 31, 2015 and 2014: recognized in an entity’s financial statements and how the values of these positions are determined. There 2015 2014 is currently no impact on the consolidated financial Temporarily restricted: statements as a result of ASC 740. Health $20,718,241 10,360,189 Peace 1,371,735 619,342 N. Use of Estimates Cross-program 149,741 379,821 The preparation of consolidated financial statements Permanently restricted: requires management to make a number of estimates Endowment 5,687,809 5,566,234 and assumptions relating to the reported amounts of $27,927,526 16,925,586 assets and liabilities and the disclosure of contingent assets and liabilities at the date of the consolidated The anticipated receipts of these receivables are as follows financial statements and the reported amounts of at August 31, 2015 and 2014: revenue and expenses during the reporting period. Significant items subject to such estimates and 2015 2014 assumptions include the useful lives of property, plant, Less than one year $ 9,588,196 8,768,837 and equipment, carrying values of contributions One to five years 11,926,727 2,819,044 receivable and other receivables, inventory, fair values More than five years 9,600,000 8,000,000 of investments without readily determinable fair value, Less unamortized discount (3,187,397) (2,662,295) contributed items, obligations under split-interest $27,927,526 16,925,586 agreements, and various employment arrangements. Actual results could differ from those estimates. Contributions to be received after one year are discounted O. Reclassifications at an appropriate discount rate commensurate with the In certain instances, amounts previously reported in risks involved. Amortization of discounts is recorded the 2014 consolidated financial statements have been as additional contribution revenue in accordance reclassified to conform to the 2015 presentation. Such with donor-imposed restrictions on the contributions. reclassifications have no effect on total assets, liabili- Unconditional promises received during fiscal 2015 were ties, or net assets as previously reported. discounted using interest rates approximating fair value at the date of the gift at rates ranging from 0.52% to 2.15%. P. New Accounting Pronouncements In the opinion of CCI’s management, all contributions In May 2015, The FASB issued ASU 2015-07, Fair receivable recorded at August 31, 2015 and 2014, are Value Measurement (ASVV 820): Disclosures for deemed fully collectible. Investments in Certain Entities That Calculate Net Asset Value per Share (or Its Equivalent), which exempts investments measured using the NAV practical expe- dient in ASC 820 from categorization within the fair value hierarchy. The guidance requires retrospective application and is effective for fiscal years beginning after December 15, 2016. Early adoption is permitted. Management elected to early adopt the provisions of this new standard. Accordingly, the amendment was retrospectively applied.

73  Emory University is subject to limitations and restrictions Inventory on its ability to redeem or sell certain of the investments 4 included in its pooled investment fund. Such restrictions Inventory at August 31, 2015 and 2014, is comprised of: vary by investment type and range from required notice periods (generally 30 to 180 days after initial lock-up 2015 2014 periods) to specified terms at inception (generally Medication: 10 years). While there are no stated limits relative to CCI Mectizan $ 908,228 1,078,695 withdrawals of its investment in Emory University’s pooled Zithromax 30,205,369 20,409,884 investment fund, the timing and availability of future Praziquantel 2,080,000 157,600 redemptions may be impacted by these restrictions. $33,193,597 21,646,179 CCI’s investments also include assets invested for its charitable gift annuities and charitable remainder trusts. These investments are presented in the accompanying consolidated statements of financial position at their fair values. 5 Investments Fair value CCI invests the majority of its investments in a pooled 2015 2014 investment fund managed by Emory University. Pooled investments As of August 31, 2015 and 2014, respectively, CCI’s held at Emory $609,862,012 603,548,983 investment in the pooled investment fund totaled Cash and cash equivalents 128,913 85,285 $609,862,012 and $603,548,983, representing approxi- Fixed income securities: mately 10.3% and 10.0% of the pool at each of these dates. Domestic mutual funds 5,317,805 4,831,704 The composition of all pooled investments held at Emory Equities: University is as follows (in thousands): Domestic stocks 3,887,878 3,827,154 Domestic mutual funds 97,588 101,926 2015 2014 International mutual funds 950,015 941,704 Short-term investments and $620,244,211 613,336,756 cash equivalents $ 228,725 262,729 Investments in securities: Global equity securities: U.S. equity securities 406,148 276,832 Non-U.S. equity securities 185,786 187,990 Fixed income securities: U.S. government securities 172,638 373,731 Domestic bonds and long-term notes 80,002 141,373 International bonds and long-term notes 33,685 68,842 Commingled funds — equity 579,169 596,722 Commingled funds — fixed income 254,261 392,916 Investments in funds: Hedged strategies 2,087,824 1,770,457 Private market investments 1,198,986 1,249,324

NOTES TO CONSOLIDATED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS NOTES TO CONSOLIDATED Real estate partnerships 240,735 165,311 Natural resources 455,584 519,135 Derivatives 10,278 9,679 $5,933,821 6,015,041

74 Property, Plant, Certain states have restrictions on investment alloca- and Equipment tions. CCI has complied with any known restrictions in 6 states in which it has received charitable gifts subject to The components of property, plant, and equipment at such restrictions. August 31, 2015 and 2014, are as follows: The fair value of the assets related to split-interest agreements is included in investments in the accompa- Estimated nying consolidated statements of financial position and 2015 2014 useful lives totaled $10,382,199 and $9,787,773 at August 31, 2015 Land $ 636,732 636,732 N/A and 2014, respectively. The annuity liability related Buildings 17,216,712 16,938,552 30 years to these agreements is $5,914,681 and $5,380,003 at Building improvements 2,128,050 1,984,685 15 years August 31, 2015 and 2014, respectively. The net contribu- Grounds and land tion revenue reported for split-interest agreements totaled improvements 207,117 207,117 10 years $28,283 and $1,031,989 during the years ended August 31, Furniture and fixtures 732,045 678,624 10 years 2015 and 2014, respectively. Office equipment 302,510 347,963 5 years Computer equipment 272,797 222,653 3 years 21,495,963 21,016,326 Less accumulated 8 Leases depreciation (15,927,334) (15,206,604) $ 5,568,629 5,809,722 CCI leases space to various entities under noncancelable operating leases with various terms. CCI leases to CCEU Depreciation expense totaled $902,126 and $922,196 approximately 20% of CCI’s space under a lease for a during 2015 and 2014, respectively. term of 99 years with a rental payment of $1 per year. A business agreement with CCI’s caterer has no annual rent; rather, CCI receives 5% to 10% of the tenant’s gross Split-Interest revenue, as defined in such agreement. Rental income 7 Agreements from these leases is included in facilities use income in the accompanying consolidated statements of activities. CCI is beneficiary under several types of split-interest agreements, primarily charitable gift annuities. Under these agreements, CCI acts as trustee of assets received  from donors and remits to the donor or other designee a 9 In-Kind Gifts fixed amount for a specified period of time, normally until the death of the donor or other designee. Assets related to The components of in-kind gifts, donated goods and charitable gift annuities are recorded at their fair values services, for the years ended August 31, 2015 and 2014, when received and an annuity payment liability is recog- are as follows: nized at the present value of future cash flows expected 2015 2014 to be paid to the donor or other designee. At the time Health: of the gift, CCI recognizes contribution revenue for the Medication $255,342,940 95,177,651 remainder interest in an amount equal to the difference Other 200,400 945,190 between the fair value of the assets received and the 255,543,340 96,122,841 annuity liability. Discount rates and actuarial assumptions Peace: used to determine the annuity liability are typically based Software — 355,152 on factors such as applicable federal interest rates and Web hosting 707,155 707,155 life-income beneficiary life expectancies as determined by 707,155 1,062,307 mortality tables published by the IRS. The changes in the Operating: value of these agreements are included in operating contri- Transportation 262,720 201,056 butions and grants in the accompanying consolidated $256,513,215 97,386,204 statements of activities.

