2016 US ANNUAL REPORT DOCTORS WITHOUT BORDERS/MÉDECINS SANS FRONTIÈRES (MSF) IS AN INDEPENDENT MEDICAL HUMANITARIAN ORGANIZATION THAT DELIVERED EMERGENCY AID TO PEOPLE AFFECTED BY ARMED CONFLICT, EPIDEMICS, MALNUTRITION, NATURAL DISASTERS, AND EXCLUSION FROM HEALTH CARE IN 71 COUNTRIES IN 2016. ON ANY GIVEN DAY, THOUSANDS OF INDIVIDUALS REPRESENTING DOZENS OF NATIONALITIES ASSIST PEOPLE CAUGHT IN CRISES AROUND THE WORLD. THEY ARE DOCTORS, NURSES, LOGISTICS EXPERTS, ADMINISTRATORS, EPIDEMIOLOGISTS, LABORATORY TECHNICIANS, MENTAL HEALTH PROFESSIONALS, AND OTHERS WHOSE WORK IS GUIDED BY HUMANITARIAN PRINCIPLES AND MEDICAL ETHICS. MSF RECEIVED THE NOBEL PEACE PRIZE IN 1999.

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4 FORCED FROM HOME: YEAR IN REVIEW 18 ACTIVITIES 20 2016 BY THE NUMBERS 22 PROJECT SUPPORT 40 FIELD STAFF 46 DONORS 80 FINANCIAL REPORT 82 HOW YOUR SUPPORT SAVES LIVES 84 BOARD OF DIRECTORS/ BOARD OF ADVISORS

A child receives a yellow fever vaccine in Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of Congo, as part of a massive campaign in which MSF vaccinated 710,000 people in 11 days in August 2016. © Dieter Telemans

DOCTORS WITHOUT BORDERS | MÉDECINS SANS FRONTIÈRES US Annual Report 2016 DOCTORS WITHOUT BORDERS | MÉDECINS SANS FRONTIÈRES US Annual Report 2016 1 A nurse examines children at a camp for displaced people in Abs district, Yemen, where MSF supports a hospital and provides mobile outreach services. © Gonzalo Martínez

2 DOCTORS WITHOUT BORDERS | MÉDECINS SANS FRONTIÈRES US Annual Report 2016 DEAR FRIENDS, OVER THE PAST YEAR, AS NATIVIST ARGUMENTS FOR WALLS AND OTHER BARRIERS TO KEEP PEOPLE OUT GAINED STRENGTH IN THE UNITED STATES AND AROUND THE WORLD, THE CORE MISSION OF DOCTORS WITHOUT BORDERS WAS CHALLENGED AS NEVER BEFORE. WITH YOUR STRONG SUPPORT, WE ARE FIGHTING ON ALL FRONTS TO DEFEND OUR ABILITY TO PROVIDE HUMANITARIAN ASSISTANCE FOR PEOPLE IN NEED REGARDLESS OF RACE, RELIGION, OR POLITICAL CONVICTION.

Every day, our medical teams treat people displaced by conflict While our work pushing for greater access and innovation and extreme violence. Throughout 2016, people seeking safety garners less visibility, it is instrumental to providing high-quality found themselves trapped in crisis, as countries closed their health care to the people who need it most. Through our Access borders and sought to push refugees elsewhere—anywhere Campaign, we are not only working to bring down the cost of but here. We witnessed the terrible results first-hand during vaccines and essential medicines, we are also supporting re- field visits to Lebanon and Mexico. search and development to find new ways to treat the neglected diseases that affect many of our patients. Thanks to nearly half More than half our projects were dedicated to caring for people a million supporters who joined our campaign for A Fair Shot, in situations of armed conflict or internal instability, with some Pfizer and GSK agreed to significantly lower the price of the of our biggest operations in countries that have experienced pneumonia vaccine for children caught in humanitarian emer- massive displacement. At the end of 2016, there were more gencies. Pneumonia is the leading killer of children under five. than 65.6 million people displaced worldwide, according to the United Nations Refugee Agency. That unfathomable number We are breaking new ground through a series of clinical trials provokes fear and xenophobia in some quarters, but we hope to treat drug-resistant tuberculosis (TB). A clinical trial initi- the stories of our patients might inspire greater compassion. ated by MSF in Niger in 2014 showed that a new, heat-stable We are also grateful for the contributions of the many MSF vaccine against rotavirus could help prevent large numbers of staff members who were once refugees themselves. children from dying of severe diarrhea. Our research indicated that a new cholera control strategy using a single-dose oral Together, we are working to ensure that our patients receive vaccine could be effective in combating the disease. Last April, assistance and safety. In 2016, we launched a three-year MSF vaccinated 423,000 people in Lusaka, Zambia, in the advocacy campaign to expose the conditions facing those who largest oral cholera vaccination campaign to be undertaken have been “Forced From Home.” The campaign centers around during an outbreak. a traveling, interactive exhibition led by MSF field workers who take visitors behind the headlines about the global refugee We hope that you will take some time to read the full report crisis. The exhibition toured the eastern US in 2016, and will and reflect on the impact of our global activities made possi- travel to the mountain region and west coast this fall. In 2018, ble with your support. Consider the individual lives behind the the exhibition will go to the southwestern US. For those of you big numbers: 9,792,200 outpatient consultations; 2,536,400 living in or near the cities on the tour, we hope you will join us. cases of malaria treated; 250,300 births assisted; 80,100 se- (Learn more at forcedfromhome.com.) verely malnourished children treated at our inpatient feeding programs. Meanwhile, teams in the field and at headquarters are working to ensure that we have the necessary access and protection On behalf of all our patients and staff, we thank you. to care for those suffering the brunt of conflict. We played a leading role in pushing the United Nations Security Council to unanimously adopt Resolution 2286, which pledged to protect medical workers and patients in conflict situations. The UN Secretary-General borrowed our message, publicly affirming that “Even war has rules.”

And yet, airstrikes and shelling against health facilities have continued, with attacks often carried out by military coalitions involving Security Council member states, including France, Sincerely, Russia, the United Kingdom, and the United States. In 2016, 34 health structures managed or supported by MSF were attacked in Syria and Yemen. We will continue to demand that all warring John Lawrence, President, MSF-USA Board of Directors parties adhere to their obligations under international law. Jason Cone, Executive Director, MSF-USA

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IN 2016, MSF RESPONDED TO THE MOUNTING REFUGEE CRISIS BY STEPPING UP LIFESAVING EFFORTS TO TREAT DISPLACED PEOPLE, EXPOSING THE EXTRAORDINARY CHALLENGES THEY FACE, AND ADVOCATING FOR THEIR PROTECTION.

The arguments for more restrictive migration policies are often framed in terms of national security as necessary measures to keep out terrorists and criminals. Yet most refugees and asylum- seekers are themselves seeking protection as they flee violence by armed groups, criminal gangs, and state or non-state forces. Their exodus is the symptom of deeper dysfunction—war waged without limits, state collapse, social and economic upheaval.

MSF sees the results firsthand as we treat patients caught in conflict and turmoil. We provide essential medical care on the front lines of the displacement crisis, with projects in countries that have experienced massive population shifts due to conflict— including Syria, Iraq, Yemen, Afghanistan, South Sudan, Nigeria, Democratic Republic of Congo, and Central African Republic. We also treat large numbers of displaced people in the world’s leading host countries for refugees, such as Pakistan, Jordan, Lebanon, Uganda, Ethiopia, and Kenya.

Many of the world’s richest countries—including the United States—are now closing their borders, compounding the chal- lenges in parts of the developing world that already host dis- proportionately large numbers of displaced people. Last year, governments admitted less than 190,000 refugees for resettle- ment—and more than 25 million refugees and asylum seekers were suspended in a precarious limbo. Without a more generous, more equitable, and more humane global resettlement effort, millions of people will remain trapped in situations of conflict and extreme violence.

According to medical ethics, we have the duty to care for those who need treatment no matter who they are or where they are. MSF’s charter demands that we speak out on behalf of our patients. So we are challenging governments to uphold their international legal obligations to refugees and asylum seekers. People whose lives are at risk must be allowed safe passage, given assistance, and be provided with protection.

A displaced Yazidi family leaves the Katsikas camp in Greece to protest alleged threats to their community. © Bruno Fert

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THE US ADMINISTRATION’S PLANS TO BUILD A BORDER WALL WITH MEXICO THREATEN TO FURTHER COMPLICATE AND OBSCURE A LARGELY UNDECLARED REFUGEE CRISIS.

An estimated 500,000 people are fleeing annually from El Salvador, Guatemala, and Honduras. The high level of violence in the region, known as the Northern Triangle of Central America, ranks along- side that in the world’s deadliest war zones.

In 2015 and 2016, MSF carried out extensive research to under- stand the medical needs of migrants and refugees from Central America. We conducted a randomly sampled survey of migrants and refugees in facilities the organization supports in Mexico, and gathered additional data from MSF clinics. Nearly 40 percent of patients surveyed reported direct attacks, threats to themselves or their families, extortion, or forced recruitment attempts as the main reasons for fleeing their countries. Sixty-eight percent reported being victims of violence during their transit in Mexi- co. Nearly one-third of the women surveyed had been sexually abused during their journey. We treated thousands of patients for intentional wounds and emotional trauma. (Our findings were re- leased in a report published in May 2017, “Forced to Flee Central America’s Northern Triangle: A Neglected Humanitarian Crisis.”)

Despite the catastrophic conditions, the United States and Mexico generally detain and deport people from the Northern Triangle rather than provide protection. We are urging both Mexico and the United States to stop deporting vulnerable people back to a dan- gerous region. We are also recommending that the United States expand existing Temporary Protected Status designations for citizens from the Northern Triangle, ensure humane conditions for people while their cases are processed, and guarantee access to medical and mental health care services.

A woman holds her granddaughter during an MSF support session for women at the Tenosique migrant shelter in Mexico. © Marta Soszynska/MSF

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IMAGES OF FLIMSY, OVERCROWDED BOATS CARRYING REFUGEES AND MIGRANTS DESPERATE TO REACH EUROPEAN SHORES AWAKENED THE WEST TO THE MAGNITUDE OF THE GLOBAL REFUGEE CRISIS.

The emergency demands a more compassionate and coherent international response, but instead has largely been met with fear and hysteria exploited by nationalist politicians.

MSF strongly opposed the 2016 agreement between the European Union (EU) and Turkey, which offered financial and political incentives to Turkey to block people from leaving for Europe and to accept deportees from squalid prison camps in Greece. The EU-Turkey deal effectively outsourced the problem and marked a historic abdication of Europe’s moral and legal responsibilities to provide asylum to those who need protec- tion. In June, MSF announced that it would no longer accept funds from the EU or EU member states in opposition to their harmful deterrence policies.

The unacceptable costs of state indifference to the plight of refugees and migrants are obvious in the Mediterranean, where at least 5,143 men, women, and children died in 2016 while attempting to make the dangerous crossing, according to the International Organization for Migration.

Last year, MSF’s search-and-rescue operations in the Mediterranean saved 21,603 peo- ple. MSF carried out the first phase of its search-and-rescue work in 2015, suspending activities in the winter with a renewed call for EU authorities to step in to prevent more tragedies. We resumed sea operations in April 2016 as European states continued to fo- cus on deterrence and surveillance measures rather than on saving lives. MSF picked up thousands of vulnerable people along the deadly stretch of water between Libya and Italy, one of the few remaining routes to Europe as borders across the continent were closed.

We reinforced our search-and-rescue capacity with highly skilled MSF medical teams on board larger ships. The teams were equipped to provide lifesaving emergency care as well as to treat dehydration, fuel burns, hypothermia, and skin diseases. MSF provided psychological and medical first aid to many victims of torture and violence.

MSF began providing medical care to migrants, refugees, and asylum seekers detained in Libya in July 2016. We raised serious concerns with Libyan and international authorities that people were often detained arbitrarily in inhumane and unsanitary conditions. Many of our patients had been repeatedly victimized by security forces, militias, smuggling networks, criminal gangs, and other individuals exploiting their extreme vulnerability.

MSF staff register migrants and refugees aboard the Aquarius after a rescue operation in the Mediterranean Sea. © Kevin McElvaney

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SYRIANS WERE THE WORLD’S LARGEST FORCIBLY DISPLACED POPULATION, WITH AN ESTIMATED 12 MILLION PEOPLE UPROOTED AT THE END OF 2016—MORE THAN HALF THE COUNTRY.

MSF’s presence in Syria was severely constrained by the gov- ernment and other armed groups. However we managed to operate directly in six medical facilities in regions controlled by opposition forces across northern Syria, and to provide remote support to Syrian medical networks. Civilian areas were routinely bombed and deprived of assistance. In 2016, 32 medical facil- ities supported by MSF were bombed or shelled on 71 separate occasions.

In July, during the siege of Aleppo by the Syrian government-led coalition, MSF was forced to temporarily suspend activities in the area. In December, after the Syrian government took full control of Aleppo city, MSF operated mobile clinics, distributed relief items, and organized a vaccine campaign to reach thou- sands of people evacuated to the surrounding countryside.

Since the Syrian conflict began in 2011, more than one million Syrians have fled to neighboring Lebanon—a country smaller than the state of Connecticut. (By comparison, the United States hosted just under 273,000 refugees of all nationalities in 2016, according to the UN Refugee Agency.) MSF expanded medical aid and emergency assistance to Syrian refugees, Palestinian refugees, and other vulnerable communities in Lebanon.

MSF also provided medical services to Syrian refugees in Jordan, where access to health care was extremely limited. We advocat- ed on behalf of the more than 75,000 Syrians—mostly women and children—who were left stranded along Jordan’s harsh desert frontier known as the berm. In June, Jordan closed its northern border after a car bombing at a nearby military base. Humanitarian agencies were unable to access the berm to deliv- er essential food, water, and medical supplies.

At least 55 people were killed in April 2016 when air strikes hit the MSF-supported Al Quds hospital and surrounding area in eastern Aleppo, Syria. © Karam Almasri

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12 DOCTORS WITHOUT BORDERS | MÉDECINS SANS FRONTIÈRES US Annual Report 2016 YEAR IN REVIEW CHASING THE NEEDS IN SOUTH SUDAN

MORE THAN THREE YEARS OF CONFLICT, WHICH HAS INCLUDED EXTREME VIOLENCE AGAINST CIVILIANS, HAS FORCED 3.3 MILLION SOUTH SUDANESE PEOPLE FROM THEIR HOMES.

South Sudan was the third leading source country for refugees in 2016, with the fastest growing refugee population, according to the UN Refugee Agency. Nearly all of the 1.4 million refugees sought shelter in neighboring countries, and around 1.9 million people were internally displaced, often trapped in desperate conditions.

MSF’s program in South Sudan, one of its largest anywhere, re- sponded to the urgent medical needs of people affected by violence and maintained essential health care services across the country. Providing humanitarian assistance has become more difficult and dangerous in some places, however. Several MSF facilities were attacked or looted, with attacks often leading to the suspension of medical activities or even the closure of projects, effectively depriv- ing tens of thousands of people of lifesaving medical care.

The most serious violation took place in February 2016 during an attack on displaced people taking shelter at a UN base in Malakal, where MSF ran a hospital. More than 25 people were killed, includ- ing two staff members. MSF treated patients and provided refuge for displaced people in its hospital during the attack. In June, MSF published a report sharply critical of the failure of the UN Mission in South Sudan to protect people at a designated Protection of Civil- ians site. MSF also condemned the appalling conditions at the sites, de facto camps for displaced people at UN bases across the country. We drew attention to the inadequate living space, insufficient food and water distribution, and rampant sexual violence.

MSF operated in parts of the country where there was no other ac- cess to health care, setting up health centers and operating mobile clinics to treat patients for a range of conditions, including acute malnutrition. MSF also established a network of community health workers drawn from the local population to provide some continuity of care, including in cases where people are forced to flee.

A doctor tends to a mother and child at the MSF hospital in Bentiu, South Sudan. © Rogier Jaarsma

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Displaced people at a camp in Ngala, DISCOVERING A HIDDEN Nigeria, fill jugs with clean water distributed by MSF teams. © Sylvain EMERGENCY IN NIGERIA Cherkaoui/COSMOS

MSF RESPONDED TO A HUMANITARIAN CRISIS IN THE NORTHEAST, WHERE 2.5 MILLION PEOPLE HAVE BEEN FORCIBLY DISPLACED BY CONFLICT.

Fighting between Boko Haram and national and regional armed forces has ruined entire towns and villages, with uprooted communities unable to sustain their traditional livelihoods.

MSF has had a permanent presence in Maiduguri since 2014, treating mal- nutrition, providing maternal health services, and responding to outbreaks of cholera and measles. In 2016, epidemiological surveys conducted in informal settlements in the city revealed evidence of extreme malnutrition and mortal- ity, affecting children in particular, however MSF did not have access to areas outside the city due to conflict and insecurity. In June, more than 1,000 ema- ciated women and children were evacuated by the Nigerian army to Maiduguri from Bama, a town around 40 miles away. After screening and treating this group for malnutrition, MSF made the exceptional decision to accept an armed escort to assess the situation in Bama.

The team found a full-blown emergency: 24,000 people, including 15,000 chil- dren, were sheltered in a camp located on a hospital compound in Bama. Over a few hours, the MSF medical team discovered a health crisis and referred 16 severely malnourished children at immediate risk of death to the MSF in-patient therapeutic feeding center in Maiduguri. A rapid nutritional screening of more than 800 children found that 19 percent of them suffered from severe acute malnutrition—its deadliest form. The team also found 480 children’s graves dug over the past year.

MSF usually refuses armed escorts in order to stay independent of any party to the conflict. In this case, a compromise was necessary to reach people in dire need of help. However, we did not compromise in terms of speaking out about the conditions witnessed by our teams in a camp controlled by the Nigerian military. We immediately publicized the severe hunger crisis in Bama in order to provoke a larger response by the international humanitarian aid system.

MSF began offering assistance in Bama, and over the following months man- aged to access other towns across Borno State. Teams provided health care and emergency nutritional support, improved access to water and sanitation, and distributed food and relief items. MSF data helped to convince the national authorities and international aid agencies of the scale of the emergency. By the end of 2016, the World Food Program and other aid organizations had begun large-scale interventions.

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MSF STRIVES TO FULFILL ITS FOUNDING MISSION AS A HUMANITARIAN ORGANIZATION THAT DELIVERS MEDICAL AID AND SPEAKS OUT ABOUT THE SUFFERING OF OUR PATIENTS.

MSF was created in response to the horrors of the Biafran War, a civil conflict that erupted in eastern Nigeria in 1967 and resulted in some two million people forced from their homes and at least 600,000 people killed, mostly from famine. The doctors and journalists who established MSF in 1971 laid the foundations for a new approach to humanitarian action that would challenge political and other boundaries, and prioritize the well-being of those caught in emergencies. Decades later, we are still providing medical care and advocating on behalf of displaced people and other victims of conflict.

We work in countries with chronic displacement crises, such as the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), which is simultaneously one of the top source countries for refugees and one of the leading hosts. Many people in DRC have been displaced multiple times, over generations. Last year, amid political upheaval and ongoing conflicts, there was also a massive influx of refugees from South Sudan and Burundi. MSF remained highly effective despite the volatile environment. In North Kivu province, home to large numbers of displaced people, MSF performed more than 270,000 outpatient consultations in the Mweso area alone.

“A different emergency happens there every day,” MSF health advisor Marit de Wit said of her time in eastern Congo. “Torture and gang rape are a daily reality.… Our Congolese colleagues are the real heroes of the project. They suffer the same things as our patients … yet they are still motivated to come to work every morning.”

That’s the spirit we try to maintain across the movement. In the face of terrible suffering and injustice, there is still much work to be done. We will continue to do everything we can to address the enormous needs. And we will keep challenging governments and international agencies to fulfill their responsibilities to protect refugees and others who have been forced to flee for their lives. ■

MSF’s emergency team works with locally hired drivers to respond to a measles outbreak in May 2016 in the Democratic Republic of Congo. © Diana Zeyneb Alhindawi

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DOCTORS WITHOUT BORDERS | MÉDECINS SANS FRONTIÈRES US Annual Report 2016 17 EUROPE 37 PROJECTS IN 8 COUNTRIES RUSSIAN FEDERATION IN 2016, DOCTORS WITHOUT BORDERS/MÉDECINS SWEDEN SANS FRONTIÈRES (MSF) PROVIDED HUMANITARIAN BELARUS ASSISTANCE IN 71 COUNTRIES. MSF-USA SUPPORTED UKRAINE FRANCE WORK IN 51 OF THESE COUNTRIES. GEORGIA ITALY SERBIA UZBEKISTAN KYRGYZSTAN GREECE ARMENIA TURKEY TAJIKISTAN TUNISIA SYRIA LEBANON IRAN AFGHANISTAN JORDAN IRAQ OCCUPIED PALESTINIAN PAKISTAN ALGERIA LIBYA TERRITORIES MIDDLE EAST ASIA & PACIFIC EGYPT BANGLADESH 60 PROJECTS IN 74 PROJECTS IN INDIA MYANMAR 17 COUNTRIES MEXICO MAURITANIA 9 COUNTRIES HAITI SUDAN MALI NIGER HONDURAS CHAD YEMEN THAILAND CAMBODIA GUINEA-BISSAU SOUTH GUINEA SUDAN PHILIPPINES NIGERIA AMERICAS SIERRA LEONE CENTRAL ETHIOPIA VENEZUELA AFRICAN 26 PROJECTS IN LIBERIA MALAYSIA IVORY CAMEROON REPUBLIC 7 COUNTRIES COLOMBIA COAST UGANDA DEMOCRATIC INDONESIA REPUBLIC KENYA ECUADOR OF CONGO BURUNDI AFRICA PAPUA NEW 271 PROJECTS IN TANZANIA GUINEA 30 COUNTRIES ANGOLA ZAMBIA MALAWI MOZAMBIQUE Received MSF-USA funding BOLIVIA ZIMBABWE Received funding from other MSF Offices MADAGASCAR

SWAZILAND DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO $121,584,641

SOUTH SUDAN $96,199,545 SOUTH AFRICA CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC $66,856,760 YEMEN $66,634,474 IRAQ $46,462,866 HAITI $46,005,021 SOUTH SUDAN 3,683 SYRIA $43,635,350 DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO 3,509 NIGERIA $43,464,889 CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC 2,760 ETHIOPIA $31,881,717 AFGHANISTAN 2,200 NIGER $29,185,657 NIGER 2,087 LARGEST COUNTRY PROGRAMS IN 2016 STAFF NUMBERS IN 2016 Based on 2016 expenditures from all MSF offices. Largest country programs based on the number of MSF staff in the field. 18 DOCTORS WITHOUT BORDERS | MÉDECINS SANS FRONTIÈRES US Annual Report 2016 EUROPE 37 PROJECTS IN 8 COUNTRIES RUSSIAN FEDERATION SWEDEN BELARUS UKRAINE FRANCE GEORGIA ITALY SERBIA UZBEKISTAN KYRGYZSTAN GREECE ARMENIA TURKEY TAJIKISTAN TUNISIA SYRIA LEBANON IRAN AFGHANISTAN JORDAN IRAQ OCCUPIED PALESTINIAN PAKISTAN ALGERIA LIBYA TERRITORIES MIDDLE EAST ASIA & PACIFIC EGYPT BANGLADESH 60 PROJECTS IN 74 PROJECTS IN INDIA MYANMAR 17 COUNTRIES MEXICO MAURITANIA 9 COUNTRIES HAITI SUDAN MALI NIGER HONDURAS CHAD YEMEN THAILAND CAMBODIA GUINEA-BISSAU SOUTH GUINEA SUDAN PHILIPPINES NIGERIA AMERICAS SIERRA LEONE CENTRAL ETHIOPIA VENEZUELA AFRICAN 26 PROJECTS IN LIBERIA MALAYSIA IVORY CAMEROON REPUBLIC 7 COUNTRIES COLOMBIA COAST UGANDA DEMOCRATIC INDONESIA REPUBLIC KENYA ECUADOR OF CONGO BURUNDI AFRICA PAPUA NEW 271 PROJECTS IN TANZANIA GUINEA 30 COUNTRIES ANGOLA ZAMBIA MALAWI MOZAMBIQUE BOLIVIA ZIMBABWE MADAGASCAR

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DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO 1,960,000 ETHIOPIA 438,300 CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC 1,098,100 YEMEN 435,500 SOUTH SUDAN 934,400 SYRIA 372,700 NIGER 519,200 LEBANON 342,200

NIGERIA 441,900 AFGHANISTAN 328,100 OUTPATIENT CONSULTATIONS IN 2016 Largest country programs according to number of outpatient consultations (not including specialist consultations).

DOCTORS WITHOUT BORDERS | MÉDECINS SANS FRONTIÈRES US Annual Report 2016 19 OUTPATIENT CONSULTATIONS 9,792,200 PATIENTS ADMITTED 671,700

MALARIA People treated for malaria 2,536,400

YELLOW FEVER People vaccinated against yellow fever during 1,167,600 outbreaks

MEASLES People vaccinated against measles during 869,100 outbreaks

MENTAL HEALTH Individual and group mental health consultations 282,300

BIRTHS Births assisted, including Caesarean sections 250,300

HIV/AIDS HIV/AIDS patients on antiretroviral treatment 232,400 at the end of 2016

MENINGITIS People vaccinated against meningitis during 169,200 outbreaks

SURGERY Major surgical interventions 92,600

MALNOURISHED CHILDREN Severely malnourished children admitted to 80,100 inpatient feeding programs

MIGRANTS AND REFUGEES Migrants and refugees rescued and assisted at sea 30,600

TUBERCULOSIS Patients treated for tuberculosis 20,900

CHOLERA People treated for cholera 20,600

SEXUAL VIOLENCE Patients medically treated for sexual violence 13,800

20 DOCTORS WITHOUT BORDERS | MÉDECINS SANS FRONTIÈRES US Annual Report 2016 MSF and SOS Méditerannée personnel help rescue refugees and migrants off the coast of Libya. © Kevin McElvaney

DOCTORS WITHOUT BORDERS | MÉDECINS SANS FRONTIÈRES US Annual Report 2016 21 PROJECTS DESCRIBED IN THIS SECTION WERE MADE POSSIBLE IN PART BY GENEROUS CONTRIBUTIONS FROM INDIVIDUALS, FOUNDATIONS, AND CORPORATIONS IN THE UNITED STATES.

The great majority of funds MSF collects are unrestricted to any particular proj- ect, which is essential to MSF’s ability to respond to emergencies as they unfold. The dollar amounts here reflect the total MSF-USA funding directed by MSF to field programs in a given country. These amounts are part of the total project costs presented by MSF International in its 2016 International Activity Report [activityreport2016.msf.org].

CAMEROON $6,300,000 AFRICA Since 2011, violent attacks by Boko Haram and the counterinsurgency operations of BURUNDI $5,385,538 the Nigerian army have forced hundreds of thousands of people from northeastern MSF continued to provide free, high-quality Nigeria to seek refuge in Cameroon, Chad, care to victims of trauma at L’Arche Kigobe, and Niger. MSF scaled up activities in the a private facility in the capital, Bujumbura, north of the country, providing health care, where political tensions and economic dif- including maternal services and nutritional ficulties had a heavy impact. MSF increased support, in Minawao camp. MSF staff carried L’Arche’s capacity from 43 to 75 beds, and out 58,147 consultations and improved water expanded care to treat all victims of trauma. and sanitation services. In 2016, teams treated 4,839 patients in In Mora town, near the Nigerian border, the emergency department, admitted 1,801 MSF offered specialized nutritional and patients, and performed some 3,184 surgical pediatric care at the hospital, supported interventions. Specialized physiothera - two health centers, and ran an ambulance pists provided 11,237 sessions for patients service and surgical activities in response to recovering from surgery, and 1,160 patients a large influx of wounded patients. At Maroua received psychological support. hospital, MSF renovated the operating the- MSF responded to two cholera alerts ater and post-surgical ward and carried out during the peak season. Teams set up cholera 737 surgical interventions between August treatment centers in PRC hospital in Bujum- and December. In Kousseri, on the Chadian bura, and in Kabezi and Ruziba. To prevent border, MSF supported the surgical ward at the spread of the disease, teams disinfected the district hospital, performing Caesarean 2,832 households and provided equipment so sections and emergency interventions. MSF families could treat their drinking water. staff also provided nutritional and pediatric care at the hospital, conducted outpatient GLOSSARY consultations in three health centers, and trained MoH staff. ARV: antiretroviral DR-TB: drug-resistant tuberculosis CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC DS-TB: drug-sensitive tuberculosis $26,599,672 MDR-TB: multidrug-resistant tuberculosis Years of political unrest and violence have MoH: Ministry of Health resulted in a protracted humanitarian crisis PEP: post-exposure prophylaxis in CAR. In 2016, thousands of people were SMC: seasonal malaria chemoprevention killed, wounded, or displaced as armed groups fought for territory. Two MSF workers were TB: tuberculosis killed while doing their jobs. Many humani- XDR-TB: extensively drug-resistant tarian agencies withdrew from CAR in 2016 A child receives a vaccination tuberculosis due to lack of funding, but MSF maintained its for yellow fever in Kinshasa, presence, with 17 projects across the country. Democratic Republic of Congo. © Dieter Telemans

22 DOCTORS WITHOUT BORDERS | MÉDECINS SANS FRONTIÈRES US Annual Report 2016 DOCTORS WITHOUT BORDERS | MÉDECINS SANS FRONTIÈRES US Annual Report 2016 23 wards as well as in the therapeutic feeding center. In Moïssala, MSF ran a prevention, detec- tion, and treatment program for pediatric malaria that also included pregnant women. Around 2,300 children were admitted to Moïssala hospital’s malaria unit, and 43,000 children and 7,500 women were treated for malaria in MSF-supported health facilities in the district. Four rounds of SMC were ad- ministered in 2016, each reaching more than 110,000 children. In Am Timan, MSF supported the hospital’s pediatric and maternity wards as well as the laboratory, and also managed the nutrition program and TB and HIV activities. MSF outreach teams worked at three health cen- ters. In September, MSF’s Chad Emergency Response Unit responded to an outbreak of hepatitis E in Am Timan. In 2016, 2,176 children were treated for severe malnutrition. For the first time, MSF started a malnutrition prevention project MSF staff hold a session on targeting nearly 30,000 children under the sexual violence and sexually age of two in and around Bokoro. Mothers in transmitted infections in 15 rural locations received food supplements Molokai village, Democratic along with soap and mosquito nets. Republic of Congo. © Natacha Buhler/MSF DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO $44,372,856 In 2016, MSF provided 1.96 million outpatient consultations in DRC, its largest program based on services delivered. Teams respond- Violence in the capital, Bangui, resulted children, and in Zémio teams offered basic ed to disease outbreaks, violence, and needs in dozens of casualties. MSF provided emer- and specialist health care in the hospital. In arising from massive displacement. MSF gency services in the city’s General Hospital, Bangassou, MSF supported the 118-bed ref- supported the MoH in a major emergency carrying out 3,700 surgical interventions. The erence hospital, which was being expanded, response to the outbreak of yellow fever, team conducted 32,300 consultations in the as well as three health centers. vaccinating more than a million people in PK5 neighborhood, treating children under MSF’s emergency response team Equipe Kinshasa and Matadi city. MSF’s Pool d’Ur- the age of 15 at Mamadou Mbaiki health d’Urgence RCA (Eureca) responded to several gence Congo responded to 26 emergencies center. More than 106,000 consultations health and nutrition emergencies across the relating to cholera, measles, typhoid fever, were carried out at the MSF field hospital in country and vaccinated more than 12,800 and displaced people, reaching 330,000 M’poko camp for internally displaced people children against measles. The team also people across the country. at Bangui’s airport. MSF scaled up services aided 4,000 South Sudanese refugees in In North Kivu, MSF hospitals admitted for women and babies in the city, managing Bambouti. Nearly 95,000 children in Berbéra- nearly 35,000 children suffering from malnu- the 80-bed Castor maternity hospital and ti, Bangassou, and Paoua received routine trition and/or other diseases; over 270,000 assisting around 600 births per month; sup- immunizations in 2016 during multi-antigen outpatient consultations were provided in ported the Gbaya Dombia maternity facility vaccination campaigns. the Mweso area alone, and more than 7,500 in PK5; and rehabilitated a small maternity surgical interventions were performed in hospital in the Dameka/Boeing area. Rutshuru Hospital. MSF provided comprehensive care to local CHAD $6,610,951 MSF supported five health facilities in communities and displaced people in Batan- In 2016, thousands of people in the Lake Goma offering screening and treatment for gafo, Kabo, Boguila, Bossangoa, Paoua, Car- Chad region were forced to flee their homes HIV/AIDS; the team provided care for over not, and Ndele. In Berbérati, MSF supported as a result of violent clashes between Boko 2,600 affected patients. In South Kivu, MSF the regional hospital and four health centers. Haram and Chadian military forces. MSF ran carried out over 284,000 outpatient consul- More than 4,200 children were admitted to mobile clinics from bases in Baga Sola, Bol, tations, admitted 10,800 people to hospitals, the hospital in 2016, and over 21,900 pediat- Liwa, and Kiskawa to provide basic health treated more than 10,700 malnourished ric outpatient consultations were carried out care and mental health support to displaced children, and assisted more than 10,000 in the health centers. people and the local population, supported deliveries. A surge of malaria cases pushed In Bambari, MSF provided primary and the health center in Tchoukoutalia, and of- the MSF-supported hospital in Baraka to its secondary health care to the host population fered mental health care to Nigerian refugees limits. A 100-bed facility built by MSF was in and around 50,000 displaced people living in in Dar es Salam camp. full use, and more community-based sites camps, carrying out nearly 35,000 consul- In Bol regional hospital, MSF collaborated were set up to treat 200,000 children for ma- tations. In Bria, MSF provided health care to with MoH staff on sexual and reproductive health, working in the maternity and pediatric laria, pneumonia, and diarrhea. Staff carried

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out over 450,000 outpatient consultations and exploitation that left them with psycho- In Gambella region, MSF provided basic and admitted more than 17,000 patients logical problems and physical disabilities. and secondary health services for South to the hospital. MSF teams continued to Teams assisted other vulnerable individ- Sudanese refugees and local communities, support health centers in Lulimba, Misisi, uals with 2,655 medical consultations and and ran a regular mobile clinic for refu- and Lubondja, opening additional commu- distribution of over 2,300 hygiene kits. MSF gees at the entry point of Pagak. In 2016, nity-based sites and carrying out nearly continued discussions with the Egyptian Min- MSF offered basic medical assistance to 200,000 outpatient consultations. istry of Health and Population and national 264,000 refugees and local residents and In early 2016, MSF opened a project to medical institutions to establish partner- treated 87,000 patients for malaria in these assist victims of sexual violence in Mam- ship projects in key public health areas, locations. MSF also donated much-needed basa region. Teams provided care for over and offered to contribute technical medical supplies to Gambella Hospital and supported 1,100 victims of violence and treated 11,900 expertise to existing initiatives. the surgical ward. for sexually transmitted infections in nine In Amhara region, MSF provided treatment, MSF-supported health centers. MSF teams in diagnosis, and prevention of kala azar (vis- Boga and Gety regional hospitals and health ETHIOPIA $9,299,000 ceral leishmaniasis), including for patients centers treated 3,300 patients in emergency MSF continued to fill health care gaps, co-infected with HIV and/or TB; efforts so rooms and intensive care units and over 280 respond to emergencies, and provide care for far have resulted in a significant decrease in victims of sexual violence. More than 600 de- the growing refugee population. transmission and infection rates. Teams also liveries were assisted in Boga, and over 2,200 In Wardher hospital and other health facili- treated snakebites and supported emergency children were admitted to the pediatric ward ties in Doolo zone’s Danod and Yucub dis- referrals. in Gety Hospital. In Haut-Uélé teams treated tricts, MSF provided inpatient and outpatient In collaboration with Ethiopian author- more than 84,000 patients for malaria during services, including primary and reproductive ities, MSF provided mental health care for an outbreak between May and August. health care and treatment for malnutrition some 6,200 Eritrean refugees in Shimelba MSF teams supported two hospitals and TB. MSF also worked in 10 outreach and Hitsats camps in Tigray region and ran and several health centers in Manono and clinics and donated drugs and medical sup- a psychiatric care center and a secondary Kabalo during a nutrition emergency. More plies. In partnership with the Regional Health health care facility. In Aseko, nearly 4,800 than 6,000 children suffering mainly from Bureau, MSF treated around 45,000 patients. children with moderate acute malnutrition malnutrition and malaria were admitted to In Liben zone’s Dolo Ado, MSF provided So- received supplementary food, and 160 with the pediatric unit. In Nyunzu, MSF responded mali refugees and the host community with severe acute malnutrition were referred to to a measles outbreak and vaccinated around basic health care, nutritional support, and therapeutic feeding programs. In Babile, MSF 90,000 children. MSF’s project in Bili and routine immunizations. MSF also managed supported local health teams to screen and Bossobolo provided 80,000 consultations for three health posts in Buramino and Hiloweyn treat around 300 malnourished children. refugees from Central African Republic and camps and worked in the health center in host communities. Dolo Ado town. MSF worked at the local In Kinshasa, MSF provided medical and district hospital of Fik, in the central Somali GUINEA $3,703,806 psychosocial care for people with HIV/AIDS, Region. In Degehabur, MSF provided maternal From January to September, MSF worked supported hospitals and health centers, health services and expanded the hospital. in Conakry, Coyah, Dubreka, and Forécariah, and piloted innovative ways of managing Mobile clinics offered basic health care. treating 359 Ebola survivors and 282 health patients. In 2016, over 2,500 patients with advanced HIV were admitted to the hospital and 68,000 consultations were carried out. Toward the end of the year, MSF supported A woman working at a brothel in 10 health facilities to treat 160 patients who Conakry, Guinea, receives HIV were wounded during violent protests against testing and counseling from MSF the president. Similar support was given to teams. © Sam Phelps health facilities in Lubumbashi. MSF continued efforts to find our three missing colleagues: Philippe Bundya Mu- songelwa, Richard Muhindo Matabishi, and Romy Ya-Dunia Ntibanyendera. They were abducted in July 2013 in Kamango, in the east of the country, while carrying out a health assessment.

EGYPT $1,617,626 MSF provided medical and mental health assistance, physiotherapy, and social support to refugees and migrants in Egypt, whose numbers have risen sharply in recent years due to conflict and instability in the region. In 2016, MSF treated 1,465 new patients, in addition to the existing cohort. Refugees and migrants struggled with limited employment opportunities and difficulties in accessing health care. Many had experienced violence

DOCTORS WITHOUT BORDERS | MÉDECINS SANS FRONTIÈRES US Annual Report 2016 25 professionals for medical complications. MSF at two health posts in Dadaab, carrying out MSF’s patients were transferred to three MoH provided medical and psychological care to 162,653 outpatient consultations and ad- centers in Monrovia and the survivor clinic 354 people indirectly affected by the Ebola mitting 9,137 patients to the hospital. More was closed. epidemic, such as family members of the than 3,000 babies were born in the hospital’s victims. Over 18,000 people benefited from maternity ward. information sessions designed to reduce the In partnership with the Mombasa County LIBYA $4,320,000 stigma affecting Ebola survivors. The closure Department of Health, MSF launched a sexual Libya remained fragmented by conflict and of the survivor project in September marked and reproductive health project in Mrima political divisions, which severely impacted the the end of MSF’s direct involvement in Ebo- health facility to reduce maternal and new- health care system. MSF donated drugs and la-related medical activities. born mortality. medical equipment to hospitals throughout In November, in collaboration with the In Kibera, Nairobi’s largest slum, 176,415 the country to support emergency and surgi- MoH, MSF opened a 31-bed center in Donka people received medical treatment from MSF cal care. In Benghazi, MSF ran a clinic with a Hospital to treat people suffering from in 2016, including 728 patients treated for Libyan NGO to offer pediatric and gynecologi- advanced HIV. The Donka center offers free, HIV, 386 for TB, and 997 for non-communi- cal consultations to displaced and vulnerable high-quality care to patients with HIV-relat- cable diseases. After more than 20 years in people. MSF also supported the emergency ed diseases such as Kaposi’s sarcoma and Kibera, MSF began the process of handing room in Benghazi Medical Center and Al Abyar cryptococcal meningitis. It also conducts the clinic over to the Kenyan government and and Al-Marj hospitals with staff and training. operational research and provides hands-on another NGO. MSF supported the main Misrata hospital, medical training. Since 2008, MSF’s clinic in Nairobi East- establishing a partnership for infection control At the end of 2016, MSF was providing lands has provided psychological, medical, with an MSF-run hospital in Amman, and medical care for 9,856 people living with HIV. legal, and social assistance to victims of sex- provided two hospitals in Zintan with supplies MSF gradually handed over the provision of ual and gender-based violence. MSF worked and mass-casualty response training. ARVs to a large patient cohort to the national with local authorities to increase access to In addition to being a destination for health ministry, and by the end of 2016, was emergency care for people living in Mathare hundreds of thousands of refugees, asylum providing first-line ARVs to 2,573 patients in slum and the Eastleigh neighborhood. A team seekers, and migrants, Libya was a transit Conakry. in Eastlands also supported the detection point for people attempting to cross the and treatment of MDR-TB. Mediterranean to reach Europe. These people Since 2014, MSF has run a program in were exposed to alarming levels of violence, IVORY COAST $2,160,000 Ndhiwa sub-county aimed at controlling the exploitation, and ill treatment. MSF ran Years of political crisis have taken a heavy spread of HIV and reducing the number of mobile clinics in seven migrant detention toll on the health system, and maternal deaths from the disease, working in the adult centers in and around Tripoli, carrying out mortality rates are particularly dire. In the medical ward of Homa Bay and Ndhiwa hos- 7,145 medical consultations. Hambol region, where there are an estimat- pitals to improve the quality of care for both ed 661 maternal deaths per 100,000 live HIV and non-HIV patients. In 2016, more than MALAWI $460,000 births, MSF ran a project with the MoH to 3,000 patients were diagnosed and enrolled improve the management of obstetric and on treatment, and more than 14,300 patients MSF ran several projects to combat HIV/ neonatal emergencies in rural settings. MSF were receiving ARVs. AIDS in Malawi, where an estimated 980,000 supported the Katiola referral hospital and people live with the virus. In Nsanje District, three primary health centers in the region by MSF supported the district management providing additional personnel and medical LIBERIA $2,780,000 team in running a fully decentralized HIV and supplies; facilitating an efficient referral sys- The devastating 2014–2015 Ebola outbreak TB program, supported care for patients with tem for complicated deliveries; and running a resulted in more than 4,800 deaths in Liberia, advanced HIV in the district hospital, and training, coaching, and supervision program including 184 health care professionals. health care for truck drivers and sex workers. for MoH staff. An average of 350 deliveries Though health services were progressively MSF worked with the health ministry to per month were assisted in MSF-supported restored, gaps persisted, notably in special- support HIV patients in Chiradzulu and began facilities. At Katiola hospital, 55 newborns ized pediatric care and mental health. a four-year handover process to ensure were admitted to the neonatal ward and 50 In 2015, MSF opened the Bardnesville high-quality management of stable HIV Caesarean sections were performed. Junction Hospital (BJH) in Monrovia, the Li- patients. MSF is shifting its focus to hard-to- berian capital and the epicenter of the Ebola reach groups. MSF also worked to improve outbreak, to provide specialized and emer- access to viral load testing in five district KENYA $5,965,604 gency pediatric care, neonatology services, health centers, and provided screening and In 2016, MSF opposed the Kenyan gov- management of complicated severe malnu- preventive treatment for cervical cancer. ernment’s decision to close the massive trition, on-site training, and an Ebola survivor MSF provided HIV, TB, and primary health Dadaab refugee camp, which housed more clinic. In September 2016, the Liberia Board care services in Maula and Chichiri central than 300,000 Somali refugees. According to of Nursery and Midwifery validated the hospi- prisons, where 97 percent of inmates were MSF’s October report, more than 80 percent tal as a site for clinical skills training. The first tested for HIV during the year. Of those who of refugees surveyed said they did not want group of nursing students completed their tested positive, 94 percent were started to return to Somalia, citing issues such practical training in December. on treatment and 93 percent achieved an as the threat of being forcibly recruited by During 2016, 8,200 emergency consul- undetectable viral load. MSF extended similar armed groups, sexual violence, and the lack tations were carried out and nearly 4,500 services to two district prisons where in- of access to health care. In November, the patients were admitted to BJH. MSF’s mates had limited access to health care. MSF government announced it would extend the survivor clinic provided care to approximately continued development of its transnational deadline for Dadaab’s closure until May 2017. 600 patients and conducted an average of “corridor project,” providing health care for Throughout the year, MSF continued its work 240 consultations per month. In December, high-risk groups including sex workers, truck in the 100-bed hospital in Dagahaley and drivers, and men who have sex with men.

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After a major cholera outbreak on Lake Chilwa in early 2016, MSF launched a mass vaccination campaign that reached 108,400 people. An innovative two-dose strategy was used for 5,863 hard-to-reach people, with the second dose self-administered two weeks after the first. MSF concluded a nine-month emergency intervention in Kapise, where around 10,000 Mozambicans sought refuge from conflict in their country in December 2015.

MALI $6,120,000 Access to medical care remains limited in northern Mali due to a lack of medical staff and supplies, and insecurity arising from clashes between armed groups. In Anson- go town, Gao region, MSF supported the 48-bed referral hospital with outpatient consultations, inpatient and emergency care, surgery, maternal health care, treatment for chronic diseases, nutrition and laboratory An MSF doctor conducts an appetite test at a nutrition center in Fori, Nigeria. © Musa Yahaya/MSF services, and mental health care. In rural areas of Ansongo, MSF arranged referrals to helped launch a new viral hepatitis C program ter (ITFC) and pediatric and neonatal wards, health centers and the hospital. From July in 2016, with three patients starting treat- and started supporting the maternity ward. to December, when the nomadic community ment through the national health system. In Zinder region, MSF supported the pedi- migrate with their cattle far from the health MSF supported the MoH in Changara and atric unit and ITFC in Magaria district hospi- centers, MSF ensured they had access to pri- Marara districts in expanding access to HIV tal. The team repeatedly boosted capacity for mary health care by training and mentoring and TB care using innovative, communi- malnutrition and malaria cases, reaching 600 community health workers in the diagnosis ty-based models of care. MSF continued to beds at the seasonal peak and supporting and treatment of common diseases. More develop models of care for high-risk groups, 11 health centers. In Dungass district, MSF than 57,145 children received routine catch- including sex workers and men who have sex opened an additional 200-bed pediatric unit. up vaccinations and antimalarial treatment with men, covering 180 locations along the MSF teams ran community-based ac- during the seasonal peak. commercial corridor route linking Beira har- tivities to combat malaria, and more than In Kidal region, MSF supported five health bor to the mining area of Tete province. MSF 117,000 children received SMC. MSF support- centers. In collaboration with local authori- conducted medical consultations with more ed pediatric and nutrition activities in Zinder ties, the team implemented SMC for the first than 4,000 sex workers. MSF started two new City and Chare Zamna. time in the region, targeting around 16,000 projects in Morrumbala and Mossurize dis- In Maradi region, MSF ran a pediatric children between three months and five years tricts, providing obstetric care in rural areas program in and around Madarounfa town old. During the year, MSF started to hand over and improving access to health services for and added neonatal care to MSF’s activities; its SMC activities in Koutiala to the MoH. An communities affected by conflict. 15,573 children received care for severe average of 171,000 children received antima- malnutrition. larial drugs in each round. MSF and the MoH vaccinated nearly Elsewhere in Koutiala district, MSF ran a NIGER $9,655,310 240,000 people during a meningitis outbreak, comprehensive pediatric program. In 2016, In Niger, MSF focused on reducing child mor- and vaccinated 70,000 people in Tahoua 7,032 children were admitted to the pediatric tality, particularly during the annual nutrition region, 66,000 in Diffa region, and 61,000 in ward and 3,829 to the nutrition ward of the and malaria crisis. Teams also provided Tillabéri region during measles outbreaks. MSF-supported regional referral hospital. humanitarian assistance to refugees and dis- Other teams assisted in a vaccination MSF also supported pediatric and nutrition placed people in the south. campaign against cholera in Diffa and aided activities in five health centers across the In Diffa region, where hundreds of thou- victims of floods in Tahoua. district, carrying out 90,203 outpatient sands of people were affected by fighting consultations and treating 3,779 children for between Boko Haram and armies in the malnutrition. area, MSF worked with the MoH to provide NIGERIA $13,377,303 free basic and reproductive health care and The conflict between Boko Haram and the MOZAMBIQUE $320,000 to respond to emergencies. Teams carried Nigerian military has resulted in massive out over 317,000 consultations and 3,810 displacement and a catastrophic humanitari- Despite ambitious plans to treat everyone deliveries, and treated some 24,500 malaria an emergency across the northeast. In several diagnosed with HIV, Mozambique struggled patients in Diffa in 2016. areas of Borno State, high mortality rates to respond to an epidemic affecting 11.5 In Tahoua region, MSF worked in health were linked to severe malnutrition and pre- percent of all adults. In Maputo, MSF provided centers and at the Madaoua district hospital, ventable diseases. Although security within care for HIV patients who needed second- which expanded to 350 beds during the sea- Maiduguri, the state capital, improved slightly, or third-line ARV treatment and treated sonal peak in malnutrition and malaria cases. active conflict, mass displacement, and dis- co-morbidities such as Kaposi’s sarcoma and MSF ran the inpatient therapeutic feeding cen- ease outbreaks continued outside the city. viral hepatitis, as well as TB and DR-TB. MSF

DOCTORS WITHOUT BORDERS | MÉDECINS SANS FRONTIÈRES US Annual Report 2016 27 MSF scaled up emergency assistance in with noma and other diseases and worked SOUTH AFRICA $719,565 Borno and the surrounding region. Insecurity with the MoH and the World Health Organi- limited MSF activities in some of the hardest zation to respond to a meningitis outbreak, South Africa has the largest HIV patient hit villages, leading teams to carry out rapid vaccinating 113,030 people. cohort in the world and has helped to lead interventions. MSF scaled up services in In Port Harcourt, Rivers state, MSF provid- efforts to gain access to new treatments for camps for displaced people in Maiduguri and ed a comprehensive package of care for sur- MDR-TB. In KwaZulu-Natal province, MSF’s in 10 nearby towns, running clinics to remote vivors of sexual violence, which included PEP HIV/ TB project in uThungulu district aims to locations where access was possible. MSF for HIV and sexually transmitted infections, be the first site in South Africa to meet the admitted 20,760 children to therapeutic vaccinations, emergency contraception, and United Nations 90-90-90 targets. In 2016, feeding centers, and carried out 290,222 counselling. MSF continued to run its vesi- MSF tested 56,029 individuals, supported outpatient and 2,764 emergency consulta- covaginal fistula and emergency obstetric 2,370 male circumcisions, and distributed tions. MSF conducted over 56,000 antenatal program in Jahun general hospital in Jigawa 1,573,756 condoms. care consultations and assisted in 5,181 state. The team treated 400 women with In partnership with the city and the orga- deliveries. Teams provided over 1,099 tons fistulas, performed 2,660 obstetrics-related nization mothers2mothers, MSF’s Khayelit- of food to displaced people in the last half surgical procedures, and assisted in 7,365 sha project near Cape Town established of 2016, vaccinated approximately 130,000 births. MSF also set up basic emergency 13 postnatal “Moms and Tots” clubs where children against measles and 10,052 against obstetric services in surrounding health women and their babies could get one-stop pneumococcal pneumonia, and provided centers. services for HIV and other health issues. MSF 18,754 with SMC. fought for access to new drugs for patients In Kukareta village in Yobe state, MSF in Khayelitsha and nationally. South Africa offered a range of care, referring complicat- SIERRA LEONE $1,706,791 now has national access to the new TB drug ed cases to Damaturu hospital in the state Sierra Leone was finally declared Ebola-free bedaquiline, and in Khayelitsha, MSF had the capital, where MSF operated a nutrition on March 17, 2016, but the country struggled largest national cohort on another promising program and reached 3,717 children in an to rebuild its shattered health system. Access new medication, delamanid, with 61 new SMC campaign. to medical care was already limited before patients initiated on treatment in 2016. In Jakusko local government area, MSF the epidemic, and an estimated 10 percent With the Department of Health in North vaccinated 143,800 children against measles of the country’s health professionals were West province, MSF expanded access to care and started working in four therapeutic feed- among the 3,950 people killed by the virus. for victims of sexual violence in Rustenburg, ing centers. MSF began working in Zamfara The Ebola survivors’ clinic, opened by MSF in the platinum mining belt. MSF support- state in 2010, responding to lead poisoning in in July 2015 to help patients with compli- ed three Kgomotso health care facilities children. In 2016, MSF teams treated children cations, was handed over to the MoH at the providing a package of medical, legal, and in five clinics and in Anka general hospital. end of September 2016. The clinic provided psychosocial care to victims of sexual vio- Following an outbreak of lead poisoning medical treatment and mental health care to lence—including a forensic examination, PEP in Niger state, MSF opened the safer mining more than 400 survivors and their families, to prevent HIV and other sexually transmitted pilot project in November and worked with and promoted safe sex and malaria preven- infections, and psychosocial support. miners to reduce exposure to lead and off- tion. MSF sent health promoters to educate MSF is a founding member of the Fix the site contamination. communities about the disease and reduce Patent Laws coalition, 32 patient groups and In the Kebbe area of Sokoto state, MSF social stigma. organizations campaigning for reform of supported Kuchi health care center to treat Sierra Leone had some of the worst health South Africa’s intellectual property laws to pregnant women and children until May, when indicators even before the Ebola epidemic, improve access to affordable medicines. Fol- the project closed due to insecurity. In Sokoto, especially for maternal and child mortality. In lowing years of pressure, the South African MSF provided surgical care for 388 patients Tonkolili district, MSF supported the pediatric Department of Trade and Industry released a and maternity wards, neonatal services, and new intellectual policy consultative frame- blood transfusion laboratory at Magburaka work in 2016. district hospital, and assisted the Magburaka The Stop Stockouts Project, a civil society mother and child health post with staff and consortium supported by MSF and other or- supplies. MSF provided emergency obstetric ganizations, received 605 reports of stockouts care in a community health center in Yoni and trained 3,454 patients and activists to Chiefdom, Hinistas. Teams conducted 21,180 monitor the availability of essential drugs and outpatient and 6,245 antenatal consulta- push for the rapid resolution of shortages. tions, admitted 2,996 children to the pediat- ric ward, and assisted 1,457 deliveries. SOUTH SUDAN $25,344,439 MSF launched a project in Koinadugu in April, rehabilitating Kabala hospital, growing More than three years of ongoing conflict, the pediatric ward from 15 to 45 beds, and which has included extreme violence against creating a three-bed neonatal ward. The civilians, has forced millions of people across project also provided health care to Ebola South Sudan to flee from their homes. MSF survivors, and screening for malaria and continued to respond to urgent medical HIV. Teams monitored the nutrition situation needs and maintained essential programs and responded to emergencies and disease across the country despite growing challeng- outbreaks. In May, 65,159 children were es, including attacks on health care facilities. vaccinated against measles. In February, the MSF-run hospital at the Students in rural KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa, receive Malakal Protection of Civilians (PoC) site HIV counseling and testing from MSF staff. © Greg was attacked, and more than 25 people Lomas/MSF were killed, including two staff members.

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Women and children visit the MSF hospital in Bentiu, South Sudan. © Rogier Jaarsma

MSF published a report on the events and the hospital and in the primary health care team provided maternal and child care and launched an advocacy campaign calling on center in Yuai; teams carried out 116,944 responded to a sharp peak in malaria. Further the United Nations Mission in South Sudan consultations. south, in Wau, MSF carried out around 42,000 to provide credible security to civilians under MSF ran a 160-bed facility at the Bentiu consultations when violent clashes displaced its care and improve conditions at the site. In PoC site, where 120,000 displaced civilians more than 60,000 people in June. June, MSF built a new 60-bed hospital on the were sheltered at the end of 2016. It was the Agok hospital provided specialist and site and opened a medical center in Malakal only hospital on site, providing a range of emergency care to more than 140,000 peo- town. services and running outreach activities in ple in the remote Abyei Special Administra- After fighting broke out in the capital, the POC and Bentiu town. tive Area. Teams carried out around 50,000 Juba, in July, MSF set up a surgical facility MSF set up emergency services in Leer consultations and treated more than 40,000 and ran mobile clinics across the city. In the and Mayendit counties as intense fighting people for malaria in isolated villages. first month, one outreach team treated 9,242 displaced thousands of people. Mobile teams people. MSF staff also helped the MoH set up provided care and treatment for survivors and run a cholera treatment center. of sexual violence. In July, medical activities SUDAN $6,280,376 In Greater Upper Nile Region, the MSF clin- were temporarily disrupted when the MSF MSF continued to provide emergency medical ic in Pibor provided maternity and emergency compound in Leer town was looted. In Yida, treatment in Sudan despite some restrictions services. Looting in February temporarily MSF offered inpatient and outpatient ser- to areas affected by conflict. halted activities, but the clinic was oper- vices, vaccinations, and HIV and TB treatment When fighting displaced more than ational again by April. The team started to to refugees from South Kordofan, Sudan. 160,000 people from Jebel Mara, North Dar- offer surgery in late 2016. MSF staff provided MSF also ran facilities in Mayom county, Wau fur, MSF deployed an emergency response medical care to the 50,000 Sudanese refu- Shilluk, and Fangak. team to set up a health center in Sortoni and gees in Doro camp and the local community In Equatoria Region, following an increase increase operations in Tawila. In Sortoni, MSF in Maban county. in violence, MSF set up a clinic in Yei. An MSF treated 40,616 outpatients and vaccinated The MSF hospital in Lankien, the only func- project set up in Mundri was suspended after 9,683 children for measles. In Tawila, MSF tioning medical facility in the area, admitted an armed robbery. Despite clashes in the conducted 108,933 outpatient consultations 1,068 patients to its therapeutic feeding pro- Yambio area, MSF continued its HIV program. and admitted 4,878 inpatients—mainly for gram in 2016. Teams also provided treatment Aweil hospital, the only secondary health malnutrition, diarrheal diseases, and malaria. to 1,530 patients for kala azar (visceral leish- care facility in this area of Bahr El Ghazal MSF responded to violence in the gold maniasis). Malaria was the main morbidity at region, served 1.5 million people. In 2016, the mining area of El Sireaf, and ran four health

DOCTORS WITHOUT BORDERS | MÉDECINS SANS FRONTIÈRES US Annual Report 2016 29 centers in Dar Zaghawa focused on mothers and children. In El Geneina town, West Darfur state, MSF teams supported three primary health centers and helped the government hospital manage severely malnourished children. MSF ran a 40-bed hospital outside Kasha- fa camp in White Nile State, serving the more than 17,000 refugees from South Sudan, act- ing as a referral facility for five other camps, and providing care for the host community. In the village of Tabarak Allah, in Al-Ge- daref state, MSF screened 2,180 people for kala azar (visceral leishmaniasis) and admitted 545 kala azar patients to Tabarak Allah government rural hospital. MSF started supporting Bazura hospital where kala azar is endemic. MSF trained MoH staff and ran health education and awareness-raising activities for the Tabarak Allah and Bazura communities in partnership with a local NGO.

SWAZILAND $3,000,000 MSF continued to get more HIV patients on ARV treatment in 2016 through the “test and start” strategy. MSF piloted the strategy in the Nhlangano project, where, after HIV test- ing, ARVs were immediately offered to more than 1,700 people who tested positive. Twelve months after treatment initiation, 82 percent of patients had successfully suppressed the virus. As a result, “test and start” was adopt- ed by the MoH as the national standard of HIV care in October. MSF increasingly focused on providing specialized HIV care, including second- and third-line ARV treatment, cervical cancer screening, and routine point-of-care testing for opportunistic infections. In 2016, 31,784 patients had viral load tests, 407 received second-line HIV care, 1,407 were enrolled MSF has seen an influx of patients at the Nduta refugee camp in Tanzania. © Louise Annaud/MSF in community ARV models of care, and 647 women were screened for cervical cancer. In Moneni, MSF started treating patients Burundi. Newly arrived refugees were often treatment for malnutrition, and care for with XDR-TB using the promising new drugs forced to stay in overcrowded and unhygienic survivors of sexual violence. MSF refurbished bedaquiline and delamanid in combination communal shelters, which contributed to the and expanded the 120-bed hospital and ran with repurposed medicines. After six months, spread of disease. five health posts. Staff carried out 186,345 almost all of the 81 XDR-TB and MDR-TB In Nyarugusu refugee camp, MSF sup- outpatient consultations, assisted in more patients had reached the stage where TB ported the intensive feeding center at the than 3,000 deliveries, and treated almost bacteria could no longer be detected in their camp hospital, treating 175 patients before 44,260 people for malaria. In Mtendeli camp, sputum. In Manzini, MSF saw a success rate handing it over to the Tanzanian Red Cross MSF supplied around 428,000 liters of water of 75 percent when implementing the shorter in March. MSF deployed three mobile clinics daily and ran community health surveillance DR-TB treatment regimen of nine to 12 aimed at reducing infection and mortality until September. months, rather than two years. This regimen from malaria, and also established a 40-bed After a severe earthquake near Bukoba in has since been recommended by the World stabilization unit and blood bank. MSF carried September, MSF donated emergency medical Health Organization, and was adopted by the out 64,450 outpatient consultations—46,380 supplies to the local hospital. MoH as the new national standard of care for for malaria—and distributed 65,000 mos- MDR-TB treatment, with support from MSF. quito nets. Teams conducted 24,550 mental health consultations and supported water UGANDA $3,160,000 and sanitation activities. MSF has offered viral load testing for people TANZANIA $3,100,000 In Nduta refugee camp, MSF was the on HIV treatment in Arua regional hospital MSF expanded its services across three main health care provider and the only since 2013—performing 20,845 tests over refugee camps in Tanzania in response to a organization offering a full range of medical the past three years. Sixty patients who were massive influx of refugees from neighboring services, including reproductive health care, not improving on second-line ARVs benefited

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South Sudanese. In Bidibidi, in the north of in October. MSF carried out an emergency the country, MSF filled gaps in refugee care, response to the hurricane, supporting Port- including medical consultations, disease à-Piment hospital and running mobile clinics surveillance, and provision of water and san- in southern Haiti. Teams treated 17,537 itation. In November, MSF trucked in 66,000 patients, including 478 for cholera. They liters of water per day. repaired 26 water points and trucked in more than 10 million liters of clean water. In re- mote mountain areas, MSF supplied building ZIMBABWE $500,000 materials to 9,500 families and administered MSF ran projects in partnership with the vaccines to 14,000 people. Zimbabwean Ministry of Health and Child The cholera epidemic remained a major Care (MoHCC), providing treatment for public health concern. In 2016, teams treated HIV, TB, non-communicable diseases and a total of 2,615 patients, many of whom mental health issues. The health sector faced were infected in the aftermath of Hurricane numerous challenges, including shortages of Matthew. In addition to building cholera essential medicines. treatment centers, MSF helped hospitals to While HIV prevalence has decreased from manage infected patients. Teams worked at 30 percent in the early 2000s to 15 percent two centers in Delmas and maintained rapid today, there were still major gaps in services. response capacity in case of emergency. In 2016, MSF supported the rollout of viral In Haiti, sexual violence is a neglected load monitoring for patients on ARVs coun- medical emergency. MSF’s Pran Men’m clinic try-wide. in the Delmas 33 district of Port-au-Prince In Harare, MSF offered comprehensive provided emergency medical care to victims support to survivors of sexual violence and of sexual and gender-based violence, treating health services to adolescents in the urban 787 people, more than half under the age of district of Mbare. In Epworth polyclinic, MSF 18. MSF worked to improve the availability provided care for HIV, TB, and MDR-TB, and of health care services and raise community provided cervical cancer screenings and early awareness. MSF ran the Centre de Référence treatment for HIV-positive women. MSF also des Urgences en Obstétrique, a 176-bed worked to ensure that people in the city’s center that treats pregnant women with most vulnerable neighborhoods had access obstetric complications. In 2016, the team to clean water. carried out 19,077 consultations, assisted In Chikurubi maximum security prison, MSF 5,594 births, and admitted 2,498 babies to supported the diagnosis and treatment of HIV the neonatal emergency care unit. and TB, and provided mental health services. In Drouillard hospital, in Port-au-Prince’s In Harare central hospital, MSF offered psy- Cité Soleil area, MSF ran a severe burns unit chiatric treatment and support and provided which has become the de facto national infrastructure improvements. MSF also referral center for burn patients. In 2016, 43 provided decentralized psychiatric care and percent of people treated there were under community follow-up to discharged patients. the age of five. A total of 801 patients were In Gutu, where MSF has provided HIV care admitted to the unit and 630 underwent ma- since 2011, the results of a survey conducted jor surgery. The teams applied 4,071 wound by MSF Epicentre indicated that the district dressings, and conducted 14,030 physiother- was on track to reach the 90-90-90 HIV apy sessions and 1,773 mental health con- from drug-resistance testing; 19 of them treatment goals set by the UN. sultations. In Tabarre, MSF’s Nap Kenbe hos- were started on third-line treatment. In Mwenezi, MSF worked with the MoHCC pital received a large increase in the number In Kasese, MSF ran a clinic providing to implement the “test and start” strategy of patients in the second half of 2016 due to health care to adolescents, including sexual for 18,000 people, where patients diagnosed a strike in the country’s public health sector. and reproductive health services, and HIV with HIV were immediately put on ARV thera- In 2016, staff treated 15,228 patients in and TB prevention, screening, and treatment. py (ART). MSF supported the implementation the emergency room and performed 8,088 More than 11,700 outpatient consultations of Community ART Groups (CAGs) in Mwenezi surgical interventions. The Martissant clinic were carried out and 3,200 adolescents were and throughout Manicaland province. provided around-the-clock health care in tested for HIV at the clinic in 2016. In Beitbridge, teams provided mental health a slum area marked by violence, with staff In the three districts around Lake George support and medical care to Zimbabweans treating 52,344 patients in 2016. and Lake Edward, MSF ran a project to who had been deported from South Africa improve detection and care for HIV, TB, and malaria in fishing communities. The team HONDURAS $200,000 launched a proactive screening campaign In Honduras, which has one of the highest in February, testing 13,771 people for HIV. AMERICAS rates of violence in the world, MSF continued MSF provided technical support in five health its “servicio prioritario” (priority service) in centers that offered comprehensive care at HAITI $16,656,009 collaboration with the MoH to offer emergen- these sites, performing 1,234 viral load tests MSF responded to urgent medical needs in cy medical and psychological care to victims for people on HIV treatment. Haiti, where a weak health system was fur- of violence. This free, confidential, one-stop Uganda hosted more than a million ther hampered by strikes in public hospitals service was available at two health centers refugees, including approximately 700,000 and damage caused by Hurricane Matthew

DOCTORS WITHOUT BORDERS | MÉDECINS SANS FRONTIÈRES US Annual Report 2016 31 improving access to emergency, pediatric, and maternal health care in Afghanistan, which has one of the highest maternal mortality rates in the world. A quarter of all the births assisted by MSF worldwide were in Afghanistan, and teams helped deliver more than 66,000 babies in 2016. MSF pursued negotiations with all parties to the conflict regarding the need to ensure a safe humanitarian space. After US military airstrikes destroyed its trauma center in Kunduz in October 2015, killing 42 people, MSF engaged in intensive advocacy to call for the protection of medical facilities from attack. At the end of 2016, MSF obtained commitments that its staff and patients would be respected, and care could be pro- vided to everyone in need, regardless of their ethnicity, political beliefs, or allegiances. MSF evaluated the possibility of resuming trauma care activities in Kunduz in 2017. As the capital, Kabul, has experienced massive population growth, the city’s public health services were overwhelmed. At Ahmad Shah Baba district hospital in eastern Kabul, MSF staff use a donkey to carry supplies for a mobile clinic across a river in Port-à- MSF supported the Ministry of Public Health to deliver outpatient and inpatient care, with Piment, Haiti. © Joffrey Monnier/MSF a focus on maternal health and emergency services. MSF increased the capacity of the hospital and started to rehabilitate the build- and in Tegucigalpa’s main hospital. In 2016, 690 mental health consultations were carried ings. Staff conducted 100,000 consultations MSF treated over 900 victims of violence, out in Ixtepec, Tenosique, and Celaya. In the and assisted 18,966 deliveries, almost 20 including 560 victims of sexual violence, and MSF integral care center in Mexico City, teams percent more than in 2015. carried out 1,830 mental health consulta- provided medical and psychological support MSF collaborated with the Ministry of Pub- tions. Medical treatment for rape included to 63 victims of inhumane treatment. lic Health to provide around-the-clock care PEP to prevent HIV infection and provide In Acapulco, MSF offered mental health at Kabul’s Dasht-e-Barchi hospital. Teams protection against other sexually transmit- care to 480 victims of violence and carried assisted 15,627 deliveries, almost 27 percent ted infections, hepatitis B, and tetanus. MSF out over 2,340 mental health consultations of which were complicated cases. continued to advocate for victims of sexual in Colonia Jardín. In Tierra Caliente, Guerrero MSF’s maternity hospital in Khost, in east- violence to have access to medical care, state, where rural health posts were closed ern Afghanistan, has helped reduce maternal including emergency contraception, in accor- due to violence, MSF provided emergency ob- mortality by offering a safe environment for dance with international protocols. stetric services in Arcelia hospital and began women to deliver their babies, in the care of MSF also carried out activities in Tegu- running mobile clinics in other municipalities predominantly female medical staff, free of cigalpa to improve control of the Aedes toward the end of the year. In Reynoso, MSF charge. The number of deliveries reached mosquito, the insect responsible for the handed over a project to improve emergency 21,335 in 2016, a 40 percent increase over transmission of zika, dengue, and chikun- care in the general hospital and set up a new two years. In 2016, MSF began supporting gunya. Efforts included a geographical vector project providing medical and mental health three health centers in outlying districts in analysis and community outreach. care for victims of violence. Khost province to increase their capacity to In Nochixtlan, Oaxaca, following a July assist normal deliveries. confrontation between teachers and state Since 2009, MSF has supported Boost MEXICO $1,800,000 security forces, MSF treated the wounded provincial hospital in Lashkar Gah, Helmand MSF continued to provide medical and and offered mental health consultations to province, one of only three referral hospitals psychosocial support for Central American the families of those killed or missing. MSF in southern Afghanistan. In 2016, the team migrants and refugees, as well as local closed the Chagas project in Oaxaca in April completed the rehabilitation of the original communities affected by violence. Every year, 2016 and handed over activities to the MoH. hospital building and extended the maternity an estimated 400,000 people flee violence department. Staff assisted 10,572 deliveries and poverty in El Salvador, Honduras, and in 2016. The hospital has a neonatology unit Guatemala, and are systematically exposed and pediatric department, where 2,431 chil- to further violence along the migration route ASIA dren were treated for malnutrition in 2016. through Mexico on their way to the US. In MSF started supporting the diagnosis and 2016, more than 15,000 migrants and refu- AFGHANISTAN $4,615,780 treatment of DR-TB in Kandahar province. gees from Central America were registered MSF provided additional staff at Mirwais Amid intensifying conflict, MSF cared for an in the shelters where MSF worked, and 2,700 hospital, and organized training for other increasing number of patients and responded participated in psycho-educational or psy- facilities to improve case detection. to growing medical needs. MSF focused on chosocial activities. Over 2,200 medical and

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ARMENIA $430,000 malaria in an area where there is proven mental health team trained 164 accredited resistance to the most powerful antimalarial social health activists in identifying signs MSF focused on implementing new regimens drug, artemisinin. The strategy consists of and symptoms of sexual and gender-based for patients with MDR-TB in Armenia, which early diagnosis and treatment for people with violence. has one of the highest rates of the disease symptoms, together with voluntary testing of Since 2001, MSF has provided counseling in the world. The main challenge in treating high-risk groups. In 2016, the project was ex- services to people affected by conflict in MDR-TB patients is the length and toxicity of panded to test more than 3,000 people who Jammu and Kashmir. In May, MSF released the regimen itself. Treatment is only success- were not showing malaria symptoms. The the first ever comprehensive survey on the ful for around half of MDR-TB patients and a tests identified 33 people who were carrying state of mental health here. Conducted in quarter of those with XDR-TB. Armenia was the most serious strain of malaria. These collaboration with Kashmir University and the one of the first countries to authorize the use patients then received treatment to reduce Institute of Mental Health and Neuroscienc- of two new TB drugs, bedaquiline and dela- the chance of transmission. The results will es, the survey found significant symptoms manid, which promise to be less toxic and inform health promotion efforts and the next of mental distress in 45 percent of adults. more effective. In 2016, 66 MDR-TB patients stages of the research project. Following an outbreak of violence in July, the started the new regimen and 79 were under team gave psychological first aid to victims treatment by the end of the year. of trauma and donated medical supplies. GEORGIA $550,000 In Mumbai, MSF provided medical and BANGLADESH $800,000 By the end of 2016, 180 patients in Georgia psychosocial care for patients with HIV and had started on an improved treatment DR-TB through four projects. MSF opened MSF continued to provide health care to regimen for MDR-TB – the highest number a TB outpatient department at Shatabdi vulnerable people in Bangladesh, including supported by MSF in any country. MSF pre- hospital in June and supported five health large numbers of Rohingya refugees from pared to launch a major clinical trial involving posts in the community. MSF counsellors Myanmar. MSF ran a clinic offering compre- a shorter regimen—nine months instead of provided psychosocial support in several TB hensive medical care to Rohingya refugees two years—and based on the use of two new hospitals in Sewri, south Mumbai. MSF also and the local community near the Kutupalong drugs, bedaquiline and delamanid. These provided screening and treatment for HIV, makeshift camp in Cox’s Bazar district. There efforts were undertaken as part of the endTB DR-TB, and hepatitis C at three clinics in Ma- was a sharp increase in patient figures in the project, a global partnership, including MSF, nipur. MSF chose Meerut, Uttar Pradesh, as last two months of the year, due to an influx which aims to find shorter, less toxic, and the site for a hepatitis C treatment program of Rohingya fleeing Myanmar’s northern more effective treatments for DR-TB. expected to launch in January 2017. In Bihar, Rakhine state. The team treated 113 vio- MDR-TB is a major public health issue in MSF focused on treating kala azar patients lence-related injuries in November and De- Georgia: 12 percent of all new TB patients co-infected with HIV, a growing health issue cember, including 17 with gunshot wounds. and 39 percent of those previously treated affecting the most vulnerable communities. During the year, teams carried out 89,954 for TB have a multidrug-resistant form of the In late 2015, MSF initiated a project to outpatient, 2,491 inpatient, and 4,559 mental disease. Approximately 10 percent of MDR-TB treat febrile illnesses in the Asansol district health consultations. They also treated 103 patients have XDR-TB. MSF started support- of Burdwan, West Bengal. In 2016, teams at victims of sexual violence. ing the MoH in the implementation of the Asansol district hospital and surrounding In Kamrangirchar slum, in the capital, Dha- new drugs in 2014, and continued within the primary health centers screened 101,519 ka, MSF offered reproductive health care to framework of the endTB program from 2015. patients, and identified and treated 11,374 adolescent girls, carrying out 4,578 antenatal In Abkhazia, MSF continued to support cases of acute fever and 1,425 cases of consultations and assisting 457 deliveries AMRA, a local NGO created by former MSF acute undifferentiated fever. in 2016. The team provided medical and employees that runs a health program for psychological support to 535 victims of sexu- 35 elderly people, as well as counselling and al violence and intimate partner violence. In social activities for 40 DR-TB patients. KYRGYZSTAN $400,000 addition, 2,324 family planning sessions and MSF primarily focused on confronting 2,379 individual mental health consultations the prevalence of DR-TB, which affects were conducted with people of all ages. MSF INDIA $1,641,265 an estimated 2,400 people in Kyrgyzstan, continued to run its occupational health pro- MSF focused mainly on mental health care; according to the World Health Organization. gram for factory workers in Kamrangirchar, screening and treatment for HIV, TB, and The rates of drug resistance among new carrying out 8,923 consultations. hepatitis C; and support to victims of sexual TB cases were as high as one-third, and in and gender-based violence. previously treated TB cases, more than half CAMBODIA $860,000 MSF ran mobile clinics in remote areas of of patients developed the drug-resistant Chhattisgarh, where low-intensity conflict form of the disease. In Osh, Kara Suu district, In May 2016, MSF launched a hepatitis C has left much of the local population with MSF provided outpatient care for people with program at the Preah Kossamak hospital in limited or no access to health care. Teams DR-TB. Patients attended monthly medical Phnom Penh, offering the first free treatment conducted 50,057 outpatient consultations, consultations, which included psychological for the virus in Cambodia. By the end of De- treated 9,094 malaria patients, and admin- support, at one of three TB clinics supported cember, 307 patients were on treatment and istered 2,872 vaccinations. At MSF’s mother by MSF. MSF also mentored MoH staff. Teams 183 were on the waiting list. Initial findings and child health center in Bijapur, staff supported the diagnosis and treatment of indicated that a large percentage of hepatitis assisted 312 deliveries and carried out 5,419 patients in Kara Suu hospital, and followed up C patients were older, and that fifty percent antenatal consultations. with patients receiving treatment at Osh TB of patients had advanced fibrosis of the liver. MSF’s community-based clinic in north hospital. A total of 90 patients were enrolled Only a small number of HIV patients at the Delhi, Umeed ki Kiran (Ray of Hope), offered in MSF’s DR-TB program in 2016. hospital were co-infected with hepatitis C. medical and psychological care to victims In December, MSF launched a program MSF’s research project in northern Cam- of domestic and sexual violence. MSF’s in Aidarken, Batken oblast, to treat people bodia was set up to find ways to eliminate

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MYANMAR $2,600,000 MSF continued to work with the MoH to support care for HIV and TB patients, primary health care, and vaccination activities. In Yangon, MSF provided care to 16,869 patients with HIV, TB, and MDR-TB at two clinics, and started its first patient on XDR-TB treatment as part of the endTB program. In Kachin state, despite intensifying conflict, MSF provided care to 11,020 patients with HIV, TB, and MDR-TB. Teams also conducted mental health consultations at a camp for in- ternally displaced people. In Shan state, MSF provided treatment to 4,628 patients with HIV and MDR-TB, and a mobile team conduct- ed primary health care consultations across the north. MSF remained the main provider of HIV care in Dawei, Tanintharyi region, treating 2,355 people with the disease in 2016 and supporting the National AIDS Program’s MSF’s project team in Dushanbe, Tajikistan, has started treating the first TB patients using efforts to decentralize treatment. the new drug delamanid. © MSF Despite access restrictions and a worsen- ing political situation in Wa Special Region 2, Bhutto hospital in Mari Abad, MSF treated affected by flooding in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, MSF conducted over 9,000 outpatient con- 2,555 patients for cutaneous leishmaniasis. a dengue prevention campaign in Timurgara, sultations through fixed and mobile clinics MSF worked at Chaman district headquarters and a heatstroke prevention effort in Machar and supported MoH vaccination campaigns. hospital, providing care to local residents, Colony to provide drinking water and first aid. MSF also supported the catch-up vaccination Afghan refugees, and people who crossed campaign for 10,951 children under five in the border seeking medical assistance. MSF Lahe township, Sagaing region. continued to work in the eastern districts of PAPUA NEW GUINEA $2,160,000 In northern Rakhine, the October 9 attacks Jaffarabad and Naseerabad, where 11,474 MSF scaled up capacity for TB screening, on border police prompted a complete malnourished children received treatment diagnosis, and treatment in Gerehu hospital lockdown on all humanitarian assistance, under the therapeutic feeding program. in Port Moresby, where around 25 percent of leaving thousands of patients without access In the Federally Administered Tribal Areas, the country’s TB patients live. Mobile teams to primary health care for over two months. MSF provided medical care to vulnerable worked in the community to improve patient MSF conducted just over 2,000 medical communities. At Nawagai civil hospital in Ba- adherence to treatment. In Gulf province, consultations during the last quarter of 2016, jaur, teams provided treatment for cutaneous MSF expanded its TB program to support compared to the roughly 15,000 anticipat- leishmaniasis, endemic in the area. At Sadda two health centers as well as Kerema general ed, based on the monthly average. A partial Tehsil headquarters hospital in Kurram Agen- hospital. Poor access to remote areas and resumption of programs was allowed in cy, MSF provided inpatient and outpatient the lack of an effective follow-up system have mid-December. Checkpoints hindered access care for children; treatment for cutaneous resulted in a high number of TB patients not to emergency and specialist care, particularly leishmaniasis; antenatal care, and obstetric completing their treatment. MSF continued for the Rohingya. Movement restrictions for and emergency referrals. to promote a decentralized model of care to international staff also prevented MSF from MSF offered comprehensive 24-hour improve outcomes. By the end of 2016, MSF providing support to its teams and raising emergency obstetric care at Women’s Hos- had initiated treatment for 1,819 patients awareness about urgent humanitarian needs pital in Peshawar for patients referred from with DS-TB and 24 with DR-TB. in the area. surrounding areas. In 2016, 4,906 deliveries In March, MSF launched the report “Return were assisted, including 479 Caesarean to Abuser,” which exposes gaps in services PAKISTAN $4,710,000 sections. In Timurgara, MSF supported the and systems that keep women and girls district headquarters hospital, where teams trapped in cycles of severe domestic and MSF responded to urgent needs in Pakistan, provided emergency obstetric care and sexual violence. In 2016, the team handed with a focus on mother and child health and assisted 9,627 births. over to provincial health authorities a project care for people in isolated rural communities, In Karachi’s densely populated Machar Col- treating victims of sexual and domestic urban slums, and areas affected by conflict. ony slum, MSF provided 107,397 outpatient violence at Tari Hospital. MSF ran a pediatric hospital in Quetta, consultations at a clinic run in collaboration where 800 patients were admitted and 2,385 with a local NGO. MSF provided diagnosis malnourished children received treatment. TAJIKISTAN $684,550 and high-quality treatment for hepatitis C, In Kuchlak, MSF managed a mother and child prevalent in this area. MSF continued to work with the MoH to diag- health center where staff carried out 39,527 MSF conducted emergency response nose and treat children and their families af- outpatient consultations and assisted 4,989 activities throughout the year, including the fected by DS- and DR-TB. In 2016, the prom- births. At the Kuchlak center and at Benazir distribution of emergency kits to people ising new drugs bedaquiline and delamanid

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were used for the first time in Tajikistan—with shelter, or information about their legal treatment for chronic diseases, sexual 17 patients treated with bedaquiline and status. MSF shifted its focus from provid- and reproductive healthcare and mental four with delamanid. The program aimed to ing lifesaving surgery and medical care to health support. After the Idomeni camp was treat patients at home wherever possible and addressing the specific needs of those stuck dismantled, teams offered mental health demonstrate that comprehensive TB care in unsanitary camps. support in five camps around Thessaloniki. for children is feasible. MSF also supported In 2016, MSF carried out 12,830 basic MSF provided mental health services in the pediatric TB hospital in Dushanbe and health care consultations across the island of Ioannina from April, and, until September, ran the pediatric ward in Machiton hospital. The Lesbos through its mobile clinics and inside a mobile clinic offering basic health care to project treated children who have both TB Moria and Kara Tepe registration centers. In three camps in the area. and HIV, and TB and severe malnutrition. Matamados, in the north of the island, MSF MSF conducted a vaccination campaign MSF worked with the MoH to finalize the third ran a transit center for new arrivals. MSF in Idomeni camp before it closed. Between version of the pediatric guide for Tajikistan, halted all activities in Moria after the hotspot July and September, a team also supported providing information about best practices became a pre-removal detention center. MSF an MoH vaccination campaign against the for the treatment of children with TB. Since continued to provide medical and mental 10 most common childhood diseases. The the beginning of the project, 147 patients health care in Kara Tepe. In September, MSF campaign targeted more than 7,000 children with TB have been treated. MSF also ran the opened a clinic in Mytilene town center and aged between six weeks and 15 years in more Kulob pediatric HIV and family project aiming began outreach activities in Moria. than 15 locations across Greece. to reduce morbidity and mortality of children On Samos island, MSF provided basic with HIV/AIDS. Since June, the team has as- health care for new arrivals at the port, as sisted 62 children and 17 family members. well as in the prison. MSF provided 18,700 ITALY $784,883 meals in the Samos migrant camp and Italy continued to be the main landing point distributed tents and blankets before an for migrants and refugees coming to Europe official hotspot was constructed. MSF via the central Mediterranean. In 2016, EUROPE provided mental health services through 170 180,746 people arrived by sea, mainly from individual consultations and 249 follow-up sub-Saharan Africa. In 2016, MSF launched FRANCE $2,700,000 consultations at the Samos hotspot. MSF a mental health care project in 16 reception centers in Sicily’s Trapani Province, where a In 2016, migrants and refugees trying to also operated a shelter for vulnerable people team of cultural mediators and psychologists reach the United Kingdom found themselves on Samos through a local hotel. screened asylum seekers and provided care stranded in northern France. The number MSF launched search-and-rescue activi- to those in need. The team assisted 641 of inhabitants in the “Jungle”—an informal ties off the island of Lesbos in collaboration patients. With the growing number of deaths camp for refugees and migrants in Calais— with Greenpeace, assisting more than 18,117 at sea, MSF provided psychological first aid increased from 3,000 to nearly 10,000. The people in 361 interventions between Novem- to people showing signs of trauma. In April lack of adequate shelter and sanitation here ber 2015 and March 2016. MSF halted these 2016, MSF opened a rehabilitation center for and in other informal camps in northern activities in August. torture survivors in Rome. Patients received France had significant consequences for In Athens, MSF operated three clinics care through a multidisciplinary approach people’s health. MSF filled gaps in services, for migrants and asylum seekers. Between involving medical and psychological services, providing health care until March, and water February and December over 4,055 medical physiotherapy, and social and legal assis- and sanitation services until the summer. consultations were carried out there. An tance. Teams also ran a center for unaccompanied MSF psychologist also treated 152 patients From the end of 2015 to July 2016, MSF refugee minors in collaboration with other and conducted 574 individual mental health teams provided medical care, shelter, and organizations and offered psychological sup- consultations. In Kypseli, a team of psycholo- support to hundreds of refugees in Gorizia, port. In October, the Jungle was dismantled, gists, doctors, physiotherapists, social work- on the border with Slovenia. In response to and an estimated 6,000 people living there ers, and cultural mediators worked with local the urgent needs of migrants in transit at were sent to different sites across France. partners to offer interdisciplinary rehabilita- the borders with France and Switzerland, MSF halted its medical and psychological ac- tion to victims of torture and ill treatment. MSF teams collaborated with local authori- tivities in the area but continued to monitor MSF offered basic health care in Eleonas ties and volunteer networks to provide basic the situation and provide assistance, either camp, Korinthos detention center, and Pirae- psychological and medical assistance, as well directly or by supporting other organizations. us port. In Elliniko camp, MSF provided sexual as food and other essential items. In the Grande-Synthe camp near Dunkirk, and reproductive health care and mental MSF conducted medical and psychological health support. At the height of the emer- consultations through mobile clinics and gency, MSF teams distributed 6,600 meals RUSSIAN FEDERATION constructed 370 shelters with sanitation and 9,660 blankets and provided over 1,680 $2,260,000 facilities for 1,300 refugees and migrants. medical consultations to migrants trans- MSF continued to run TB, mental health, MSF handed over these activities to other ferred to Attica. Teams offered mental health and cardiac care programs in Chechnya. organizations in September. support to people living in dire conditions in overcrowded camps in Ritsona, Malakasa, For many years, MSF has worked closely Lavrio, and Aghio Andreas, and in Thermo- with the Chechen MoH to implement a TB GREECE $4,298,725 piles, where sexual and reproductive health treatment program. After handing over the Until March 2016, thousands of people care was also available. management of MDR-TB to the ministry, MSF fleeing war and persecution were arriving MSF helped thousands of people living in focused on XDR-TB. MSF procured appropri- daily on the Greek islands before continuing squalid conditions at the informal camp in ate medicines, including new and repurposed their journeys across Europe. The closure of Idomeni. Between January and June, MSF drugs, to develop more effective treatment the Balkan route and the EU deal with Turkey provided shelter, water, sanitation facilities, options. The TB program included laboratory in March left migrants and refugees stranded and medical care through 27,085 consulta- support, health promotion, and psychosocial without access to basic services, adequate tions. Services included basic health care, assistance for patients and their families.