75 Donations of medication were received primarily from valuations incorporate certain assumptions and projec- two pharmaceutical companies during the years ended tions that are not observable in the market and require August 31, 2015 and 2014. significant professional judgment in determining the fair value assigned to such assets or liabilities. Fair Value of Financial The fair value hierarchy requires the use of observ- 10 Instruments able market data when available. As required by ASC Topic 820, assets and liabilities are classified in their CCI’s estimates of fair value for financial and nonfinan- entirety based on the lowest level of input that is signifi- cial assets and liabilities are based on the framework cant to the fair value measurements. established in ASC Topic 820, Fair Value Measurement. Contributions receivable for current year gifts are This framework is based on the inputs used in valuation initially measured at fair value in the year the receivable and gives the highest priority to quoted prices in active is recorded based on the present value of future cash flows markets and requires observable inputs to be used in the discounted at a rate commensurate with risks involved, valuations when available. The disclosure of fair value which is an application of the income approach. Current estimates in the hierarchy described below is based on year gifts included in contributions receivable reflected whether the significant inputs into the valuation are at fair value at August 31, 2015 and 2014, were approxi- observable. In determining the level of the hierarchy in mately $2,207,000 and $5,505,000, respectively, and are which the estimate is disclosed, the highest priority is classified as Level 3 within the fair value hierarchy. given to unadjusted quoted prices in active markets and The carrying amount of cash and cash equivalents, the lowest priority to unobservable inputs that reflect accounts receivable, accounts payable and accrued liabili- CCI’s significant market assumptions. The three levels of ties, and deferred revenue approximates fair value because the fair value hierarchy are as follows: of the relative terms and short maturity of these financial instruments. The carrying value of annuity obligations Level 1 — Valuations based on unadjusted quoted approximates fair value and is based on the present value market prices for identical assets or liabilities in of the estimated future cash flows. active markets. NAV was used as a practical expedient estimate Level 2 — Valuations based on pricing inputs that of fair value relative to CCI’s interest in the Emory are other than quoted prices in active markets which University pooled endowment fund. Net asset value, in are either directly or indirectly observable. Examples many instances, may not equal fair value that would be include quoted prices in active markets of the under- calculated pursuant to ASC Topic 820. There are no lying assets, quoted prices for similar assets or liabilities redemption restrictions on CCI with respect to its pooled in active markets, quoted prices for identical or similar investments held at Emory University. In accordance with assets or liabilities in an inactive market, or valuations ASU 2015-07, investments that are valued using the prac- based on models where significant inputs are observ- tical expedient as described above are labeled as NAV and able or can be corroborated by observable market data. are not categorized within the fair value hierarchy. CCI Level 3 — Valuations are derived from other valuation does not hold any investments that would be categorized methodologies, including pricing models, discounted as Level 3 investments as of August 31, 2015 and 2014, cash flow models, and similar techniques. Level 3 respectively. NOTES TO CONSOLIDATED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS NOTES TO CONSOLIDATED

76 The following table summarizes the valuation of CCI’s financial instruments, which are recorded at fair value by the ASC Topic 820 fair value hierarchy levels as of August 31, 2015:

Level 1 NAV Total Assets: Cash and cash equivalents $45,150,935 — 45,150,935 Fixed income securities: Domestic mutual funds 5,317,805 — 5,317,805 Equities: Domestic stocks 3,887,878 — 3,887,878 Domestic mutual funds 97,588 — 97,588 International mutual funds 950,015 — 950,015 Interest in Emory University pooled endowment fund — 609,862,012 609,862,012 Total $55,404,221 609,862,012 665,266,233

The following table summarizes the valuation of CCI’s financial instruments, which are recorded at fair value by the ASC Topic 820 fair value hierarchy levels as of August 31, 2014:

Level 1 NAV Total Assets: Cash and cash equivalents $31,910,286 — 31,910,286 Fixed income securities: Domestic mutual funds 4,831,704 — 4,831,704 Equities: Domestic stocks 3,827,154 — 3,827,154 Domestic mutual funds 101,926 — 101,926 International mutual funds 941,704 — 941,704 Interest in Emory University pooled endowment fund — 603,548,983 603,548,983 Total $41,612,774 603,548,983 645,161,757