DOCTORS WITHOUT BORDERS | MÉDECINS SANS FRONTIÈRES US Annual Report 2016 35 gional and central MoH, combining outpatient care, state-of-the-art diagnostic tests, and a comprehensive support program. In 2016, over 2,646 patients started TB treatment on this program; 1,767 were treated for DS-TB, and 878 for DR-TB. In the capital, Tashkent, MSF supported the regional AIDS center to increase access to diagnosis and care for patients living with HIV and to better treat co-infections. In 2016, 25 patients started treatment for hepatitis C. For the first time in Uzbekistan, 13 patients were put on third-line drugs for HIV. In total, 842 patients started ARV treatment in 2016. MIDDLE EAST

IRAQ $6,420,000 Since 2014, over 3.3 million people have been displaced across the country, and many were still living in unstable areas. MSF steadily in- creased its response during 2016, deploying teams across 11 governorates to provide emergency and basic medical care, as well as An 82-year-old woman receives medical care and mental health support from MSF’s mobile clinic in essential relief items to displaced families, returnees, impoverished host communities, Pavlopil, Ukraine. © Maurice Ressel and Syrian refugees. MSF started running mobile clinics in the MSF continued to care for XDR-TB patients acute or chronic stress. MSF held group ses- city of Tikrit and surrounding areas in August with diabetes co-morbidity. A total of 60 sions for the elderly and ensured treatment in response to an influx of people displaced patients with diabetes and TB, and 79 pa- for people suffering from chronic diseases by expanded military operations. Teams tients with XDR-TB were under treatment in such as diabetes and hypertension. In 2016, conducted more than 15,000 consultations. December 2016. Teams in the mental health MSF conducted a total of 27,835 outpatient In Al Anbar province, MSF opened a second- program provided individual psychosocial consultations. ary health care center in Amriyat Al Fallujah care for 4,838 patients and 314 group coun- MSF teams worked in 40 locations in and camp, which hosted around 60,000 Iraqis seling sessions for victims of violence. around Bakhmut and assisted more than displaced by conflict. MSF continued to support cardiac care 40,000 residents and 10,000 displaced In October, teams in Kirkuk governor- in the emergency hospital in the Chechen people. In July, when the capacity of the local ate began providing health care, including capital, Grozny, and in Urus-Martan Hospital health system had improved, MSF withdrew psychological and psychosocial support, for by supplying drugs and medical equipment from the area. MSF also continued to support displaced people and war-wounded patients. and improving the quality of care for acute and treat prisoners with DR-TB in pre-deten- They also ran mobile clinics offering primary patients. A master class was organized with tion centers in Mariupol and Bakhmut, and in health care, first aid, and emergency referrals specialists from the Medical University of the penal colony in Dnipro. to hospitals in Kirkuk city. Dusseldorf to enhance the technical skills of In November, MSF mobile teams were the Grozny interventional cardiology team. In UZBEKISTAN $2,500,000 deployed to new camps west of Erbil estab- 2016, the cardiac resuscitation unit admitted lished to accommodate people fleeing the 1,327 acute patients, 413 of whom benefited MSF launched a new clinical trial in Uzbeki- battle of Mosul. As well as primary health from an angiography, and 397 from an stan in December to develop a radically care, they provided treatment for chronic angioplasty. improved course of treatment for DR-TB. The diseases, and psychological and psychiat- first patients enrolled in the trial, TB PRACTE- ric care. In Qayyarah, south of Mosul, MSF CAL, began treatment in January 2017. UKRAINE $500,000 set up a hospital with an emergency room, The trial combines the first new TB drugs operating theater, and 32-bed inpatient As the conflict in eastern Ukraine continued, available in over 50 years with existing drugs department. During the first month alone, the those living on the front lines bore the brunt to develop shorter, more tolerable treatment hospital treated over 1,000 emergency pa- of the violence. Throughout 2016, MSF ran regimens. In July 2016, MSF began treating tients and carried out more than 90 surgical mobile clinics and increased psychological children with a shorter regimen of nine interventions. Teams also worked in a field and medical support to people living in the months, instead of the usual 12 months or surgical unit and advanced medical posts in areas controlled by the Ukrainian govern- more, and has been conducting research into unstable areas around Mosul. ment, including those displaced by conflict. the results. MSF also investigated medical MSF increased psychological support for MSF psychologists worked in 26 locations in outcomes for adults on the shorter treat- the growing number of Iraqis and Syrian refu- the southern part of the conflict zone, provid- ment. MSF ran all of its TB projects as part gees traumatized by recurrent violence and ing 3,052 consultations for patients with of a longstanding collaboration with the re- precarious living conditions. In 2016, mental

36 DOCTORS WITHOUT BORDERS | MÉDECINS SANS FRONTIÈRES US Annual Report 2016 PROJECT SUPPORT health teams provided more than 23,000 When access to the border was halted after OCCUPIED PALESTINIAN consultations. an attack near the berm on June 21, MSF TERRITORIES $2,160,000 MSF continued to run its maternity clinic in actively negotiated to return to the area and Domiz camp for Syrian refugees and opened respond to the urgent medical needs of the MSF continued to provide medical and psy- a new one in the village of Tal Maraq, Ninewa. people living there. chological assistance to people affected by In the first three months, the team assisted At the Amman reconstructive surgery hos- the ongoing conflict. MSF ran mental health over 400 deliveries. pital, MSF treated war-wounded patients and programs in Hebron, Nablus, Qalqilya, Beth- In Sulaymaniyah governorate, MSF support- indirect victims of violence from neighboring lehem, and Ramallah governorates offering ed the emergency hospital, providing hands- countries—mainly Iraq, Yemen, Syria, and the psychological and social support to victims of on training to improve medical services in the Occupied Palestinian Territories—performing political violence. intensive care unit and the emergency trauma 1,055 surgical procedures in 2016. In 2016, 4,141 new patients benefited ward. MSF teams worked in the emergency from individual and group mental health ses- rooms in Kirkuk and Azadi hospitals, focusing sions, over 70 percent of which were in the on triage and staff training. LEBANON $2,500,000 highly militarized city of Hebron. The team MSF provided around 9,000 medical con- More than 1.5 million Syrians have fled to marked 20 years of working in Hebron with a sultations at the primary health care center Lebanon since the conflict began in 2011, a series of public events to highlight the impor- in Bzeibiz between February and October massive influx that has further strained the tance of mental health services. In addition 2016, closing the project in November as country’s health services. Since 2011, MSF to medical care, the team provided training patient numbers decreased. has expanded its medical response to provide for medical staff, teachers, and counselors. In emergency assistance to Syrian refugees April, MSF opened an innovative emergency (regardless of registration status), Palestin- response project covering Bethlehem and JORDAN $14,200,000 ian Syrians and other Palestinian refugees, Ramallah governorates, offering psychologi- MSF provided health care to Syrian refu- as well as Lebanese returnees and other cal first aid and psycho-educational support. gees and vulnerable Jordanians around the vulnerable groups. In 2016, MSF started a partnership with country. MSF worked in the north of Lebanon, the An-Najah University in Nablus to launch the MSF was the main reproductive health Bekaa Valley, south Beirut, and Saida, offering first Master’s degree in clinical psychology care provider for Syrian refugees in Irbid gov- free, high-quality primary health care, in the Palestinian Territories. MSF staff also ernorate, next to the Syrian border. In 2016, including treatment for acute and chronic supported the burns unit of Rafidya hospital the team assisted 3,663 deliveries, admitted diseases, reproductive services, and mental in Nablus. 658 newborn babies to the unit, and carried health support. Teams ran three mother and MSF´s burns and trauma centers in the out 14,848 antenatal consultations. MSF also child health centers across the country. In Gaza Strip treated over 4,231 patients, most- provided mental health support to children 2016, MSF carried out 359,377 outpatient ly children. The majority of burns resulted under the age of 18. The medical evacuation consultations, 7,265 mental health sessions, from domestic accidents in conflict-dam- of war-wounded Syrians to Ramtha hospital and assisted nearly 6,300 births, including aged homes. Staff dressed more than 52,000 was greatly limited by Jordan’s decision 2,400 Caesarean sections. wounds, and conducted over 36,000 phys- to close its borders in June. However, MSF Since September 2013, MSF has managed iotherapy and 1,000 occupational therapy worked with the health ministry to provide a primary health care center and a mother sessions. In 2016, MSF’s burns awareness emergency surgical and post-operative care, and child health center in Shatila refugee campaign reached more than 35,500 chil- treating 369 war-wounded patients and camp, where over 30,000 refugees live in dren in schools, kindergartens, and nurseries. carrying out over 1,239 individual counselling deplorable conditions just outside the Beirut The surgical programs run by MSF in Al sessions. At the post-operative care facility city center. In Burj al-Barajneh refugee camp, Shifa and Nasser hospitals, in conjunction in Zaatari refugee camp, MSF treated 126 MSF opened a health center providing sexual with the health ministry, performed 275 patients and conducted more than 1,283 and reproductive health services, mental surgical interventions, 71 percent of them on psychosocial sessions before closing the health care, and health promotion activities. children under 16 years old. facility in December. In May, the team launched a home-based In March 2016, MSF opened a clinic care program for patients with chronic dis- SYRIA $4,950,000 in Ramtha city to care for refugees and eases who suffer from mobility problems. vulnerable Jordanians requiring treatment In the Bekaa Valley, where the majority of The extreme violence perpetrated against ci- for non-communicable diseases (NCDs). In refugees have settled, MSF provided primary vilians during six years of war in Syria showed April, MSF introduced psychosocial support health care through four clinics for Syrian ref- no sign of abating, as civilian areas were in its NCDs project in Irbid, with two clinics ugees and the local community. In December, routinely bombed and deprived of assistance. conducting over 25,500 consultations. In MSF opened a chronic diseases care center Access to food and health care remained September, MSF started supporting the com- in Bar Elias. MSF ran five primary health care extremely poor, and many hospitals faced prehensive primary health care center in Tur- centers in Akkar and Tripoli governorates for critical shortages of supplies and staff. Well ra, Irbid, providing outpatient consultations, Syrian refugees and vulnerable Lebanese. In over half of the Syrian population have been maternal health care, mental health support, February, MSF started to work in Wadi Khaled forced from their homes by the conflict. and health education for Syrian refugees and and Akroum. A team continued to offer pri- MSF’s direct presence was significantly vulnerable Jordanians. mary health care in Ein-el-Hilweh camp, the constrained in a country where it should More than 75,000 Syrians – 75 percent of largest Palestinian refugee camp in Lebanon be running some of its largest medical them women and children – were stranded with around 100,000 Palestinians, Palestinian programs. The Syrian government did not at the northeastern border of Jordan along refugees from Syria, and Syrian refugees. grant MSF authorization to operate in the a desert frontier known as the berm. In country, and insecurity limited MSF’s ability May, MSF began operating mobile clinics at to provide assistance in areas controlled by the refugee camp in Rukban, focusing on the Islamic State group or other opposition children under five and pregnant women. forces. Nevertheless, in 2016, MSF continued

DOCTORS WITHOUT BORDERS | MÉDECINS SANS FRONTIÈRES US Annual Report 2016 37 to operate directly in six medical facilities have offered primary health services in Has- teams worked in the maternity, surgical, and in regions controlled by opposition forces sakeh governorate, with a focus on mother inpatient departments, and provided mental across northern Syria and provided distance and child care and chronic diseases. health care and physiotherapy in Al Jumhouri support to Syrian medical networks. Since 2011, MSF has supported a growing hospital in Sa’ada. Medical facilities, staff, and patients number of medical facilities in some of In Amran governorate, MSF helped provide were victims of indiscriminate and target- the areas worst affected by conflict. This health care and ran referral systems in Al- ed attacks. In 2016, 32 medical facilities program included donations of medicine, Salam hospital and four health centers. In May, supported by MSF were bombed or shelled on medical material, and relief items; distance MSF conducted a scabies treatment campaign 71 separate occasions. On February 15, an training for staff inside Syria; technical med- at camps for internally displaced people. MSF-supported hospital in Ma’arat Al Numan, ical advice; and financial support to keep the MSF supported the emergency room and Idlib governorate, was hit by four missiles, facilities running. In 2016, regular support operating theater in Al-Kuwait hospital in killing twenty-five people. On April 27, at least was given to 80 medical structures across Sana’a and donated emergency supplies 55 people were killed when airstrikes hit the Syria, including in Aleppo, Dara’a, Hama, to Al-Jumhouri, Al-Thawra, and Al-Sabeen MSF-supported Al Quds hospital and the Homs, Idlib, Quneitra, and rural Damascus hospitals. surrounding neighborhood in Aleppo city. governorates. These facilities conducted MSF continued to support the MoH’s HIV Since 2014, MSF has provided regular more than 2.2 million outpatient consulta- program, helping to ensure that, despite medical supplies to eight hospitals, six health tions, 770,000 emergency room consulta- the violence, 97 percent of the program’s centers and three first-aid points in eastern tions, 225,000 surgeries, and assisted over 2,529 patients received their lifesaving ARV Aleppo city. Following the consolidation of the 29,000 births. Ad hoc support, such as med- treatment. siege by the government-led coalition in July ical donations, was provided to an additional In Ibb governorate, the most densely 2016, MSF halted activities, apart from the 80 medical facilities across the country. populated region of Yemen, MSF supported delivery of one shipment of approximately the emergency department of Al-Thawra 100 tons of medical supplies. MSF kept in YEMEN $19,831,250 Hospital. MSF rehabilitated the General Rural close contact with doctors and nurses in Hospital of Thi As-Sufal district, close to the eastern Aleppo who testified to the immense Yemen’s full-scale war, raging since March front lines, and performed lifesaving surger- suffering of people trapped in a city battered 2015, has inflicted immense costs on the ies on severe medical cases. by bombing and shelling. In December, after population. Medical services were in a critical The situation was critical in Taiz as most the Syrian government took full control of state as hundreds of health facilities across hospitals were forced to close amid heavy Aleppo city, thousands of people from the the country stopped functioning due to air- fighting. MSF provided lifesaving medical ac- eastern part were evacuated to rural areas strikes, shelling, lack of supplies, inadequate tivities on both sides of the front line, treating of Idlib and Aleppo governorates. MSF ran funding or staff. MSF scaled up its activities, patients with injuries resulting from airstrikes, mobile clinics, distributed relief items, and directly providing health care to patients in blasts, shelling, gunshots, and landmines. organized a vaccination campaign. 12 hospitals and supporting at least 18 other Teams continued to run a mother and child In Azaz district, north of Aleppo, MSF ran health facilities. hospital and a trauma center, and regularly the 34-bed Al Salamah hospital, offering In 2016, more than 32,900 patients in supported four other hospitals in the city. a wide range of services. In 2016, staff facilities operated or supported by MSF In Ad Dhale, where fighting flared in conducted 85,737 outpatient consultations, received treatment for intentional physical August, MSF worked in Al-Nasr Hospital, Al performed 1,598 surgical interventions, and violence, including war wounds—and nearly Salam hospital, Thee Ijlal health center, and admitted 3,692 patients. MSF delivered relief half of them were treated by MSF teams. Damt health center. items and hygiene kits for displaced families MSF’s program in Yemen was one of its larg- MSF continued to run its emergency surgi- trapped between the front line and the Turk- est worldwide in terms of personnel. cal hospital in Aden, providing lifesaving health ish border, and also implemented a water and Between October 2015 and August 2016, care to thousands of people. MSF medical sanitation program in an informal settlement MSF lost 26 colleagues and patients in four staff also provided primary health care ser- east of Azaz town. separate bombings of health facilities it ran vices to inmates at Aden central prison. In the Kobane/Ain al-Arab area of northern or supported. Following the airstrike on Abs Syria, MSF worked alongside the local health hospital on August 15 that killed 19 people, administration to re-establish basic medical including an MSF staff member, MSF tempo- services. It supported nine primary health rarily withdrew its staff from six hospitals in OTHER PROGRAM units, a maternity clinic, and two hospitals. In the north of Yemen while continuing to support rural Jarablus, MSF partnered with a Turkish the facilities. MSF ran the emergency room, SUPPORT NGO to assist three primary health centers. inpatient department, pediatric ward, and In the summer, when a military offensive maternity departments at Abs hospital, and ACCESS CAMPAIGN $1,254,178 caused civilians to flee Manbij, MSF scaled opened an inpatient therapeutic feeding center MSF’s Access Campaign was created to up its support to help meet the needs of in December. MSF conducted medical outreach push for access to, and the development of, the displaced and host communities. MSF activities for people living in and around camps affordable and adapted medicines for pa- continued to run a 20-bed burn hospital in for the internally displaced in Abs district. tients in MSF projects and beyond. Through Atmeh, and also ran vaccination, health edu- MSF also provided lifesaving health care in Al technical and advocacy work directed toward cation, and disease surveillance activities in Jumhouri hospital in Hajjah town. governments, pharmaceutical companies, 180 surrounding camps and villages hosting In Sa’ada governorate, MSF provided other humanitarian organizations, and approximately 165,000 internally displaced assistance in the emergency room and policy makers, the Access Campaign aims people. In Qunaya, MSF scaled up its distance maternity department of Shihara hospital, to increase or maintain affordable access to support to the regional referral hospital, and which was hit by a missile in January 2016. urgently needed and often lifesaving drugs, supported routine vaccination in Qunaya and Haydan health center was hit by an airstrike vaccines, and diagnostic devices, while also Darkoush hospitals. Since 2013, MSF teams in October 2015, nevertheless MSF contin- challenging today’s global research and ued to work there until August 2016. MSF

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development system to prioritize patients’ needs. In 2016, its work included continued op- position to sections of the US-led Trans-Pa- cific Partnership trade agreement that would limit access to affordable drugs and patient-driven innovation; sustained calls for pharmaceutical companies to make vaccines (and the pneumococcal vaccine in particu- lar) and existing treatments for DR-TB and hepatitis C more affordable; asking the Indian government to withstand external pres- sure—especially from the US government—to change its laws in ways that would impede the development of generic medicines; con- gressional advocacy to improve incentives for innovation, especially for neglected diseases; and pushing governments and the interna- tional community to better respond to the global challenges caused by antimicrobial resistance (AMR) and high drug prices.

DRUGS FOR NEGLECTED DISEASES INITIATIVE (DNDI) $987,912 DNDi is a not-for-profit, patient needs-driven research and development (R&D) organi- zation co-founded by MSF in 2003. In 2016, DNDi announced an agreement with the Egyptian drug manufacturer Pharco Pharma- Displaced people in Borno State, Nigeria, receive medicine from MSF staff. © Benoit Finck/MSF ceuticals to develop an affordable hepatitis C treatment regimen. Phase III studies in Malaysia and Thailand will test a combina- tion treatment of the registered hepatitis C EPICENTRE $60,000 INTERNATIONAL OFFICE drug sofosbuvir with the investigational drug Epicentre is a nonprofit organization founded $3,644,648 ravidasvir, with Pharco agreeing to supply the by MSF in 1986 to foster epidemiological MSF’s International Office coordinates com- combination for less than $300 per treat- research in humanitarian settings. Epicentre mon projects on behalf of MSF’s 21 sections ment course. Separately, late-stage trials carries out research, runs clinical trials and worldwide and supports MSF’s advocacy were conducted in the Democratic Republic evaluations, and conducts training courses, efforts with the United Nations and other of Congo to develop two simple, oral treat- working with MSF’s international operations international bodies. ments for sleeping sickness (human African and its own research centers in Niger and trypanosomiasis). Uganda. Together with the World Health Or- In 2016, Epicentre was involved in over WORKING GROUP ON ganization (WHO), DNDi established the 200 surveys, studies, and projects around the REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH AND Global Antibiotic Research and Development world. Epicentre continued a clinical trial in SEXUAL VIOLENCE CARE Partnership (GARDP) in May. GARDP aims to Niger to test the efficacy of a new, heat-sta- $226,553 develop up to four new treatments targeting ble vaccine against rotavirus, one of the MSF’s Working Group on Reproductive Health serious drug-resistant infections by 2023. leading causes of death from severe diarrhea and Sexual Violence Care makes recommen- This partnership builds on commitments among children. Epicentre conducted surveys dations and implements activities designed made by governments at the UN High-Level of refugees and migrants at “the Jungle” to improve the organization’s services in Meeting on Antimicrobial Resistance, includ- camp in Calais, France, and at seven sites these areas, including contraceptive and safe ing recommendations to seek alternative across Greece to document the types and abortion care. models of R&D that delink research costs levels of violence they experienced during the from prices and sales, a theme that was also journey. In Uganda, a mortality and morbidity part of DNDi’s contribution to the 2016 UN surveillance system was implemented to bet- High-Level Panel on Access to Medicines. In ter respond to the needs of displaced people TOTAL: $300,119,963* May, mycetoma was added to WHO’s official in Bidibidi, one of the world’s largest refugee list of neglected tropical diseases, bolstering camps with an influx of people fleeing the *This total amount of MSF-USA project support efforts by DNDi to develop a treatment for conflict in South Sudan. Epicentre contin- reflects a credit of $124,630 that was provided this devastating infection. ued to monitor reports of measles cases in to the MSF International Fund for Innovation Democratic Republic of Congo and worked to and Operational Research in 2015 and with- develop a risk assessment tool to anticipate drawn in 2016 when the fund was closed. the threat of future outbreaks.

DOCTORS WITHOUT BORDERS | MÉDECINS SANS FRONTIÈRES US Annual Report 2016 39 Children chat with staff in Gety, Democratic Republic of Congo, where MSF provides a range of services at the local hospital. © Thibaud Eude/MSF

40 DOCTORS WITHOUT BORDERS | MÉDECINS SANS FRONTIÈRES US Annual Report 2016 FIELD STAFF

MSF-USA IS CONSISTENTLY ONE OF THE LARGEST PROVIDERS OF INTERNATIONAL STAFF TO OUR FIELD OPERATIONS, MANAGING 419 DEPARTURES IN 2016.

Our MSF-USA pool worked in more than 55 coun- Matthew Brady, MN, AFGHANISTAN Finance Coordinator tries last year, assisting in projects as diverse Sergio Borrego, FL, as supporting refugees in Tanzania, Jordan, and Edward Chu, AZ, Medical Anesthesiologist Doctor Greece; providing access to care for tuberculo- RI, Joelle Depeyrot, Chris Danielson, VT, sis patients in India, Georgia, and Swaziland; and Mental Health Activities Surgeon Manager performing surgery in Afghanistan, the Democratic James Dufresne, Deputy Lesly Dieuveille, VA, Logistics Coordinator Republic of Congo, and South Sudan. This is only a Logistician small sample of the contributions our field workers Marcel Durieux, VA, Rasha Khoury, NY, OBGYN Anesthesiologist make each year. NM, Ulrike Lebkuechner, Megan Felling, OR, While working with MSF in the field is an incredibly OBGYN Midwife NY, tough job, we nevertheless find that our shared Thomas Rassinger, John Fiddler, NY, Nursing Deputy Head of Mission Activities Manager mission draws many field workers to return year Linda Tetreault, MA, after year. Some of them build a career at MSF. Caroline Geddes, Construction Manager DC, Medical Activities Maintaining this depth and breadth of experience is Manager essential for us to continue providing much needed BANGLADESH Karen Geiger, VA, Nursing services in complex environments around the world. Gary Bangs, WA, Activities Manager Industrial Hygienist Maimona Ghows, HI, MSF is committed to supporting our staff through- Pavlos Kolovos, CO, Head Anesthesiologist out their work, including by developing their “soft of Mission Shane Hanlon, NY, skills.” MSF-USA has provided a Field Management Manisha Kumar, OH, Logistics Manager Training program since 2008, which so far has Medical Coordinator Mary Hoagland-Scher, benefited more than 1,500 team members—the Kristen Mullane, MI, WA, Medical Activities Nursing Activities Manager majority of these being national staff. In 2016, we Manager Haytham Kaafarani, MA, expanded the training program and will be devel- Jessica Patti, CT, Project Surgeon oping more courses and other initiatives to build Medical Referent Colleen Kovach, OH, the management capacities of staff and encourage Medical Activities people to move into leadership positions. BURUNDI Manager Kimberly Comer, CA, Mirjam Molenaar, In addition to staff development, we are revamping Logistics Manager VA, Nursing Activities our recruitment processes in order to support our Leah Feldman, MD, Manager needs today and into the future. MSF field opera- Nursing Activities Melik Noui, FL, Logistics Manager Team Leader tions are changing, often demanding new skills and Deborah Kraus- Drissa Ouedraogo, NY, expertise in order to maintain the high quality of Wharmby, NY, HR Midwife our medical services. The diversity of our projects Coordinator Liza Ramlow, MA, Midwife sometimes requires professional profiles we have David Lauter, WA, Robert Reiss, NJ, Project not recruited in the past. While we can build some Surgeon Supply Manager expertise in-house, we are also looking beyond our Craig Spencer, NY, Peter Reynaud, LA, Medical Doctor traditional recruitment practices to find people with Medical Coordinator specific skills and professional backgrounds. This is Lucia Roncalli, CA, CAMEROON Medical Doctor a real added value that MSF-USA can provide to our Francis Dorbor, PA, Cherie Silvera, CO, Supply operations, as the US is fertile ground for specialist Finance/HR Manager Manager professionals, particularly in the medical field. Our Belen Ramirez, CA, Sarah Woznick, CO, recruitment outreach programs are adapting quickly Project Medical Referent Nursing Activities Manager to support the changes we see in our operations. CENTRAL AFRICAN I would like to express my gratitude to all our field REPUBLIC CHAD workers and to our Field Human Resources team here Chabi Ale, NE, Project Mark Anderson, KY, in the US for all their hard work and commitment. Supply Manager Logistics Coordinator Lorin Alvarez, OH, David Beversluis, MI, — Kate Mort, Director of Field Human Finance Coordinator Project Medical Referent Resources, MSF-USA Cristiana Bertocchi, PA, Robyn Carter, OR, Surgeon Personnel Development Manager

DOCTORS WITHOUT BORDERS | MÉDECINS SANS FRONTIÈRES US Annual Report 2016 41 Melanie Lyons, WA, FRANCE Antigone Project Coordination Pantanizopoulos, TX, John Mathews, NY, Pamela Blackwell, TN, Nursing Activities Anesthesiologist Mobile Implementation Manager Manager Angharad Pagnon, GA, Ellen Rymshaw, NJ, Water Health Sanitation Marc Stevens, NE, Mobile Project Coordinator Manager Implementation Manager TN, George Record, WV, Kathleen Warren, IRAN Project Coordinator Surgeon Virginia Gil Coss, NC, Anita Repp, CT, Project Project Supply Manager Medical Referent GEORGIA Bradley Rollans, TX, Nicholas Basham, CA, IRAQ Logistics Coordinator Field Grant Reporting Manager Nabil Al-Tikriti, VA, Deputy Nicholas Sheldon, OR, Head of Mission Logistics Manager GREECE Sarah Bou-Rhodes, MA, Briana Theodoridis, NJ, HR Coordinator NY, HR Coordinator Andres Barkil-Oteo, Catherine Carr, NM, Psychiatrist Catherine Wittman, Project Coordinator DC, CO, Medical Activities Sherry DuBois, Lindsay Moore, MN, HR Manager Medical Activities Coordinator Manager Karen Yates, AZ, Pediatrician Anna Freeman, NC, Medical Coordinator ISRAEL NC, EGYPT Jerry Harpole, WA, Virginia Gil Coss, Logistics Manager Project Supply Manager Ryan McAuley, PA, Medical Doctor Melik Noui, FL, Logistics Manager ITALY Ahmadou Wouna, TX, Mary Jo Frawley, CA, An MSF psychologist counsels a burn patient at Drouillard Supply Coordinator Marisa Sochacki, MI, Pharmacy Coordinator Nurse hospital in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. © Corentin Fohlen Ethiopia Giuliano Stroppa, CA, Mark Leirer, CA, Nursing Nabil Al-Tikriti, VA, Deputy Logistics Coordinator Activities Manager Head of Mission Rebecca Murray, MA, MI, Lesly Dieuveille, VA, Debora Bertasi, CA, James Bengtson, GUINEA Field Communications Medical Doctor Manager Logistics Team Leader Finance Manager Kathleen Warren, TN, Susan Doyle, KY, HR Lucas Carlson, OR, Yvette Blanchette, Project Coordinator Giuliano Stroppa, CA, Manager Logistics Team Leader OR, Midwife Activities Logistics Coordinator Manager Will Harper, OH, Project Susan Doyle, KY, Finance/ GUINEA-BISSAU Sean Walsh, WA, Project Coordinator HR Coordinator Adam Hill, WV, Logistics Coordinator Manager Elen Costigan, OH, IECHP Charlotte Munson, NY, Joshua Eckley, OH, Supply Activities Manager Project Administration Manager Emily Lerman, MD, IVORY COAST Project Coordinator Manager Leah Feldman, MD, HAITI Mark Anderson, KY, NY, Nursing Activities Robert Lind, MA, Logistics Logistics Manager Craig Spencer, MD, Epidemiological Activities Manager Manager Leah Feldman, Messai Belayneh, Nursing Team Supervisor Manager CA, Anna Mapes, OR, Nursing IN, Project Pharmacy Rhian Gastineau, CA, Finance/ CA, Head of Mission Activities Manager Liselott Hitz, Manager Olivia Stillman, HR Manager Finance/HR Manager CA, Project Gil Mazurik, WA, Medical Liselott Hitz, WA, NC, Administration Manager Doctor Karin Huster, JORDAN Michael Thibert, Epidemiology Researcher Water Health Sanitation WA, Field Hilary Miller, OR, Field Paul Austin, NC, Medical Karin Huster, OR, Project Manager Epidemiologist Grant Reporting Manager Colette Kerr, Doctor Medical Referent Candace Nakagawa, CA, Gerard Bashein, WA, Carolyn Johnson, MI, Plastic DJIBOUTI WA, Nursing Activities Finance Coordinator Kuylhee Kim, Anesthesiologist Surgeon Ihsan Ghadieh, MI, Manager Claudia Noblat de Aguiar, Christopher Boehm, OR, TX, Deputy Project Emily Lerman, MD, Logistics Administration John Lawrence, NY, Logistician Coordinator Project Coordinator Manager Surgeon Yee Chen, MI, Logistics OR, Emily Lynch, PA, Field Peter Lundgren, RI, Stephen Rubin, Specialist Surgeon Epidemiologist DRC Logistics Coordinator Brett Davis, CA, Head of CO, Nursing Hilary Miller, OR, Logistics Sandy Althomsons, GA, John Lyons, WA, Logistics Stacy Sloan, Mission Activities Manager Specialist Epidemiological Activities Team Leader Peter (Bryan) Garcia, OR, Manager Kira Smith, NY, Midwife Philip Sacks, MA, Logistics Specialist Activities Manager Logistics Manager Jadie Kim, MA, Pharmacy Shanna Snider, TX, Emily Turner, TX, Medical Coordinator Project Coordinator Doctor Pavlos Kolovos, CO, Wodage Tebeje, CA, Kristi Young, MT, Project Project Coordinator Project Coordinator Administration Manager INTERESTED IN JOINING MSF? Mark Lau, CA, Orthopedic William Toxvard, AZ, Surgeon Deputy Head of Mission MSF is always looking for motivated and skilled INDIA Robert Loeffler, FL, medical and non-medical professionals for our field Habtamu Mehari Zenebe, Alice Maitland, NH, Orthopedic Surgeon FL, Logistics Coordinator Nursing Activities projects around the world. For more information, Donald Louv, CA, Manager Logistician IL, please visit doctorswithoutborders.org. Anne Palumbo, Piotr Michalowski, WA, Medical Activities Anesthesiologist Manager

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Muhima Mohamed, GA, Valerie Gruhn, NY, Nurse Dana Woodhall, GA, Erika Sawyer, CA, Midwife Peter Baumann, MI, Mobile Implementation Xian Li, LA, Medical Medical Doctor Activities Manager OBGYN Manager Doctor Whitney Ward, CA, Immaculata Bramlage, Marisa Muller, FL, Internal Margaret (Maggie) LIBYA Project Coordinator TN, Project Medical Coordinator Ogden, WA, Nursing Team Lucien Armand, FL, Referent Nandakumaran Supervisor Medical Coordinator MYANMAR Bryan Chambers, MA, Ponthenkandath, CA, Lucia Roncalli, CA, Aria Danika, NY, Deputy Jeri Driskill, OR, Project Logistician Anesthesiologist Medical Doctor Project Coordinator Coordinator Erin Ching, CA, Logistics Stephen Rubin, OR, Ankhasanamen Sow, CA, Christoph Hippchen, RI, Jessica Huddleston, IN, Manager Surgeon Project Medical Referent Project Coordinator Project Medical Referent Kimberly Comer, CA, Sarah (Rachel) Ruffman, Brooke Kline, CO, Project Logistics Coordinator CA, Mental Health LEBANON MALAWI Coordinator Ron Edgar, CO, Activities Manager Anesthesiologist Rasha Khoury, NY, OBGYN Marcus Rennick, VA, Field Janet Ousley, DC, Field William Thompson, Epidemiologist Epidemiologist Maren Flynn, MN, OBGYN TN, Deputy Medical Heather Stoddard, OR, CA, Coordinator Nursing Team Supervisor Nicholas Sheldon, OR, Margaret Quan, WA, Mary Jo Frawley, Logistics Manager Finance Coordinator Nursing Activities Tudor Tiedemann, TX, Manager Supply Manager LIBERIA James Wang, NY, Project Christine Rufener, CA, Hannah Hennessy, ID, Pharmacy Manager Mental Health Activities Virginia Gil Coss, Hardik Vyas, NY, Surgeon NC, Deputy Logistics Project Administration Whitney Ward, CA, Project Manager Cecilia Wang, HI, Surgeon Manager Coordinator Coordinator OR, Charlie Jenkins, CA, NIGER Grace Hsieh, Anesthesiologist KENYA Hospital Logistics MALI Stephen Kodish, Field Mindy Baughman, Manager Epidemiologist Kuylhee Kim, MI, Plastic Katherine Horan, MA, Surgeon OH, Deputy Finance Kayla Percy, MD, Nursing Pediatrician Alexander Wade, NJ, Coordinator Activities Manager Head of Mission Sarah Kuech, WI, IECHP Activity Manager Jeffrey Caulfield, ME, Flavia Schimel, FL, MOZAMBIQUE Logistics Manager Kiri Mackersey, NY, Nursing Activities AZ, Project NIGERIA Jeffrey Edwards, ID, Ya-Ching Lin, Anesthesiologist Manager Coordinator Melissa Amundson, OR, Mobile Implementation Lev Tobias, AK, Hospital Surgeon Michelle Mays, NY, Deputy Manager Head of Mission Logistics Manager David Baram, NY, OBGYN

An MSF doctor tends to a child in Mora, in northern Cameroon. © Louise Annaud/MSF

DOCTORS WITHOUT BORDERS | MÉDECINS SANS FRONTIÈRES US Annual Report 2016 43 Kimberly Comer, CA, Logistics Team Leader Earl Cuarteros, NY, Supply Manager Frederic D’Alauro, MD, Anesthesiologist Joseph Dantona, NY, Finance Coordinator Matthew Deeter, NV, Surgeon Sachin Desai, NY, Medical Activities Manager Anissa Dickerson, MA, Midwife Activities Manager Nell Eisenberg, NY, Medical Activities Manager David Elliott, VA, Surgeon Mara Evans, WI, Midwife Mark Farrell-Javits, NY, Construction Manager Maren Flynn, MN, OBGYN Maureen Foley, WA, Head Nurse Mary Jo Frawley, CA, Nursing Activities Manager Jesus Gonzalez-Aller, NM, OBGYN MSF teams aboard the Bourbon Argos in the Mediterranean rescue a 13-month-old girl. © Borja Ruiz Rodriguez/MSF Son Han, TX, Deputy Finance Coordinator Bradley Heller, CA, Project Administration Manager Stephen Ballard, AZ, Jonathan McDuffey, NH, Habtamu Mehari Zenebe, Philip Hall, KY, Alan Hickey, MA, Logistics Nursing Activities Team Leader Logistics Manager FL, Logistics Coordinator Anesthesiologist Manager Francisco Diriangen Deborah Kraus- John Holland, WA, Megan Benckert, VA, Logistics Supervisor Mejia, FL, Logistician PAKISTAN Wharmby, NY, HR Head Nurse Steve Mitchell, OH, Tristan Le Lonquer, CA, Coordinator John Holland, WA, Deputy Meron Berhe, VA, Medical Logistics Coordinator Anesthesiologist Project Coordinator Helen Lee, WA, HR/ Doctor Abdirahman Mohamed, Finance Manager Katherine Horan, MA, Kimberly Bonner, NJ, Pediatrician OH, Logistician PAPUA NEW Ramon Nunez- Regional Advocacy Jean-Baptiste Nkusi, IN, GUINEA Hernandez, IN, Representative Matthew Hotchkiss, OR, Project Coordinator Anesthesiologist Anesthesiologist Lorin Alvarez, OH, Finance Sergio Borrego, FL, Ifeanyi Nwude, TX, Coordinator Anesthesiologist Gurpreet Kaur, MI, Medical Doctor SOUTH AFRICA Medical Doctor Amina Chaudhry, MA, Dawn Butcher, VA, Deputy Collette Okubo, HI, OBGYN Project Medical Referent Joshua Allen, NC, Supply HR Coordinator Terri Keppinger, WA, Project Administration William Phillips, OH, Coordinator Jeri Driskill, OR, Project Donna Canali, CA, Medical Manager OBGYN Coordinator Erica Simons, CA, Field Coordinator Epidemiologist Teresa Kiemnec, OR, Kandiyur Seshadri, IN, Ossama Mahmoud, CA, Melanie Capiccioni, OH, Anesthesiologist Project Administration Fleet Manager SUDAN Nutritional Activities Manager John Stewart, NC, OBGYN Marisa Sochacki, MI, Manager Marc Stevens, NE, Stacia Koster, NY, Transit Celeste Thompson, CA, Mission Pharmacy Laura Carr, NC, Administrator Emergency Administrator Manager Logistics Manager Pediatrician Sean Krogh, CA, Logistics Harmony Marka Matthew Catapano, NY, Manager Tormusa-Koroma, TX, SOUTH SUDAN Project Administration PHILIPPINES CO, Logistics Supply Manager NM, Manager Scott Lea, John Varallo, DC, OBGYN William Abbott, Administration Manager Stephen Torres, AR, Surgeon Brian Chanatry, NY, Lisa Lepine, CO, OBGYN OBGYN Mohammed Anesthesiologist RUSSIAN PA, Britt Urban, OR, Mental FEDERATION Abdel-Rahim, CA, Wayne Chang, WA, Pak Shan Leung, Health Activities Manager Anesthesiologist Water Health Sanitation Surgeon William Thompson, TN, WA, Mirabelle Adamu-Zeh, Manager Rohan Mahy, CA, William Van Cleve, Medical Doctor Anesthesiologist DC, Project Pharmacy Elspeth Cisneros, Logistician Cedric Yoshimoto, WA, AK, Manager OR, Nursing Activities Alice Maitland, NH, Janna Wagner, Project Medical Referent Nursing Activities Veronica Ades, NY, OBGYN Manager Nursing Activities Manager Manager Katharine Andre, AK, Jorge Cisneros, OR, NY, William Wood, FL, Plastic SIERRA LEONE Medical Doctor Finance/HR Coordinator Sanjay Makanjee, Personnel Administration Surgeon Mitali Ayyangar, AZ, WA, Medical Wesley Clark, NY, Susan Averill, Manager Ibrahim Younis, AZ, IECHP Activity Manager Coordinator Anesthesiologist Emergency Coordinator Maura Daly, CA, Midwife Activities Manager