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11 Net Assets 12 Endowment Funds CCI’s endowment funds consist of individual donor- A. Unrestricted restricted endowment funds and funds designated by the As of August 31, 2015 and 2014, unrestricted net assets are board of trustees (the Board) to function as endowments. as follows: The net assets associated with endowment funds, including 2015 2014 those funds designated by the Board to function as endow- ment, are classified and reported based on the existence or Undesignated $ 12,005,012 950,718 absence of donor-imposed restrictions. Designated for: CCI applies the provisions of ASC Subtopic 958-205, Endowment investment 230,316,859 230,444,062 Presentation of Financial Statements. ASC Subtopic 958-205 Program funds 7,167,775 6,428,283 provides guidance on the net asset classification of Maintenance of property and equipment 500,000 500,000 donor-restricted endowment funds for a not-for-profit $249,989,646 238,323,063 organization that is subject to an enacted version of the Uniform Prudent Management of Institutional Funds Act (UPMIFA), and also requires enhanced disclosures about Unrestricted net assets include funds internally designated an organization’s endowment funds, both donor-restricted as additions for endowment investment and program endowment funds and board-designated endowment funds. funding. These amounts are classified as unrestricted net CCI has interpreted UPMIFA, as adopted by the State assets due to the lack of explicit donor stipulations that of Georgia, as providing, among other things, expanded temporarily or permanently restrict their use. Unrealized spending flexibility by allowing, subject to a standard of gains or losses on internally designated endowment funds prudence, spending from an endowment without regard to are classified as changes in unrestricted net assets. the book value of the corpus of the fund. As a result of this B. Temporarily Restricted interpretation, CCI classifies as permanently restricted net As of August 31, 2015 and 2014, temporarily restricted net assets (a) the original value of gifts donated to the perma- assets are available for the following purposes: nent endowment, (b) the original value of subsequent gifts to the permanent endowment, and (c) accumulations to 2015 2014 the permanent endowment made in accordance with the Health $ 80,039,732 52,497,541 direction of the applicable donor gift instrument at the Peace 2,418,485 2,297,631 time the accumulation is added to the fund. Cross-program 1,193,492 1,745,944 The remaining portion of the donor-restricted endow- Time-restricted endowment funds 247,184,376 251,502,041 ment fund that is not classified in permanently restricted $330,836,085 308,043,157 net assets is classified as temporarily restricted net assets until those amounts are appropriated for expenditure by CCI in a manner consistent with the standard of prudence C. Permanently Restricted prescribed in UPMIFA. Permanently restricted net assets totaling $144,050,636 and $131,720,873 at August 31, 2015 and 2014, respec- tively, are required by donors to be invested in perpetuity, and the income from these assets is expendable to support activities of CCI. NOTES TO CONSOLIDATED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS NOTES TO CONSOLIDATED

78 In accordance with UPMIFA, CCI considers the B. Strategies Employed for Achieving Objectives following factors in making a determination to appropriate To satisfy its long-term rate-of-return objectives, CCI or accumulate donor-restricted endowment funds: relies on Emory University’s total return strategy in which • The duration and preservation of the fund; investment returns are achieved through both capital appreciation (realized and unrealized) and current yield • The purposes of CCI and the donor-restricted endow- (interest and dividends). Emory University employs a ment fund; diversified asset allocation strategy across global equities, • General economic conditions; fixed income, marketable alternatives, and private invest- • The possible effect of inflation and deflation; ment to achieve its long-term return objectives within • The expected total return from income and the apprecia- prudent risk constraints. tion of investments; C. Spending Policy and How the Investment • Other resources of CCI; and Objectives Relate to Spending Policy • The investment policies of CCI. CCI follows Emory University’s total return endowment spending policy that establishes the maximum amount of CCI invests its endowment assets in a pooled investment endowment investment return available to support current fund managed by Emory University. CCI’s Board follows operating and capital needs. The maximum distribution the investment return objectives and the spending policy of endowment income in 2015 and 2014 was based on as directed and managed by Emory University’s board of 4.75% of the average fair value of the endowment over trustees as set forth in more detail below. the previous 12 months’ ending value on December 31. A. Return Objectives and Risk Parameters CCI considered the expected return on its endowment, CCI supports Emory University’s investment and including the effect of inflation, in setting the annual spending policies, the objective of which is to provide a appropriation amount. Accordingly, CCI expects the predictable stream of funding to programs supported by current spending policy to allow its endowment to main- its endowment while seeking to maintain the purchasing tain its purchasing power if projected growth rates are power of the endowment assets. Under this investment achieved. Additional real growth will be provided by new policy, as approved by the Emory University Board of gifts and any excess investment return. Trustees, the endowment assets are invested in a manner to attain a real total return of at least 8% (including infla- tion) over the long term. Over shorter time periods, the endowment assets’ performance will be measured versus a policy benchmark. The policy benchmark represents the weighted average of benchmark returns to each asset class in the policy asset allocation. The performance objective is to outperform the policy benchmark by at least 50 basis points, net of fees, on average. It is not expected that the performance target will be met for every three-year period.

79 Endowment funds consist of the following as of August 31, 2015:

Temporarily Permanently Unrestricted restricted restricted Total Donor-restricted endowment funds $ — 247,184,375 144,050,636 391,235,011 Board-designated endowment funds 230,316,860 — — 230,316,860 Total funds $230,316,860 247,184,375 144,050,636 621,551,871

Endowment funds consist of the following as of August 31, 2014:

Temporarily Permanently Unrestricted restricted restricted Total Donor-restricted endowment funds $ — 251,502,041 131,720,873 383,222,914 Board-designated endowment funds 230,444,062 — — 230,444,062 Total funds $230,444,062 251,502,041 131,720,873 613,666,976

Changes in endowment funds for the year ended August 31, 2015, are as follows:

Temporarily Permanently Unrestricted restricted restricted Total Endowment funds, August 31,2014 $230,444,062 251,502,041 131,720,873 613,666,976 Contributions 3,178,889 — 12,329,763 15,508,652 Investment return: Endowment fund earnings 9,275,829 14,824,914 — 24,100,743 Appreciation of endowment investments, net (12,142,302) (18,859,136) — (31,001,438) Total investment return (2,866,473) (4,034,222) — (6,900,695) Appropriation of endowment assets for expenditure (439,618) (283,444) — (723,062) Endowment funds, August 31, 2015 $230,316,860 247,184,375 144,050,636 621,551,871

Changes in endowment funds for the year ended August 31, 2014, are as follows:

Temporarily Permanently Unrestricted restricted restricted Total Endowment funds, August 31, 2013 $184,572,036 193,010,359 129,077,519 506,659,914 Contributions 4,412,354 — 2,643,354 7,055,708 Investment return: Endowment fund earnings 8,312,835 13,649,401 — 21,962,236 Appreciation of endowment investments, net 26,877,692 45,101,509 — 71,979,201 Total investment return 35,190,527 58,750,910 — 93,941,437 Appropriation of endowment assets for expenditure (440,167) (259,228) — (699,395) Transfers to board-designated endowment funds 6,709,312 — — 6,709,312 Endowment funds, August 31, 2014 $230,444,062 251,502,041 131,720,873 613,666,976 NOTES TO CONSOLIDATED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS NOTES TO CONSOLIDATED

80 Related-Party Commitments and 13 Transactions 15 Contingencies Emory University provides certain administrative Federal Financial Assistance functions to CCI, including, but not limited to, payroll administration, investment management, information Federally funded programs are routinely subject to special technology, and legal services. CCI paid Emory University audits that could result in claims against the resources of $554,604 and $560,196 during the years ended August 31, CCI. Management does not believe that there will be any 2015 and 2014, respectively, for the provision of these claims arising from such audits that could have a material services. adverse effect on the financial position of CCI. Emory University made unrestricted contributions to CCI of $660,782 and $641,956, respectively, during Subsequent the years ended August 31, 2015 and 2014. In addition, Events CCEU made unrestricted contributions to CCI, primarily 16 related to endowment earnings at CCEU, of $410,700 CCI evaluated events subsequent to August 31, 2015, and and $398,999 during the years ended August 31, 2015 and through February 16, 2016, the date on which the consol- 2014, respectively. idated financial statements were issued, and determined CCI is currently affiliated with two separately incorpo- that all significant events and disclosures are included in rated organizations, Carter Center U.K. and Carter Center the consolidated financial statements. U.K. Foundation.

The Carter Center 14 Collaborative, Inc. (CCCI) CCCI received donations of in-kind goods for the benefit of CCI totaling $255,342,940 and $95,177,651, respec- tively, during the years ended August 31, 2015 and 2014, that are included in the accompanying consolidated statements of activities. Expenses totaling $243,795,522 and $80,667,049 related to the use or grant of these dona- tions are also included in the accompanying consolidated statements of activities for the years ended August 31, 2015 and 2014, respectively. Inventory related to these goods for CCCI totaled $33,193,597 and $21,646,179 as of August 31, 2015 and 2014, respectively, and is included in the accompanying consolidated statements of financial position.

81 Our Community 82 In a northern Uganda district, a woman hangs her laundry. More and more people in her area are being treated for the parasitic disease river blindness, with the eventual goal of eliminating it. 83 THE CARTER CENTER AROUND THE WORLD

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Europe 26 Albania Since its founding in 27 Bosnia and 1982, The Carter Center 3 Herzegovina has undertaken peace 28 Estonia North America and health initiatives in 29 Romania more than 80 countries 1 Canada 30 Russia worldwide. These are 2 Mexico the countries where the 3 United States Center has had a presence, 2 6 past and present. 10 50 4 7 49 11 12 9 55 Legend 8 13 33 n Peace Programs 14 43 n 5 38 Health Programs 25 21 56 n Peace and Health Caribbean and 24 42 Programs 19 45 n No Activity Central America 4 Belize 20 5 Costa Rica 6 Cuba 7 Dominican 23 Republic 17 South America 8 El Salvador 16 15 Argentina 9 Guatemala 16 Bolivia 22 10 Haiti 17 Brazil 11 Honduras 18 Chile 12 Jamaica 18 19 Colombia 13 Nicaragua 20 Ecuador 14 Panama 15 21 Guyana 22 Paraguay 23 Peru 24 Suriname 25 Venezuela

84 Asia 30 72 Bangladesh 28 73 China 74 India 75 Indonesia 76 Myanmar 27 29 78 77 Nepal 26 78 North Korea 79 Pakistan 70 73 63 69 80 Philippines 67 68 79 81 Sri Lanka 31 77 46 66 82 Timor-Leste 74 72 76 52 60 40 37 71 53 80 32 41 36 59 81 62 35 64 57 44 Middle East 39 54 66 Egypt 34 75 61 67 Israel and the Occupied 48 Palestinian Territory 82 65 51 68 Jordan 69 Lebanon 47 70 Syria 71 Yemen

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Africa 31 Algeria 38 Cote d’Ivoire 44 Kenya 52 Niger 59 South Sudan 32 Benin 39 Democratic 45 Liberia 53 Nigeria 60 Sudan 33 Burkina Faso Republic of 46 Libya 54 Rwanda 61 Tanzania 83 the Congo 34 Burundi 47 Madagascar 55 Senegal 62 Togo 40 Eritrea 35 Cameroon 48 Malawi 56 Sierra Leone 63 Tunisia Oceania 41 Ethiopia 36 Central African 49 Mali 57 Somalia 64 Uganda 83 New Zealand 42 Ghana Republic 50 Mauritania 58 South Africa 65 Zambia 43 Guinea 37 Chad 51 Mozambique 85 SENIOR STAFF

Ambassador (Ret.) Mary Ann Peters Ernesto Ruiz-Tiben, Ph.D. Educational Programs Chief Executive Officer, The Carter Center Director, Guinea Worm Lauren N. Kent-Delany, M.A. Eradication Program Director, Educational Programs Peace Programs Health Programs P. Craig Withers Jr., Research Jordan Ryan, J.D., M.A. Stephen B. Blount, M.D., M.H.A., M.B.A. Vice President, Peace Programs M.P.H. Director, Program Support Steven H. Hochman, Ph.D. Director, Special Health Programs Director, Research; Hrair Balian, J.D. Operations Faculty Assistant to Director, Conflict Resolution Thomas H. Bornemann, Ed.D. President Carter Program Director, Mental Health Program Phillip J. Wise Jr. Vice President, Operations Office of Jimmy and David J. Carroll, Ph.D. Kelly Callahan, M.P.H. and Development; Rosalynn Carter Director, Democracy Program Director, Trachoma Control Corporate Secretary Program Lauren L. Gay Deanna Congileo, M.A. Special Assistant to Yawei Liu, Ph.D. Director, Public Information Director, China Program William H. Foege, Jimmy Carter M.D., M.P.H. Michael J. Turner Beth M. Davis Jennie K. Lincoln, Ph.D. Senior Fellow, Health Policy Director, Human Resources Director, Americas Program Special Assistant, Presidential Scheduling Frank O. Richards Jr., M.D. Finance Laura Neuman, J.D. Director, Director, Global Access to – River Blindness Elimination Christopher D. Brown, CPA Melissa M. Montgomery Information Program Program Vice President, Finance; Treasurer Special Assistant to – Lymphatic Filariasis Rosalynn Carter Elimination Program – Schistosomiasis Control Program

INTERNS

he Carter Center sponsors a competitive­ internship Carter Center accomplish its peace and health initiatives, program, bringing to Atlanta college students and and interns serve in many capacities around the Center. Trecent graduates from universities around the world In turn, The Carter Center provides a substantive learning each semester. Interns play a vital role in helping The experience that serves as a basis for interns to explore their career options and to develop pro- fessional skills. The 2014–2015 class of interns numbered 124 students and recent graduates from 17 countries who spoke 28 languages. Over its history, The Carter Center has had 2,927 interns.

Nandita Vanka attends an event with other election observers in Georgetown, Guyana. Vanka, who earned a degree in international studies at Emory University in Atlanta, was an intern with the Carter Center’s Democracy Program in 2015.