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Deane Marchbein, MA, Project Medical Referent Brenton McCoy, CO, Medical Doctor SEEKING FRENCH AND ARABIC SPEAKERS Jonathan McDuffey, NH, Logistician MSF is looking for French-speaking staff to provide assistance in countries such as the Democratic Francisco Diriangen Republic of Congo, Chad, Niger, and Haiti, where some of MSF’s largest projects are located. We are also Mejia, FL, Logistics Manager seeking Arabic speakers for MSF projects in places including Yemen, Syria, Lebanon, Iraq, and Jordan. Andrew Michaels, OR, “Successful applicants who meet MSF’s criteria and speak French or Arabic will be eligible for more Surgeon positions, and they will usually be matched more quickly with an assignment,” says MSF-USA Field Eileen Miller, WA, Anesthesiologist Human Resources Director Kate Mort. “Nearly half of MSF’s available field positions are in francophone Kristen Mullane, MI, countries, and we need more Arabic speaking field workers to join projects across the Middle East and Nursing Activities North Africa.” If you are interested in contributing your professional skills—including your language Manager Manfred Murillo, skills—to MSF’s medical humanitarian work, we encourage you to visit doctorswithoutborders.org NJ, Deputy Logistics for more information about recruitment. Coordinator Neil Murphy, AK, OBGYN Aditya Nadimpalli, LA, Project Medical Referent Rupa Narra, GA, Kathleen Wilder, OR, Oluwakemi Ogundipe, UKRAINE ZIMBABWE OBGYN NC, Medical Activities Pediatrician WA, CA, DC, Manager Sonia Mariano, Erica Simons, Christine Nichols, CA, Bernard Wiseman, Medical Activities Operational Research Logistics Manager Thelma Parker, GA, IECHP Activity Manager Manager Coordinator Julie Wynne, NC, Surgeon Midwife Activities Casey O’Connor, WA, Manager Sherri Stiles, UT, Project Project Coordinator Stuart Zimble, PA, Deputy USA Coordinator Head of Mission Mirno Pasquali, NH, Collette Okubo, HI, OBGYN Humanitarian Affairs Jean Stowell, NH, Mobile Jeffrey Edwards, ID, Paul Orechoff, NJ, Officer Implementation Officer Mobile Implementation SWAZILAND Manager Finance/HR Coordinator Eric Pitts, NY, Logistics Angharad Pagnon, GA, Patrick Culver, WA, Coordinator UZBEKISTAN Logistician Logistics Specialist Robert Reiss, NJ, Carlos Jaramillo, PA, MULTIPLE MISSION John Rack Gomer, OR, Marcus Shelley, WA, Logistics Manager Medical Doctor COUNTRIES Logistics Manager Project Administration Erika Sawyer, CA, Midwife Immaculata Bramlage, Manager SYRIA Activities Manager VENEZUELA TN, Hospital Nursing Liza Ramlow, MA, Midwife Marcus Shelley, WA, Julian Serafin Gil, IL, Manager Activities Manager Omar Ebeid, NJ, Project Logistics Manager Logistics Team Leader Ella Watson-Stryker, NY, Coordinator Sarah Rawlins, WA, Tricia Vannatter, CA, IECHP Activity Manager Nursing Activities Philip Sacks, MA, IECHP Activity Manager YEMEN Christopher Shepherd, Manager Logistics Coordinator Alexander Wade, NJ, FL, Logistics Coordinator NJ, Project Fekeremariam Balcha, Robert Reiss, Project Coordinator TX, Finance/HR Jean Stowell, NH, Medical Supply Manager TAJIKISTAN Hope Wall, WA, Deputy Coordinator Team Leader Jane Rockhold, Jennifer Furin, OH, Medical Coordinator WA, Deputy Finance Henry Debusmann, Medical Activities IL, Deputy Logistics Coordinator Ante Wind, NC, Medical Manager Activities Manager Coordinator TX, Kimberlea Roe, CA, Project MSF teams work to control OBGYN Miriam Czech, TANZANIA TURKEY Coordinator the spread of yellow fever in Caitlin Rose, MD, Nursing Wayne Chang, WA, Activities Manager Lindsay Harris, CO, Kinshasa, Democratic Republic Logistician Logistics Administration Erika Sawyer, CA, Midwife Joseph Dantona, NY, Manager of Congo. © Dieter Telemans Activities Manager Finance Coordinator Veena Karir, WA, Deputy Charles Schnorr, Brian Dierks, CO, Logistics Coordinator MA, Medical Activities Logistician Manager Deane Marchbein, MA, Megan Donaghy, PA, Project Coordinator Rebecca Singer, IL, Midwife Project Medical Referent Mary Ana McGlasson, AZ, Joshua Eckley, OH, Project Coordinator Kaytlin Sisco, PA, Logistician Pharmacy Supervisor Lindsay Moore, MN, Katie Hunter, FL, Finance/ Finance/HR Coordinator Tsion Solomon, MD, HR Manager Epidemiological Activities FL, Manager George Hunter, UGANDA Project Coordinator Todd Stanhope, MN, Brian Dierks, CO, OBGYN Farzaneh (Farrah) Logistics Team Leader CA, Nursing Kashfipour, WA, Africa Stewart, GA, Activities Manager Jerry Harpole, OBGYN Logistics Manager MI, Gurpreet Kaur, OR, Water Brianne Taylor, ID, Medical Activities Hilary Miller, Health Sanitation Medical Doctor Manager Manager Hardik Vyas, NY, Surgeon WA, Byron Moffett, MI, LA, Deputy Logistics Manager Marisa Sochacki, Matt West, Project Pharmacy Head of Mission Manager

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An MSF social worker Dr. Gregory P. Meisner & MSF ACKNOWLEDGES OUR DONORS WHO HAVE MADE Ms. Gretchen Preston holds a child traveling MULTIYEAR COMMITMENTS Randy & Claire Miller along the dangerous Multiyear commitments help provide MSF with a predictable revenue stream Mr. John Purdon migration route that better serves our ability to respond rapidly to emergencies and ensure the Donald & Michiko Rupnow through Mexico. continued operation of our programs. By the close of 2016, MSF had received John & Gwen Schafer © Christina Simons more than 250 multiyear commitments toward this effort, totaling more than Susan R.S. Schofield $59 million. Jonathan & Sherry Schreiber Rosanne & Alan Schulz $1 MILLION+ Project Management $25,000-$49,999 Merrill & Patricia Shanks Institute Educational Anonymous Anonymous (4) Drs. Murali & Gouri Foundation Sivarajan Bloomberg Philanthropies 6-18 Foundation for Hope Bruce and Lori Leitman Sheri Sobrato Brisson Caerus Foundation, Inc. Rosenblum Susan W. Almy Mr. John G. Sommer Hau`oli Mau Loa G. Tiphane Calvin W. Anderson Foundation Maurice Neil Spidell Michael Toubbeh, MD David Baxter Revocable Trust Andrew Justin and Family David Beaver & Renee Dr. & Mrs. Matthew R. The Keith Haring $50,000 - $99,999 Courington Sutter Foundation Anonymous Mr. Lee E. Billingsley Marion Sweeney, Kate and The Luff Family Fund of The Asen Foundation Mark & Laura Brasher Cama Laue The Denver Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Russell Eugene Byrne Mr. & Mrs. Kent Taylor The Musk Foundation Beckstead Jennifer & Richard Tom & Judy Taylor Jerome and Patricia Victoria & Hank Bjorklund Callaghan Pesenti Howard & Patti Wang Clifford & Toni Brown C.R. Stevenson Family Dr. Karie Willyard & Foundation Laurence & Michele Chang Mr. Steven Howard Gerson $500,000-$999,999 Estelle B. Ellis Jim & Yukiko Gatheral Hans Zeller Anonymous (3) Phillipp & Elizabeth Ellison Mr. & Mrs. Daniel J. Raymond P. and Marie M. Goldring Ginther Sean Patrick Foohey $5,000 - $24,999 Arvind, Simran and Sneha Mr. Stephan Forget & Anonymous (2) Ms. Florence Forget-Solal $100,000 - $499,999 Krishnaswami Ms. Leanne M. Bell Mr. & Mrs. Dale A. Leppo Gardner Family Fund of Anonymous (2) the Columbus Foundation Ms. Karen Coyle Mr. Randall Lewis Geoffrey Chen & Angela Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. David & Susan Schoenholz Susan and Bernard Huang Germain Foundation Liautaud Jonathan Cohen and Mr. Frederick V. Grady Mr. Michael Ellis Zeena Meurer Mr. Paul E. Robertson Gale & David Harding Ronald & Linda Felton Emmett & Bridget Doerr Liz and Samuel Robinson Mr. Charles Hirschler Fleck Family Gift Fund Tom Freston Rosen Family Foundation Thomas & Elizabeth Jones Mr. & Mrs. Charles D. Lusby The George L. Shields Rosanne & Alan Schulz Michael John & Aimee Dr. Deane Marchbein & Foundation, Inc. Andrew & Sandra Soye Rusinko Kakos Mr. Stuart Cohen Ms. Fatima Hussein, MP Lance Spain Charity Fund Dr. Richard Lane Dr. Tory & Mrs. Karen Geoffrey & Michele Kalish Tikva Grassroots Meyer Harlan B. Levin, MD and Empowerment Fund of Sheila & Jim Leatherman Natasha I. Leibel, MD Dr. & Mrs. John Obert- Tides Foundation Hong The Lloyd A. Fry Roy & Carol Lott Foundation Zegar Family Foundation Mr. Tim Strudwick & Dr. Mr. Edward B. Luedke Manaaki Foundation Laura Germine George Malone Anne Torney and David Mar Carolyn A. Mangeng Patricia & Chris Weil Thomas C. McConnell & Catherine Whitney Latricia Turner Memorial

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DOCTORS WITHOUT BORDERS | MÉDECINS SANS FRONTIÈRES US Annual Report 2016 47 $1MILLION+ $250,000 - $499,999 Estate of Herbert D. Estate of Jacqueline David and Susan Wilson Hodes Rockefeller Anonymous (6) Anonymous (11) Estate of Walter Wolf Estate of Audrey I. Estate of Francoise Estate of Ruth M. Black Anonymous Charitable Hoegermeyer Rothman Trust Estate of Léni Fé Bland $100,000 - $249,999 IBM Estate of Edwards F. Estate of Charles J. Brown Amazon.com, Inc. Rullman Anonymous (33) International Monetary Audrey Steele Burnand BlackRock Fund Satter Foundation Anonymous Donor c/o Ms. Borrego Foundation Estate of Glenn N. Foy Lorie Leleux Dr. Stephen B. Ippolito Estate of Francoise Saville Estate of Arthur Daniel Estate of Tony & Phyllis Anonymous Private J.L. Powell, Jr. Family Estate of Barbara Scheele Burhans Geiss Foundation Foundation Estate of Dodi Schultz Li-Jung Cheng Google.org Adobe Mr. Rajiv Jain Semnani Family Arthur Calvin Dausman John L. Santikos The Ajram Family James and Anna Hoag Foundation Trust Charitable Foundation Foundation Fund Estate of Eleanor Shelly The David R. and Patricia Estate of Thomas Koors Estate of Gloria A. Allan Lona Jupiter D. Atkinson Foundation Sorenson Legacy Estate of Pierre M. Loewe Estate of Lynne D. Estate of Carolyn Kane Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Michael P. Estate of Donald S. Marx Altwerger Estate of Jane Kodama Donovan Estate of Douglas Lee Colin and Leslie Masson Estate of Marilyn Dee Maja Kristin Southerland Estate of Patricia A. Dwyer Mr. Leo P. & Mrs. Helle S. Anderson Alex & Leander Krueger The Spark Fund Earth and Humanity McGuire Aria Foundation Foundation L. Lemmer & E. Veach The Spurlino Foundation Estate of Mark Reiber Estate of Julia Banning Estate of Suzanne W. Ford Lenore Hanauer Stavros Niarchos Jim N. & Carol B. Thixton Dr. Cori Bargmann Foundation Foundation Estate of Charlotte Frank Trust Mr. & Mrs. Philip & Donna Stanley M. Levenson, MD Christine Stiefel Estate of Lucie M. Grant Warren Living Trust Berber Mr. Samuel A. Lieber & Ms. Estate of John C. Stuart Elaine Hamidi Bloomberg Mary E. Rubin Survey Monkey Estate of Gloria $500,000 - $999,999 Blue Q Live Nation Harootunian Dr. Gerda Thedens- Anonymous (6) Lucille Boxhoorn Estate of Julia Clare Schimmer Hau`oli Mau Loa Loosbrock Anonymous Donor to Foundation Estate of Joan Lisa Estate of Carlota Patricia Doctors Without Borders Bromberg Lopatin Family Foundation Kelley Theiss Estate of Keith S. Heine, Jr. The Ann F. & Milton W. Ms. Véronique Brossier & Estate of Alice W. Lorillard Carol Bennett Thixton Joanne Craig Hudson Tretiak Foundation Mr. Satyen Mehta Trust Dr. Alex & Mrs. Doris Anna Marie & John E. Estate of Charlotte D. Estate of Judith Ann Malaspina Thron The Keith Haring Appleton Brown Foundation Estate of Nancy Maloney Ting Tsung & Wei Fong Bloomberg Philanthropies Bruderhof Communities Chao Foundation Ms. Wendy Keys Rochelle Mancini Estate of Gwen Borah Estate of Nora D. Bushner Thomas & Ancella Toldrian Estate of Luella Knotts Estate of Jan Marinello Caerus Foundation, Inc. Ms. Patricia Callahan & Mr. The Tredecim Fund Ruth & David Levine Martha J. Weiner Estate of Martha E. Clewell David Dee Charitable Foundation UnitedHealth Group Lotus Foundation Estate of Harold Ames In Honor of Dr. Samuel Marti Morfitt & The Morfitt The Vincent Camuto Lucretia Philanthropic Dewing, III Cassell Family Charitable Fund Charitable Trust Foundation, Inc. George Lucas Family Estate of Irene H. Chayes Estate of Peter A. Morgan Mr. Aamir & Mrs. Mariam James Lura Virani Foundation Currey & Company, Inc. Estate of Elaine L. Muller Daniel Maltz Estate of Paul E. Weber Estate of Emily Grimes David P. Sheetz Richard A. Musgrave Trust Manoogian Simone Humble Bundle Foundation Dr. Rod & Mrs. Anne Welch Foundation Mr. Elon Musk Charles & Cecile de Wellington Management Lorraine Illich Trust Mr. Jay Myers Estate of Thomas Deglan Lardemelle Company, LLP Jean M. Krause Revocable McKiernan Estate of Stanley Nemier Trust The Donald B. and Dorothy Marc Whitehead & Sheila Estate of Sheila J. McNally L. Stabler Foundation Estate of Marion M. Nobel Buddy & Joan Lamonica, O’Brien Estate of John L. Murray Owners Of Roll N Roaster Estate of Helen Dubuque Francis C. Nuccio Trust The Wildflower Shirley Nai-Hsuan Pan The Luff Family Fund of Estate of Betty Eldman Revocable Trust of Kay Foundation, Inc. Trust Bea O’Donnell The Denver Foundation Charles R. & Jeanne M. Wings for Things Mr. Jerome & Mrs. Patricia Microsoft Giving Campaign Ellis Charitable Remainder Rheta F. Olsen Revocable Foundation Pesenti Unitrust Trust Estate of Virginia Estate of Judi Zeisler Estate of Shamci Rafani Parkhouse Estate of Anna S. Erdman Estate of Patricia A. The Rice Family Osborn The Peierls Foundation, Fast Tempos & Odd Time $50,000 - $99,999 Foundation Mr. John Otto & Dr. Janet Inc. Signatures Anonymous (53) Estate of Gary A. Haas Estate of Macaria Ramey Mr. Stefan J. Findel Abe and Ida Cooper Richardson Padosi Foundation Estate of Morris Schindler Frey Family Fund Foundation RMF Foundation Helen Pappas Estate of Marielle Bancou Estate of Dorothy H. The Louis and Anne Estate of Harriet Segal Frisbie PARC Foundation Abrons Foundation, Inc Rosenbloom John Strang Trust Estate of Loti Falk Gaffney PB & K Family Foundation Ken & Anita Adams Estate of Anne Schroeder Wallace Genetic Estate of Gilbert W. Glass Estate of Mildred Penzer Agua Fund of the Estate of Edith & Ernest Foundation Libby & Dan Goldring The Peter and Carmen Community Foundation of Sternfels Lucia Buck Foundation, Collier County The Colin T. Watmough Bettie C. Hannan Trust Vital Projects Fund Inc. Ambrose Monell Trust Harari Family Charitable Charles Weiner Charitable Philotimo Foundation Foundation C. Searle Whitney Fund Trust Randell Charitable Fund Ameriprise Financial Administration Trust Estate of Charles Hawk Robert J. Weltman The River Birch Fund The Amit J. & Vicky L. World Bank Community Dr. & Mrs. Geoffrey Henson Connections Fund Estate of Akiko Alfred L. Robertson Jr. Patel Foundation Estate of Robert W. Hewitt Wendelmoot Trust Albert L. Amshel Rita Willis Trust Charitable Remainder Unitrust

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Ann & Gordon Getty DST Systems, Inc. Impact, the Warner Bros. Yoshiye K. Mukai Trust The Theresa Bittenbring Foundation Estate of Lois Duncan Employee Giving Program Netflix Marque & John Henry Marque Endowed Donor Alice Appel Revocable Eaglemere Foundation, Intel Mrs. Evelyn R. Nienhuis Advised Fund Trust Inc. James C. and Norma I. Lowell & Wilda Northrop Smith Foundation G. Tiphane Estate of Frank A. Aten Mr. Dominik Eckenstein Estate of Heidi Nuss John and Marcia Goldman Mrs. Ellen Tuttle Estate of Evelyn L. Baecker Ed & H Pillsbury Mr. Brian O’Keeffe Foundation Justin and Heather Uberti Estate of Elsie O. Behrends Foundation The Orinoco Foundation The Johnson Family Trust The Vishnu 2001 Estate of Sarah M. Bekker Estate of Stuart Edwards James W. & Kathrine M. The Joseph H. and Carol F. Charitable Trust The Benjamin R. Bibler Joan C. Egrie Owens Reich Philanthropic Fund Estate of Mary O. Voss Memorial Fund Eule Charitable Pamphalon Foundation Joyce Fund Scott and Caroline Estate of Lillian Benzinger Foundation The Parker Family JP Morgan Chase Wallach James & Frances Berger Jon Faust & Maggie Little Foundation Foundation Warmenhoven Family Susan Bernstein Dr. Lydia Lee Feng Sarah M. & Michael D. Andrew Justin and Family Foundation Estate of Samuel Book The Festoon Foundation, Peterson Kaiser Permanente Wasily Family Foundation Borovicka Family Living Inc. Dr. Tuan V. Phan, MD Donald R. Kane, Palm Wells Fargo Community Trust Mr. Lincoln P. Field Richard Pozen, MD & Ann Springs, CA Support Campaign Andrew M. Bostrom Five Together Foundation Silver Pozen The Karis Trust Fred J. Wenzel Trust Cheryl & Ken Branson FJC, A Foundation of Joe & Kathy Pretlow Estate of Patricia L. Steve & Bonnie Wheeler Leo Branton Jr. Family Donor Advised Funds Project Management Kendall Estate of Joan Whitman Trust The Frances and Benjamin Institute Educational Mr. Greg T. Kimball & Ms. Estate of Sheila C. Bridgewater Associates, Benenson Foundation, Inc Foundation Wendy Hauenstein Wilkerson LP Ms. M. Alberta Flores The Prudential Foundation Mr. Darrell & Mrs. Sara Wilson Fink Family Edouard Bugnion & Marie Estate of June Foley Matching Gifts Program Kindred Charitable Fund Christine Champain Estate of Dolores E. Mr. Phillip D. Pryne Estate of Aleta Kinley Winston Foundation Estate of Grahame G. Fuhrman PSN Family Charitable Caleb Kramer & Ryan Allen Mrs. Barbara A. Wolfe Butler-Nixon The Fund for Second Trust Julia Butters Nature The Kurtz Family The Randi and Clifford Estate of Ann H. Yasuhara Foundation Mr. F. Thomas & Mrs. The G. Unger Vetlesen Lane Foundation, Inc. Zynga.org Blanche Campbell Foundation Larry and Nancy Pantirer Mr. Gregory G. Rapawy & Family Foundation, Inc. Cape Flattery Foundation Janette Gallery Trust Ms. Jessica S. Boger $10,000 - $49,999 Estate of Mary Ann Lea The Capital Group Clifton A. Gaskill Estate of Violet Reisert Anonymous (473) Fred & Lucy Lee Companies Charitable General Atlantic The Richard and Natalie Anonymous Foundation Foundation The Leir Charitable Jacoff Foundation The George L. Shields Foundations The 1830 Family Capital One Financial Foundation, Inc. Martin & Theresa Riess Foundation Corporation The Lloyd A. Fry Mr. Basil & Mrs. Laura Jean & James Rion 6-18 Foundation for Hope Cargill Incorporated Foundation Georgeson Estate of Basil Roberts A & J Saks Foundation Ms. Janet Carver Dr. Jitka Lom Estate of Sophie Gerisch Estate of Margaret French AARP Catherine Maloney Park L. Loughlin Rogers Mrs. Mahin Ghaffari Abraham Fuchsberg Foundation, Inc. Stephen J. Lynton Give With Liberty Ellen and Greg Rogowski Family Foundation, Inc. The CBB Fund Estate of Esther M. Estate of Estelle M. Gold Roland N. Karlen Ms. Alix Abrons The Charles Engelhard Machado Foundation Estate of Edda L. Gomez- Accent Decor, Inc. Foundation Alissa MacMillan The Rona Jaffe Panzani Accenture LLP Charles S. and Zena A. Vince & Abigail Maddi Foundation The Grainger Foundation Scimeca Charitable Fund Magic Pebble Foundation James & Barbara Acorn Hill Foundation Inc Estate of David Granitz David H. & Denise K. Chase Manaaki Foundation Rutherford Mr. Anurag Acharya & Ms. Estate of Wendy R. Grieder Madhuri Chattopadhyay Estate of Anitra John & M. Ann Mason Dixie J. Ruud Estate of Gail Gutradt Adams Family Foundation Christoffel-Pell Paul Matthews & Maria The Schaffner Family Estate of Ronald Ciavolino David J. Haas Trust Cardamone Foundation Estate of Sandra Aden Cogan Family Foundation Don & Cindy Hacherl Estate of Dr. Barbara A. Estate of Margaret ADP Cole-Crone Foundation Estate of J. Nicole Head McCafferty Schilberg Heinz & Margaret Inc. Willis & Cindy Hesselroth The McCutchen Estate of Elayne Bernstein Aeschbach Rose Frances Connelly Ms. Bente Hirsch Foundation Schwartz Aetna Foundation Estate of Beatrice Conrad Robert Hoffman & Estate of Eileen McDonnell Scooter Software Inc. Shalini Goel Agarwal Paula Cooper Jacquline Hoffman Maurice Meslans & Sealed Air Corporation Ms. Ginger Agron The Countess Moira Dr. & Ms. Joseph Margaret Holyfield Estate of Marion Selig Meena & Liaquat Ahamed Charitable Foundation Holmgren Mrs. Fred Meyer Richard Serra & Cara Zaaira Ahmad, MD CREDO Mobile Ms. Joan L. Hoskins Mary L. Meyer Charitable Weyergraf-Serra Mr. Shahid Ahmed Rollin B. Dart Declaration Howard P. Colhoun Family Trust Ms. Joanne R. Sharp AIG Matching Gifts of Trust Foundation Miriam H. Merin Charitable Estate of John Shefelbine Program David and Katherine Mr. Jerome Huebner Foundation Trust Flora Shirzad & Farhad Mr. Michael T. Aikins Moore Family Foundation Estate of Irene Margaret Ms. Anne Modarressi Khosravi Trust AJR Family Foundation Hughes Mr. & Mrs. John de Csepel Morgan Stanley Lois and Arthur Stainman Akamai Technologies Mr. Michael Humphries & Dempsey Family Living William Morgan Stella and Charles Dr. & Mrs. M. Sohail Akbar Trust Ms. Emily Goldner Guttman Foundation The Morton K. and Jane The Alan Dynner Hurlbut-Johnson Fund, Donald & Jeanmarie Blaustein Foundation Estate of Joyce B. Talal Charitable Fund Donahue an advised fund of the Jeffrey & Madeleine Estate of Alice A. Tassell Silicon Valley Community Craig Albert Estate of Kate B. Doster Moskowitz Foundation Ms. Julie Taymor Jacqueline Albert-Simon Estate of Louise C. Downs Lavaun Moulton Trust Dola Albusche

DOCTORS WITHOUT BORDERS | MÉDECINS SANS FRONTIÈRES US Annual Report 2016 49 AL Alchemy Foundation The Anthony Cerami and Ron Baldwin & Dianne John Berookhim Jim & Lynn Briody Alice Lawrence Ann Dunne Foundation for Baldwin The Berryman Family Sheri Sobrato Brisson Foundation, Inc. World Health, Inc. The Bangs-Russell Charitable Fund James Brittingham All Life Foundation Estate of Barbara F. Appell Foundation Dennis & Carol Berryman Broadway Cares/Equity Allade Inc. - the Emil Anne Applebaum The Bank of America The Besson’s Landing Fights AIDS Family Foundation Applied Materials Charitable Foundation Foundation, Inc. Ms. Katherine Brobeck Allen Whitehill Clowes Foundation Employee The Baobab Fund Mr. & Mrs. Paul J. Beswick Broder Family Foundation Engagement Fund Charitable Foundation, Inc. Edward Barad & Carol Betty West Mending Fund Estate of Jean M. Broom Eric & Cynthia Arbanovella McCully Ms. Eugenie Allen & Mr. Kenneth & Judy Betz Ben & Virginia Brown Barbara & William Jeremy Feigelson The Arches Foundation The Beverly J. Adkins Rosenthal Family Clifford & Toni Brown Ms. Judith Allen Sallie W. Arens Charitable Fund Foundation David & Donna Brown Thomas J. & Karen Allen Argon Masking, Inc. Jeff & Fionna Bezaire The Barbara and Gary Kathryn Paull Brown Alliance Bernstein Ark Foundation Jeffrey & Elizabeth Bier Brandt Family Foundation Phil & Valerie Brown Simin N. Allison Armony Erel Charitable The Bill and Cynthia The Barbara Goodstein Gary & Mary Brownell George & Herawati Fund Tessien Charitable Fund Charitable Foundation Wayne & Eileen Browning Alvarez-Correa Mr. C. Michael Armstrong Bill and Joy McGinnis Fund Deborah S. Barber, Ph.D. & Estate of Elenore N. Broze The Alvin & Peggy Brown Henry Arnhold Mr. James J. Hopkins The Bill Maher Trust Brunner Wise Fund Family Foundation Robert Arnow Kris & Elizabeth Barber Margaret B. Birkemeier Michael & Elizabeth Amaturo Family Dr. Sartaj & Mrs. Akankshi Mr. Richard J. Barber Mr. Edward Bishop Foundation, Inc. Brunner Arora Ms. Alison Bardrick & Mr. BitTitan, Inc. The Amerigo Fund Mr. Charles Bruno The Arthur M. Blank Family John C. Pepples Victoria & Hank Bjorklund Natalie and Fred Ames Foundation John J. and Eleanor A. Mr. & Mrs. Brett Barker Bruce & Marilyn Blackie Brust & Family Mr. & Mrs. Peter Charles and Betty Barker Aschenbrenner Mark & Deborah Blackman Ed & Michelle Buchman John Barlow The Asen Foundation Blaker Family Fund Jan Buckaloo Ms. Mary Rinne Barnett GIFTS IN-KIND AND Mr. Paul Asente & Mr. Ron The Peter Blank III Trust Mr. William & Mrs. Mary Jenks Ms. Susan Barnum Mark A. & Nancy Briggs Buckley PRO-BONO SUPPORT Roger Ashmore & Cathy Ms. Victoria Barr Blaser Ms. Jane Buckwalter Ow The Barrington Foundation Cecilia Block Mr. Steven E. Buller & Ms. MSF IS GRATEFUL TO THE Association of Corporate Barry & Wendy Meyer Mr. Ron Bloom Anne L. Walsh FOLLOWING COMPANIES FOR Counsel Foundation Bloomberg BNA The Bulova Stetson Fund THEIR GIFTS IN-KIND AND PRO The Atmos Foundation Kevin Barry Estate of George Bloostein Bundan Family Fund BONO SUPPORT OF OUR MEDICAL James Attwood, Jr. & The Barstow Foundation The Blum Family Bundle of Holding Leslie Williams Alan Barsumian Foundation The Bunting Family PROGRAMS AROUND THE WORLD: Judith & Rene Auberjonois Bartolucci Family Fund Ms. Ellen Blum Foundation--Fund B • DAVIS POLK & WARDWELL LLP Barbara Aubrey BaselineES LLC BMI-RUPP Foundation Ms. Mary Catherine • FRAGOMEN WORLDWIDE James E. Audino Trust Nan Bases BNY Mellon Community Bunting Audrey Love Charitable Ms. Sandra A. Bass Partnership Burke Family Trust • SIMPSON THACHER & Foundation David Bassein A.J. Bocchino & Phoebe James Burnett Estate of Donald August Washburn BARTLETT LLP Oren Bassik & Miriam Mr. David & Mrs. Barbara Mr. & Mrs. Marshall Gedwiser Mike & Julie Bock Burns Ausburn Ms. Kathy Bates Ms. Janise Bogard Clifford Burnstein Drs. Howard & Colleen Theodore W. Batterman Mr. Phillip Bogner Thomas & Diana Burton Ms. Helen Amick Austin Mr. Peter J. Baughan Lewis & Catherine Booth Susan Okie Bush Estate of Polly Amrein Autodesk Foundation Estate of Beverly A. Baum Estate of Edith C. Borden Mr. John Buster Mr. Jeff Amthor & Ms. Jim & Janet Averill Margaret Goodbody Mr. Clayton Bavor The Boston Foundation Mr. & Ms. Otis Butts Eric A. Awad MD The Anait Foundation Michael & Margaret Timothy Boudreau Linda Byars Dr. Jeanne Axler Anchor Point Gift Fund Baylinson Boveri Trackman Family Linda Bynum Miriam Azadalli Foundation, Inc. Anchor Russell Capital Nancy Bechtolt C.A.N. Foundation Michael & Janet Azhadi Advisors, LLC William and Debbie Becker Erin J. Bowman C. E. and Berniece B.T. Rocca, Jr. Fund Christiane Anderson Russell & E. Cordy Roger Evan Boxill Patterson Charitable Fund Dr. Charles F. Babbs Revocable Trust Susan Anderson Beckstead C.E. and S. Foundation Baca International, Inc. Mr. Thomas K. Boyd Vincent & Veronia � Michael & Diane Beemer C.R. Stevenson Family Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Herbert J. The Behemoth Mr. Van Boyd Foundation Bachelor Betty Angelos BelleGemma Fund The Boye Foundation, Inc. Estate of Patricia M. Cade Mr. Robert & Mrs. Barbara The Anna Catherine The Ben Darnell Charitable Ms. Norma Darshan Brach Mr. & Mrs. James E. Cain Bachner Foundation Fund Ms. Helen Branch Mr. Clive & Mrs. Patricia Ms. Isabel L. Bader Anne & Nancy Bartoletto Susan Benjamin Jodee R. Brandon Calder Katherine J. Baggs Foundation Ms. Deanne Benoit Dr. Kenneth & Mrs. Jillian Ms. Beth Caldwell & Mr. Euan & Angelica Baird Bob Volat Annette J. Roberts & Joan Mr. Ronald P. Bensema Brandt R. Robertson Fund for Baiwan Fund Mr. Luke Caldwell & Ms. Drs. Gerald & Susan Julianna Bratun World Peace, World Law Helen Sofaer Carl & Suzon Baker Bereika Mr. Michael Braun and Peace Education at Calico Fund Shannon Baker Dr. Robert Berenson Thomas & Ann Brazier the Greater Milwaukee Ms. Camille A. Caliendo Foundation Estate of Josina Bakker Joseph & Jill Bergett Estate of Patricia Brda Wesley P. Callender & M. Annie Bennett Glenn Fund Arvird Balasundaram & Richard Bergman Robert A. Breard Suparna Rajaram Patricia Davis The Anschutz Foundation Barbara Bernstein The Briar Foundation Dr. Luke & Mrs. Tyler Michael Callister, MD & Richard Bernstein & Chris Bridge of Allen Foundation Balding Ronda Callister, PhD Ritenis

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CA Ms. Bonnie Campbell Charles Spear Charitable Kimberly Cook David & Frances Eberhart Michael J. and Maureen Mr. Gavin Campbell Trust Coonan-Rosebrough Foundation Donahue John Campbell & Susanna Mr. Stephen G. Charles Foundation David A. and Susan H. Donald L. Schoellerman Peyton Mr. & Mrs. David D. Mr. Cameron Cooper Schoenholz Foundation Foundation Martha Campbell Charlton Maureen & John Copp The David A. Wengert Fund Dr. Debra Donaldson Campe Survivor’s Trust Drs. Munish & Bandana Kathleen & Randy Corbet The David B. Miller Family Dr. Paul J. Donoghue Chawla Foundation Mr. Tom & Mrs. Sonya Dr. John & Mrs. Marguerite Mr. Lawrence & Mrs. Helen Campion ChemADVISOR, Inc. Cordice David May Foundation Doppelt The Campizondo Alek C. Chen The Corey Foundation The David Vickter Eve Dorfzaun Foundation Foundation Ying Chen Ms. Irene Correia Mr. James A. Dorskind Charles & Jean Davidow Candice Bergen Charitable Mrs. Vivian Karfay Cheung The Cottage Bridge Ms. Margaret Doud Foundation Diana Thomas Childress Foundation Gordon and Carolyn Jane Dowling & Barry Davidson Candlelight Storage LLC Ms. Jane Childress & Mrs. J. Karen Cove, MD Daly, MD Sandra Calder Davidson Thomas and Patricia Diane Childress Ardelle Cowie Mr. Philip Downes Bruce & Mary Davis Canfield, MD Mr. John & Mrs. Elaine The Cowles Charitable Charles M. Doyle & Jocelyn Mr. Rick Cardwell Chin Trust Chris & Jill Davis A. Holash Mr. & Mrs. Charles J. Joseph & Linda Chlapaty Mr. Jon Lawrence Cox William & Irene de Groot Mr. Peter Drench & Ms. Anne Ferguson Carignan David & Suzanne Chonette Anne Cox Chambers Mrs. Mary Jane Dean Mr. Richard Droese Carl Jacobs Foundation Mrs. Karen Chopra Dr. Ronald & Mrs. Kristy Ms. Peggy Dear Estate of LaVonne Carl Rajesh Chopra Crabtree DEARS Foundation, Inc. Drummy Charitable Trust Ms. Deborah Carmichael Abigail & Lynn Mr. Vincent G. Cracchiolo Deb & Tom’s Gift Fund Estate of Mary Ellen Dryden Caroline Blanton Thayer Christiansen Mr. Daniel & Mrs. Rachel Mr. Alan C. DeChant Marit Dubois Charitable Trust Christina T. and Sturtevant Craig Mr. Richard L. Decker Caroline’s Kids Foundation Hobbs Charitable Fund Tom Cramer and Michele Duckworth Dixon Estate of Alvena B. Charitable Foundation Patrick and Carolyn Carr Christine & Howard Burger Deerkop Gerric W. Dudley Daniel Carroll & Stasia Hellekson Charitable Fund Cynara Crandall Estate of Joanne E. Dehn Mrs. Alice Dudum Obremskey Churchill Family Charitable Darrell Crawford Estate of Richard Del Fund Christine & Larry Carsman Mr. Ronald Creamer Belso Mr. John & Mrs. Anne Cisco Foundation Duffy Janan & Alan Carter The Crete Family Ricardo G. Del Villar Ms. Susan L. Dunlap The Carvel and Margaret Jay & Daniele Civelli Foundation Delaplaine Foundation, Wolfe Charitable Fund Clannad Foundation Mr. T. Dan Crim Inc. Ms. Wilda Dunlop-Mills The Carylon Foundation Mr. William & Mrs. Paula Mr. Modestino & Mrs. Martha Delgado & Saumya Susan & Thomas Dunn Daniel F. Case Clapp Nancy Criscitiello Nandi Tim Dunn & Ellen Stofan Sean & Laura Casey Anne M. Clark Anne and Alex Crocco Mr. Richard M. DeMartini & Mrs. Ann Dunsworth Pat Cason James & Mary Lou Clark Estate of Mary Cross Ms. Jennifer Brorsen Durland Co., Inc. Ms. Stephanie Cassel In Memory of Robert Clark Timothy Crowell & Patricia Mr. Samuel E. DeMerit Ann P. Dursch Mr. Frank Castro Don W. Cleveland & Sabalis Julie Demeules Alan Dworsky & Suzanne Margaret A. Lopata Catbird CSC Charitable Foundation Drs. Steven & Kathryn Werber Dworsky Clinton D. and Grace Mr. Rick Cudahy Denson E. Rhodes and Leona B. The Catharine Hawkins A. Carlough Charitable Culbertson Family Trust Mr. Dave & Ms. Jodi Dent Carpenter Foundation Foundation Foundation Catto Shaw Foundation - Mr. Brendan Culligan Mr. David Deramus & Ms. Dr. Dianne Eardley & Mr. The Clorox Company Rosemary Regis Stuart McLoughlin Isa Catto Shaw and Daniel Foundation Cummings Christensen A. Shaw Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Donald The Earl M. and Margery C. The Cobb Family Derebey Chapman Foundation Estate of Sherri E. Cavan Mr. John A. Cummings Foundation The Derfner Foundation Earle Family Fund John Cawley and Christine Cunningham Family Fund Mr. Martin & Mrs. Laine DeTommaso Family Tom & Judith Earp Marshall Cobb John & Daphne Foundation The East Creek Fund Dr. James Wilbor Cecil & Mr. Vincent Cohan & Ms. Cunningham Dr. Ulla Elisabet Thor Alejandro Diaz & Renza eBay Foundation Susannah Johnston Paul Curnin & Amanda DePirro Maciej Ceglowski Ms. Janna Cohen Gott The Eberstadt Kuffner Mark Dickinson Fund Ceres Charitable Lewis I. Cohen Curt and Clara Fund Foundation David DiDomenico & Eccles Family Foundation Mrs. Louisa Cohlan Cynthia B. and Robert J. Peggy Lichter Mr. Gordon Chaffee & Ms. Stetson Foundation John & Susan Eckert Nancy Ellen Kedzierski Mr. Vladimir Colas & Mrs. Deena Jo Heide-Diesslin Jessica Bartels-Colas Karen Czopek Van P. & Lynda M. Eckes Dawn Chamberlain Foundation Cole Foundation Samuel D. Eddie Survivor’s Trust Afonso & Lydia Chan Mr. David & Mrs. Anna Estate of Jean E. Cole Mr. Matthew & Mrs. Susan Dillard The Edgar O. Dixon Mr. A. D. Chandler III Daimler Charitable Foundation Ms. Leah Cole Mr. Craig & Mrs. Sheila Vivek Chandran & Sneha Hamid & Louise Dalili Dinsell Susan K. Edling Manjeshwar Prentiss and Lee Cole Jerry & Bunny Daltorio Divide by Zero Foundation Edna Wardlaw Charitable Dr. Chung-Che Chang The Cole-Chu & Williams Fund Family Daluge Family Fund Mr. David P. DiVincenzo Laurence & Michele Chang The Edouard Foundation, Janet Collen The Dancing Skies Ms. Ruth Anne Doane The Chapin School Inc. Foundation DoctorsInTraining.com, The Collier Family Fund Educational Testing Charles S. Chapin Dancing Tides Foundation LLC Charitable Lead Unitrust Collingwood Foundation Service Toan Dang Janine & Robert Dodson Mr. James Collins The Edward and Verna Mr. Robert & Mrs. Susan E. Susanne & William Daniell Chapman Jaime S. Colome, PhD Emmett & Bridget Doerr Gerbic Family Foundation The Danielson Foundation Charles Schwab Ms. Cynthia Connolly Anna Dombrowski The Edward Colston Ms. Carol M. Dauber Foundation Greg & Margo Connors Todd A. & Michele J. Foundation, Inc. Dave Nikkel Foundation Dominick

DOCTORS WITHOUT BORDERS | MÉDECINS SANS FRONTIÈRES US Annual Report 2016 51 ED Edward H. and Frieda Dr. Arthur J. & Mrs. Mr. Steven Franklin Drs. Pierre and Camille Thaddeus Gora & Jo Davis Jr. Fund Madonna F. Falk Ms. Judith Franlin George Sippie-Gora Edward R. Bazinet Fund The Fama Family Valerie Fraser Naz and David George- Mr. Vishal Goradia Charitable Fund Kennedy Mr. John Edwardson Ms. Jean W. Frazier Ms. Cecilia Gordon Ms. Jennifer Egan Estate of Rafeek Farah The Georgina-Fredrick Estate of Miriam Gordon Freedman Family Fund Children’s Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Thomas M. Mike Farber Suzan Gordon Burt and Sandra Freeman The Gerald M. & Roberta N. Ehlers Donald C. Farley, Jr. Gosling Family Charitable Charles & Diana Freibert Quiat Family Foundation Dr. Bart D. Ehrman The Favrot Fund Fund Barbara Freid Gottesman Estate of Wilbert Gersch Mrs. Carol Maxwell Eiger Estate of Prudence Faxon Estate of Janette M. Tom Freston The Gersho Family Fund Eight VFX Gail Federici Gosser Jon & Susan Frieboes Robert and Gloria Gery Frank Einstein & Nancy Steven and Paula Fee William and Debra Dr. Theodore & Mrs. Ingrid Ms. Christine Ghezzo Gottesman Stetten Edith Fein Friedmann Estate of Samir Ghosh Jane and Roger Gerald & Gail Eiselman Mr. Mitchell Feinberg Richard & Angie Frisbie Dr. Nancy E. Gibbs Gouldstone Belal El Batrawy Ms. Laureen Feinman Margaretha & Charles Alan R. Gibson The Graham Hamilton Electric Family, LLC Harry Felder Fritz III Charitable Fund Mr. John Gilbert Jamie Walters El-Erian James & Tammy Felt Mrs. Rita Froehlich The Gralnick Foundation Ms. Sharon C. Giles Elis Olsson Memorial Fenwick and West LLP Sherry & Leo Frumkin The Grant Family Foundation The Gilkison Family Betty Ferree FTSE Russell Charitable Fund Family Elise K. Haas Fund Foundation Ferson Creek Fund Mr. Stephen C. Fugate Estate of David Grant Elizabeth Crook & Marc Elliot Gill Fetzer Institute Estate of Aurelia T. Fule The Gratitude and Lewis Foundation H. Gilmore & Ruth Rinard The Zelda D. Fichandler Full Circle Foundation Opportunity Fund Brian & Sara Elkin Owen B. Gilmore Charitable Remainder Charles Fuller Mr. John Graves Dr. Sylvan & Mrs. Mary Jo Unitrust Raymond P. & Marie M. The Gray Jacklin Eller Mr. John Fuller Ginther Fidelity Brokerage Charitable Fund Fully Inc David C. Ellis Services LLC Pat and Tom Gipson Mr. Kevin & Mrs. Donna Mr. Steve Fury & Ms. Barbara & Joseph Ellis The Fife Cragin Charitable Ms. Amy Gitlin Greason Nancy Lawton Ms. Margaret K. Ellis Trust David & Patricia Giuliani Green Fund Mr. Alex Fusina & Mrs. Emily Filling GiveMN.org Mr. Heinz-Peter Elstrodt Nora Fusina Stuart & Jennifer Moses The Finkelstein Claiborn Estate of Morris Glaser Green Emerald Foundation Fund G.D.S. Legacy Foundation, Fund EMP Management Group, Inc. Dr. George Glass & Dr. Ward & Marlene Finn Family Foundation Linda Glass Greenberg LLC G2 Foundation Emser International, LLC FINRA William & Leslie Glassmire The Greene Wiegand E. Marianne Gabel & Charitable Fund Ms. Priscilla Endicott The Firefly Trust Donald Lateiner The Global Conscience Fund Mr. Lawrence E. Greenfield The EOS Foundation Trust Rabbi Tirzah Firestone The Gabelli Funds Epitaph Records First Dollar Foundation Estate of Marie Glowa Dr. Megan Greenfield & Dr. Jean Galbraith & Jeremy Garrett Johnson Epoch Investment Estate of Joseph R. Fisher, Tobacman Estate of Brian Gluss Partners, Inc. Jr. Donna D. Goepfert Daniel Greenstone & Heidi Sallie H. Gale Lynch Lawrence & Karen Epstein Warren & Deborah Fisher Dr. Richard H. Gold Ms. Sarah Gale-Yang Gail & Roy Greenwald Martha Erickson Mr. David Fitzpatrick Evan & Lisa Goldberg Drs. Sherry and Russ Estate of James A. Grillo Mr. Peter Erickson Estate of Anna Verena Galloway Dr. Margaret Golden MD, Ms. Marilyn Grizzell Erle G. Holm Family Trust Fjermestad John & Carole Garand MPH Mr. Ronald & Mrs. Janice Mr. Michael & Mrs. Anne Ellen Grobman and Evan Erna & Bob Place Family Dana Garcia Bollinger Fund Flaugher Golden Kent & Linda Sue Gardiner Tom & Sue Gross Ernest and Catherine Shelley L. Fleetwood David & Constance Gardner Family Fund of Goldgar Barry L. Grossbach Abbott Fund Florence & Richard The Columbus Foundation Koplow Charitable Mr. & Mrs. Bert Golding Denise Grove Trust Dr. John & Mrs. Katherine Gardner Grout Foundation Foundation Goldman Sachs Richard Grudzinski and Ernst Ann Gardner & Mitchell Marie & John Foley Julie Bowden The Lehoczky Escobar Karton, MD Charles & Jane Goldman Dr. & Mrs. Eric W. Frank & Carol Gruen Family Mr. Michael Gardner Estate of Harold R. Fonkalsrud Goldmann Guardian Life Insurance George & Nerys Estes Susan Garner Aviva and Paulino Fontes Dr. Fred H. Goldner Company Isobel Estorick Estate of Paul Garrett Gary Ford & Nancy Ebb Estate of Blanche Guilford Fund Ms. Elise Estrada Mr. Phillip Garvin Eternal Jewels Mr. James & Mrs. Phyllis Goldstein Eric Gunther Ford James & Roberta Gates Elaine Golin The Gunzenhauser-Chapin Mohammad & Sheida Jim & Yukiko Gatheral Etminan Patricia L. Fore Alexander & Jeannette Fund Estate of Susan Gaum Mr. Roger H. Evans Mr. Michael & Mrs. Lynn Golitzin Amita Gupta & Charlotte Forgeron Chris Gay Sumner Todd Evans Benedict Gomes & Mr. Stephan Forget & Ms. The GEANCO Foundation Deborah Weisser Uday & Surabhi Gupta Tony & Judy Evnin Florence Forget-Solal Estate of Winifred M. Gegg Orlando and Teresa Timothy & Amy Guth Rob Ewaschuk & Juliet Robert W. Foster Jr. Gonzalez Davis Greg Gelfan & Lucy Butler Savannah Guthrie Foundation to Decrease Estate of Susan Jean Expedia, Inc. Gemini Family Charitable Guy Reno Family Worldsuck Fund Goode Foundation The Ezulwini Foundation, Fox Group Goodman Family Inc George & Dorothy Babare Mr. and Mrs. Don Gwin Karen & Alan Fox Family Foundation Foundation F.I.S.H. Foundation, Inc. Heather & Paul Haaga Robert & Robin Fox George J. & Theresa Bernard and Joyce Mr. Carroll J. Haas Jason & Eliza M. Factor Goodman Erika Frankel L. Cotsirilos Family Robert & Colleen Haas Dr. Andrew & Mrs. Amanda Foundation Mr. Leonard C. Goodman Faigen Franklin Philanthropic Foundation Ms. Elizabeth Goodwin

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HA Mrs. Mary L. Hagemeyer Ms. Terri Hearsh Mr. Michael & Mrs. Dawn Ira N. Langsan and Lillian John & Patricia Antoine Virginia L. Hajeian Howard & Stella Heffron House Langsan Philanthropic Charitable Trust Foundation Susan J. Haleblian David & Jamie Heinemeier Jack & Shirley Houston John A. Baldessari Mr. Charles Irvin Endowment Fund Judd and Susan Halenza Hansson John Houston III Joe D. Irving John Baldessari Family Alice Vaux Hall Helen Ingham Foundation, Norma L. Hovden Inc. Revocable Trust Irwin and Marjorie Guttag Foundation Hallahan Giving The Helen Schlaffer The Howard & Maryam Philanthropic Fund The John S. Weatherley Dr. Philip J. Halon Foundation Trust Newman Family The Irwin Family Charitable Foundation Mr. Jim & Mrs. Gayle Dr. Gregory Hemmi & Mrs. Foundation Foundation Johnson Family Halperin Rhonda Gruber The Howard and Barbara Mr. Zephyr Isely & Ms. Foundation Halpern Family Fund Estate of Elinor P. Farkas Foundation Fruzan Parvanta Don & Elizabeth Johnson, George Hambrecht Hempelmann The Howard and Kennon Isermann Family and Robert Johnson Dorothy Hamill Ms. Deborah Henderson McKee Charitable Fund Foundation John and Michele Johnson Mr. Richard Hanchett Ms. Joan Hendrickson The Howard Bayne Fund Islamic Association of Katherine Johnson Greater Detroit Margaret P. Haneberg Estate of Diana Henley Mort Howard Kevin & Nikki Johnson Ms. Maxine Hannifin Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Howard Mr. & Mrs. Russell & Viola Ms. Jean Brown Johnson Mr. Michael A. Hennig Iungerich Margaret Hannigan & Estate of Edith B. Howson Ms. Madeleine Johnson Mr. Brian & Mrs. Karen Jackson Kemper Michael Swier Estate of Jerald Johnston Hennigan John Hoyle Foundation Rigmor Hansen Mr. Lowell D. Johnston & The Henry & Mary Dr. Anne Marie Hubbard David & Barbara Jackson Caty & Gordon Hanson Ellen Bellaimey Family Ms. Frances R. Olivieri Julie Warn Hubbard & Eric & Chai Shune Jackson Ruth M. Hardin Foundation Thomas T. Hubbard Trust Scott and Julie Johnston Virginia S. Jackson Gale & David Harding Henry and Janet Claman Mrs. Dorothy P. Hubler The Jonathan & Kathleen Fund Jacob Bluestein Altman Foundation The Hardison Family Huda Beauty Foundation Foundation Julie & Bayard Henry Ada Jones Keiko Huddleston Mr. Paul G. Jacobs Randall W. & Jane V.L. Robert Henry Ms. Jennifer L. Jones Roger & Lynn Hudgins Mr. Michael Jacobson & Hardy Ms. Meghan Henson & Mr. Joseph H. and Maria C. John Hudson Ms. Trine Sorensen Christopher Sauer Schwartz Family Fund Van & Jane Harissis Estate of Howard J. Wes Heppler Jadetree Foundation Harlan and Lois Anderson Huemmler Milind M. Joshi The Herbert & Elaine Ursula Jaeger Family Foundation Hufnagel Family Ms. Saee Joshi & Mr. Kendall Charitable Jaffee Foundation Trust Barbara S. Haroldson Charitable Gift Fund Sriram Padmanabhan Foundation Ms. Diane E. Jaffee Cathy Harrell Nancy Hughes Judith Haskell Brewer Herbert and Katherine Matthew Harren Mr. Surender Kumar Jain Fund of The Community Kurth Religious Mr. Andrew Huibers & Dr. & Mrs. Chitra Jain Foundation Serving Estate of John R. Foundation, Inc. Martha Man Richmond and Central Harrington JaMel and Tom Perkins Dr. Mel & Mrs. Mary Hulitar Family Foundation Family Foundation Fund Virginia Harris Family Fund Herbert Philip & Mary Hulsizer James Bell Associates Julian & Lois Brodsky Mr. Jeffrey & Mrs. Jamie Roy & Helen Herold Kimberly Hult & Robert Jungle Scout Harris James Riepe Family Ms. Birgit Hershey Pasnau Foundation Juniper Networks Peter and Carol Harris William & Kathryn Hester The Human Fund James S. Peterson Foundation Fund Harrison Family Fund Hewlett Packard The Human Rights Project, Foundation Michael & Deborah Kachel Mr. Alfred Harrison Enterprise Inc. The James Wiltz Estate of Dorothy Kail Lyndsey Harrison The Hexberg Family The Humanist Fund Alexander Charitable Trust Kaiser Foundation Health Simon Harrison & Foundation Ms. Alice G. Humphreys Fund Plan Of The Northwest Rebecca Gaples Richard J. Higgins & Hunt Lane Capital John & Anita Jamieson Geoffrey & Michele Kalish Harry F Duncan Margaret M. Graff Sara and David Hunt Jane C. MacElree Family Ms. Toubi Katouzi & Dr. Foundation, Inc. Estate of Carmela M. The Hunter-White Foundation Joel W. Hay Christoph Hartmann Hilbert Foundation Patty and Dick Jaquith Robert J. Katz Keith D. Hartt & Ann Mr. Jens D. Hilscher & Ms. Ms. Fatima Hussein, MP The JAZ Fund The Kaufman Family Monica Singhal Houston Wiedie Hussman Strategic The Jeanne and Frank Foundation Harvard Community Gifts Scott & Ann Hinckley Advisors, Inc. Jemison Fund Kaufmann Foundation, Ms. Marguerite M. Harvey Dr. Jan Hirsch Mr. Cameron & Mrs. Diane The Jeanette & H. Peter Inc. Patricia Harvey Charles Hirschler & Hyde Kriendler Charitable Trust Mr. & Mrs. Avinash Kaushik Phil Harvey Marianne Rosenberg I Heart Guts The JEC Foundation Yukako Kawata Edward & Jeanne Hitz Foundation I.J. and Hilda M. Breeden The Jeffrey A. and Pamela The Kayser Family Hasbrook Mr. John Ho Foundation Dippel Choney Fund Foundation Dr. David Haseltine Mr. Raymond Hockedy Estate of Leah Ice David Jenkins Keefer Family Charitable Sylvia & Roger Haskell Mr. Brent Hoeppner Dr. Omer & Mrs. Mahenou Jeremiah Fund Trust Antoine Hatoun & Andrea Creighton & Andrea Ilahi Mr. Thomas R. Jevon & Ms. Mr. & Mrs. William M. Levitt Hoffman Illinois Tool Works Louise Richardson Keeler The Hausman Family Adolf & Elisabeth Foundation Al & Ann Jicha The Keep It Going Fund Charitable Trust Hofmeyer Trust Incentive Logic Jim Troxell Foundation Mr. Garrison Keillor & Ms. Dede Haverstick Ms. Loretta Hogg ING Group Gertrude Jockusch Jenny Lind Nilsson Ms. Katherine Hawes The Holborn Foundation IngMar Medical Joe Higdon and Ellen Mr. & Mrs. Michael Keiser Nick Hazen Holzer Family Foundation Intex Solutions, Inc. Sudow Fund of the Keith & Mary Kay McCaw HCD Foundation Mike & Solange Hommel Dr. Brian Ip National Capital Area Family Foundation Community Foundation Ms. Leslie Head Horne Family Foundation Ira A. Roschelle MD Family Keith V. Kiernan Foundation John & Linda MacDonald Foundation Caroline Emmet Heald & Carrie M. Horne Foundation Seth Heald Gail and James Kellogg Mrs. Margaret Houffelaar Family Fund

DOCTORS WITHOUT BORDERS | MÉDECINS SANS FRONTIÈRES US Annual Report 2016 53 KE The Anne and Vaughn Kelly Mr. Philip Koshy Leibowitz & Greenway Little Flower Fund James & Tanya Mahood Memorial Fund Kathleen McCarthy Family Charitable Littlefield Foundation Mrs. Laura Maioglio-Blobel Foundation George Kelly Kostlan, KLM Foundation Edmund & Laura Littlefield & Dr. Gunter Blobel Dennis Leibowitz James & Sue Ellen Kelso Alexei Kosut & Laura Back Pauline Liu & Stephen Liu Lawrence Maisel & Susan Mr. Nicholas & Mrs. Marla Grant John Kemmerer KPMG Stanley & Andrea Liu Lembo Lucy C. Maisel Mr. Michael Kendall & Ms. Marcelline Krafchick, Ph.D. The Llewellyn Foundation Dr. Kevin V. Lemley Mr. Vic Makau Alexandra Haagensen Mr. Axel Kramer & Ms. Estate of Robin Lodewick Dr. Vanda Lennon Rao Makineni & S. Estate of Paul James Patricia Hallstein Loft Fund Kennedy Yoko Ono Lennon Makineni Hans-Joachim & Ursula Logos Books- Davis, CA Kenneth Goldman Donor Krause Lennox Family Fund William Mako Mr. Dave Logsdon Fund Mr. Bernhard Krieg The Leo Model Foundation Jane and John Malarkey Judith Lohmeyer Mr. Alan P. Kenney Robert D. & Carol H. Estate of Eugene Leonard The Malcolm Gibbs Robert Lohse & Marianne Mrs. Barbara Kent Krinsky Mr. David Leone Foundation Rossi John & Susan Kerian Arvind, Simran and Sneha John & Jean Lepore Lenore Malen and Mark Krishnaswami Erika Long Nelkin John Kern & Valerie Hurley Jeffrey Leppink & Jane The Longhill Charitable Mr. & Mrs. E. Joseph Kubat Freeman Mr. Anthony M. Malizia Mr. & Mrs. Richard C. Foundation, Inc. Kerns Kudzu Antiques Inc Dale A. & Lucinda J.P. John Mallouk Estate of Elizabeth S. Leppo The Mancheski Judge Gladys Kessler Michael Kuehn Lorenc The Leroux Family Foundation, Inc. Mr. David Kester Mr. Joseph & Mrs. Nancy The Louis J. and June E. Charitable Fund Roberto Manduchi Kevin J. & Pamela M. Kelly Kunkel Kay Foundation The Leslie Goldberg IRA The Mann Family Foundation Emily Kunreuther Louise B. Blackman Family Fund Foundation The Key Foundation Karen K. Kurnick Foundation Leslie L. Alexander The Mann Nelson Fund Ms. Carolyn R. Key The Kurr Foundation, Inc. Louise Hackett Foundation Foundation, Inc. Andrew Mann Maryellen Keyser Kurtz Family Foundation Love of Christ Foundation, Leslie Peter Foundation Mian Khalil & Roeeda Kurtz Family Fund Inc. Mr. Michael D. Mann & Dr. Ms. Victoria H. Leslie Carol Salzman Khalil Maxine Kurtzman Ellen Love Lester Poretsky Family The Manuel H. and Claire Fawaad & Naseem Khan Estate of Dr. Franklin O. Mr. Michael Kuta Foundation Barron Philanthropic Fund Dr. Nabeel Khan & Dr. Loveland, III Kwok Charitable Trust Benjamin Levin Alan Marasco & Deborah Martha Aguilera Anni Frandsen Low, PhD Ms. Carol Labonte Beverly Levine Trust Mawhinney Jane and Paul Khoury LPL Financial Anne & Arthur LaBow Dr. Victor & Dr. Alexandra Terry & Constance Mr. Joe Kiani The Lu Foundation Frank & Julia Ladner Levine Marbach Dr. Susan Kibica Ms. Jane Lubben Jhumpa Lahiri & Albert Mr. Marc Levy Marburger Family Trust Mr. James & Mrs. Nancy The Lubert Family Vourvoulias Nancy Lewis The Marc Haas Foundation Kieft Foundation Lake Family Foundation Randall Lewis Marcia and Philip Mr. & Mrs. John Kim Mr. Steven Luchini Rothblum Foundation, Inc. Mr. Walter Lambeth & Ms. Mr. Cheen Liao & Ms. Seong & Susan Kim The Lucky One Foundation Jenna Kimberlin Hong-Wen Charng Mr. Edwin Marcial Soo Jeong Kim & Sidney Natalia Luckyanova Robert & Lorraine Susan & Bernard Liautaud Mr. Brad & Mrs. Mollie Ouyang Lammers Ludmila Stevenson Living Marcus Libit Family Charitable David L. King & Elisa Trust Mr. John Lamonica Fund Dr. Carole L. Marcus Caracciolo Mr. Daniel T. Ludwig & Ms. Mr. Martin & Mrs. Sondra The Lichtenberger Maree Noble/Elizabeth Mr. Jerome King & Ms. Anne C. Leone Landes Foundation Stumpf Memorial Dale Reiss Randy B. Luing Foundation John & Wendy Lang Don & Vonda Lichtenfelt Mr. John & Mrs. Rachel The Lumos Foundation, The Margaret & Jack Robert and Diane Lang Estate of George Lidback King Inc. Tarver Foundation Jean Lanning Lillian Feder Foundation Mr. Patrick King Richard E. Lunquist The Margaret H. Lark Foundation of NH Lily Auchincloss Mr. David Kirk Angela Lustig & Dale and James E. Kelley Larry & Diana Brown Foundation, Inc. Estate of Earl F. Kisling Taylor Foundation Family Foundation Andrew B. Lim Margot Kittredge Lyon Family Foundation Mr. Daniel C. & Mrs. Ellen V. James E. Larson Kuan Ying Lin & Crislene Margetich Carolyn M. Kleefeld George & Patricia Lytal Estate of Janet Larson Palaya Lin The Margot Sundheimer Michael Klein M&H Schwartz Family Soren Lassen Mr. Richard Lin Foundation Lyle & Bonnie Kleinhans Foundation Carol Lasser and Gary J. Dr. Sue Lin & Dr. Reuben Marian Goodman Gallery, M.G. O’Neil Foundation Dr. & Mrs. Don Kleinmuntz Kornblith Rivera Inc. The M.S. Grumbacher James M. Klosty Dr. John Lawrence The Linda Founds Rev. Tr. Mark Sharland Charitable Foundation Knafel Family Foundation S. Lawrence & D. Ms. Caroline S. Lindeke Fund Ian MacAuley Joyce M. Kneeland Lawrence Linden Root Dickinson Richard & Inga Markovits The MacDonald-Peterson Jerry Knittel Donna & Matt Leacock Foundation Eugene Markus Foundation The Knox Family Leatherman Family Fund In Memory of Carol Mr. William & Mrs. Aimee Mr. Jeff J. Mach Charitable Fund Leaves of Grass Fund Lindstrom Maroney Mr. Donald J. Mack Eileen & Edgar Koerner Lee & Luis Lainer Family Linea Solutions, Inc. Marquis George Sandy and Carolyn Dr. Claudia A. Komer Foundation Linkedin Matching Gifts MacDonald Foundation Mackenzie Ronald Kopacz Ms. Cherin Lee Program Frank & Susan Mars Marcia T. MacKinnon Mr. Edward & Mrs. Grace David & Anne Lee Mrs. Leslie Lipkin Michael C. Mars Douglas and Norma Koppel Philip Lipson The Marshall Family Henry & Joan Lee Madsen Solomon Kornbluh Dr. Jeffrey & Mrs. Lori Foundation, Inc Philip and Cynthia Lee Ms. Mary Maguire Anthony Korner Litow Linda S. Marshall Mr. Robert Leech Virendra B. Mahesh, Ph.D., Litterman Family Dr. Meg Marshall Mr. Robert & Mrs. Carole Thomas A. Lehrer D.Phil. Koscielny Foundation

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MA Martin & Mary L. Boyer Meeting Protocol Mr. & Mrs. G. Glen Morie The Neall Family Norman Foundation, Inc. Foundation Worldwide, LP Estate of Lucille T. Morin Charitable Foundation Carla & Ryan Norris The Martin Djos Family Gagik Megerdichian & Elsa The Morris And Jeanette Mr. & Mrs. Wayne NOVA Open Charitable Foundation Lopez-Megerdichian Kessel Fund Needham Foundation, Inc. Charles & Diane Martin Mr. Marshall & Mrs. Arlene Michael Morris & Robin The Neil and Sally Braid Georgia Nucci Charitable Fund James & JoAnne Martin Meier Durst Gilbert M. Nyamuswa, MD Charles F. Nelson Daniel Marus The Melkus Family Ms. Elizabeth Morrison Oak Lodge Foundation Foundation Gregory & Kathy Nelson Marweld Family Charitable Alan & Cheryl Morrow The Oak Tree Philanthropic The Melrose Fund Fund Mr. David & Mrs. Laura John Nelson & Kate Foundation Gessner Mr. Austin Marxe Lois Melvoin Morrow Dr. Harold Oaklander & Dr. The Mary & Albert Mendelsohn Family Elizabeth A. Morrow & A.R. Nernberg Isabelle Rapin Oaklander Bergeron Fund John & June Mercer Brian McAllister New Holland Capital, LLC Oarsmen Foundation Mary Lynn Richardson Meredith & Elsa L. Christopher & Anna Moser Ms. Nancy A. Newbury- O’Brien Family Charitable Fund McKinney The Mouat Charitable Andresen Fund Benjamin Mathews The Merlin Trust Trust Ellen C. Newcomer Susan O’Brien Mr. Hammad Matin Merrill Lynch Mueller Charitable Gift Mr. Jonathan Newhouse Ms. Sandra O’Connell Mark Matteucci & Joan Vera Metcalf Fund Mr. David Newman & Ms. Estate of Anita J. O’Connor Stephanie Lazar Finnigan Joseph W. Metz Brigitta U. Mueller, MD Mr. and Mrs. James J. The Maureen & Stanley William D. Metz Ms. Sheila Muller Newmark Grubb Knight O’Connor III Moore Family Foundation Frank John Metzko Ms. Marissa Muller The O’Donnell Iselin The Max & Ann Sturgis Dr. Joseph & Mrs. Victoria Estate of Margery Meyer Mr. Neil Mullin & Ms. Nancy Foundation Family Fund Erika Smith Ngatia Michael & Peggy Pitt Ms. Elisabeth O’Donnell Dr. & Mrs. Richard Robbins Thuy Ngo Charitable Trust Larry Mullinax Oechsle International Representing The Max Vuong Nguyen Ms. Geneva H. Michael Mr. Charles & Mrs. Mildred Advisors, LLC and Yetta Karasik Family Murray Mr. W. Robert & Mrs. Foundation Dominique Mielle-Carrillo Oelman Family Foundation Estate of Julien Musafia Barbara Niblock Robert & Susan Maxwell & Juan Carrillo John O’Farrell and Gloria Mushett Family Niche Modern Principe Barbie & John Mayer The Mitchell/Rushing Family Foundation, Inc. Foundation Michael & Donna Joseph D. O’Gorman Judith M. Mayer Nicholson The Mihan Family Dr. Helen Myers Mary M. O’Hern Worthington Mayo-Smith Julius & Carol Nicolai Mrs. Salma Mikhail N & P Charitable Fund Philip Olson Barry McCabe Estate of Henry Peder Milagro Foundation Dr. Jasmine Nabi Omidyar Network Fund Mr. Charles C. McCallum Nielsen Mr. Christopher D. Miller & Estate of Alice T. Nadiak Open Society Foundations Mary & Tom McCarthy Mr. & Mrs. Steven E. Ms. Catherine McNamee The Naida S. Wharton Jean and Sue Mike & Rhonda McCarthy Nielsen Colin A. Miller Foundation Oppenheimer Michael McClain & Mrs. Ted Nierenberg Estate of Elouise D. Miller The Namaste Foundation, Opportunity Fund Kathleen Quinn Inc. Ms. Erika Nijenhuis & Mr. Lewis & Jean Miller Chris Bastian Optima Fund Management Henry & Wilma McConnon The Nancy Allison Perkins Mary F. Miller Oracle Giving McCortney Foundation Foundation Togo & Eleanor Nishiura Tamara D. Miller The Orokawa Foundation Mr. Larry & Mrs. Connie Dr. Anne Nash & Ms. Helen The Noble Family McCurdy Mr. Geoff & Mrs. Margaret Horn Charitable Foundation Ms. Erin O’Rourke Miller-Coblentz Robert McDonnell Sher Nasir Mr. Jerry Noble Noreen O’Rourke The Milligan Family Ms. Mary McDyer George Nast NOMOS Glashütte/SA Inmaculada Z. Ortoll Foundation Greg & Melanie McFarland Natembea Foundation Nonbelief Relief O’Shea Family Foundation Michael & Leslie Mills Mr. Steve & Dr. Beth Natural Gallery Granite Ms. Jeannie Nordstrom Ottilie Fund The Milton and Beatrice McFarland Direct Marilyn M. Norfolk Mr. Gerhard Otto Wind Foundation James C. McGroddy Mr. Gordon Naylor & Ms. Noris Foundation Iris W. Ouyang Ms. Mary Louise G. Mims Estate of Kathleen Helen Stewart Norma Kline Tiefel Ms. Julie Overbeck Minerva Foundation McHugh Estate of Raymond G. Neal Foundation P&A Family Foundation Mr. Said Mirza Brian McInerney & Nancy Shepherd The Mishaw Family Ms. Phyllis B. McIntosh Mr. Charles Dee Mitchell Ms. Janet B. Mckelvey Joseph & Cynthia Mitchell Mr. Gerard Mc Larnon MKM Foundation 2016 PRIVATE SUPPORT RECEIVED BY MSF-USA Estate of George H. Moccasin Lake Foundation McLaughlin Modestus Bauer Dr. Thomas & Mrs. Marilyn Foundation McLaughlin Monimos Foundation 6% Mr. & Mrs. Grey McLean Monomoy Fund, Inc. Corporations Mr. Doug McLellan Charles & Angela Monroe $20,917,497

Alice & Hugh McLellan Dr. Aldemar Montero 89% Andrew and Jill McMahon Andrew Montgomery and Individuals

Ms. Anne F. McMillen Elizabeth Lawrence $319,824,209 5% McNellis Family Fund Estate of Eleanore Moore Foundations, including pledged Dorothy S. McPherson Estate of John A. Moore $16,697,038 and Mary Kerr Moore Ms. Patti C. McWilliams Mr. Vincenzo Morelli Mrs. Paula Medeiros The Moriah Fund Medical Assistance Fund

DOCTORS WITHOUT BORDERS | MÉDECINS SANS FRONTIÈRES US Annual Report 2016 55 PA William R. Padnos The Phelan Foundation Mr. John Queralt Mr. David Mark Riley Ms. Janet C. Ross Wayne Paglieri Estate of Judith A. Phelan Estate of Beatrice Quirk Mr. Douglas Rimsky Martin & Elenore Ross Chris & Carol Palmer James G. Phillipp R B C Dr. Petra & Randy Nancy & Paul Ross Mr. Giangiacomo Palombo Mr. Mark Phillips R.F. Technologies, Inc. Rissman Mrs. Marie Rottschaefer Estate of John Pamer Nancy J. Phillips The R.J. Salerno The Rob and Charlie Roy A. Hunt Foundation Charitable Fund Chris Panatier and Mr. Tyler Phillips Foundation RSW Foundation Michael Robarts & Mary Courtney Van Zandt R/GA Mr. and Mrs. Pat and Gloria Mr. & Mrs. James A. Larkin Pao Charitable Gift Fund Phipps The Rafael & Diana Vinoly Ru C.M. Roberson F. Taylor Pape Estate of Margaret Foundation Dr. Dean Rubine & Dr. Ruth Picarelli Estate of Stacy A.K. Raisis Robert & Arnold Hoffman Sample Mr. & Mrs. A. Neil Foundation Pappalardo Joseph and Susan Pichler Rakitzis Fund Mr. Jozef Ruck & Ms. Robert & Catherine Miller Donna S. Ito Mr. Chang K. Park Mr. John & Mrs. Shloe John Rallis & Mary Lynn Charitable Foundation Ms. Sylvia Parker Pickron Bergman-Rallis Mr. Paul & Mrs. Marguerite Robert & Gladys Miller Rudenberg The Parkhill Willett Family The Pierce Family Ralph & Margaret Foundation Foundation Youngblood Family Raymond & Mary Ruder Ms. Nancy Parrish Robert & Molly Tarr Winnifred P. Pierce Charitable Fund Andrew & Laura Running PartnerRe Ltd. Charitable Foundation Irrevocable Charitable Ralph E. Ogden Ms. Ruth Runyan Pastreich-Bianchi Fund Lead Annuity Trust Foundation The Robert & Shirley Harris Family Foundation Donald & Michiko Rupnow Pat & Gene Jacoby Geoff Pike The Ramsey Family Fund Foundation The Robert A. & Jane G. Susan E. Russell Mr. Douglas Piper & Ms. Sascha N. Rand & Kalpana Friedman Charitable Trust Estate of Walter S. Russell Patagonia.com Marcia Lomneth Gajjar Mr. Shyamalan Pather and Robert and Joan Mr. & Mrs. Thomas D. Gillette Piper Linda E. Ransom & James Blackman Family Rutherford, Jr. Dr. Emily H. Turner J. Capra, Jr. Pitney Bowes Employee Foundation Ryan Memorial Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Clayton R. Giving Program Margaret Rappaport Patmont The Robert J. Bauer Family Estate of Ralph G. Ryan Dr. Frederic W. Platt Rauch Family Foundation Foundation Patrick and Anna M. Ms. Susan Ryan Plex, Inc. Bruce & Diana Rauner The Robert M. Schiffman Cudahy Fund Ryot Foundation The PoGo Family Dr. & Mrs. James B. Raybin Foundation Ms. Sarah Patrick S E Pipe Line Construction Foundation, Inc. RBW Enterprises, Inc. The Robert Simmons Mr. John Patterson, Jr. & Dorothy K. Poitrimol Family Trust The S. D. Trombetta Ms. Michele Demarest Realan Foundation, Inc. Foundation Family Trust Estate of F. David Roberts Nicholas & Anne Patterson Nancy and George Mr. David S. Sabih Polaner Family Supporting Records Mr. Joseph B. Roberts Mr. Scott & Mrs. Susan Foundation Greeley Sachs Red Lodge Foundation Linda Roberts Patterson Estate of Judith Polay Akram Saigh Red Mountain Fund Thomas Roberts Patty and Jack Wright Polly Wales Fine Jewelry Saint Ann Fund Foundation The Reed Foundation, Inc. The Robertson Family Ms. Dina Pomeranz Ms. Sheila Saltiel Michael R. Patz The Refinery Fund Chi Poon Dr. William L. Saltonstall Paul Bechtner Foundation Drs. Lester & Estelle Reid Robertson Foundation Porpoise Fund Jr. The Paula & William J. Reidler Foundation Mr. & Mrs. James & Porter E & Helenmae Patricia Robertson Anand Sampath Marino Family Foundation Mr. Jacob Reinhart Thompson Foundation Mr. Paul E. Robertson The Sampson Foundation Estate of Elizabeth K. Estate of Marian E. Payne Thomas & Eleanor Porter P. J. Robichaud Samuel I. Newhouse Reinheimer Foundation, Inc. Payne-Brodeur Giving James R. Posdal The Robin O’Brien Fund Arthur Remillard, Jr. The Samuel Goldwyn Fund The Posel Foundation Robinhood Cove Fund Michael & Julie Rems Foundation Pearlman Family Potel/Blum Family Fund Robinson Family Living Michael Rena Sanford & Linda Gallanter Foundation Ms. Abby Pratt Trust Renee B. Fisher Foundation Nolan Earl Pearson Trust Mr. James Robinson Praxis Foundation Foundation Arvind Sankar Richard Peloquin The Rockwell Foundation PriceWaterhouseCoopers Rennoc Corporation Shivram Sankar Robert & Nelle Pender LLP Ms. Laura Roeder & Mr. Foundation, Inc. Sara Carapezzi Giving Christopher Williams Martha Pentecost Mr. Kevin Primeau Patrick B. Respet, MD & Fund Rogers Family Foundation Pepsico Foundation Priscilla H. Blum Monica Respet Mr. William & Mrs. Jennifer Matching Gift Programs Charitable Fund Reusing & Cole Family Ms. Carmen Rogers Sargent Joyce Perry Estate of Neysa Pritikin Charitable Fund Mr. & Mrs. Fon Rogers II Danny Sarkis Susan & Stephen Perry The ProNatura Charitable The Rex and Karen Kyra & Anthony Rogers William Sarnoff Fund Chamberlain Giving Fund Mr. Markus Persson Andrew Rogosin The Sauer Foundation Peter Jennings Estate of Richard T. Proulx Mr. Stephen Rhind-Tutt Ms. Sara Rohm Gadd Fund Foundation Ms. Margaret M. Prowse The Rhoades Foundation Neal Roller Thomas A. Savignano & Estate of Celina R. Peterle Pua Foundation Cleo Rhodes Trust Rolo Fund Peter A. Benson Ms. Julia Peters Elizabeth W. Pugh Estate of Margaret G. Rice Bill & Kathryn Rooklidge Estate of DeAnn A. Mears Savino Mr. Richard Peters Mr. John Purdon Richard & Marianne Rosen Family Foundation Reinisch Foundation Ms. Laura J. Sawyer Mr. A. Neil & Mrs. Linda Pure Sweet Honey Farm Estate of Judith Peterson Inc. Richard O. and June C. Rosenbaum Mr. Gary Saxton Smith Family Foundation Mr. Christopher J. Ms. Sabra R. Purtill Bruce and Lori Laitman Francesco Scattone & Peterson The Puskar Family Dr. M. Ann Richards Rosenblum Judith Gibbons Theodore Petroulas & Foundation George & Nancy Richmond Estate of Gerald B. Mr. Rainer K. Schaaf Nasimeh Alikhani Drs. Jerome & Dena Ron and Marti Rideout Rosenstein Estate of Joyce Schader Cynthia & George Petrow Puskin Dr. Jocelyn Rieder & Mr. Michael Rosenthal Estate of Barbara Estate of Beatrice Petz Drs. Wes & Val Putnam Derik Fettig Estate of Julia Rosin Schaefer Phalarope Fund QMT Associates, Inc Rifkind Family Foundation Estate of Alistair J. Ross Phillip Schaefer Matt & Deirdre Pharr Qualcomm Matching Gift

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SC Craig R. Schaffer & Mary Mr. Austin & Mrs. Shalini Mr. Nasser Sobhani & Ms. Donald and Mary Stirling Team Zimm Family G. Clark Sharp Karen Fairchild Ms. Susan Stoddart & Mr. Foundation Mr. John Scheide Estate of Ann Marie Shaw Mr. Paul Socolow Chris Snook Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Teetsel Ms. Shelley Leizman Karen D. Shearin Mrs. Marsha Soffer Dr. Jacqueline M. Stoken Dr. Nalini Tella Scheuer Ms. Janet Shefelbine Solstice Bahamas D.O. & Staff Mr. & Mrs. Jon ten Oever Ms. Rebecca F. Schiller Hope & Jeffrey Sheffield Vacation Rental Brian Stoler and Elizabeth Lee Tepper & Dorine Real Jardina Professor & Mrs. Richard John & Kimberly Shepard Mr. John G. Sommer The Teresa Battaglia H. Schlagel Ruth Stolz Romita Shetty & Nasser Dr. Charles Soparkar & Charitable Foundation Thomas Schleich Ahmad Mrs. Susan Hairston Stone Soup Fund Estate of Lesley R. Tetard Mr. Richard Schleuss & The Shevel-Selo Mike & Peggy Sormani Dr. Travis Stork TH Maren/SK Fellner Fund Ms. Ann Newhall Charitable Fund A. Francis Soucy Paul A. Stotts Thatcher/Spencer Gift Edward Schmidt Kathleen A. Shiel South American Sales LLC Ms. Robin Strasser Fund Friedrich W. Schmidt Mr. Michael Shields Andrew & Sandra Soye Richard Stravitz Theodore Cross Family Dr. William Jay Schmidt The Shifting Foundation Jerrold & Carol Spady Estate of Carolyn Gunn Charitable Foundation Eric & Ann Schneidewind Estate of Elke Shihadeh Mr. & Mrs. Martin J. Strickler Mr. Anthony J. Theodore Schnieders Family Mary Lou Shott Spalding Mr. and Mrs. George D Dr. Carolyn Thiedke and Foundation Strohmeyer Fred Thompson Jennifer M. Shotwell Malcolm & Penelope Schoellerman Foundation Sparrow Alice Sturm Thomas C. Bishop Carol Annie Shrieve Dr. Barbara Scholz Spencer Foundation Mark & Susan Stutzman Charitable Fund William Shumann Estate of Michelle Scholz Gregg Spieler Dr. Hideaki & Mr. Hiroaki Thomas W. & Laura Dr. Martin S. Silberberg N. Hansen Charitable Howard Schreier Margaret Howard Spiess Altyre Suda Ann Monteith Silberman Endowment Trust Jean & Bob Schrimmer Trust Estate of Treva Sudhalter Patricia & Stanley Silver Mr. Frank & Mrs. Carol Thomas Schroeder Laurence L. Spitters Jeremy Sugerman Estate of Elinor Silverman Thomas John D. Schubert Ralph Spoilsport The Suggs Family Thomson Reuters Lesley Silvester and E.J. Foundation Rosanne & Alan Schulz Beverly Ann Stadum Thread Kahn III Sungman Suh Timothy Schumacher Mr. Brien & Mrs. Cynthia Thrivent Financial For Jean Simard Stafford Charles & Mary Sukup Anne Schuster Revocable Ms. Barbara Simerl Lutherans Foundation Trust Warren & Mary Lynn Anita & Russy Sumariwalla Renke & Pamela Thye Simple Actions Family Staley Summers Family Mr. Chuck & Mrs. Helen Foundation Todd Tibbals & Andrea Schwab Stamos Capital Partners, Foundation Escher Mrs. Patricia J.S. Simpson LP Gus Schwed & Lucy Sun Hill Foundation Michael A. Singer David T. Tichenor Harrington David Stanford Rudolph & Theresa Sizewise Rentals, LLC Estate of Iris M. Tiedt Bob and Kimberly Scott Lorraine P. Stanford Sundberg Skadden, Arps, Slate, Tikva Grassroots Ms. Joann Scott Stanley and Lucy Lopata Sunland Trading, Inc Empowerment Fund of Meagher & Flom LLP Charitable Foundation Ms. Nadya K. Scott The Sunrise Foundation Tides Foundation Mr. Thomas Skelton James D. Stanton Mr. Homer & Mrs. Patricia Sunstone Fund at the Dr. James Timbie Jeffrey & Pegi Skoff Scoville The Statue Foundation, Minneapolis Foundation Estate of Bernie & Lucille Skye Foundation, Inc. Inc. The Sedmak-Wooten The Susanne Schnitzer Timmers Family Foundation Dr. Nancy Speert Slater Steben & Company, Inc. Charitable Fund of the Richard & Elaine Tinberg Jewish Communal Fund Mr. & Mrs. Gerhard Ms. Angela Slaughter Mr. Daniel & Mrs. Juneko Estate of Ellen Tinsman Steele Rebecca C. Swan, ACSW Seebacher Betty Slaymaker tinyBuild GAMES Ms. Renee Jeanne Steig Amy Swanson Seedworks Fund Mr. Alberto Slikta Tippins Foundation The Stein & Carol Estate of Roseanne The Seifert Family Shadow Sloan and Harvey Estate of Raymond L. Todd Foundation Vigneault Geisenheimer Foundation Swanson Mr. Eugene & Mrs. Marilyn Estate of Patricia (and Ms. Katherine and Mr. Eric Mr. & Mrs. Dennis & Ms. Annie Slocum Todrys Verena Seisun Stein Joseph) Sweeting Sloman Foundation Neil Tollas & Janet Moore Selavy Foundation Mr. Michael Stein Cary P. Swindle Estate of Frank W. Tomchin Family Cynthia Selfridge Slupesky Dr. Paul G. Stein Syd & Jan M. Silverman Foundation, Inc. Foundation Sellers Family Fund Estate of Ellin I. Smalley David & Liz Ehrenfest Steinglass Estate of Robert I. Taft Drs. Angelo Tomedi & Selma Oritt Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Rod Smallwood Margaret M. Wolak Stella & Hack Wilson Mr. & Mrs. Robert D. Nick Semaca and Jenny Smith Family Legacy Family Foundation Taggart Ms. Bonnie B. Torres Needham Foundation Mr. Terence Stephens Alan J. Talbert John Francis Torti Ms. Mary Ellen Seravalli & The Smith Yoshida Family Michael Toubbeh, MD Mr. Philip A. Moltola Fund Family B. Rex and Kate Dr. Robert & Mrs. Sally Stephenson Tanaka Nelson & Jeffrey Toussaint SERMO Dr. Albert J. Smith Jr. James P. Sterba & Janet Tanbarb Fund Estate of Marian Towsley Michael Sestrick & Miriam Brian & Laurel Smith A. Kourany Chek Fong Tang Mrs. Lorraine Levitt Cherida Collins Smith Estate of Peter Stern Tanner Industries, Inc. Trachtenberg John & Jeannie Seybold Mr. & Mrs. Everett Smith Mr. Joseph Sternlieb & Ms. B. Tao The Trade Desk, Inc. The Shack Sackler Mr. Ian Smith Linda Singer Foundation Tap Root Fund Hong Tran Mr. Jeffrey Smith The Steven and Chani Mr. & Mrs. Shahriar Patricia Tarallo Vi Tran Estate of Juereta Smith Laufer Charitable Trust Shahida The Tarrant Cutter Family Travelers Mr. Robert L. Smith & Ms. Steven and Laura Mayer Mr. Munir Shahin Travelocity Adriana Huyer Family Foundation Matthew & Anupama Tate John & Patricia Shama Treco Foundation Henry & Anne Snee Ms. Catherine Stiefel & Mr. Taylor Winfield Foundation Dr. Robin Shanahan The Treder Family Robert Snell J. Keith Behner Barbara Taylor Dr. Janet M. Shapiro Mr. Spyridon Triantafyllis Snow Angel Fund Estate of Doris F. Stillman Mr. & Mrs. Kent Taylor Mr. Joseph Sharba Bill & Sarah Trimarco Guy & Alice Snyder Mark & Mary Ellen Stinski TD Ameritrade Clearing Dr. Shobha Sharma