86 INTERNATIONAL TASK FORCE FOR DISEASE ERADICATION

Notable scientists and organizations come together in this Carter David Molyneux, Ph.D., Roberto Tapia Conyer, M.D., Center task force to evaluate the potential for eradicating­ or D.Sc., Hon. F.R.C.P. D.Sc., M.P.H., M.Sc. Professor Emeritus and Senior Director-General controlling infectious diseases. It monitors progress in disease Professorial Fellow Carlos Slim Foundation eradication, reviews the status of selected diseases, and recom- Centre for Neglected mends opportunities for eradication or better control of diseases Tropical Diseases Ricardo Thompson, Ph.D. Director and Principal Investigator such as Guinea worm disease, river blindness, lymphatic filariasis, Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine Chókwè Health Research and schisto­somiasis, malaria, and measles. Training Centre, National Patrick L. Osewe, M.D., M.P.H. Institute of Health Sir George Alleyne, M.D., Donald R. Hopkins, M.D., Global Lead, Healthy Societies Republic of Mozambique F.R.C.P. M.P.H. (Chair) Global Solutions Group Director Emeritus, Pan-American Vice President for Health The World Bank Dyann Wirth, Ph.D., M.A. Health Organization Programs Professor of Immunology and The Carter Center Mark L. Rosenberg, M.D., M.P.H. Infectious Diseases Stephen B. Blount, M.D., President and Chief Executive Harvard School of Public Health M.P.H. Julie Jacobson, M.D., D.T.M.H. Officer Director of Harvard Malaria Director, Special Health Programs Senior Program Officer, Neglected Task Force for Global Health Initiative The Carter Center Infectious Diseases Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Laurence Slutsker, M.D., M.P.H. Yoichi Yamagata, Ph.D., M.Sc. Mickey Chopra, M.D. Director, Division of Parasitic Chief Adviser Chief of Health/Associate Adetokunbo Lucas, M.D. Diseases and Malaria Major Infectious Disease Director, Programs Adjunct Professor of Centers for Disease Control and Project (Myanmar) UNICEF International Health Prevention Japan International Harvard University Cooperation Agency Dirk Engels, M.D., Ph.D. Harrison Spencer, M.D., Coordinator, Preventive Montserrat Meiro-Lorenzo, M.D. M.P.H., D.T.M.&H. Chemotherapy and Transmission Senior Public Health Specialist President and Chief Executive Control Health, Nutrition, and Population Officer World Health Organization Human Development Network Association of Schools of The World Bank Public Health

FRIENDS OF THE INTER-AMERICAN DEMOCRATIC CHARTER

The Friends of the Inter-American Democratic Charter is Osvaldo Hurtado Andrés Pastrana composed of former presidents, prime ministers, and cabinet Former President of Ecuador Former President of Colombia ministers from the Western Hemisphere who seek to increase the Torquato Jardim Sonia Picado visibility of the charter and to prevent democratic tensions from Former Justice of the Superior Chair of the Board of Directors of Electoral Tribunal of Brazil the Inter-American Institute of erupting into crises. Serena Joseph-Harris Human Rights Diego Abente Brun Fernando Henrique Cardoso Former High Commissioner for the Sergio Ramirez Former Minister of Justice and Former President of Brazil Republic of Trinidad and Tobago Former Vice President of Labor of Paraguay Jimmy Carter to the United Kingdom Nicaragua Mariclaire Acosta Former President of the Luis Alberto Lacalle Sir Ronald Sanders Former Undersecretary of Foreign United States of America Former President of Uruguay Member of the Commonwealth Relations for Human Rights and Jorge Castañeda Eminent Persons Group Democracy of Mexico Samuel Lewis Former Minister of Foreign Former Vice President of Panama 2010–2011 Nicolás Ardito Barletta Affairs of Mexico Lloyd Erskine Sandiford Former President of Panama John Maisto Joe Clark Former U.S. Ambassador to the Former Prime Minister of Barbados Carlos Ayala Corao Former Prime Minister of Canada Organization of American States Eduardo Stein Former President, Inter-American Peter DeShazo Former Vice President of Commission on Human Rights John Manley Former Deputy Assistant Secretary Former Minister of Foreign Guatemala Patricio Aylwin of State for Western Hemisphere Affairs of Canada Alejandro Toledo Former President of Chile Affairs, United States Barbara McDougall Former President of Peru Cecilia Blondet Alejandro Foxley Former Minister of External Martín Torrijos Former Minister for the Former Minister of Foreign Affairs of Canada Former President of Panama Advancement of Women and Affairs of Chile Human Development of Peru Carlos Mesa Fernando Tuesta Soldevilla Diego García-Sayán Former President of Bolivia Former Director, National Office Humberto de la Calle Former Foreign Minister of Peru Pedro Nikken of Electoral Processes, Peru Former Vice President César Gaviria of Colombia Former President of the Inter- Joaquín Villalobos Former President of Colombia American Court for Human Founder of the Farabundo Marti Dante Caputo John Graham Rights, Venezuela National Liberation Front, Former Foreign Minister Chair Emeritus, Canadian Signatory of the Peace Agreements of Argentina Foundation for the Americas of El Salvador in 1992 87 THE CARTER CENTER MENTAL HEALTH TASK FORCE

Chaired by former First Lady Rosalynn Carter, the Mental Sally Engelhard Pingree Jane Delgado, Ph.D. Health Task Force focuses on mental health policy issues. It President, The S. Engelhard President and Chief Executive Center; Trustee, The Charles Officer, National Alliance for develops initiatives to reduce stigma and discrimination against Engelhard Foundation Hispanic Health people with mental illnesses; seeks equity for mental health Leslie Scallet, J.D. Jeffrey Houpt, M.D. care comparable to other health care; advances prevention, Washington, D.C. Former Dean and Vice Chancellor promotion, and early intervention services for young children for Medical Affairs, School of Joel Slack Medicine, University of North and their families; and works to increase public awareness and President, Slack Consulting stimulate actions about mental health issues. Carolina, Chapel Hill Ex-Officio Patrick Kennedy Rosalynn Carter, Chair Rosa Gil, D.S.W. Former U.S. Representative, President and Chief Executive Kathryn Cade Renato D. Alarcon, Chair, Board of Trustees, Judge Rhode Island Officer, Comunilife Inc. M.D., M.P.H. Baker Children’s Center Antonia Novello, M.D. Professor of Psychiatry, Emeritus, W. Rodney Hammond, Ph.D. Commissioner of Health for New Mayo Clinic Director (Retired), Division of Gregory L. Fricchione, M.D. Associate Chief of Psychiatry, York State Department of Health Violence Prevention, Centers for William R. Beardslee, M.D. Massachusetts General Hospital Disease Control and Prevention Robert D. Ray Director, Baer Prevention John J. Gates, Ph.D. Governor of Iowa, 1969–83; Initiatives and Chairman Emeritus, Ethleen Iron Cloud-Two Former Director, Carter Center President Emeritus, Drake Boston Children’s Hospital Dogs, M.S. Mental Health Program University Porcupine, S.D. Carl C. Bell, M.D., FAPA, Larke Huang, Ph.D. David Satcher, M.D., Ph.D. FAC.Psych. Stanley S. Jones Jr., J.D. Director, Satcher Health President and CEO, Community Partner; Nelson, Mullins, Riley Senior Adviser on Children, SAMHSA Leadership Institute, Morehouse Mental Health Council, and Scarborough, LLP School of Medicine University of Illinois Fellow Nadine J. Kaslow, Ph.D. Richard Surles, Ph.D. Benjamin G. Druss, ABPP Professor and William Foege, M.D. Head of Operations, M.D., M.P.H. Chief Psychologist, Director, Centers for Disease Comprehensive NeuroScience Inc. Rosalynn Carter Endowed Department of Psychiatry and Control, 1977–83; Health Policy Chair for Mental Health, Behavioral Sciences, Emory Fellow, The Carter Center Beverly Tatum, Ph.D. Rollins School of Public Health, University School of Medicine President, Spelman College National Advisory Council Emory University Cynthia Ann Telles, Ph.D. Ruth Perou, Ph.D. William G. Baker Jr., M.D. Leisa Easom, RN, Ph.D. Associate Clinical Professor, Child Development Studies Founder, Chrysalis Farms, LLC Executive Director, Rosalynn Team Leader, Division of Human Department of Psychiatry and Carter Institute for Caregiving Development and Disabilities, Johnnetta B. Cole, Ph.D. Biobehavioral Sciences, University Centers for Disease Control President, Bennett College of California at Los Angeles Mary Jane England, M.D. School of Medicine Visiting Professor, and Prevention Boston University School of Joanne Woodward Public Health Actress; Director

THE ROSALYNN CARTER FELLOWSHIPS FOR MENTAL HEALTH JOURNALISM ADVISORY BOARD

Advisory board members select fellows and serve as mentors Louisa Craft Jornayvez, M.A. Arlene Morgan who provide technical assistance and share professional Journalist and Artist; Founder, Assistant Dean, School of Media Emanuel Project and Communication, Temple contacts within their fields of expertise. Hank Klibanoff University Susan Ford Bales Larry Fricks James M. Cox Jr. Professor of Tori Murden McClure, M.Div., Board Member, Bosque School; Deputy Director, SAMHSA, Journalism, Emory University J.D., M.F.A. Board Member, Gerald R. Ford Health Resources and Services Lawrence A. Kutner, Ph.D. President, Spalding University Presidential Foundation Administration Center for Consultant, San Carlos, California Colombia Advisers Kathryn Cade Integrated Health Solutions Bill Lichtenstein Yahira Rossini Guzmán Sabogal The Carter Center Mental Health John F. Head President, Lichtenstein Creative Head of Mental Health, Task Force Liaison Communications Director, Judge Media Universidad de la Sabana Caroline S. Clauss-Ehlers, Ph.D. David L. Bazelon Center for Mental Health Law Bob Meyers Associate Professor, Rutgers President, National Press Victor M. García University Katie Hawkins-Gaar Foundation Assistant Professor, Universidad de Benjamin G. Druss, Digital Innovation Faculty, la Sabana Ellen Mickiewicz, Ph.D. M.D., M.P.H. Poynter James R. Shepley Professor of Rosalynn Carter Endowed Chair Kay Redfield Jamison, Ph.D. Public Policy Studies, Duke for Mental Health, Rollins Professor of Psychiatry, University School of Public Health, Emory The Johns Hopkins University University School of Medicine 88 BOARD OF COUNCILORS

The Board of Councilors is a leadership advisory group that promotes understanding of and support for The Carter Center in advancing peace and health around the world. Members attend quarterly presentations and act as advocates for The Carter Center.

Chair Walter Driver Jr. Gayle Alston Mary Ellen Byrd Martha Finn Brooks Goldman Sachs & Co. President and CEO Patricia Arundel MachPoint International Director T. Marshall Hahn Jr. US Lead, Android Carrier Bombardier; Jabil; CARE USA Georgia-Pacific Corp. Partnerships James B. Carson Jr. Google John B. Hardman, M.D. Amy Carter Vice Chair Gregory T. Baranco Liz Blake Laura Hardman President Chip and Becky Carter Senior Vice President (retired) Philip J. Hickey Jr. Baranco Automotive Group Hugh A. Carter Jr. Habitat for Humanity O’Charley’s James F. Barksdale Chairman and President International Darby Printing Company Robert M. Holder Jr. President Equity Investment Corporation Life Members The RMH Group Jack and Elizabeth Carter Henry Aaron W. Thomas Johnson Robert H. Barnett James and Sally Carter The Atlanta Braves CNN News Group Managing Director Conway MacKenzie Hon. Jason and Kate Carter H. Inman Allen Ingrid Saunders Jones Jeff and Annette Carter Ivan Allen Company National Council of Negro Thomas A. Barrow III Women President Joshua and Sarah Carter Tricia Allen Tom Barrow Company James R. Lientz Jr. Dan T. Cathy Claire “Yum” Arnold Safe Harbor Consulting Bryan Batson Chairman, President and CEO Leapfrog Services President Chick-fil-A Dennis P. Lockhart Atlanta Gas Light Company James S. Balloun Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta Louis Centofanti, Ph.D Mark R. Bell II, Ph.D. W. Frank Barron Jr. President Gay M. Love Managing Director Rome Coca-Cola Perma-Fix Environmental Services Printpack BlueArc Capital Management Bottling Company Anthony N. Charaf Kent C. “Oz” Nelson Susan R. Bell Frank J. Belatti United Parcel Service Partner John R. Clifford Equicorp Partners B. Franklin Skinner Ernst & Young Principal Paula Lawton Bevington Perkins Eastman BellSouth Telecommunications Brad R. Benton Bevington Advisors Dr. Lauren Speeth National Healthcare Leader David H. Cofrin Arthur M. Blank The Elfenworks Foundation Dixon Hughes Goodman Attorney The Arthur M. Blank Lamar, Archer & Cofrin Kathy Betty Family Foundation Robert E. “Ted” Turner III Gordon W. Cook Turner Enterprises J. Veronica Biggins Charles M. Brewer Director, Network System Managing Director Las Catalinas Holding Company William B. Turner Sr. Performance W. C. Bradley Company Diversified Search Verizon Wireless Kenneth G. Byers Jr. Robert R. Binns Byers Engineering Company Jack H. Ward John M. Cook Hodges Ward Elliott CEO CT Investments President Jimmy Carter Hybrid Enterprises Robert A. Yellowlees Miles R. Cook Rosalynn Carter Global Payments Emmet Bondurant Partner Partner Bain & Company John L. Clendenin Bondurant, Mixson & Elmore BellSouth Corp. Limited Term Members Shan Cooper Jeffrey T. Bowman Robbie Colgin Harsha Agadi Vice President and The Atlanta Red Book Chairman Jim Brady General Manager GHS Holdings Managing Partner, Central Region Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Ann Wilson Cramer Grant Thornton Coxe Curry & Associates Miles Alexander Joel H. Cowan Partner Milton W. Brannon President Bradley N. Currey Jr. Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton Livingston Foundation Habersham & Cowan Rock-Tenn Company David Allman Amanda Brown-Olmstead Charles B. Crawford Jr. A. W. “Bill” Dahlberg Founder and Chairman President/Chief Executive Officer Chairman, President and CEO Mirant Corp. Regent Partners A. Brown-Olmstead Associates Private Bank of Buckhead Elkin Goddard Alston