DOCTORS WITHOUT BORDERS | MÉDECINS SANS FRONTIÈRES US Annual Report 2016 57 TR Mr. Allan Trinkwald & Mrs. David E. Wachtel & Susan Watering Pond Foundation Estate of John K. Leslie A. Yates Judy Trinkwald C. Frunzi Esq. Jocelyn Watkins Wilkerson The Yetee LLC The Trudy Scammon Dilip Wagle & Darshana The Watkins Family Dr. Edwin G. Wilkins & Ms. Wai & Grace Yeung Foundation Shanbhag Julie Lowery Mr. John D. Watson Jr. & Shan-Liang Yin & Aiyi Liao Dr. Tony Tsai & Dr. Julie L. Mr. John & Mrs. Gillian William C. Dowling Jr. Ms. Lelia E. Blackwell Yin-Shun Foundation Steiner Wagner Foundation Judith Watson & Daniel Yogi Tea Tsunami Foundation - Ross & Kathy Wagner Finnegan William G. and Eileen D. Mulligan Foundation Mr. Fred M. Young Jr. Anson & Debra Beard, Jr. William Wahl & Denise Mr. Michael Watts & Family Godard William L. Price Charitable Mr. John & Mrs. Rosemary The Wayne and Karen Foundation Young Zeynep Tufekci Elbert H. Waldron, Evelyn Lattuca Charitable Fund J. Waldron, & Karen In memory of Ruth W. Peter & Susan Young Tunu Puri Charitable W. Earl Wear Trust Foundation H. Waldron Charitable Williams Dr. Robert Young Bypass Donald & Nancy Weaver Turton Family Fund Foundation, Inc. Ms. Dena G. Willmore Trust Doug & Tara Weckstein George Tuttle & Ben Tess and Jamie Wallace Willner Family Fund Chad L. Youngberg Cushman Dorothy E. Walker Mr. David & Mrs. Margo Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Jane Yudelman Wehrung Rosati Foundation In Honor of John Yuseff Estate of Albert Hollis The Zankel Fund Wilson Zegar Family Foundation “MANY GOOGLERS AROUND THE WORLD ARE HUMBLED TO Mr. Edward J. & Mrs. Brent Zeman & Erin Noble Barbara A. Wilson Mr. & Mrs. David Ziegler John H. Wilson HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO SUPPORT MSF’S CAUSES IN Estate of Rachel G. Zik H. Stanley Windham Mr. George Zilliac VARIOUS FORMS OF GIVING. AS MSF’S AMBASSADOR FOR Estate of Ronald Wingate Ms. Samantha Zinober Abigail & Adam Winkel GOOGLE, SUSTAINING OUR ENGAGEMENT WHILE INCREASING Zunz Family Fund Mr. Evan Winkler The Zvilin Fund OUR IMPACT PROVIDES A TRUE PURPOSE TO WAKE UP TO Winky Foundation Wise Donor Advised Fund $5,000 - $9,999 EVERY DAY.” Iris S. Witkowsky Anonymous (625) —Cozi Namer, Health Care Industry Development Manager, Google Mr. Evans Witt & Ms. Amy R. Sabrin Anonymous donor from Celgene Corporation Scott Witterholt Anonymous Friends Jacqueline Wnukowski The Tvbark Fund Mr. & Mrs. George S. Ms. Lillian Weichsel Anonymous of the Bank Catherine & Eugene Wolfe Estate of Edwin G. Tyler Walker Chris Weidner of America Charitable Gift Mr. Christopher Wolfe Fund Kathleen E. Tyrrell Margaret Wallhagen & Weil, Gotshal and Manges William Strawbridge Rohan Wolfers Anonymous Supporter Nenon Ujiki Ms. Monique Weil Estate of Harlan P. Tony Womack from St. Petersburg, FL The Ullmann Family Lawrence & Alice Weiner Wallingford Joann Wood The 2492 Fund Foundation, Inc. Estate of Thomas W. Claire Walls & Banks Weinzapfel John & Michelle Woodley A.B. Regester Foundation Ms. Sherry A. Umberfield & Tarver Mr. Michael H. Zack Mr. Jack Weisberg Sharon & Tom Woody The A.W. Snyder Fund William H. Walls Mrs. Frances K. Uricchio Marvin F. Weissberg Estate of John D. Work Dr. Iman Abdalla The Walt Disney Company Estate of Barbara Ann Mr. James Worth Sally M. Abel Estate of Evelyn M. Uriel Foundation Welch WPMP Charitable Fund The Aber D. Unger Robert Utne Walter & Ursula Linden & Judith Welch Audrey Wreszin Foundation, Inc. Henk & Nita van der Werff Eberspacher Foundation Wells Fargo Advisors, LLC Daniel & Brienne Wright Dr. Accamma Abraham & Mr. Stephen & Mrs. Janice Walter and Alice Abrams Dr. Mohan Abraham Van Etten Mr. David B. Wells Estate of Gordon Wright Family Fund Mr. Dev & Mrs. Jo Abraham Dieter & Jennifer The Walter E.D. Miller Charles P. Wennermark Kenneth & Megan Wright Vandenbussche Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Charitable Fund Estate of Richard Wenzel Marnie Wright Abramson James & Mary Vanderkam Mr. Joseph & Ms. Elizabeth Linda & Peter Werner Philip M. & Penelope J. Access Capital Foundation Mr. David Vanderweide Walters Wright Dr. & Mrs. Matthew J. Deepak Acharya & Estate of Andrew Vanvig Mr. Edward Walus Werner Ms. Robin Wright & Mr. Ian Stephanie Davis Reeves Bruce & Jina Veaco Wang Family Charitable Eugenia L. West Brian & Younghie Venables, Bell & Partners Fund Vicki and Don Westapher George & Judy Writer Achenbach LLC Mr. & Mrs. Wang Don Westfall & Bonnie Mr. David Wu ACM Technologies, Inc. Gertrude Verhoeven Chun & Sara Wang Westfall Dr. Kin Bing Wu Acme Account Verizon Foundation Li-hsia Wang and Henry L. Y.C & Y.J Wey Mr. Robert P. Wujtowicz & Adams Family Foundation Abrons Ms. Candace Machein Versant Holdings, LLC Kurt Weyland John & Dena Adams Mr. Milan F. Vetter The Warburg Pincus Ida E. Wheeler Wyss Charitable Foundation Endowment Mr. Samuel Adams Viacom White Family Charitable Arthur & Eileen Warburton Xerox Foundation The Adatto & Sandel The Virginia Wellington Foundation Family Cabot Foundation James Ward Dr. Constance White, MD Y. Kwong & R. Fok Foundation, Inc. Mr. Peter Adeney Visa Givingstation Pete Warden Joyce A. White Alex Yakubovich Mr. Steven Ades & Ms. Gregory & Jessica Vistnes The Warnack Foundation Janet C. Whittle Laurie Levit Mr. Kabir & Mrs. Teresa Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Vitale Mrs. Lynn Warshow Mr. Henry E. Wieman Yamana Dr. Eric A. Adolph & Dr. Betsy & Paul von Kuster Estate of Bruce N. Ms. Linda Brown Wilcox Teresa Beam Washbish Mr. A. Yarrozu Grace & Steven Voorhis Steve & Peg Wilcox Advanced Computer Ms. Diane Bennett The Yashar Pirzadeh Dr. Peter & Mrs. Audrey Concepts Karl and Hannah Voskuil Waxman Giving Account Mr. Chris A. Wachenheim Wilding

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AD Advanced Surgery Center, Drs. Robert & Carol Amick Austin and Lauren Fite Mr. Nicholas Bartel A.E. Benjamin, Jr. LLC Ms. Janet K. Amighi Foundation Mr. Brian Barth Bruce W. Benner & Adventures in Good Nathan Ammerman Ms. Alicia M. Avery Mr. & Mrs. Thomas R. Rosemary S. Huber- Company Benner Mr. Gerald M. Amrein Roger & Ann Z. Avery Baruch AEG Live, LLC Mr. Emanuel Ax Gerard Bashein Peter Benoliel & Willo Kevin Anbari Carey Aegion Corporation Dr. Alan & Mrs. Ruth The Bassett Foundation Anbinder Family Mr. Charles Benore Mrs. Alette Ahlefeldt Foundation Axelson Steven & Carol Bassinger Ms. Constance Benson Dr. Sharat Ahluwalia Dr. John Ancona, Jr. & Ms. Dr. David Axelson & Ms. Mr. Conor Bastable Meryl Neiman Shannon Benzel Mr. Jawad Ahmed Hilary Hahn The Batey Family Jayant & Preeti Ahuja Mr. Barton Anderson Mr. Keith Axtell & Mrs. Charitable Trust Mr. Markus & Mrs. Holly Handler Axtell Elisabeth Berber The Aikman Foundation John & M Gloria Anderson Ms. Gretchen Batra Daphne & Dave Aycock Silvia Berchtold Dr. Mohammadd Akhter & Dr. & Mrs. Mark Anderson Estate of Dolores D’Amico Laura Ayres Sol & Miriam Berg Mrs. Jeanette Akhter Mr. Michael Anderson Bauer The Ayudar Foundation James R. Bergman Dr. Olugbenga Akingbola Sally M. Anderson Estate of Dorothy E. Bauer Susan W. Almy Dr. Victoria Azara Elizabeth Harkins Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Scott Anderson & Robin Berkheimer Mrs. Alia Al Bahry Weinberg Dr. Khalid & Mrs. Baughan Mussarrat Aziz Eve Berland The Alan L. Blum Family Mr. Vito Andrew & Mrs. Dr. Stephen G. Baum Fund Lillian S. Clementi Mr. Joseph Azrack & Ms. Mr. Mike Bauman & Ms. Ms. Fran Berlin Abigail S. Congdon Albert and Eve Nichols Mr. Robert Angell Carmen Wolf The Bernard & Anne Fred and Wendy Bachman Spitzer Charitable Trust Fund Mr. John M. Angelo Barbara & Bill Baumer Michael and Pamela Albert Lois Bachman Mr. John Baumgardner Bernard F. & Alva B. The Ann Petersen Gift Gimbel Foundation Ms. Sybil B. Albrecht Fund Joan R. Baer Amy Baw Arlene & Michael Berner Stephen & Sandra Aldrich Annjoy Imports, LLC Ms. Martha Baer & Ms. Mr. Benjamin & Mrs. Susan Sara Miles Carol Bernstein Jean Aldwell Alumni Field Volunteer Baxt Ms. Katharine Baetjer David Bernstein and Eyor Alemayehu Elaine P. Antoniuk The Baxter Family Mr. Roger Bahnik Survivors Trust Susan Howard Alexander and Johannes Aon Foundation Bert & Kim Bailey Jeffrey Bayha Bertch Family Fund Charitable Fund Apel Steel Corporation Emily Bailey The Baylor Family Jutta & Hans Bertram- Alexander Shashaty Appleby Charitable Lead Nothnagel Family Foundation Trevor R. Bair & Sarah M. Ted Bayne & Lea Delacour Trust Mr. Jeff Berwick Douglas & Kathleen Bair BDP International The Appreciation Of Earth Massoud Besharat Alexander And Animal Foundation Stacy Baird & Melissa Ms. Deborah Beadle Obegi Besson/Cooper Fund, Inc. Eric Alexander & Ana C. Inc. Bonita & Donald Beagell Ravi & Jill Bajaj Dr. Janet Best and Mr. Arumi AR & FG Jack & Renee Beam Ms. Suzanne Bakdash Michael Froebe Mr. & Mrs. Frederick Etienne Ardant Bearden Family Charitable Alexander Mr. John Bettencourt Mr. Pedro M. Arguello Charles & Shelly Baker Trust Ms. Jean Alexander Guy Betterbid The Armstrong Foundation Mr. Simon Baker & Ms. Timothy Beare Dr. Joseph & Mrs. Susan Rebecca Rigg David Bettner & Margaret Norman & Anna Arnheim Mrs. Melissa Beasley Alexander Mr. and Mrs. James V. Bala Bettner The Arnold and Jeanne Tobin & Marta Beaubien Terrence T. Alexander & The Betty and Wes Foster Bernstein Fund Elif & Ozgur Balamir Catherine Kling David Beaver & Renee Family Foundation Jason & Lori Arnold Andrew Balber & Frances Courington Gary Alexion & Maureen Kerr Huma Bhabha & Jason Mrs. Marlene C. Arnold Mr. Donald Beck Fox Healy Elisabeth Sheila Baldridge Mr. Jim Arnold Jr. Michael Becke Mr. Rajeev Bhaman Mr. Lee P. Alfieri Stephen Balek Madeleine & David Arnow Deb & Tom Becker Peter & Nancy Bickel Alice Rowan Swanson Dr. Prabhakar & Mrs. Becker-Fluegel Charitable Foundation Mr. George Arnstein Kamakshi Baliga Drs. Martin and Louise D. Trust Bickman Dr. Mir Ahmed Alikhan Dr. Elizaebth A. Aron & Mr. Eva M. Ball Bruce A. Berkowitz Ms. Marie Bednar Sudha Bidani Mr. David L. Allen Teresa R. Baltazar David & Ann Allen Daniel Aronson Raymond Beebe & Mary Christopher D. Bierly & James B. Balz, MD, FACS Boland Donna & Harvey Allen Ms. Helen Arrowsmith Margaret Boasberg Gustavo Bamberger & Leonora R. Beggs Judy Bigelow Hale & Janice Allen Arts & Sciences Martha Van Haitsma John & Shari Behnke Mr. Anthony G. Bigio Ms. Mary C. Allen Ms. Joyce E. Ashley Estate of Corinne Bandell Charles Beitz and Ann Andrea Billhardt Rebecca Allensworth Mr. Rahul Ashok & Ms. Fiza Eric Banks Warsi Vershbow Leah Billingley & Mark Allison & Terry Montesi Azadeh & John Bannister Dr. Soad Bekheitsaad Family Foundation Kevin Ashton Muller Dr. Maneesh Bansal Mr. John D. Belanich Ms. A. Jaynne Allison Ms. Patricia Aslanis Michael Bilof, MD Barbara A. McCafferty Julie Belkin Mr. Jim Birkenshaw Allstate Kurt & Martha Asplundh Family Foundation Ms. Leanne M. Bell Mrs. Dayel Biver Ms. Erin Almond AT&T Mr. Jeffrey W. Barker Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Bellin Bizlink Technology Inc. Rani Almuti Shahid Atcha & Mehjabein Muriel Barlow Khan Jonathan Bellis & Virginia R. Neal & Sandra V. Black Mr. Vincent J. Aloyo & Ms. Mr. Brett Barnard Gwynn Ellen E. Codd Dr. Amy & Mr. Jonathan Theodore & Irita Black Atkeson Ms. Julia Barr & Dr. Mr. Paolo Bellutta Najwa Al-Qattan Richard Hirschlag, DMD John Blackman & Atlanta West Carpets, Inc. Stephen Belmont Kathleen Blackman Mr. Robert Altobelli Paul & Robin Barrett Dr. Tara Atta Benami Charitable Ms. Carol A. Blackwell Mr. Mark Alvarez Susan Barrett Mr. and Mrs. Ka Man Au Account Fund Patricia A. Blackwell- Eric & Jennifer Amdursky Delphine Barringer-Mills Auerbach Charitable Fund Arnold & Judith Bendich Marchant American Express Scott Barron Sanjiv & Sujatha Ms. Muriel Benedict Walter & Nora Blair American Institutes for Augustine Mr. Richard E. Barry & Ms. Maribeth Benham Mr. Philip T. Blanchard Research Paulette Solinski The Ameritino Foundation

DOCTORS WITHOUT BORDERS | MÉDECINS SANS FRONTIÈRES US Annual Report 2016 59 BL The Blanche & Irving Mr. Fred Brenner Aidan Bunting Ms. Frances Carter Chemonics International Laurie Foundation Breslauer, Rutman & Barbara and Kenneth Mr. & Mrs. James Carter Inc. Bryan & Rebecca Anderson LLC Buntrock Nancy J. Caruso Mel Y. Chen Blankfield The Bretscher Family Pablo Burbridge & Corina Caruthers Family Chitat Cheng Mr. James Blann Foundation Crivelli Foundation Ms. Polly Cherner Blaskopf Family Fund Richard Brew Dr. Malcolm Burgess & Ms. Russ & Monica Carynski Diane M. Chesnut Madelaine Burgess Robert & Xenry Blitzer Mr. Jim Brewer & Mrs. CAS Ms. Monica Chew William Burgess Mr. Charles & Mrs. Brenda Joanna Brewer Frank Casano Ms. Lin Cheyer Dr. H. James Burgwyn Block Geoffrey Brewster Pamela & John Nicholas & Karen Timothy & Rebecca Brian and Heidi Miller Dr. Krzysztof Burhardt & Casaudoumecq Chickering Ms. April Spas Blodgett Charitable Gift Fund Ann Case Dr. William Chin Account Lance & Julie Burma Mrs. Claire Blouin-Ito Stanley Case & Mary Sanna Chiu William & Geraldine Brick Ms. Susan L. Blount & Mr. Eugenia Burn Warren Case Mr. & Mrs. Dipak Richard A. Bard Andrew Bridges & J. Caroline B. Burnett Mr. Alexander M. Castellino Chowdhury Rebecca Lyman Blue Oak Foundation Sheilah and Matthew Margaret Castiglione Samreen Chowdhury Mr. Alec Brindle Jr. Burnham Ms. Anita M. Bock Brian & Deborah Castle Ms. Cheryl L. Choy Mr. Alexander W. Brindle Mr. Robert W. Burns Norman R. & Danielle Dr. Lauren & Mr. Brian Ms. Clare Christiansen Bodine Brobyn Charitable Trust Mr. Scott Z. Burns Castleberry Wing-Yee Chu Ms. Dianna Boehner Mr. Lawrence S. Broderick Mr. Troy Burrus Catalyst Advisors, LLC Chubb Corporation Jef and Susanne Boeke Parvin Brodkin Dr. David Butcher & Dr. Ms. Dolores Cathcart Mr. Jihee & Mrs. Miran Susan Shannon Ms. Maryn Boess Ms. Frances Brogan Catherine Whitney Chung Babette Bohn The Bromirski & Gorton Cathy Butler Memorial Mr. William Cilker Family Duane & Jean Bojack Charles Byrne Ms. Marcia Cavell Mr. John & Mrs. Connie Mr. Matt Boldt Brothers Industry Fund C. Jay Moorhead Sherry Touma, CECA Cioffi Mr. Brian Bolster & Ms. Jackie Brotz Foundation Supply & Services, Inc. City Child Fund Roxane Reardon Daniel Broughton C.B. Coleman & Joan Center For Action and City Of Seattle Geoffrey Bond Greg Broughton Coleman Charitable Contemplation Foundation Claire Maureen Blue Mr. Martino Borelli Ms. Betty D. Brown Central Park Medical Hueser Memorial Fund CA, Inc. Practice, PC - Dr. Shahnoz Severin Borenstein & Charles C. Brown The Clara J. Szekely Cail Family Foundation Rustamova Margaret Stewart Ms. Christine Brown Foundation, Inc. Barry Cain Mr. Alfonso Cervera Ms. Judith Borgerding Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Brown The Clara Weiss Fund Cairo Diagnostics Ms. Lydia Chadwick Dr. Jeff Boschwitz & Dr. Mr. Duncan Brown & Ms. Clayton Construction Mr. Bhaven & Mrs. Nandita Anne Macaulay Janet Elliott Ms. Helen M. Cake Mr. Robert L. Clayton Chakravarti Rebecca J. Bosley Edward D. Brown James Caldas Ann S. Cleary Charles & Wendy Boss Steven Caldwell John K. & Molly M. Ms. Jane A. Brown Chalmers Steve & Christine Clemens Mr. Heath Bost & Mrs. Jennifer & William Brown Mary A. Callahan Clermont Foundation Elizabeth Jackson Edward Chalom Dr. Jonathan Brown David Callard & Mary Marsha & Anthony Clesceri Ms. Janet Malcolm Morgan Champlain Investment Kathleen A. Brown Partners, LLC Estate of Michelle Cliff Botsford Mr. John & Mrs. Cynthia Dr. Nancy Brown Ms. Brenda Boucher Calley Chan Dang Social Services Ms. Kathryn A. Cline Patrick & Elizabeth Brown Foundation Mr. Paul Bouis Nora Cameron Clyde and Kathy Wilson Mr. Rodney & Mrs. Joanne Mr. James & Mrs. Charitable Fund Boulder Associates Camp Chrysalis Brown Margaret Chandler Mr. Stephen Co Architects Dr. Elizabeth Campbell Sanley Brown & Pamela The Chaney Family Mr. Craig Bowen & Ms. Ty Cobb & Leigh Barsam Brown Mr. Hugh K. Campbell Foundation Esther Diez Stevenson Cobb Mr. & Mrs. Theodore Brown Dr. Patricia B. Campbell & Andrew Chang Ms. Mary Cockerill Eileen Bowser Mr. Tom R. Kibler Jeffrey & Marguerite Jennie Chang Fatih Z. Boyar, MD Joel D. Coen & Frances L. Browne Andrew & Miriam Canepa Steven Chang & Judith McDormand Ms. Jane Boyd William F. Browne & Ellen David and Elisa Canfield Barendse Coeur Products LTD, Inc. Mr. Richard H. & Mrs. P. Browne Marlene Carder-Jobaris Mr. Nigel Chanter Michele G. Boyd Leo Coffey Mr. William Brubaker & Ms. Cardinal Health Anne & Albert Chao Ms. Sally Boyd Clarissa D. Coffin Zsuzsa Berend Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Chapin Boyle Foundation B. Cogan Professor Katherine Estate of Carol M. Carey Ms. April Chapman Denise Boynton Brueck Cohen/Goodman Family Kathleen & Jeffrey Carey Mr. David Chapman Fund Eugene & Diane Brabston Chris Brummitt Omer & Carol Carey Maryann Chappelear Mr. Jeffrey Cohen Mr. & Mrs. Alec Judy Brunton The Carl Family Brackenridge Mr. Jack Chappell Reuben Cohen & Dawn Ms. Sally Brusher Foundation Day The Bradley Trust Fund Charles A. Mastronardi Ms. Wendy M. Buchart Mr. Dennis Carlin Foundation David & Jean Cohn Mrs. Catherine Megan Joe & Joan Buck CARMA, LLC Bradley The Charles B. Preacher Steven Cohn Dr. Ruth E. Buck, MD Carmel M. & John G. Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Denis B. Brady Michael & Jill Colbert Dr. George F. Buckley Whitman Foundation The Charles Delmar Mr. & Mrs. Thomas M. The Cole Family Charitable Robert F. Buelow Dr. Louis Carnendran Foundation Brady Fund Mr. William Buffett & Ms. Mr. & Mrs. Jeffery Charles Maxfield Virginia F. Coleman Bramson Productions Carpenter and Gloria F. Parrish Susan Kennedy Ms. Ann S. Coles Ms. Elaine Branagh Ann Carriel Foundation Mrs. Patricia Buker Alexis and David Colker Roxanne Brandt Estate of Jane G. Charles Stewart Mott Bull’s Head Foundation, James Collins Ms. Sue A. Brandt Inc. Carruthers Foundation Julia Collins Jo & Norman Brannock Mr. Clay & Mrs. Janet Charles W. Carson Mr. Charles Charrow & Ms. Patricia R. Bremer Bunch Ms. Katharine Carswell Bonnie Howard Ms. Margaret H. Collins Chatfield Electric, Inc. 60 DOCTORS WITHOUT BORDERS | MÉDECINS SANS FRONTIÈRES US Annual Report 2016 DONORS

CO Columbian Towers Ms. Joyce C. Crofton David and Sylvia Weisz Nancy G. Dickenson Wendy & Stan Drezek Development Co. Ms. Anne Cross Family Foundation Mr. Gerald A. Dickinson Mr. Thomas M. Driscoll and Compass Rose Gary Cross David Zuckerman Family Kenneth & Glenice Ms. Patricia A. Teufel Trust Gift Fund Ms. Christine Compeau The Jeanne I. Cross Trust Dickinson Stacy & Mark Driskell Concept Arts Mr. R. David & Mrs. La Dickson Family Fund Mr. & Mrs. Albert and Mr. Craig & Mrs. Jennifer Vonne Callsen Ms. Annette Coniglio Croteau Mr. Bill & Mrs. Sharon Martha Driver Bill Davidson Mr. Edward K. Conklin Philip & Lisa Crow Dickson Diane Ducat Mr. Gordon Davidson & Ms. Michael Dickstein Duckworth Family Trust Claude Connell Sheila & Caleb Crowell Caroline Feiss Ms. Jane C. Diefenbach Patricia Dudsic Dr. John Conner Crowley Cares Foundation Mr. Jacob Davies Diehl Family Foundation Kingston Duffie & Ms. Barbara Conrad Dr. Nancy Crown & Dr. Sam Estate of Barbara A. Davis Weisman Mr. Richard Dike & Ms. Elizabeth Schwerer Duffie Dr. Bruce & Rebecca Mr. Donald W. Davis Conrad CSAA Insurance Group Joan Fudala Ms. Marilia Duffles Marty Davis & Alix Ritchie Charlotte M. Cook Rita Csejtey Louis J. & Louise M. DiMeo Dr. Kent & Mrs. Donna Sally Davis Duffy Mr. Ernest Cook Mrs. Rosemary Cuccaro Mr. Richard & Mrs. Sabrina Roslyn Dayan Dimichele Eileen Duggan Norman & Nancy Cook Mary Jo Culver Ms. Saskia M. de Jonge & Steve Diskin Dr. and Mrs. Francis J. Rosemary Cook Kathleen J. Cunningham Ms. Anneke M. de Jonge Albert Dixon Duggan Jr. Ms. Bridget L. Cooke Peter & Bonni Curran/ Guerrino De Luca Duke Energy Peco Foundation DMLC Foundation Betty Lynn Cooper Fund Wim De Pauw Kevin Duke Thomas J. Cutillo & Quoc Do Brian Cooper & Yvonne De Segerstrom Duncan Stalker Memorial Margueritte Murphy Priscilla A. Myrick Charles Doane & Clare Mr. William A. Deacon O’Brien Foundation Mr. David M. Cooper Estate of Elizabeth Ann Cutsinger The DeAlessandro Drs. Umakant & Shreedevi Mr. William Dunkin Mr. Douglas & Mrs. Judy Foundation Doctor Ms. Chelsea Dunlap Cooper Mr. Justin Cutter Mrs. Rebecca Dean The Domenico Paulon Shirley L. Dunlap Dr. Harriet Y. Cooper The Cynthia and George Mitchell Foundation Ms. Carol M. DeBerry Foundation Kevin A. Dunn Ms. Jane Cooper Dr. Herberth Czermak Dr. Naseem Deen The Donald and Carole Mr. Raymond & Mrs. Kelly Michael A. Cooper Chaiken Foundation DA Capo Fund Paul & Meg Deering Dunn Glen & Elizabeth Copeland Donald M. & Helen H. Mrs. Susan Dabkowski DeFord Family Fund Mr. Jimmy Dunne Estate of Ralph Vale Core Kidder Family Foundation Mr. John Dado & Ms. Beth Mrs. Diana Del Masso Arthur & Elizabeth Charles & Victoria Cork Ann-Na Dong & Christina Duquette Freeman Ed & Carol Delahunty Yang Estate of Suzanne H. Miranda & Joe Durbin David & Patricia Dahl Mr. Jacques Delettrez Eileen M. Donlon & Corkin William & Nancy Durkee Drs. James Dahlberg and Dell Chellappa Kumar Mr. Stephen & Mrs. Shirley Elsebet Lund The Dusky Foundation Corless Drs. Leon & Christina Ms. Mary Donnelly Dr. Patrick & Mrs. Bethany Alex Dahlen Demar Mr. Oliver Donnelly Drs. Nancy Corliss & Duthie Jordan Busch Rick & Kate Dahlstrom Mr. Gerard Deniel Mr. Matthew Donohoe Frances O. Dwyer Ms. Nancy Cornelius Roy & Dorothy Dailey Anke Dening Michael & Linda Donovan Frances Dakers Mr. Kevin & Mrs. Mary Mr. Daniel Cosgrove Dr. Andre & Mrs. Deborah M+M William Dooley Dwyer Ronald D’Amico & Nan Denis Mr. Bill & Mrs. Trina Cotner Dora L. Foster Charitable Terence & Jane Dwyer Maxwell Daniel C. Dennehy, MD Foundation Patrick Cott E. T. Malathi Damodaran Margaret A. Dennis Mary Lou Dorking John & Carole Lea Cotton John & Sybil Eakin Dandelion Foundation Mr. Asa Denton & Ms. Amin Dosani Ms. Margaret H. Cotton The Earl D. & Marian N. Daniel and Margaret Suzanna Mak Razak Dosani Paul & Mary Counsell Carper Foundation Olson Fund Drs. Jitendra & Saryu Linda P. Dotson Mr. Daniel & Mrs. Donna Daniel J. and Edith A. Desai Earthsound Fund Courain Mr. Henry Dotterer Ehrlich Family Foundation Joseph Desantis East Coast Account Anne S. Covert Ms. Adeline Dougherty Estate of Sayard T. Daniels William & Donna DeSeta Ms. Barbara J. Easterling Christopher Cox The Douglas C. Beaton Mr. Edward & Mr. Andrew Design Foundry Brian & Elizabeth Eaton Estate of John W. Cox Dannenberg Family Foundation Mr. Serge Desjardins Ecolab, Inc. Mr. Steven C. Cox & Ms. Dr. & Mrs. James Douglas Family Fund Lisa Desnoyers Bart & Rebecca Eddy Barbara L. Naramore Dannenberg Nita & Andrew Douglas Dr. Marjorie Deutsch & Mr. Jonathan Eddy & Ms. Mr. Thomas & Mrs. Carol Dan’s Supreme Super Dr. Jeffrey Dover & Dr. John Broadbent Jessica Hu Cracchiolo Markets, Inc. Tania J. Phillips Deutsche Bank Americas The Edith Hendrickson Mr. Charles Craft Ms. Courtney Daragan Mr. Graham Dower & Ms. Foundation Family Foundation Ralph & Karen Craft John Darcy Jr. Sheila Cheston Teresa & Rj Devick The Edith W. MacGuire Dr. Nancy Craig Clarence & Lili Darrow Kathryn Doyle Charitable Trust Frances B. DeVincent Kerry P. Doyle Craigslist Charitable Fund The Darwin Foundation Trust Edward A. and Evelyn M. Mary J. Doyle Dik Family Foundation Payal & Todd Cramer Ashoke & Diane Das Larry Devine Sharon & Kevin Doyle Edward and Marjorie Suzanne & JT Crandall Kamlesh C. Daswani Sid Devorsetz Mr. William Doyle Goldberger Foundation CrankStart Foundation The Davee Foundation Donald Dewhirst George Craven Dr. Joy To The World, Inc. The Edward T. Cone John Daves Mr. Kerry Dewitt Foundation Crawford-Doyle Charitable Estate of Diana Mack The David and Jean Evans Diaco Family Foundation Christopher & Karen Foundation Charitable Gift Fund Drake Ms. Stephany R. Diana Edwards Dr. Craig Creasman The David and Julie Zahn Mark & Karen Drazkowski Diane and Ron Miller Dr. David Edwards W. Creigton and Cristina Fund Mr. & Mrs. David Drescher Charitable Fund Edwin W. and Catherine M. Smith David and Nancy Zeller Mr. Brian & Mrs. Marta Brennan Diaz & Sadie Davis Foundation Gift Fund Drew Mrs. Barbara Crist Holzman Diaz Mr. Michael Cristina David and Sarah Fischell Ronald H. Dreyer Gary & Marla Crockett Foundation

DOCTORS WITHOUT BORDERS | MÉDECINS SANS FRONTIÈRES US Annual Report 2016 61 EH Dr. Sally M. Ehlers & Ms. Falik Family Philanthropic Franklin & Ellen Fisher Ms. Mary Louise Frick Ron George & Tricia Ann W. Adams Fund Ms. Hinda Fisher Ms. Ann Eisenberg Takacs Mr. Matthew Ehmer Ms. Kathleen M. Fallon Fitts Family Foundation Friedlander Madelaine Georgette Mr. Lawrence P. Ehren Dr. Hannah Famiglietti Mr. Edmond Fitzgerald Dr. Gerald & Mrs. Roberta Dr. Richard Gerber Friedman Ms. Elizabeth Ehrenfeld George Farah Ms. Margaret Fitzgerald Mr. Irina & Mrs. Lang Ronald Friedman Gerhard Meher Ehtisham Dr. John Farazian Mr. Thomas Fives Kathryn Friend Charitable Anne & Michael Germain Mr. Carl & Mrs. Frankie A. Fauci & J. Fauci & C. Ms. Rose Flahavan Eichenberger Grady Trust Wes & Joan Gerriets James & Rosemarie Mr. Richard S. Frisius Paul & Rosemary Eide Ms. Meryl Faulkner Flaherty Gerrish H. Milliken Felecia Froe Foundation Mr. Benjamin A. Eilbott Mr. William R. Faulkner Julian Flear & Judith Ms. Gretchen Eisenach Mr. John Faust Polzer Mr. David Frohardt-Lane Oscar & Dell Gerster Drs. Robert & Hélène Dr. Judith Favell Fleck Family Gift Fund Rev. Robert J. Frueh Getty Images Eisenberg Feder Family Fund Jody Fleischer FT Cares Foundation Safar Ghazal Thomas Eisenberg Mr. Daniel Feidt & Ms. Mr. & Mrs. Lorrence The Fukushima Family Robert Ghiradella Stephen & Lisa Eisenstein Margery Martin Fleissler Fund John & John Ghrayeb Mr. Israel Eiss Lois Feinblatt Mr. Paul Flory Patty Fuller Linda L. Gibboney Mr. Gary Elden & Ms. Karyn D. Feiner Estate of Lynette Flowers Rebecca M. Fuller Robert & Mary Gibbons Phyllis Mandler Peter & Jeanne Fellowes Ms. Kathy Flynn Mr. Art Funk Mrs. Ellen B. Gibbs The Elder Family Ronald & Linda Felton Focus Fund Elizabeth N. Furber Nick Gieschen Foundation Estate of Patricia O’Neil Foley Family Charitable Richard and Karen Furst Chris and Susan Gifford Mr. John Elderfield & Ms. Fender Foundation Ms. Marie Fusco Mr. Sameer Gilani Jeanne Collins Elderfield John & Mary Jane Janis and Bill Foley Mrs. Karen Fussy The Gilbert & Ildiko Butler Electronic Arts Inc. Fennessey Ms. Linda Foley Fyfe Charitable Fund Family Foundation Mr. Hazem El-Gamal The Fenton Family Kenneth and Janet The G&A Foundation, Inc. Richard & Alyda Gilkey The Ellen Tsao Au-Yang Charitable Fund Follansbee Mrs. & Mr. Glenda The Gillespie-Rogers Charitable Foundation Ms. Evelyn Ferguson Melissa & Anthony Fong Gabrielson Family Charitable Fund Elliot Badgley Foundation, Marialice Ferguson Sean Patrick Foohey Peter Gaccione Mr. John S. Gillis Inc. Dr. Earl R. Feringa Mr. John Foote & Mrs. Andrew J. Gaffney & Gilmore Foundation Elliqua Fund Of The Mr. Eric Ferm & Ms. Rosamond Tompkins Helena M. Turner Oregon Community Dr. David Ginsburg Patricia Slentz Foundation Caroline Forgason Portia Gage Ms. Susan Glass Mr. Gary M. Ferman Mr. Michael Ellis Bernadette Forge Mr. John R. Gailey III & Ms. Ms. Sandra R. Glassman Russell & Anne Fernald Joellen Berger Phillipp & Elizabeth Ellison Mr. Peter R. Formanek Ms. Elizabeth Glatfelter Michael & Claudine Mr. Lucas Cox Galhotra Mr. Gary Emanuel Mr. & Mrs. Robert Forsland Joshua S. Glazer Ferrante Dr. Harris Galkin Daniel & Aileen Emer Ms. Monica Fortner Ms. Judith Gleysteen & Ms. Richard Ferraro & Paula Fosdick Fund Carol Gallant Lucy Gleysteen Patricia Emmerich Lowe Mark and Sylvia Foster Constance Galvin Sandra Glick Ms. Karen Ende Mr. Jonathan Ferrugia Charitable Remainder Nikhil Gandhi The GMK Family Fund John & Elizabeth Endicott David R. Ferry Unitrust Audrey A. Gann Trust Mrs. Linda Gochfeld Mr. James Engel & Ms. Robert A. Fertik & Antonia Anthony Fouracre & Mr. James Gara Mr. James Godfrey Kim Chew Lim E. Stolper Martha Okie Geoffrey A. Gardiner Thomas W. Godfrey Ms. Haseena Enu Mr. Dennis & Mrs. Patricia D. Frank Fox Fesler Cyrus Gardner Ms. Hethalyn Godwin Mr. Samuel Epee-Bounya Peter & Lynda Fox & Dr. Alexandra Epee- Mr. Robert P. Fetch Eloise W. Gardner Dick & Ellie Goers Bounya Ms. Anna B. Francis Cecily Feudo Mr. Garold E. Gardner Kerri & Eric Goers eQuilter.com Ms. Joan Francis Michael Feves & Chris Wyatt Garfield Mrs. & Mr. Joyce Goldberg Frank and Janina Mr. Hakan Erdamar Feves Estate of Marion Jane Petschek Foundation Stephen & Diana Goldberg Jerry and Rayla Erding Stephen Ficke Garland David Frankel Mr. Randal Golden Eric and Laurie Roth Fiddes-Talmadge Family Lester & Joan Garrison The Franklin Fund Paul Goldenberg & Paget Charitable Fund Charitable Fund Craig & Roberta Garrison- Donnelly Frederick and Margaret L. Freja Beha Erichsen Fidelity Charitable Gift Mogren Weyerhaeuser Foundation Max & Andrea Goldensohn Matthias Erne Fund Mr. Robert Garthwait, Sr. Frederick S. & Phyllis W. Goldenvoice, LLC Mr. Gary Fieger Gartner Mr. David & Mrs. Kathleen Pierce Family Fund Mr. Lawrence & Mrs. Mary Ernst Marilyn G. Field Gary & Diann Warren Ms. Kathy Free Ellen Goldfarb ESI Beverly M. Fields Family Fund Dr. Tobias M. Freebourn Joan Goldfeder Estée Lauder Ms. Michelle D. Figueras Gary and Kary Myers Fund Bryan Freedman & Ronald Ms. Marina Goldin Mr. Chris Geiregat & Ms. Mr. David Estes Mr. John Filan Gregoire Mr. Fred Goldman Irene Kuo Tom & Christina Evans Kevin P. Filter & Rosemary Dr. & Mrs. Gerald Alden Goldstein The Gelb Family Ms. Kellie Evans-O’Connor Kessler Freedman, MD, MPh Foundation Drs. Robert and Maria Mr. Mark Everett Findings Inc Ms. Barrie Freeman Goldstein Gay Gellhorn in Honor of Georg Eversheim Mr. Joseph Fink & Ms. Mr. Wayne E. Freeman Lester Nurick and Dr. Beth Dr. Steven Goldstein & Dr. Megan Bashwiner Mr. Christopher & Mrs. Ms. Catherine Lineaweaver Horowitz Ellen Miller Barbara Exton Dr. Michael Finney and Dr. French David W. Gengler Mr. Peter J. Gollon Gypsy Achong The F.B. Heron Foundation Dr. Jacqueline French & The George and Jane James Goltz & Eliane Joseph L. Faber Mr. Akbar & Mrs. Nisreen Dr. Henry Fraimow Shinners Charitable Trust Herring Firdosy The Fahlgren Family Mr. Marc & Mrs. Patricia George Wasserman Family Roy & Julie Gonella Charitable Fund Ms. Ruth Fischer & Mr. Frey Foundation Janice Gonzales Richard Lugg The Fairl Charitable Fund Katherine Freygang Oluwatosin Falasinnu