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D. Scott Davis Henry David “Hank” Fellows Jr. Glenn P. Hendrix Jay Kelly Chairman Partner Managing Partner Director United Parcel Service Fellows LaBriola Arnall, Golden, Gregory Jay Kelly Interactive Design Erroll B. Davis Jr. R. Fenton-May, Ph.D. Gary M. Henschen, M.D. Michael J. Kelly President and CEO Chief Medical Officer-Behavioral F. T. “Tread” Davis Jr. CarrierWeb Health Richard C. Kerns Senior Counsel Magellan Healthcare Richard Kerns Truck Parts Dentons Amy Edgy Ferber Partner Kenneth R. Hey, Ph.D. Christopher W. Klaus Cynthia N. Day Jones Day Managing Partner CEO & Founder President and CEO Inferential Focus Kaneva Citizens Trust Bank Martin L. Flanagan President and CEO B. Harvey Hill Jr. Kerry W. Kohnen Kathleen Day INVESCO Partner Wendy W. Kopp Alston & Bird Clark Dean Pegi Follachio Managing Director and Private Senior Managing Director Follachio & Associates John R. Holder Client Advisor Transwestern Chairman and CEO U.S. Trust Paul E. Francis Richard A. Denny Jr. Holder Properties James B. Langford Jr. P. Alexander “Alec” Fraser Robert Hooks President John Deushane FC Solutions President and General Manager Wesley A. French Co-Founder WXIA Television, 11 Alive Founding Partner Hooks Van Holm William H. Linginfelter Peachtree Investment Advisors Area President, Georgia/South Paul D. Donahue Bob Hope President Carolina President J. Rex Fuqua Regions Financial Corporation Genuine Parts Company President and CEO Hope-Beckham Fuqua Capital Corporation C. Tycho Howle Russ Lipari Michael S. Donnelly President Atlanta Regional President Linda Galipeau Susan Hrib Validus Group Wells Fargo of Georgia CEO Chief Executive Officer Randstad North America Signum Group David Llewellyn Karen I. Duckett Managing Partner Owner and CEO Mary Ellen Garrett Jerry Hunt Johnson & Ward Duckett Design Group Senior VP – Investments The Garrett Group/Merrill Lynch Farley A. Hunter Stephen Lockyer Lisa A. Dunavin Principal President Managing Principal, Atlanta James F. Geiger F. A. Hunter & Associates Cornwallis Financial Corp. Cushman & Wakefield Taylor Glover Christine Hurtsellers Thomas W. Malone Kenneth P. Dutter President and CEO Chief Investment Officer, Fixed Founder Trustee Turner Enterprises Income Malone Law American Friends of the Episcopal Voya Investment Management Diocese of Jerusalem Laurie Ann Goldman James R. Margard Margo Grbinich Hunt Henna Inam Principal John M. Dyer CEO Rainier Investment Management President and CEO Alex Gregory Transformational Leadership Cox Enterprises Chairman, President and CEO Joerg Matthiessen YKK Corporation of America Bahman M. Irvani Senior Partner and Managing Benjamin F. Easterlin IV President Director Partner Bruce C. Gunter Granite Holdings Boston Consulting Group King & Spalding VP New Neighborhoods Chattahoochee Enterprises M. Christine Jacobs Darrell J. Mays M. Michael Egan Senior Advisor Senior Partner Maryanne Q. Hancock George H. Johnson MasTec Owen, Gleaton, Egan, Jones & Director Founding President Sweeney McKinsey & Company George H. Johnson Properties James J. McAlpin Jr. Partner Barbara Faga Hubert L. “Herky” Harris Jr. Lonnie G. Johnson, Hon.D. Bryan Cave Executive Vice President President and Founder AECOM Ellen Weaver Hartman Johnson Research & Development Michael A. McCarthy Hartman Public Relations Director of Research and Principal Michael P. Fahey Eric J. Joiner Shapiro Capital Management Partner Greg K. Hecht Co-Founder and Vice Chairman PricewaterhouseCoopers Partner AJC International Wade F. McKenzie Hecht Walker, Attorneys at Law President Reade Fahs Blaine Kelley Jr. PhyTest President and CEO Babette Henagan National Vision Managing Partner Katharine Kelley Robert H. McKinney Linx Partners President and CEO Retired Chairman Hon. Robert K. Federal Jr. Green Street Properties First Indiana Corp. Founder and Senior Partner The Federal Firm