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GO Richard Gonzalez & Sylvia The Groome Family Mr. William A. Hanan Mr. Richard B. Hazelett The Hicks Family Simpson Charitable Fund Hanau Family Foundation Martha & Doug Head Charitable Foundation Mr. Keith J. Gooch Ursula Gropper The HAND Foundation Health Strategies Group Robert Thomas Hicks Mr. Joseph Goodman Ms. Ingerborg Gross Dr. Julie & Mr. Fred Hanna Kathleen Healy Abraham Higginbotham Andy Goodstein Grosvenor Ms. Mary Hannagan Elizabeth G. Heard Mr. Richard L. Higgins Dr. William Goodykoontz & Sascha & Ester Gruber Charles Hannigan Will & Nancy Heathcote Betsy and Wes Higgins Ms. Deborah Hart Richard Gruen Mr. John D. Hannon Carla Heck Highland-Mills Foundation Mr. Daniel & Mrs. Linda Ms. Leslie Gruss Robert & Martha Hanrott Mrs. Joann Heftler Mr. Bruce & Mr. Daniel Gordon Higley Manuel Guerra Mr. Jorgen Hansen Dr. Josefine M. Heim-Hall James Hugh Gordon Thomas & Anne Hilbert Patrick Guiney Mr. Paul & Mrs. Beth Mr. Charles Heiner Dr. Carolyn Goren Michael Hildebrand & Myra James Guiry Hansmire David Heinsler & Barbara Julie & Sudha Gorla Munson Mr. Stanley Gulkin Estate of Patricia Hanson Whitcraft Lynne E. Gorlinsky Mr. Caleb Hill Ms. Diana Gumas Mr. Amine Haoui Mr. & Mrs. Randal Heise Ms. Paula Gorlitz & Mr. Joyce & Michael Hillstrom Dr. Daniel I. Gup & Ms. Terri Sami Haq Helen and William Mazer Steven Zuckerman Mr. Alan R. Hinds Ruth Klein Dr. Basir Haque Foundation Jan D. Gosar Ron & Carol Hinkle Gupla Foundation Arnold C. Harberger Helen Brach Foundation Mr. Peter M. Gotsch & Dr. Gursey | Schneider LLP The Honorable Ricki Tigert Mary and Harry Hintlian Jana L. French Tyroan Hardy The Gutierez & Orozco Helfer and Michael S. Candace Hirsch Mr. & Mrs. Robert Mr. James & Mrs. Deborah Helfer Family Harlow Mr. John Hirschi Gottesman Dania Heller Mr. Arthur M. Gutterman John C. & Cynthia D. Ann & John Hisle Mr. George & Mrs. Athena Ruth Heller Goudelias Jane F. Guzikowski Harmon Mr. Edgar Ho William Hellmuth Mr. Kingdon Gould Jr. H And J Fund Arthur Harrill Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Ho H Beck Inc Buzz Harris Mr. Eric & Mrs. Bonnie Robert & Laura Hockett Ms. Sallie T. Gouverneur Helpenstell Hedy Govenar H. M. Bitner Charitable Carol C. Harris Cynthia J. Hoelscher Trust Dr. Mary P. Hemstreet GPK Foundation John & Ruth Harris Dr. Michel Hoessly & Dr. Estate of Louise Fenzi Ms. Mitzi G. Henderson Selina Luger William Grabe & Fredricka Phoebe Harris Haag Mr. Robert Henderson & Mark & Eliana Hofer Stoller Mr. Rory Harris Ms. Barbara E. Meyers Martin G. Hacala & Mr. Rick Hoffer Paul D. Grabscheid Dr. William & Mrs. Lenore Mr. & Mrs. Milton H. Jennifer Susan Jackson Dr. A. Charles & Ms. Grace Family Fund Harris Hendricks John Hackeling Pamela Hoffmeister Roxanne Grace Ms. Ellen K. Harrison Ms. Connie R. Hendry Jack & Marion Haddad John & Mary Hofmann Mr. Frederick V. Grady Mr. Steven & Mrs. Sylvia Mr. Robert Hennessey Steven Hadley Harrison Mr. Bob Hogan Mr. & Mrs. Andreas & Dorothy Hennessy Mr. Carl Haefling & Ms. Harry, Gladys, and Rosana Mr. Don Hoke Gudrun Graesser The Henry and Barbara Pamela Johnson Wassall Charitable Mr. Mark Hollinger and Ms. Mr. Evan Graham Haug Fund Administered Ms. Alexis B. Hafken Foundation, Inc. Cathy MacNeil Hollinger Mr. Michael & Mrs. Stacy by the Charlotte Mr. Steven J. Hafner Hart Family Charitable Graham Community Foundation Babette Solon Hollister Robert & Sarah Haft Fund Christopher Graves The Henry J. Kaiser Family Frank Holsenbeck Rob & Elke Hagge Mr. Oliver Hart & Ms. Rita Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Jim Holton Shaun & Victoria Graves Goldberg Mr. Charles Hagstrom Mr. Joseph Henry V.K. Holtzendorf Todd & Sherry Gray Mr. & Mrs. Richard Hart Victoria D. Haile Erik Hepler & Maureen The Homeyhome Fund Mr. Anthony Greco Linda Hartig Nawaz & Salima Hajiani Ryan Mr. Maurice Hoo Gary & Jeannie Green Stephanie Hartman Dr. Thomas B. Hakes Mr. John Heppner Jr. Rev. Glenda B. Hope Adam Greene Olga & Christopher Estate of Norma L. & Mrs. Terese Tingle- Mr. John McBride Greene Hartwell The Hopkins Family Haldeman Heppner & Ms. Katherine Greene Robert & Laura Hartwig Maura A. Hopkins Mark & Shelley Hall The Herb Fred Medical Mr. Preston Greene Ms. Nancy G. Harvey Society, Inc. Marc & Amelia Hopper Mr. Simon & Mrs. Jane Dr. & Mrs. David Greenfield Ms. Karen Horan Hallett Estate of Robert D. H. Peter & Maureen Herbert Greenheart Farms, Inc. Harvey Gisela Horejsi 2007 Trust Mr. James & Mrs. Ingrid Mr. Ralph J. Herbert Greenthal Charitable Gift Halstead Mr. Syed Hasan Mr. Matt Hereford Mr. Timothy Horkings & Fund Ms. Beth Clark Ottilie Halstead Mr. Tariq & Mrs. Huma Ms. Janet G. Hering Mr. & Mrs. Nigel Greig Hashmy Joseph & Lynne Horning Mr. Elling Halvorson Mark Herlache Hospital Corporation of Ruedi Greiner Ms. Patricia C. Haswell Herman Goldman Elizabeth Hamberry America (HCA) Marjorie and Nick Greville Mr. Jan Hatzius & Ms. Foundation Hamilton Family Linda-Eling Lee Mark & Sharon Hosseini Griffin Family Foundation Charitable Fund Ms. Rita Herman Steven & Susan Hauser Host Hotels & Resorts, Inc. Mr. Richard Griggs The Hamilton Foundation Richard & Beverly Mr. Michael Hawes Ms. Marian M. Houk Mr. Bernard Grimes R. Bruce & E. Victoria Hermsen Dr. Roger Grimm, MD & Hamilton Mr. Brian Hawkins & Ms. Ms. Jane Herndon Houlihan Lokey Alexandra Hawkins Mrs. Joan Grimm Mr. Charles & Mrs. Isabelle Beatricia Herrick Ms. Alice Houseknecht Mr. Sean C. Grimsley & Ms. Hamker Kate Hawkins Anne McElwee Herschler Marcel & Margaretha Houtzager Emily Williams Dr. Phyllis Hammer Christopher Hayes Henry & Suzanne Herzing Dr. Nils & Mrs. Mary Hovik Grinnell Family Fund of the Mr. Stewart Hammer Mr. James Hayes Dr. Kerri L. Hesley & Dr. Minneapolis Foundation Dr. Steven Hammerschlag Jeffrey & Jennifer Hayes Timothy A. Gibian John & Dede Howard Ms. Elizabeth Tracy & Ms. Debra Reynolds Thomas C. Hayes Peter Hess & Natalie Michelle Pon Howard Grinnell Mr. Bill & Mrs. Katie The Hays Family Mahowald Ms. Sheila Howard Dr. John Griswell Hammerson Foundation Lieselotte Hessler Mr. Jeremy & Mrs. Lily Anne & Don Griswold Dr. Susan Hammond & Mr. Mr. Tom Hays Howe Udi Grofman Jonathan Baker Gregory & Mardi Hayt

DOCTORS WITHOUT BORDERS | MÉDECINS SANS FRONTIÈRES US Annual Report 2016 63 HO Dr. Nathan & Mrs. Patricia J.A. & M. J. Patel Gift Fund Dr. Murzy Jhabvala Mr. John C. Kackley Sharon Keith Howe J.M. Huber Corporation Kuang Jing & Chiai Ma John Kaeding & Kendra The Family of Frank & Howell Family Charitable J/J Petricciani Foundation Oksik L. Jo Grant Virginia Keller Trust Mr. Alfredo Jaar Joan W. Cress Charitable Auden Kaehler Greg Kelley & Fran Kelley Dr. John P. & Mrs. Patricia Mark Jablonowski Trust Joseph Kaempfer Estate of John F. Kelliher I. Hoying Mrs. Elizabeth Anne Jackel Alan & Helgi Jobe The Melvin & Sylvia Kafka Mr. Douglas Kellogg & Mrs. HP Inc. Foundation Needhi Bhalla Derek and Gillian Jackson Joe Albright and Marcia Dr. Judith Hsia & Mr. Kunstel Charitable Fund Mark & Judy Kahn John W. Kelly Ms. Jo Bess Jackson Ernest J. Isenstadt Ms. Anjana Joglekar Mr. Satish Kakar & Mrs. Ruth and Jack Kelly Richard W. Jackson Ms. Irene Hsu Mrs. Nancy Johansson Suman Kakar Ellen M. Kelman Dr. Sam Jackson Dr. Jack Huang John & Anne Lichner Michael J. & Aimee Mr. John L. Kelsey Msr. K. Edward Jacobi Rusinko Kakos Jurgen & Wendy Huck Foundation Marie Kelsey John Jacobs Mr. Mark C. Kalin Daniel Hudnut & Lynn John A. Kozel Charitable Ken Soubry Foundation, Sheldon Robert & Patricia Jaeger Trust Dr. Sanjay Kalra Inc. Estate of Elizabeth G. Mrs. Parvaneh Jaffari John and Vicky Crum Fund Mr. Lorenzo Kampel & Ms. Timothy J. Kenslea Hudson Ann Rosenberg The Jaffe Family John L. McHugh Peter Kern James Hudson & Julia Foundation Faraaz Kamran Foundation Ms. Angele Khachadour Knox-Hudson Dr. Mokarram Jafri, Jr. Mr. Akitoshi Kan John M. Kohler Foundation Mr. Anand Khare Ms. Susan E. Huerkens Mr. Durk Jager Daniel & Susan Kane John R. and Margaret Asif Khatri & Shella Khatri Joseph Huerta Ms. Pushpa R. Jain S. McCartan Charitable Hal and Karen Kapell Fund of The Pittsburgh Mr. Charles Kibel Ms. Jean Huffman Shailesh Jain Kaplan Sisters Foundation Foundation John & Mary Kiehl Dr. Carl & Mrs. Marilyn Hug Horice Jame The Kaplan Stahler Agency Julia Groh Johns Allen & Mary Lou Kilgore Lynn Hui The James J. Colt Mr. & Mrs. Charles Kaplan Charles & Marion Johnson James Klilkenny & Laura Dr. Matthew & Mrs. Linda Foundation, Inc. Mr. Daniel P. Kaplan & Ms. Dr. Earl Johnson Young Hulbert The James L. and Gillian Kay L. Richman Stephen & Erin Hull W. Athey Fund Mr. Eric Johnson Drs. Adam & Stephanie James & Sheila Kaplan Kim Lee Hultgren James R. Meadows Jr. Ms. Karen L. Johnson Mr. Jerome & Mrs. Deena Ms. Sun Kim Mark Humenik Foundation Lynda S. Johnson Kaplan Thomas Kim & Julie Nam Neil & Nancy Humphreys Mr. Carlo Jamora Ms. Victoria Johnson Mitchell T. Kaplan & Tina Kim The Hung Singhal Family Ms. Cynthia Jamplis David & Phyllis Johnston Marilyn Jones Dr. Steven J. Kincaid Fund Jane B. and Eugene E. Mr. and Mrs. William C.H. Dr. James Kappler & Mrs. Hunt & Gather White Family Foundation Joiner Faye Bender Mr. J. Eric King & Ms. Kathlene Thiel Helen Hunt and Joseph The Jane Johnson Jon & Katherine Dart Zachary Karabell & Nicole Bouscaren Hoeltzel Charitable Fund Charitable Foundation Alger Mr. Kenneth King & Ms. Ann Nelson Ruth Hunt & Stephen Janey Fund Charitable Jones/Lippincott Family Mr. Henning Karcher Dr. Suzanne & Mr. Thad Newman Trust Foundation Ms. Patricia Karetzky King Mr. Shawn Hurley James C. Jarman Larry & Patricia Jones Ms. Janice Karon The Kingsberg Foundation Robert & Saran Hutchins Pamela Jarvis & Anthony Ms. Lavina Jones Ms. Gloria Kassouf Davis Alan & Rhoda Kingston Phyllis A. Hutton Mr. Scott A. Jones Mr. Maximilian Kasy Jay Whipple Family Mr. Timothy & Mrs. Mr. Charlie Hyde Thomas Jones Foundation Michal & Daniel Katcher Jennifer Kingston Martin & Sarah Hydell Thomas & Elisabeth Jones Dr. Akbar Jazayeri & Dr. Katharina and Joseph Kinnison Family Charitable Ms. Elizabeth A. Hylton Terry Young Jacqueline Jones-Peace Schober Foundation Fund & Breon Peace David Hyman JBC Safety Plastic, Inc. Kathryn G. Freed Fund Mr. James Kinsler Estate of John F. Jordan, Ian & Karen Ibbitson JDS Fund Mr. Paul Katz & Mrs. Ziva Melissa Kinzler Jr. Freiman Katz IC International Group, LLC Jean & Thomas Harbeck Ann Pfohl Kirby Ms. Laurie Jordan Marilyn R. Katzman The Ike and Tola Ugochuku Family Foundation Meghan Kirksey & Tynisha Ms. Mary C. Jordan Family Mr. Leo Jean Dr. Carol A. Kauffman Wynder Dr. Paul H. Jordan Turkan Ilkdemirci Jeff F. Herring Foundation Ms. Rachel Kaufman Ms. Elizabeth Kirkwood Ms. Ruth Jordan Anthony Imbesi The Jeffrey and Janet Jim & Barbara Kautz The Kirshenbaum Family IMC Financial Markets Quay Charitable Mr. Scott Jordan Claudia Kavenagh Charitable Fund The Indian Medical Society Foundation Bernard & Donna Jorge Mr. Jack Kay Barry W. Kissane of New Jersey Wendell & Bernice Jeffrey The Joseph & Catherine Mr. Mel & Mrs. Marie Kay Betty & Don Kitchen Johnson Family Information Specialists David Jencks Meredith Kay & Paul Cornelia Kittredge Foundation Group, Inc Mr. Michael Jenkins Passmore Mr. John Thomas Ms. Marjorie Joseph Mr. John Ingold Dr. Ross Jenkins Doug & Cessna G. Kaye Kittredge & Mr. Charles Mrs. Nancy Joslin Mr. Timothy & Mrs. Robert L. Jennings, Jr. Mr. Alan & Mrs. Joyce Moorehead Cristina Ingram Mrs. Catherine Julien Tom & Betsy Jennings Kaynard Ms. Nina Kjellson Intuit Foundation Francis & Joan Jump Charles & Peggy Jernigan Ms. Moira Keane & Mr. Mr. Stuart Klabin ION Translations, LLC Ms. Janet M. Junge Thomas Romens Jerome L. Greene Dr. Sue Klapholz & Mr. Irene T. Schulze Charitable Foundation JUNO Collection, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Keane Patrick Brown Foundation The Jerry L. and Barbara J. Joel & Jeanne Justiss Ms. Rose Keanly The Klass Family Mr. Robert Irwin Burris Foundation JW Moore Family Mr. James Kearns Foundation Rubeen Israni & Puja Colonel Robert Jespersen Foundation Mrs. Lucille Kedersha Toni D. Klassen Balchandani Rudolf Jetzelsperger & K & E Jones Family Trust Ms. Marguerite Keefe Ms. Carla Klein Mr. David & Mrs. Martha Louise McIntyre K And K : Life Partners Kehl Family Fund Marion & William Ives Fund Kleinecke Jewish Community Mrs. Mary Kehrl Ixia Foundation of Metrowest Ms. Peggy J. Kaatz Judith & Robert Kleinman Ms. Roudabeh Izadi NJ

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KL Mr. Donald Klingbeil Dr. Rajiv & Dr. Julie Kwatra Chinh Q. Le & Vanita P. Ms. Frieda Levinsky Loss Family Fund Pete Klosterman Mr. Michael S. Kwun & Mrs. Gupta The Leviton Foundation The Lost & Foundation, Knepper Charitable Gift Sigrid Anderson-Kwun Mrs. Hanh Le Inc. Inc. Fund Kyle Todd Public Service Dr. Thuy-Tien Le Ms. Dominique Levy Roy & Carol Lott Jonathan Knight & Rose Foundation Ms. Diana M. Leach Lewis Windfall Fund William Lough & Margaret Molloy L E Duke Foundation, Inc. Joan Leake George Lewis Starley Mr. L. David Knock La Luna Dairy Ms. France Leclerc & Mr. Ms. Janis F. Lewis Mr. John P. Loughlin & Ms. Darlene M. Jeris Mr. Jerry Knoll Frank Labenz Richard Thaler Dr. Mary & Mr. L. James Knopf Family Foundation LABO Charitable Fund The LeCompte Family Lewis Mr. Scott H. Lounsberry Stefan & Katja Knupfer Mr. Jacques Joseph Labrie Fund Dr. & Mrs. Randall Lewis Harry H. Love, MD & Martha S. Love Ms. Judy Ko Ms. Therese Labriola Drs. William and Bonnie Lewis-Bakker Charitable Ledbetter Kristin Love Ms. Maritta Ko Mr. E. Robert & Mrs. Jean Lead Trust Lacrosse Mrs. Katherine H Ledwith Leslie & Victor Lewkow Mr. Andrew & Mrs. Janet James Kocher Lubetkin Dr. Lucy Lacy Mr. John & Mrs. Melissa The Lichtenstein Carl & Shirley Koenen Lee Susan Lubetkin Mr. Gerard Laffan Foundation Inc. Mr. Garry Koenigsberg Doris Lee Ludes Family Foundation Lam Research Foundation The Lida Orzeck Charitable Mrs. Marilyn Kohler & Mr. Floyd H. Lee Tribute Fund Dr. Gail Luecke Stephen Kohler Norman E. Lamberg Dr. Fred T. Lee Jr., MD & Barbara H. Lidz Mr. Edward E. Luedke Ginger Kohr Bettina Lancaster Ms. Marjorie A Di Maggio Edward & Cindy Light Mr. Charles & Mrs. Barbara Henry Kohring Charles & Debora Lance Henry & Mary Lee Mr. Jay & Mrs. Judith Light Lund Mr. Matthew Koll Ms. Carolynn Landis Dr. Ho-Hoon Lee Mr. Glenn Keith Ligon Mr. John Lundberg Marlise C. Konort Mr. Bruce Lane & Mrs. Iris C. Lee Mr. Curt & Ms. Diane Heather Lane Lillian Lorber Charitable Elvera E. Koper Dr. Steven Jeffrey Lee Trust Lundgren Mary E. Lane Frederic F. Korn & Ms. Mary Rachel Mr. Marc Limacher Danny Luong Dr. Richard Lane D’Agostino Levente Korpas & Maria Dr. Franklin & Ms. Annesia Mr. & Mrs. Charles D. Villegas Belinda Lang Wing Lok Lee & Stephanie Lin Lusby Hsienpei Yang Ms. Lorayne Kostecke Kurt & Gladys Lang Dr. Katherine Lin Mr. Tri Luu Yongsam & Jenny Lee Mr. Mital Kotecha Mr. Paul & Mrs. Catherine The Linda and Byron Sher Mr. David Lwin Dr. Ernest M. Kotlier Lang The Leeolou Charitable Family Fund William & Lois Lydens Fund Dr. Amy Kotsenas Dr. Geoffrey Langham & Mr. Robert Linden & Dr. Theodoros & Michele Dr. Adriane Boyle Saori & Takashi Kousaka Samuel Leffler & Cynthia Nancy L Desmond Lykos Mr. George & Mrs. Mary Livingston Mr. Ron Kovacik & Ms. Lawrence Liner Michael Lyle Lou Langnas Glo Lefler Pauline Fahey Ms. Elicia Ling Barbara Lynch Alfredo Lanier Mr. Eric Lehman Kramer Family Charitable Linzman Enterprises Ambassador & Mrs. Lannan Foundation Mr. Steven J. Leibler Fund The Liou Foundation Inc. Stephen Lyne Laurence Lapeyre James & Dorothy Leigh Mr. James M. & Mrs. Mr. Marc Lipsitch & Ms. Donald & Cathey Lynn Celeste H. Kramer Mr. Hugh Larkin, Jr. Leimkuhler Wilk Family Meira Levinson Lynton Starfish Fund Estate of Edwin J. Krane Tim & Lisa Larocca Jerrol & Mary Lou Leitner The Lipton Foundation Mr. & Mrs. John Lyons Tha Kranzdorf Family Larry and Donna Purcey Stanley & Penelope Ms. Elizabeth Litchfield Dr. Paul Lyons & Dr. Deren Foundation Charitable Fund Lemon Lawrence Littlefield & Bader Professor Gerianne M. Ms. Maree Larson Paul & Maria Lenahan Jeanmarie Davis M. Piuze Foundation Krause Edward C. Laster Mr. Charles & Mrs. Carlene Live Oak Fund of Horizons M. Ward Manufacturing Paul Krause & Nazia Christopher & Alida Lenard Foundation Co. Inc. Choudhury Latham Mary J. Lenox Carol Livingston Yo-Yo Ma & Jill A. Hornor Laura Kreiner George & Carol Lattimer David Leon The Lloyd J. King Mr. Roy W. Mace Ms. Margaret Krier Ms. Polly Lau Leonard M. Lipman and Eleanor R. King Megan MacGarvie Dr. Kalyan S. Krishnan Foundation Al & Gail Laub Charitable Fund MacGregor Associates Roopa & Gopal Krishnan Mr. Greg Lauckhart & Ms. Mr. and Mrs. Joab Lesesne David A. Lloyd Architects Mark Kritzman & Elizabeth Chris Korol Dr. & Mrs. Robert Leslie Mr. & Mrs. David S. Loeb Clara MacNamee Gorman Mary Laucks & Laucks Estate of Charles T.E. Richard J. Loewenthal Antoine Macoule & Ira Sherwin & Joan Kroll Swanson Lester Ms. Gwendolyn A. Logan Vom Scheidt Robert L. & Geraldine M. Mr. Gary Laurino Ken & Pam Lester William Loichot Macquarie Group Kroner Richard Lautch Leva Family Foundation The Loki’s Fund Foundation Steven & Annie Krook Mr. Avi Lavi Rob & Shannon Leveridge Mr. Edward London Peter and Moira Madonia Frederick Krotz Daniel Law Mr. Richard H. Levi & Ms. David Long & Julie Mr. David Magier Ms. Jacqueline Krump Bob & Mary Lawler Susan Perry Whitaker Estate of John D. Mr. & Mrs. Robert The Lawlor Foundation Janet Levin & Frank Mr. Randall & Mrs. Susan Magnusson Kuehlthau The Lawrence Foundation Gruber Long Mr. Arthur Magoulianiti Kuhn Foundation Lawrence Israel Family Johanna E. Levin The Longview Foundation Amina Mahamadi Kenneth & Monica Fund Arnold & Linda Levine Lawrence & Patricia Loo Tim & Janet Maher Kulander Lawrence Livermore Mr. Benjamin Levine & The Looker Foundation Mr. David Mahler Kishor & Josefina Kulkarni Carol Quinn National Laboratory Loomis, Sayles & Ms. Margaret Mahony Dr. & Mrs. Ajit Kumar Marilyn D. Lawrence Ms. Cindy Levine Company Richard & Janice Mainland Michael & Jully Kumar Dr. Elise H. Lawson & Ms. Harlan B. Levine, MD & Joe & Janice Loran Ms. Alice L. Mairs Mr. An Y. Kuo Sage Weil Natasha I. Leibel, MD Mr. Bruce Lorig Majic Ink Productions Ms. Katharine C. Kurtz Mr. John R. Layton Mr. Jerry B. Levine Dr. Richard L.S. & Mrs. Chris & Melody Drs. Alan M. Kurz & Karen Douglas & Eva Le Bon Marc & Gretchen Levine Mary Loringer Malachowsky Lindsay Ronald Le Mahieu Nancy Levine

DOCTORS WITHOUT BORDERS | MÉDECINS SANS FRONTIÈRES US Annual Report 2016 65 MA Carl Malcolm & Jessica Math Works, Inc. William McGreevey & Estate of Bette Jayne Mr. John Moore & Ms. Link-Malcolm Mr. Colin & Mrs. Carla Shaun Murphy Miller Harriet Johnson Drs. Vera Malkovska and Matheson John P. McGuire Ms. Eleanor B. Miller Lewis Moore John Barrett Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Jeanne McHugh Rev. George P. Miller Mr. L. Frederick & Mrs. George Malone Mathews Amy McIntyre Mr. Jack & Mrs. Reinette Irene Moose Ms. Falisha Mamdani Paula Mathis & Thomas Mr. Brian McIntyre Miller Estate of Dorothy M. Ellebie, Jr. Moran The Mandell and Ms. Gail McIntyre Mr. James Miller Mr. Martin Mattes & Ms. Marie Moran Madeleine Berman John McKee Mr. James I. Miller Foundation Catherine Garzio Mr. & Mrs. Michael Moran Mr. Gregory B. McKenna & Loel Miller & Pat Miller-Fee Maureen Collins McHugh Roslyn Mandell Professor Sindee Simon Mary E. Miller Morefield Family Fund Family Foundation Ms. Carolyn Mangeng Matthew & Laura Dr. & Mrs. Michael Miller Dr. Peggy Roanne Moreno Maurice Neil Spidell Kathy Mangum McKenna Mr. & Mrs. Don E. Morgan Revocable Trust M.M. & W.O. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barbara McLennan Charitable Trust Ms. Joan E. Morgan Manion Maurice Sendak Foundation Ms. Ruth McLuckie Ms. Patricia Miller Estate of Laura L. Morgan Dr. Elizabeth S. Mann Mrs. Margaret P. Mautner Ms. Mary Linda McManus Mr. Thomas & Mrs. Wendy Ralph & Pamela Morgan Mr. John Mann Miller The May Foundation Trust Russell & Ellen McManus Melanie Morgen Christropher T. Mansfield, Ms. Elizabeth McMeekin Trevor Miller & Kim Dennis & Susanna Director - Leanne Freas Mr. Donald J. May Williams Ann & Jim McMullan Morikawa Trust Foundation, Inc. Maya Simmons & The Miller-Wehrle Family Lucimary Simmons John M. McNally The Morningstar Mr. William Manson Foundation Foundation Foundation Paddy McNamara Mr. Anup Mantri Patrick Millot Morris Morgenstern Jeffrey Mayer & Tacy Alec & Katie McNayr Mr. Robert W. Mapel Witter Mills Family Foundation Foundation Ms. Margaret McNeill Marc & Kathy Gordon Musa Mayer Mr. Paul & Mrs. Kerry Mills Mr. B. Wister Wistar Morris Family Foundation Ms. Bronwyn McNutt III & Ms. Karen M. Moran Brian K. & Anne S. Mazar Mr. Stephen Mills & Ms. Marcella And Dan Watkins Jim & Sally Meakin Janet Dracksdorf Mr. Dwight Morris Ms. Marjorie Mazie Charitable Fund Prashant & Indira Mehta W. Joseph & Linda Mills Mr. Lewis Morris MBC David & Deborah Marcus Meier & Berlinghof John & Catherine Milos The Rev. Richard and Mr. Wallace Mc Intyre Margaret G. Jacobs Families Fund Milton and Fannie Brown Marjorie M. Morris Charitable Trust Myriam & Tim McAdams Nancy J. Meier Family Foundation Bruce and Nancy Morrison Marian E. White Fund Lynn McAtee Barbara J. Meislin/Purple Mr. Mark & Mrs. Susan M. Joseph Roger Morrison Marjorie & John Buyers Mr. Lloyd McAulay Lady Fund Minerich Mr. Robert & Mrs. Kathryn Foundation, Inc. John McAvity Melsness Foundation Mr. Daniel Mines Morrow Marjorie A. Neuhoff Private Mr. Glenn McCabe & Ms. The Menard Family Neil and Anna Mintz Deborah Mortlock Foundation, Inc. Laurel Wright Foundation Miranda Fund Tim Mosmann Ms. Caroline S. Markfield Ms. Helen McCaffery & Dr. Dr. Richard Menning Mirapath, Inc. Robert and Susan Moss Mr. Heiner Markhoff Nathaniel Peters Ms. Amy Merrill Mr. Allan Mirgon Roberto Thompson Motta Markley Family Fund Darryl McCall & Miren Mr. Edward & Mrs. Paula Asra Mirza Barbara C. Moulton Mrs. Dorothy Marks Letemendia Merritt Mr. Garland Misener Justin Mowers Dr. Christina M. Marra & Robert H. McCall Mr. Patrick & Mrs. Suzanne Mr. Paul M. Silver Stephen W. McCallion & Mesisca Missall Giving Account Mr. & Mrs. Richard Moxley The Marron Family Christopher A. Diani Mrs. Sieglinde Mesiya Karin H. Mitchell Dr. Barbara J. Mroz & Mr. Robin Preston Charitable Fund Stephen & Carolyn Messler Family Foundation Loretta M. Mitro Charles Marston & Rosa McCandless Ms. Michele Moehring Mr. Samy Muaddi & Ms. Robert Metcalfe & Maria Victoria Miyamoto Luevano Mr. & Mrs. Luke McCarley Wendelynne Newton Mr. Bertram & Mrs. Iralene MUFG Union Bank Martha Reitz Kratzer Elizabeth P. McCarter Dr. Frank & Mrs. Lore Mokros Charitable Fund McCarthy Properties LLC Metzger Ms. Anne Moller Ms. Mary Mugglebee Estate of Abigail A. Martin Mr. Joseph & Mrs. Annie Hilaire - Judith Meuwissen Mr. & Mrs. James M. Mr. Andrew Mulcahy & Ms. Nina Lorch Arlyn B. Martin McCarthy Craig and Lynne Meyer Molloy Ms. Beth Mullen Mr. & Mrs. George Kelly Bruce & Sumaya McCleave Mr. Jeff Meyer Mr. Rex Monahan Father Martin Muller Martin The McCoach Calloway Tory and Karen Meyer Ms. Susan Monaster 2012 Charitable Fund Dr. & Mrs. William Mullican John T. Martin Michael A. Waterford Fund Mr. Lawrence Monat & Ronald J. Martin Mary Lou McColl Mrs. Roberta Monat Jonathan & Jennifer Michael Murray Peacock Mullins Richard Martinez Ms. Margaret McConnell Foundation Ms. Elaine Monroe Dr. Gina & Mr. Daniel Ian Martins Thomas C. McConnell & Margaret Michael Monsanto Fund Latricia Turner Mullooly The Marvel S Platoff Middle Road Foundation Michael Montemerlo Foundation Mr. Miguel McCormick & Rosemary Emery- Dr. James & Mrs. Christine Wanda Middleswarth Murakami The Mary & John Grant Ms. Loretta McCrone Montemerlo Mrs. Patricia Middleton Ms. Anja Murmann Foundation Mr. Christian McDonald The Montgomery & Dr. Carol & Mr. Jan Hoppenjans Family Stanley & Barbara Muroff Mary Margaret Sullivan Estate of Ellen McDonald Miecznikowski Foundation John & Ann Montgomery Murphy Family Foundation Rick & Shirley McDonald Ms. Margaret C. Mielke Mary T. & S. James Dr. Somnath Mookherjee & Frank R. Murphy Dr. Patricia J. McEveney Adelstein Charitable Gift Dr. Richard Mier Dr. Leah Smith Ms. Irene Stober Murphy Mr. Nion McEvoy Fund Celia V. Mignucci Dr. Joseph F. Mooney Mr. James Murphy Chaninah Maschler Trust Mr. Paul & Mrs. Mary Brent Miles Patrick & Margaret McEvoy Mr. Thomas S. Murphy Mr. Vincent Masi The Miller Family Mooney Mr. Michael McGinley Murray & Phyllis Ms. Carmel Mask Foundation Moore Family Foundation Warschauer Fund Mr. John B. McGrath Mastercard International Arch Miller Mr. Charles & Mrs. Susan Mr. James Murray & Ms. The McGraw-Hill Wayne Matelski Moore Carol Donald Companies Mr. Peter Murray

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MU Sara M. Muspratt The Nolan Family Mr. Robert Musser & Ms. Charitable Foundation Barbara Francis Mrs. Anne Nolan “WE SO GREATLY ADMIRE THE PERSEVERING WORK OF Tabish Mustufa & Najwa Patrick Nolan Hussaini The Noon Whistle MSF, ESPECIALLY IN LIGHT OF THE HOSPITAL BOMBING IN Chuck & Jessica Myers The Noonan Family Ms. Helen Myers & Ms. Charitable Fund OCTOBER 2015 IN KUNDUZ AND INDISCRIMINATE KILLINGS Roberta Myers Mr. Carl Nordeen & Mrs. OF CIVILIANS IN SYRIA, AFGHANISTAN, AND YEMEN.” Ms. Joan Myers Mary Anne Nordeen Stephen & Naomi Schiff Estate of Penny Norman —The Ralph E. Ogden Foundation, MSF supporters since 2002. Myers Mrs. Greta Noronha The Nachtigal Family Fund Dick Norwalk Nadkarni Family Dr. Ilana Nossel and Mr. Mr. Marc & Mrs. Caroline James & Debra Patrick Peterson-Tsai Fund Phil & Nancy Naecker Jordan Kolar Packer Ms. Annabel Patterson Mr. John Petitto Mr. Carl H. Novotny & Ms. Robert & Jane Nagel Paddison/Kandel Family Judith L. Swahnberg Ruth Patterson Mr. Nicholas Petraglia Ms. Catherine Nageotte Trust Nvidia Employee Giving Paul & Pearl Caslow The Pew Charitable Trusts Amol Naik Roger & Rachel Page Program Foundation Employee Matching Gifts Mr. Ralph Najarian Mr. Garrett & Mrs. Amanda Program Ms. Jane Nydorf Paul and Antje Newhagen The Nancy Taylor Memorial Pagon Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Elliot Pew Mr. James Nye Fund Dr. John & Mrs. Andrea Paul Franke Family Mr. Freddie & Mrs. Marisa Napean Oak Tree Foundation Paik-Tesch Foundation Peyerl Mr. & Mrs. John E. Nash Franklin & Dorothy Oakes Paintstone Foundation Paul Global Benefits Inc. Bruce & Deborah Pfaff The Nathan P. Jacobs Joe & Ann Obegi Daniel & Amy Sherman Dorothy Hayman Paul, Mr. Carl Pforzheimer Foundation Brady & Jennifer O’Beirne Palladino PhD Joseph & Bonnie Phair Mr. Samuel Nathans Mr. James R. OBrien Christopher Palmer Mrs. Michelle Paul Philip and Miranda Kaiser Ronald E. Neal Susan O’Brien Dr. Joanne Palmisano & Estate of Morton C. Family Fund Neil & Sandra Fuller Tom & Jennifer O’Brien Mr. Russell L. Moore Paulson Philip E. & Nancy B. Charitable Giving Fund Gloria Monty O’Byrne Pamela and Richard Joe & Pat Paulucci Beekman Foundation Rubinstein Foundation The Neil and Evangeline Charitable Remainder The Payne Family The Philip W. Riskin Dr. Karamjeet Pandher & Charitable Fund Unitrust Rev. Norman & Rev. Charitable Foundation Dr. Sukhjinder Khera Mr. David W. Nelms Thomas & Joan O’Connor, Patricia Payne Mr. Carter Phillips & Ms. Mr. Zeese Papanikolas & Dr. Camille Debra Nelson Jr. PB Foundation, Inc. Sue Henry Ms. Ruth Fallenbaum Chris & Regine Nelson Vania & Barbara O’Connor Pearson Family Mr. George N. Phillips Dr. Gregory Papazian Ms. Jacqueline Nelson Mrs. Frieda O’Dell Foundation Mr. Ralph Phillips & Ms. Mrs. Nayssan Parandeh & Mary Nelson Ogilvy CommonHealth Ms. Margaret M. Pearson Alice Hall Worldwide Mr. Dustin Finer Neon Liberty Capital Mr. Scott Pearson William Phillips Mimi O’Hagan Sharon B. Parente and Phyllis and Howard Management, LLC John W. Risner Mr. Willey & Mrs. Marianne The Neskey Family Fund Mr. Jerry K. & Mrs. Carol L. Peckham Schwartz Philanthropic OKeson Mr. & Mrs. Brian Parish Fund Mr. Kirk Nestaval Dr. Paul Pecorino Ms. Sheila Park Phyllis I. Bischof Mr. Kenneth A. Okpor John & Christine Peeler Barry and Lyla Nettles The Parke Charitable Fund Charitable Fund Mrs. Claire Oldani Mr. Rafael Pelli & Ms. Kate New Orchard Fund C. Reed Parker William & Mary Pickering Jacqueline Olds & Richard Walbert David and Catharine Schwartz Dr. Holly Howe Parker Mr. William L. Piehl Newbury Peggy & Peter Pressman The Olive Tree Foundation Mr. John Parker Albert Pierce Mr. Jack Newcomb Family Foundation Oliver Wyman Katherine C. Parker Frank & Nancy Pierson Dr. William Newkirk & Dr. Drs. Mark & Kathryn Peilen Cheryl Tschanz Ms. Margaret Olsen Christine Parks Virginia & Perry Peine Curt & Gerry Pindler Betsy T. Newton Adam B. Olshen Mr. Edward Parma Ying Peng Ethel & John Piper William & Elyse Newton Opportunity For Others William Parrish Linda Pennington & Mr. Tom Piraino & Ms. Barbara McWilliams Kok-Hwee & Felicia Rohrer Lisa Orberg Ms. Marion A. Parry Michael Lehr Ng Marie-Claire Orgebin Janet & Allen Parsley Joan Pepin & Michael George W. Pitcher Mrs. Dominique Nguyen- The Oriska Foundation Dr. Robert & Mrs. Beverly Woods Marianne Piterans Ngoc Linda G. Orrill Parsons Dr. Michael & Mrs. Jennifer Rahn & Vickie Pitzer Perelman Estate of Constance H. Carlos & Janet Ortiz Anthony & Lee Partridge Dr. & Mrs. Roy Pizzarello Nichols The Paskow Family Drs. Carl & Jeannette Gene Place Rosemarie Osborn Pergam Dean L. Nicholson Mr. Howard C. Passmore, Robert E. Plaze Dr. & Mrs. William Osborne David & Ann Perkins J. Christopher Nielsen Jr. The Polak Charitable Lauren & Nicholas Mahmoodah Perveen The Nightingale Fund Oschman Mr. Maurice Passy Foundation NIKE, Inc. Mr. Matthew Pasts Mr. Louis Perwien & Ms. Mr. Jeffrey S. Pollack Osisoft, LLC Pamela Katz John Nimmo & Shelly Asbjorn & Joyce Osland Ms. Dorothy Patapoff Caleb & Shelly Pollock Stratton Ms. Elizabeth I. Peters Mr. Bernard O’Sullivan The Patch Foundation Dr. William Polonsky John & J. Valerie Nisbet Kim & Christine Peters David Oswald Mr. James Patek Dr. Frank & Mrs. Marcia Mr. Ruprecht & Mrs. Mr. Roger Peters & Ms. Polyak O’Toole Reetz Family Fund Mrs. Nisha Patel Stephanie Moulton Elizabeth Nitschke Ms. Gertrude T. Pomish The Otto Whalley Family Dr. Rama Patel Daniel Noble Ms. Gloria Petersen Foundation Patricia and Christopher Sameera Ponda Jason G. Noble Barbara B. Peterson Anne Overbey Weil Family Foundation Ms. Nadine Popham Mr. Paul M. Noble Ms. Cheryl Peterson Mr. Filippo Pacifici Patrick And Janna Stueve Sarah & Richard Porter Noblelight Foundation Family Foundation Mr. Mark Peterson Ms. Betsy Packard