90 BOARD OF COUNCILORS

Denis McMorrow William Pate Jennifer L. Scully Geri Thomas Founder President and CEO President and CEO Georgia Market President D-MAC Industries Atlanta Convention and Visitors Clinical Resources Bank of America Bureau Robert L. McNeil Jr. R. K. Sehgal Mark W. Tipton President & CEO Fred Perpall Georgia Regional President IMAGES USA Chief Executive Officer Laura Turner Seydel IBERIABANK The Beck Group Chairperson Charles H. “Pete” McTier Captain Planet Foundation Timothy C. Tuff Egbert L. J. Perry Toney E. Means Chairman and CEO Charles M. Shaffer Jr. Mark A. van Weegen Chairman and CEO The Integral Group Vice President Bel Griffin Corp. Shi Shailendra A. T. Kearney G. P. “Bud” Peterson, Ph.D. CEO Robert A. Meier President Shailendra Group James K. Wagner Jr. Georgia Institute of Technology CEO Martin Melaver William M. Sharp Sr. DiscoverReady CEO Elizabeth Plunkett-Buttimer, Partner Melaver McIntosh Ph.D. Sharp Partners John F. “Jack” Ward J F Ward Enterprises Eddie Meyers Chairman and CEO Jane E. Shivers Georgia Regional President Bowdon Manufacturing Shivers Consulting William L. Warren PNC Financial Services Group William M. Poole Partner Calder P. Sinclair, Esq. Sutherland, Asbill & Brennan D. Kris Miller Attorney at Law President President Nelson Mullins Riley & Sinclair, Townes & Company Dexter B. Warrior Ackerman & Co. Scarborough Principal and COO John F. “Sandy” Smith T. Dallas Smith & Co. Stuart Mills Laura Heery Prozes Partner Chairman President Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton Jack H. Watson Jr. Leighton Mills Laura Heery Architecture & Chair Planning Ann G. Stallard National Portrait Gallery C. David Moody Jr. CEO President and CEO Diane L. Prucino Graphic Communications Corp. D. Richard “Rick” Williams C.D. Moody Construction Partner Chairman Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton Robb Stanley Primerica Louise Allen Moore Partner Chief Executive Officer Jenny Pruitt Stanley, Esrey & Buckley Don L. Williams Ivan Allen Company CEO President and CEO Atlanta Fine Homes/Sotheby’s William J. Stanley III Princeton Healthcare Mary S. Moore International Realty Principal Founder and CEO Stanley, Love-Stanley, P.C. John F. Wilson III Cook’s Warehouse John Pruitt President and COO WSB Channel 2 Richard E. “Ricky” Steele Jr. Rollins Jean Mori Founder and Chairman Shyam Reddy Connie W. Stewart E. Jenner Wood III Mori Luggage & Gifts Senior Vice President and General Rebekah Stewart Corporate Executive Vice Counsel Brigadoon Lodge President Ralph R. Morrison BlueLinx Corporation SunTrust Banks Partner Wally Stover Wallace Morrison & Casteel Brent Reid CEO Ellen H. Yankellow, Pharm.D. President and CEO Wally Stover Homes President and CEO Emory Morsberger Winter Companies Correct Rx Pharmacy Services Principal Carolyn A. Stradley Morsberger Revitalization Stephen W. Riddell Founder and CEO Sam Zamarripa Managing Partner – Atlanta C & S Paving Founder and President Leo F. Mullin Troutman Sanders Zamarripa Capital Colleen Nunn Alexis Sulyma Karen A. Robinson Director, Public Health Operating Daniel E. O’Neill Senior Vice President, Sales and Unit Ex-Officio Members President Marketing Northrop Grumman Information The Honorable Nathan Deal O’Neill Management Consulting NanoLumens Systems Governor State of Georgia Dorothy B. “Dot” Padgett Gerald and Ingrid Rosenthal William J. Taggart Rosenthal, Levy, Simon, & Ryles Executive-in-Residence and COO The Honorable Kasim Reed Thomas H. “Trey” Paris III Ahmed Salama Morehouse College Mayor U.S. Manager, State Government City of Atlanta Relations CEO R. Scott Taylor Jr. General Electric Company Oriental Weavers USA President James W. Wagner, Ph.D. David W. Scheible Carter President Sunny K. Park Emory University Chief Executive Officer Chairman and CEO General Building Maintenance Graphic Packaging Holding Company

91 THE CARTER CENTER BOARD OF TRUSTEES

The Carter Center is governed by its Board of Trustees, which oversees the Center’s assets and advances its objectives and goals.

Jason Carter Reuben E. Brigety II Douglas W. Nelson James W. Wagner, Ph.D. Chair Dean, Elliott School of Retired President and CEO President Partner International Affairs Annie E. Casey Foundation Emory University Bondurant, Mixson & The George Washington Elmore, LLP University Wendell S. Reilly Ellen H. Yankellow, PharmD Managing Partner President and CEO Kathryn E. Cade Jimmy Carter Grapevine Partners Correct Rx Pharmacy Vice Chair Founder Services, Inc. The Carter Center Marjorie M. Scardino Co-chair Rosalynn Carter Chairman Trustees Emeritus Founder The MacArthur Foundation Rosalynn Carter Institute David A. Hamburg, M.D. for Caregiving Bradley N. Currey Jr. Justice Leah Ward Sears President Emeritus Terrence B. Adamson Retired Chairman and CEO Partner Carnegie Corporation of Retired Executive Vice President Rock-Tenn Company Schiff Hardin LLP New York National Geographic Society The Hon. Gordon D. Giffin D. Douglas Shipman The Hon. James T. Laney Arthur M. Blank Partner CEO Former U.S. Ambassador Owner and Chairman McKenna Long & Aldridge BrightHouse, LLC to South Korea Atlanta Falcons Charlayne Hunter-Gault Hugo X. Shong John J. Moores Chairman Journalist Founding General Partner Investor The Arthur M. Blank IDG Capital Partners San Diego Padres Family Foundation Ben F. Johnson III Retired Partner Chilton D. Varner Kent C. “Oz” Nelson Richard C. Blum Alston & Bird Partner Retired Chairman and CEO Chairman King & Spalding, LLP United Parcel Service Blum Capital Partners Sherry Lansing CEO The Sherry Lansing Foundation Photography Credits Stephen Boissy: 21 bottom, 59; Ron Borden: 7 top right, 52, 92; The Carter Center: 2 lower, 3 both; Barnett Cline: 2 top; Claire Colbert: 11 top right, 27; Mark Darrough: 23 bottom; Peter DiCampo: 18, 23 top; Gwenn Dubourthoumieu: Front cover left, 17 top; Edward Echwalu: 39, 83; Soyia Ellison: 86; Noah Friedman- Rudovsky: 7 top left; Mariella Furrer: 15; Louise Gubb: Front cover right, 1, 6, 7, 13, 22 bottom; Deborah Hakes: 9, 10, 11 top left, 11 center left, 17 bottom, 42, 44; Wilford Harewood: 15 top; Steve Maxwell: 11 bottom, 34; Paul Kariuki Munene: 8; Grant Lee Neuenburg: 5; Oscar Noya-Alarcon/ CAICET Venezuela: 21 top; Amy Patterson: 22 top; Paige Rohe: 31; Tom Saater: 14, 25; Michael A. Schwarz: 8, 19 all; Emma Seimodei: 4 top; Emily Staub: 4 bottom, 12, 41, Small boats ply a placid waterway in Myanmar. The 63; Yuriah Tanzil: inside front cover; Carter Center in 2015 observed the first democratic William Vazquez/Pfizer: 51 elections there following decades of military rule. One Copenhill 453 Freedom Parkway Atlanta, Georgia 30307 (404) 420-5100 www.cartercenter.org