DOCTORS WITHOUT BORDERS | MÉDECINS SANS FRONTIÈRES US Annual Report 2016 67 Mr. Ben Posel and Ms. Dr. Kevin & Mrs. Karla Paul M. Resch & Nancy B. David and Mary Jane Ruehlow Family PO Jessica Bauman Rahn Coleman Rogne Foundation Ms. Frances R. Posel Ms. Margaret Raidmets The Reuben Herzfeld Fund Mr. Dennis Rohde Mr. Vincent R. Ruggiero Posner-Wallace Sheila Ramanathan of the Greater Cincinnati Ron Rohde Dr. Kenneth A. Rule & Ms. Foundation Foundation Federico Rampini & Mr. Matthew Rohrbach P. B. Rule Dr. & Mrs. Richard S. Post Stefania Scotti Dr. Sally Reyering & Mr. & Ms. Anna Lisa Mr. & Mrs. Eric M. Rumple Christopher Baldwin Dr. Rick & Mrs. Linda Mr. Dennis Randall Sigmarsdottir Matthew Runkle & Arthur & Martha Reynolds Poston Randee and Ken Devlin Mr. Mark Roldan Rebecca Koepnick The Potempa Family Trust Family Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Richard Alex & Lauren Rolfe Jim & Jacki Rupert Reynolds Mr. John M. Potter & Ms. Kanwal & Deepraj Estate of Patricia Romero Mr. Steven D. Ruppert & Rheinwerk Publishing, Inc. Betty G. Toney Randhawa Mr. Michael J. Ronco Ms. JoAnn Sivley Ruppert Dr. Jason & Dr. Alina Maria Poulos Randy Mailman The Rope Foundation Meredith Rush-Bell & Rhodes Richard S. Bell Powell Family Charitable Productions Drs. John & Carolann Charles Rice Trust Richard & Carol Ranger Rosario Mr. William B. Rushton Dr. Peter E. Rice Mr. Verne C. Powell Dr. Jeff Rank & Ms. Beth Mr. Robert Rosati Ms. Janet Russell Richard Dunn Family Lorna Power Andrews Ms. Cynthia Mordaunt Mr. Thomas Russell Foundation The Powers Foundation, Ms. Lila Rankin Rosborough Mr. Thomas C. Russell John Richards & Nancy Inc. Dr. Murali & Mrs. Kerstin Burton & Gloria Rose Ruth, Aina, Jane McFadden Dr. Esther Poza & Dr. John Rao Joel & Karen Rosen Charitable Trust Marilyn Richman Buckwalter MaryAnne Rasmussen Ms. Ruth Rosen & Dr. RW Zant Company The Richter Family David Pozen & Jessica The Rathmann Family Wendel Brunner Ryan Family Charitable Foundation Bulman-Pozen Foundation Ms. Ritta G. Rosenberg Foundation Michael & Kim Ridder Pram & Lucia Charitable Rau Abhari Fund Paul & Catherine William F. Ryan & Joan T. Rigg Family Gift Fund Gift Fund Mr. Geoffrey M. Raux Rosenberger Richtsmeier Jon & Lynn Riggs Mr. Lawrence J. Pratt Martin Rawls-Meehan & Rosenberry Charitable Donald and Kathleen Elissa Preheim Lisa Tan Mr. Borge Riis-Vestergaard Term Trust Rynbrandt Dr. Gregory P. Mesiner & Raymond & Lucille Ms. Sheryl Riley Ms. Gail Rosenblum S&F Radiator Service Ms. Gretchen Preston Benedetto Charitable Estate of Mr. & Mrs. Jeanette & David S. Balolia Family Mr. Robert Preyer Fund Bernard Rinehart Rosenblum Foundation Jim Price Raymond James & Ms. Mary Kay Ring Ms. Lisa Rosenfield The S. Decker And Associates, Inc. Sherron Anstrom Family Mr. Paul Priest & Ms. Amy Dr. Kjell-Arne Ringbakk Ruth D. Rosin Ms. Caroline Raymond Foundation Harper Ms. Carole Ripka Dr. Elizabeth E. Rosquete Ms. Margaret H. Raymond S.A. Johnson Family Fund Prince Charitable Trusts Mr. David G. Ritchey Ms. Heather Ross Dr. Mohammad H. Razavi Richard A. Saada Thomas Prince & Charlene The River Foundation The Roth Armstrong Hayes Dr. Stephen Read & Ms. Lennart A. Saaf Reichert Elisa Rivlin & Eric Nadler Foundation Diana Kos Sacajawea Charitable Patrick & Patricia Pringle RME Fund Mr. Karl Roth Michael H. Reardon Foundation Mr. Lawrence & Mrs. Mary Mrs. Veronica Roa Butcher Brad & Linda Rothbaum Kay Prior The Redante Family Naveen Sachdeva William & Alice Roach Kurt & Carol Rothe Ivor & Therese Pritchard Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Todd & Judy Robert and Vivian Lamb Ms. Sonia S. Rothschild Octavian Procopiuc Gloria and James Sachs Redmond Fund of the Triangle Ms. Suzanne Rotondo Tom & Sharon Sachs The Progress Family Community Foundation Kathleen J. Redmond Alex Roudi Harry Sachse Foundation The Robert G. Huber Trust Joyce Redvanly Ed Rounds & Callae Estate of Florence W. Prometheus Charitable Robert S. & Marion L. Barbara L. Reed Walcott-Rounds Sacks Fund Wilson Fund Ms. Elizabeth Reed Brad Roupp Michael & Dana Sackton Rudolph & Fernande Robert Wood Johnson Mr. Jan Rous Pruden Mary Ellen Sheehy Reed Foundation Tom Sadler & Dr. Eila Mr. Duncan Rowe & Ms. Skinner Frances D. Puddicombe Philip & Carla Reed Mr. John Roberts & Ms. Amy Bensinger Mark & Sueann Pugh Mr. Barton Reese Heather Gert Raquel Saenz Mr. Reid Rowlett & Ms. Daniel Purcell & Heather Mr. Robert S. Reese Jr. Mr. Julian Roberts Mr. Anthony P. Sager Hanly Deborah Hinton The Reichelderfer-Blair Dr. Whitney Robertson Mr. Thomas Sager Thomas Pushpathadam Roy E. Crummer Ellen Sahadi Fund Robinson and Frankoff Foundation Donald Putnam & Susann Beryl Reid & Paul Katler Families Ms. Susan Saidenberg Kellison Carl & Judith Royal Donna & James Reid Donald & Katherine Mr. Vinson T. Saito Kenneth & Elloyce Mr. & Mrs. Donald Royer Alice D. Reilly Robinson Mr. Paul & Mrs. Dorcie Queensland Ms. Lois Rozet Ms. Denise Reily Robinson-Morrill Fund Sakuma Quest Diagnostics Richard & Susan Ruach Mr. Marvin S. Reimer Hannah & Joe Robson Lindsay & Kyle Sales Mrs. Leonard Quigley Yolanda Rubel Mr. Gregory Reimers & Ms. David M. & Barbara D. Salesforce.com R&J Eacott Foundation Roby Mr. Morris & Mrs. Nancy Foundation Carolyn Perry Rubenstein Trust Ms. Ira Roche John & Virginia Sall Mischa & Michaela Reis The Rubin Family R.B. Sellars Foundation Rodney Corporation Dario & Laura Salvucci Mr. & Mrs. George Reiser Foundation Mr. Alfred Franz Radkowski Mr. Thomas Roeder & Mrs. Ms. Krishna Samantrai Linda A. Reiss Dione & Ralph Rubio Roy Radner & Charlotte Susan Roeder Darin Samaraweera V. Kuh Dr. Meg Reitmeyer Ms. Patricia Rudisill Daniel Roemer The Samaritan Foundation Dirk J. Reitsma, MD Dr. Jerome & Ms. Yvette Mr. Kent E. Radspinner Roger L. Kohn Fund In memory of Allan S. Rudnitzky Mr. Andrew Samberg Mr. Joseph N. Ragan Dr. Heidi & Mr. Christopher Remp Mrs. Helen Hechinger Ms. Elaine Samet Ms. Susan Rahm Rogers The Renaissance Rudoy Mr. Lonnie & Mrs. Jenny Naim Rahman & Irani Foundation Mr. Nicholas Rogers Samford Qadir Ms. Anna K. Rentz Ernie Sammann

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SA Sammons Family David C. Schoen Bradlee H. Shattuck Patricia R. Singletary Charlotte Spellenberg Charitable Fund Tom & Kim Schoettle Mary Frances Mr. Charles Singleton Spero Fund The Samuel and Anna Susan R.S. Schofield Shaughnessy Dr. & Mrs. Francis Siracusa Ms. Virginia Spicer Jacobs Foundation, Inc. Anne-Marie Scholer Patricia L. Shaw The Sirus Fund Ms. Jennifer Spinach Samwel Schmitt Fund Ms. Mary Schorr Peter & Sydney Shaw Drs. Murali & Gouri Justin Spitzer & Jenna Sand Dollar Foundation The Schreiber Family Jerold & Laura Shea Sivarajan Bans Mr. Scott & Mrs. Jennifer Foundation Mary Sheehan David Skar & Kathleen Ms. Kathleen Spivack Sandell Jonathan & Sherry Mr. Michael Sheehy Lindberg Nancy and Joseph Sanders-McClure Family Schreiber Vincent and Janet Sheerin Don & Jane Slack Sponholz Fund Kathy Schroeher Sheila Broderick Ms. Jane Slattery Robert M. Sprague Sandisk Corporation Donald Schueler Foundation Sloan Family Trust Mr. Elliott Sprehn Matching Gift Program Mr. Mark Schupack Dr. & Mrs. Lyle N. Shelver Dr. James A. Sloand Mr. Matthew Sprenzel Mr. Michael E. Sandler Mr. Michael Schwab & Ms. Leonard & Anna Shemin Mr. James E. Slocum Thiru & Mala Srinivasan Sandra D. Brown Fund Margret Elson Mrs. Elizabeth A. Sher The Smidinger Trust Ambrish Srivastava, PhD Ms. Patricia Sands Mr. Denis G. Schwartz & Thomas Sheridan The Smith S.H.A.R.E Ms. Mae Stadler Stephen & Karen Sanger Mrs. Mary Arnold Schwartz Ms. Lucy Sherman Foundation Mrs. Catherine H. Staley Mr. Harry Sangree Mr. Tony Schwartz & Ms. William Sherman, Trustee Dr. Caldwell W. Smith & Mr. E. Michael & Mrs. Deborah Pines Zachary Sank - Murray G. and Beatrice H. Ms. Alice R. Benedict Karen Stang Mr. Dennis Santella Mr. Steve Schwartzman Sherman Charitable Trust Glen & Patti Smith Mr. Alan Stange Ms. Olga M. Santiago Mrs. Betty Schwarz Estate of Zelma Sherman Greg D. Smith Ms. Teresa Stankiewicz Kim Sarchet & Jon M. Duane Scott & Jennifer Christopher Sherry & Lee Mrs. Jane Engle Smith Julie Staraitis & Steven Foran M. Hess Stewart Ms. Jean Smith Bakke Vijay Sar-Dessai Dr. Katherine Scott Margaret Sherry John & Jean Smith Mr. Roger & Mrs. Margaret Robert M. Sardis Wendy Scott Ms. Lakshmi Sheth Mary J. Smith Trust Starner Mr. Casim A. Sarkar Mr. Robert & Mrs. Kathleen Mrs. Phyllis Shibata Michael & Patricia Smith State Street Foundation, Scoville Inc. R. Mark Saroyan Mr. Michael Shinn Prentiss Smith Scudder Family Mr. Mark & Mrs. Judy Shinn/Soper Charity Dr. George Stathopoulos Foundation Robert & Corinne Smith Sarvary Mr. Matthew G. & Mrs. Albert & Candace Staton Mr. Thomas Scully Ronald F. Smith Sasco Foundation Joretta A. Shinners Andres Steckl & Amarah Sea Foam Sales Company Sidonie Smith Mr. Ashoke Sathy Mr. Gregory Shipman Sedreddine Sear Family Foundation Stuart R. Smith Kenneth & Marjorie Sauer Richard & Sandra Shirey Elizabeth Steele Seavey Family Fund Dr. Louis Smolensky & Dr. Willie Steenland Patricia P. Savage Shirlie and Owen Siegel Gertrude Carter Mr. Chandra Seethepalli Foundation Steffens Foundation Sawyer Family Fund Leslie F. Snapp Mr. Curtis Scaife Mr. Ernst Sehaefer & Ms. Dr. Samira Shojaee William & Mary Stegall Clio Tarazi Brian & Katherine Sniffen Hunter L. Scales III & Twila Mr. Matthew A. Shucker Pat & Marcia Stehling Mr. Fredric M. Seiden Estate of Fred Snitzer Hamilton Jerry & Judith Shulman Mr. Lyle Stein Mary D. Sella Ms. Isabel Snyder Benjamin & Meredith Shure Incorporated Mr. Jonathan Steinberg & Dr. and Mrs. Jay G. Selle Mr. David Soong Scarlet Xuan & David Sibell Ms. C. Buf Meyer John & Ruth Sellers Mr. Ivo Soares Mr. Ron Schaefer Dr. & Mrs. Rasheed Mrs. Paula Steinberg Ms. Marguerite J. Soffa John & Gwen Schafer Dr. Melvin L. Selzer Siddiqui Ms. Katherine Stella SoftTech VC Julie Schecter Drs. Clay & Janice The Siegel & Friend Ms. Kathryn Stella-Floren Prof. Thomas & Mrs. Alice Semenkovich Foundation Steve & Linda Sogge The Stephen And Janice Schelling J. William Semich Carol G. Siegel Ms. Jennifer Sohn Seele Charitable Fund Ms. Jean Schepers James & Trustman Senger Michael Siegenfeld and Solomon Family Dr. Paul Stephens, Jr. & Dr. Mr. Richard Scher Stephen C. Senna Kasumi Araki-Siegenfeld Foundation Tyra Bryant-Stephens Scheuer Associates Ms. Sabah Servaes Warren & Carol Siemens Ms. Marta Solsona Monica Stephenson Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Charles E. Andrea Silva Harry & Carol Sommer Ms. Peggy L. Stephenson Judith Scheuer and Seufferlein Joe A. Silva Mr. John Sommer Sterling Ruby Studio, Inc Joseph Mellicker Mr. Frederick Seykora Dr. Helme Silvet James M. Sommerville Carl & Nadine Stern Bob & Patricia Schieffer Antoinette Farrar Seymour William Simcoe Mr. George & Mrs. Maradel Morton & Anne Stern Sonnichsen Mary Beth Schiffman Shah Charitable Jeffrey & Marion Simmons Prof. Scott Stern and Ms. Foundation Philip C. & Janice L. Richard L. Schiffman Allen H. Simon Catherine Fazio Shah-Domenicali Family Sorensen Jessie Schilling Estate of Elisabeth H. Ms. Marilyn Stetar Fund Richard M. Sorensen Mr. George Schillinger Simon Catherine and Keith Leslie & Kaveh Shahi Dr. Jonathan Sorof & Mrs. Estate of Betty J. Stephen & Bonnie Ward Stevenson Thuy Anh Sorof Schlosser Dr. Susan H. Shane Simon The Stewart and Ms. Judy Sorrel George Schlossnagle Mrs. Frances Shapiro Dr. & Mrs. Itamar Constance Greenfield Ms. Marla Schmalle In Memory Of Dr. Irving Simonson Sandy & Steve Soule Foundation Shapiro Adrian & Carol Sincerely, Henry Southern Cross Fund Dr. Africa & Mr. Gary Schmidhauser Howard Shapiro & Shirley Foundation Larry & Judith Sowder Stewart Brandman Mr. Alexander Schmidt Ms. Susan R. Sinclair SP Investment Fund LLC Fred Stewart Mr. Mark & Mrs. Jennifer Suzanne & Michael Space Exploration Mr. Richard Stewart Ms. Jane Schmieder Shapp Sinclair Technologies Corp John Stiegelmeier & Hal & Elsa Schmithorst The Sharna & Irvin Frank Estate of Allan Sindler Ms. Eleanor Speare Laurie Stiegelemeir Ms. Jennifer Schneck Foundation Jadwinder Singh Spector Fund Mr. Matthew & Mrs. Shirley Robert Schneiderman Warren Sharp & Louise Stilson Sally & Michael Schnitzer Laufersweiler Ms. Manita Singh Mr. Joe Speiser Peggy Schoditsch Brenda & Rick Sharton Regina Spektor

DOCTORS WITHOUT BORDERS | MÉDECINS SANS FRONTIÈRES US Annual Report 2016 69 ST Mr. Jeff Stock & Ms. Rajesh & Bindu Swaroop Ms. Lois M. Theuring Dee & Dennis Turner Danielle Vipond Latisha Montgomery Sweeney Family Thibadeau Family Trust Craig S. Tyle & Laura K. Virginia McCallum Nancy L. Stokey Foundation Roland Thom Westley Charitable Trust Mr. Nicholas Stoller & Ms. Ms. Vivian Sweeney The Thomas E. Rodgers Jr. Shing-Wu P. Tzeng & Julia Virtuoso Ltd. Francesca Delbanco Gerry & Leann Sweet Foundation, Inc. Ching-Mei Mao Nancy Vitale Estate of Carolyn Stoloff Mr. Jeff Swiatek & Ms. Isaac P. Thomas & Liza R. UBS Financial Services Timothy Thanh Vo Inc. Eric Stone & Marianna Caroline Risman Varghese Professor Alessandra Valdman Stone Eric & Dawn Sword Jeanne L. Thomas Grace Underwood Voena Ms. Grace W. Stone Sy Syms Foundation Jeffrey & Dawn Thomas Mr. Aaron Ungerleider Robert Vogel Ryan & Emily Stoner Kamal & Samira Syed Mr. Robert B. Thomas & Universal Studios, Inc Rose Ann Vogt Mrs. Kristen Stops Sylvia Yee & Brian Rev. Judith M. Thomas Richard Urciuoli Pamela Voisard Dr. Nancy Susan Story McCaffrey Fund Simon Thomas & Nebahat Dr. Raksha Urs & Mr. Aaron Michael Volkovitsch Furtado Mr. George H. Stout Symantec Corporation Tokatli Mr. Ted Von Der Ahe Robert & Susan Ursprung Mr. Steve Strandberg & Synchrony Financial Thomas & Amanda Jens Von der Heide Thomas User Testing Inc Ms. Diana Strandberg Mr. Jamie Sypulski Thomson Von Stein Ms. Sharon Thompson Thomas & Sandra Usher John & Linda Strathman Julius Szelagiewicz Mr. Mark A. von Sternberg Steven Thompson & Karen Dr. Elliott Utrecht & Mrs. Mr. William Stratton & Ms. Robert Szymanski Petra Vospernik Joanne Schehl Peterson Johanna Merson Utrecht T. Rowe Price Global Thomas & Kimberly Dr. Dan & Mrs. Ruth Mr. & Mrs. Raymond C. Ms. Leslie Strauss Matching Gift Program Vredevoogd Thomson Utterback Michael Strauss Kathleen Tabak & Samuel W. T. Rich Company, Inc. Thornburg Foundation Estate of Leon A. Uziel Virginia Street Smith Tabak Estate of Ward B. Wack Charitable Fund of the Darlene A. Thoroughgood Dr. Chandrasekar Shahrzad Tadjpour & The Wada & Amirfar Community Foundation of Hooman Darabi Jeffrey & Patricia Thull Vaidyanathan North Texas Family Marybeth Tahar Thunen Family Foundation Dr. Ravi & Mrs. Sheryl Stricof Family Foundation Vallabhan Wade Guyton Inc Ms. Cathy Tai Darryl Thurner Ms. Bernice Strittmatter Estate of Louise Valuck Mrs. Lois L. Wagner Dr. & Mrs. Kanji and Tiff Advisory Services, Inc. Charles & Jane Strouse Ida C. Van Gilder The Wahoo’s Family Heather Takahashi Barbara Tigert Foundation Structured Solutions LLC The Van Ingen Foundation Ms. Masako Takahashi Andrew Tilton Mark & JoAnn Wainwright Mr. Tim Strudwick & Dr. Pim Van Schie Daniel Tam Bruce Tindall & Sarah Mr. Jurek Wajdowicz Laura Germine Schneewind Dr. Jan Van Tornout & Brian & Honorata David & Marlene Waldock Edward & Nancy Stuart Tamanaha John & Teresa Tippett Dr. Fae Van Tornout- Majlessipour Hope & Richard Walker Michael Stuart Richard Tambor & Dorsey Dr. Herbert & Mrs. Uraivan Ms. Susan Stuart Grant Tisnower Diane G. Van Wyck Paul J. Walker Dr. Sara Studt & Mr. Dr. Steve Tammelleo Ms. Svetlana Titarenko Don Vanden Bos Stacey & Reid Walker Bradley St. Clair Mr. Tom Tanenbaum Ms. Alice M. Tobin Anne & Byron Vandenberg Mr. Ralph J. Wall The Stueck Family Ms. Janice Hopkins Tanne Mr. Daniel P. Tobin Mr. Raymond Vanderiet Chris Wallace Foundation Tatman Foundation Mrs. Patricia R. Toebe Gary & Nina Vanderpoel Ms. Martha Wallace David Stulberg The Tau Foundation Inc. Mr. Fabrice N. Toka Dr. & Mrs. Daniel Vapnek The Walter and Adi Blum Zachary Sturges & Caren Foundation, Inc. Tawani Foundation Helgi & Marlene Tomasson Bini Vargehese Sturges & Parvin Moyne Walter and Mary Scott Barry Taylor & Elizabeth Ms. Theresa H. Tomczak Brian Vaughan & Ruth Michael Sturmer & Foundation Tyree McKee Caroline Samuels Edward Tomeo Mr. Timothy R. Walther Mr. Chester L. Taylor Latha Vedantham Subway/Franchise World Brian & Margie Tommer Margie Walton Edward Taylor Sundar Vedantham & Raji HQ, LLC Alison Tozer Srinivasan Ms. Pauline Walton-Flath Reverend James M. Dr. Edwin Taylor & Ms. Mr. Owen Traeholt Carla Kirmani-Taylor Vasanth Vedantham Yungchun Wan Sullivan Brian & Suzanne Trainor Tom & Judy Taylor Ms. Patricia L. Veit Arlene Wang Joan B. Sullivan Mr. Timothy Trainor & Ms. Mr. Vernon Taylor III Matej Vela Mr. David & Mrs. Yeng Richard & Lucia Sullivan Donna M. Brazil Wang TeamHealth Estate of Evelyn P. Venable Mr. John D. Summers Thanh Tran Howard & Patti Wang William & Utta Tellini Venkat Venkatraman & Mr. James & Mrs. Irene Ms. Ellen Trebilcock Carolyn A. Lattin June Wang Sun Temcov Foundation The Trexler Foundation The Venky & Tasneem Ming H. Wang Chelliah Sundararajan The Temkin Family Dr. & Mrs. Jitendra Trivedi Kandallu Gifting Fund Foundation Trust Mal Ward Mr. York Sung Dr. Patricia Tsang Dr. & Mrs. Menno Verhave Betsy Templeton Donna Wardenaar The Sunshine Foundation Yang-Chern & Theresa Grace B. Vernava Dr. Nathan Templeton Ms. Sylvia Ware Dr. Ali G. Surek & Mrs. Ellen Tseng Michael Vest M. Surek Laura E. Tenney Benjamin Warfield & Laura Mr. Thomas Tucker The Via Esperanza Fund Cole Dr. Morris Susman Marianne Terrot Tuckey & Associates Family Mr. Hal M. Warheim Sustainable Solutions Jane Terry Rodham & Mary Tulloss Aravind Vijayakirthi & Foundation Mrs. Amy & Mr. William Mr. Curt & Mrs. Caroline John R. Tumlin & Maria E. Susan Kadezabek Warlick Ms. Julie Sutarik Terwilliger Ferrari The Villa Family Nicole & Ryan Warne- Suwinski Family Samuel T. Test Laura Tumperi Foundation McGraw Foundation The Thalia and Georges Mr. Eric Tung Frédéric Villoutreix Mr. Paul L. Warren & Mrs. Liberatos Foundation Mr. H. Lewis Swain Mr. Phil Turberg Mr. & Mrs. Michael R. Katherine Norton Warren Ms. Pornpilai Ms. Adora H. Swanson Ralston Turbeville & Kristi Vincent Virginia Warren Thangkasemvathana Gary & Jane Swanson Soutar Dr. & Mrs. Ed Vinson Mr. Frederick & Mrs. Theodore A. Rapp Mr. Tim & Mrs. Marcia Judith Turgeon & Dennis Estate of Daphne M. Grayce Warren-Boulton Foundation Swanson Waring Violich Dr. Gabrielle R. Theriault Larry Turley

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WA Mr. Watson & Mrs. Susan Westchester Community Wolf Family Charitable Zebra Technologies Joan M. Andersen Warriner Foundation Fund Mr. Hans Zeller Beverly Anderson Estate of Ira Wasserberg Bart & Nancy Westcott Ms. Gabrielle Wolfsberger Mrs. Elaine Zelnik C. B. Anderson Ms. Cecille Wasserman Thomas & Beverly Dr. Jane Wolfson & Mr. Ziehl/Starr Family David & Riitta Anderson Westheimer John Miller Waste Solutions Group, Charitable Trust Gloria B. Anderson Inc. Mr. Daniel Wexler Robert & Marcy Wolpe M. Robert and Donna Shirley Mae Anderson Dave & Lori Wathen Anthony & Sandra Ormsby Marilyn Wolper Simonie Zimiles The Andrew C. Mayer Wheeler Arleigh Jean Watkins Chung Kei Wong Drs. Joshua J. & Teresa L. Irrevocable Charitable Living Trust David & Christina Whippo Mr. Ronald C. Wong Zimmerberg Remainder Unitrust Ms. Margaret Watkins Whispering Bells Thomas Wong & Lily Chin E. Zimmerman Patricia Angelides Foundation Bob & Andrea Watson William & Ellie Wong Ms. Kathleen Zimmerman Laurie Ankersen Seldon V. Whitaker, Jr. Mary & Steve Watson Dr. Bernard Wood Mrs. Michelle Zimmerman Colleen Ann Dr. Gloria J. White Estate of Katharine W. Ms. Deborah T. Woodburn Dr. Valerie Ann Zingapan & Letitia P. Annis Watt John & Kathryn White Dr. Gregory Castiglia Estate of Guy & Kathryn Jane & Robert Anthony Mr. & Mrs. Paul C. Waxlax Justin White & Rebecca Tashi G. and Hui Zouras Woodhill Suzanne Antisdel John Dix Wayman Kilhefner-White Mr. Matthew Zuckerbraun The Woods Foundation Donald & Susan Mrs. Mathilde White Susan Weatherley Amy Woods Mr. Matthew Zukowski Armstrong Erika & Paul White Austin C. & Mary J. Webb Nora Woodsey Mr. Richard W. Zurek The Armstrong Family Anita Whitney Mr. Daniel Webb Archie & Marcella Mrs. Nancy Zweng Dr. Phil & Mrs. Shirley Mr. Jack Webb Paul & Shelley Whyte Woodworth Mike & Sonia Zwilling Arndt Gregg Weber Barry Wiener & Vaughan Workday, Inc. Constance Arneson Davies Brenda Webster & Ira M. David & Julianne Worrell LEGACY SOCIETY Heinz Arnheiter Estate of Elizabeth Wilcox Lapidus Jane E. Worthen Anonymous (656) Drs. Constance & Daniel Ann L. Wild Carol Webster Ms. Cheryl Baker Wossenu Anonymous 2 Arnold Dr. François Wilhelm & Dr. Chris & Carol Webster Wraase Family Foundation Anonymous from Dr. Lionel Arnold Isabelle Wilhelm Mr. Kristian Webster Mr. Ronald M. Wrob Salisbury, CT Sigrid Arnoldson Wilkens Family Donor Martha Aarons Rita Aron Mr. Wilford F. Weeks Advised Fund Wrocklage Family Charitable Foundation Joyce Abel Eleanor E. Artigiani Janet & Hans Wegner Mrs. Mireille Wilkinson WT&T LLC Neil Abrahams Eleanor H. Ascher Patricia Wehrli Josephine C. Wilkinson Mr. Andrew Weigel Charitable Trust Mr. Ivan Wun Jo Ann Abramuk Clifford Asher Mr. Jerard Weigler Albert & Joanna Will Dr. Marie Wunsch Helen Ackerson Warren & Eunice Askov Annette and David Weil Mary Willard, MD Irene & Alan Wurtzel Victorine Acosta Mr. & Mrs. James Atterholt Paul Weinberg & Nikki The William D. Rhodes Mr. Stephen Wuu Ms. Avril Adams Barbara Aubrey Gregoroff Foundation WWW Foundation Francesca Adams Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Dr. Richard Weininger & The William J. & Mary Mr. James P. Wylie Shirley Adams Auffenberg Dr. Gretchen Stearns Iracki Charity Fund Family Ms. Margaret Wynn Mr. Henri Addor Linda & Richard Avery Mr. Howard L. Weinstein William M. and Jane E. The Wyss Foundation Michael & Andrea Ader Ms. Joan Axinn Mr. Joe Weisenthal & Ms. Murray Charitable Giving Ms. Catherine Wytzka Ms. Odette Martins Aguiar Dr. & Mrs. Robert Baab Brooke Moreland William Morris Endeavor Jim Xhema Leslie Aiello & Richard Maria A. Baar Leonard Weiser-Varon & Entertainment Yahoo! Bruce Albert & Joan Baca Amy Woodward Dr. Freddie Williams, MD Ethan C. Yake Vincent M. Aita, PhD Ms. Betty J. Baer Weissman Family Mr. James B. Williams Joyce Yamane & Stephen Ms. Kathryn Albrecht Robert J. & Nancy Baglan Foundation, Inc. Dr. Landirs & Mrs. Joanna Waite Louis R. Albrecht Mr. Jeffrey L. Weissman Williams Anne T. Baglini Bernard Yancovich & Ms. Ellen J. Alexander Daniel & Marie Welch Dr. Michael Willingham Dr. Stephanie Bagully & Gillian Pinchin Michael & Suzan Mr. James Whittington Mr. Desmond Welch Mr. Steven P. Willner Yeatman Foundation Alexander Suzanne Baillie Mr. Jeffrey Welch & Ms. Donna Wills Mr. Chenyu Yen & Mrs. Cecilia Allen Ms. Anne Baird Amber Wiley Mr. Cliff D. Wilson Donna Zhang Janet K. Allen, MD Margaret Baird Mr. John A. Weldon Irvine T. & Lynn P. Wilson Mr. Jackson Yen Judith A. Allen Paula Bakalar Ms. Victoria Welisch Jean D. Wilson, MD Ms. Laura Yip Laura Allen Dorothy C. Baker Stanley Wellborn and Elder Marilyn Wilson Witt Wellborn Ms. Laurel Yoder Dr. Lawrence Allen Eugene & Mabel Baker Nicholas Wilson Paul & Christine Wellons May Yong Mary Allen Mrs. Louise Baker Mr. Richard & Mrs. Jill Jim Wells Patrick & Sandy Mary K. Allen Ruth R. Baker Wilson Youngblood Ann & Carden Welsh Jeff Alonzo Ken & Ginger Baldwin Robert & Jean Wilson Mr. Bill Youngsman Mr. Gary T. Welsh Norman Altman Frances Balfour Mr. Stephen & Mrs. JoAnn Mr. Saed Younis Gary L. Welter Wilson Ms. Evi Altschuler Edward & Carole Balkan Youths’ Friends Bettie Wennevold Ms. Ellen Wineberg Association, Inc. Ms. Shirley M. Alves Dolores Balkenbush Kendra Wenzel Estate of Lucy H. Winship Ms. Esa Stephanie Yu Mary Stuart Alvord Dr. Paul Ballard Werley-Plows Charitable Edward B. Winslow Mr. Tai Wai David Yuen Barbara D. Amberson John J. Ballentine Fund Dr. Dyann & Mr. Peter The Yulman Foundation Donna Ambrogi Lori Banikin Ms. Geraldine M. Werner Wirth Dr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Zabel Janna Amelkin Ursula M. Banzhaf Mr. Robert C. Werner John & Margaret Wise Laird Zacheis & Sunhee Mr. Lothar K. Amenda Vijaya V. Bapat, MD, MPH, Mr. & Mrs. Steven Caren Rose Wishner Lee Anbinder Family FAAP Wesolowski Ariel L. Witbeck Mr. Rob Zanger Foundation Barbara Barchilon Douglas & Deborah West Michael & Devera Witkin Emily & Paul Zank Dr. Geoff Andersen Kathryn A. Bard

DOCTORS WITHOUT BORDERS | MÉDECINS SANS FRONTIÈRES US Annual Report 2016 71 BA Lola Bardos Elisabeth & Robert Joseph & Patricia Barile Bergeron Douglas A. Barker & David G. Bergman Samuel C. Kilpatrick Ms. Laura Bergman MSF THANKS OUR LEGACY SOCIETY Elliott & Jean Barker Mary Bergstein MEMBERS Betty P. Barnes Laurence Berk, Esq. Christopher & Samantha William Berliner BY PROVIDING FOR MSF IN THEIR ESTATE PLANNING, LEGACY Barnum Dan & Pat Berman SOCIETY MEMBERS HELP ENSURE OUR ABILITY TO RESPOND TO THE Barbara A. Baron, PhD Judy & Dennis Berman CHALLENGES WE WILL FACE IN OUR FUTURE. EACH YEAR, MANY OF Rachel Barr Barbara Bernstein OUR LOYAL SUPPORTERS JOIN OUR LEGACY SOCIETY BY NAMING MSF Elizabeth Barrett Sandra Joan Berstein IN A WILL OR TRUST OR AS A BENEFICIARY OF A RETIREMENT PLAN, Belinda Barrington & Gordon Bertrand Andres Acedo Samuel Bertron & OR BY SETTING UP A CHARITABLE GIFT ANNUITY OR CHARITABLE Dr. Evelyn R. Barritt, PhD, Rebecca Lowe TRUST. AS A MEMBER OF OUR LEGACY SOCIETY, YOU WILL RECEIVE RN Barbara Bettencourt Mrs. Gretchen R. Barsness UPDATES ABOUT OUR WORK AROUND THE WORLD AND BE LISTED John & Caroline Beukema Stewart & Christina Judith G. Bevan IN OUR ANNUAL REPORT. FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT MSF’S Bartley David & Louise Beyer PLANNED GIVING PROGRAM, PLEASE CALL OUR PLANNED GIVING Dr. Brooke M. Barton Dr. Debra Jan Bibel Mr. & Mrs. Paul Barton OFFICER, LAUREN FORD, AT (212) 763-5750. Kathleen Bice Mr. & Mrs. Thomas R. Baruch Richard H. Bigelow Donald Bashline Mr. Andrew Paul Binder Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Robert Boon Hazel Briller Drs. Robert & Cynthia Richard & Marilyn Burns Batchelder Bingham Ms. Ann Bornstein Eva M. Brinson Mr. Kenneth H. Burrows Terry S. Bateman Charlotte L. Binhammer Dr. & Mrs. Harold Judith Brocksmith Bornstein, Jr. Linda L. Burton, MD Marcia Bates The Birches Foundation Ellen & Len Brodsky Dr. Rafael Borras Wallace & Terry Burton Peter & Mary Bauer James & Margaret Bird Alice Broner Ms. Kristin Borsenik Anne C. Bush William Bault David & Pamela Biren Janine Brookner Ben & Carol Borth Susan Butkus Barbara M. Baumgardner Christopher Birosak Olive J. Brose Harriet T. Botelho Rhonda Butler Gary G. Baxel Adelie Bischoff David S. Broudy Dr. Anne L. Botsford Ljubomir Buturovic, PhD Joseph Baxer & Barbara Tom & Carolyn Bissonette Iris L. Broudy Bacewicz Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Dr. Robert Boucher & Ms. Clifford Browder Ms. Alice Byers Karen Wisniewski Cynthia Baxter Bittinger Audrey Brown Barbara Byrne Carol Bouis Mary E. Beall Victoria & Hank Bjorklund Betty G. Brown Cheryl Byrne Antoinette Bower Ms. Emmer Lee Beard Robert Bjorum Emily Brown Mr. Joseph F. Byrnes Linda Bowers Christa-Maria Beardsley Ernest Black Francine Brown Franciso Javier Caballero Warren F. Bowhall Sara Hulme Beaudry The Hon. & Mrs. William Ms. Gaye L. Brown Ms. Sandy Cademartori McCormick Blair, Jr. Robert & Carolyn Bowlus Anne E. Beckett Hope Brown Theresa Cain Mr. Ross L. Blake Anne Wistar Bowman Howard B. Beckwith Joan & John Brown V. Winifred Cairns Ann Blanchard Fred J. Bowman Douglas F. Beech Kathryn Paull Brown Loretta Calcaterra Rosamunde Blanck Harold K. Boyce Sharon & Lawrence Linda K. Brown James & Charlotte Evan Boyer Caldwell Beeman Anita Serra Blanco Marilyn K. Brown Robert & Carol Bradford Ms. Camille A. Caliendo Barbara M. Begale Mary Anne Bland Vern & Ruth Brown Doris Anne A. Bradley Ruth Calkins Mary D. Behrens Doug & Linda Blase Carol Anne Browning Dr. Susan Ferguson Dr. Gerald & Susan David & Jennifer Bell Mr. & Mrs. Lee N. Blatt Walter & Edith Brownson Bradley Cambria Sara Bell Gloria Bletter Mary Lois Brugler Anne Gilsdorf Bliss, PhD Robert Bragg & George Barbara Campbell Mary Bellinger Muldrow Mr. Larry Bruneel Louis Block Joyce & Charles Campisi Maria Belmonte Harriet Bramble Henry & Martha Bruner Martin & Lynn Bloom Steven Cannell & John Mrs. Arthur Bender Mark Bramhall Dianne C. Bryan Colicelli William Bloom Paul D. Bendit Ms. Pat Brandenburg Ms. Jean Clark Buchler Barbara Cannella David E. Bluett Lois V. Benevento Mary M. Brandes Bruce K. G. Buchner Eleonore Caracciolo Betty E. Blumenkamp Cindy Benner Erik & Jeananne Mr. Thomas E. Buckley Elaine Cardinale Mary C. Boaz Floyd & Estelle Benner Zamberlan Brandsberg Lee Buechele Rex & Elaine Cardinale Loretta Bober Mr. Alvin Bennett Wilmer Brandt Marion Buhagiar Ms. Sucha Cardoza Fran Bodell Dr. Charles H Bennett Joan Elizabeth Braun Linda Lee Bukowski Robert & Ann Cardwell Lawrence & Lynne Bodle Dr. Christene Bennett Regene Braun Joan Bullen Joyce Carleton Paul & Janet Boehnert M. Bennett Jane Braus Ingrid Buono Mr. & Mrs. J. Gregory Doris I. Benninger Carol Boersma Mara Braverman Fred & Cynthia Burdick Carlock David & Kathleen Benoy Sietse Boersma & Karen Marian Breckenridge Faith M. Burgard Martin Carlsen Toyohara Michael A. Benson & Gail Michael Breen George & Peggy Burge Jeanne L. Carlson, PhD Martha A. Boesenberg Rothenberg Ralph D. Brehm Peter Burian & Maura High Kim & Susan Carlyle Dr. Victoria Boisen Professor Philip L. Charles V. Bremer Ellen Burkett Margaret G. Carmen Bereano Ms. Norma Bolitho Dr. Karla Brennscheidt Mary Joyce Burks Anne Caron Harriet J. Berg Linda Bolt Marjorie P. Bribitzer Anne Burnham William Bertram Carr Sandra Berger George B. Bookman Mrs. Phyllis E. Bricker Ms. Joan Carriere Joan Bridgwood 72 DOCTORS WITHOUT BORDERS | MÉDECINS SANS FRONTIÈRES US Annual Report 2016 DONORS

CA Hodges & Joe Carroll Helena S. Clifford Monica Cunningham Steve & Linda Dever Van P. & Lynda M. Eckes Mary Catherine Carroll Clara Coen Mary T. Curran Joanne Devlin Mr. & Mrs. George H. Paul & Susan Carrow Mrs. Bernard Cohan Marjorie Curtsinger Donald & Martha Dick Edding, Sr. Dr. Marjorie Carsen & Mr. Mrs. Ann R. Cohen Mortimer W. Cushman Eldon & Elna Dieken Keith Eddings David Durgin Dr. Barbara Cohen Gertrude Cutler Mr. Earl Dieterly Ms. Sondra G. Eddings Carson Trust James Cohen & Mary Lawrence & Donna Cutner Wai Chee Dimock Michael & Anna Eddy Mr. & Mrs. Leonard K. Gibson Rev. Frederick J. Colleen DiNoto Dr. Patricia Taylor Edmisten Carson, Jr. Larry & Eleanor Cohen Cwiekowski Leo Ditkoff Alva Edmondson & Lytt Dr. Jeremi Carswell Marlene Cohen Dr. Keith & Mrs. Lois Alexandra Dixon Dahlberg Gardner Judith K. Carter & Ronald Estate of Franklin David Wendy F. Dixon D. Carter, MD Jim Dailey Mrs. Beth Edwards Cole Day Dobbert Rand Carter Jacqueline D’Aiutolo Robert Egan Kelly Coleman Lynnette Dodds E. Carvel Frances Dakers Lynne M. Eggers Mace T. Coleman, Jr. Susan Dodson Letty Casazza Barbara Dalzell Rev. Adrienne R. Eggleston Timothy & Mary Ellen Christine Doerr Mr. & Mrs. Robert Case Coleman Helen Daniel Allen & Linda Egloff Steve Dolberg Rodney & Annick Case Alexis & David Colker Patricia M. Danzon Christine & Dale F. Sharon Doll Eickelman Donna Casella Mr. & Mrs. Michael Collette Laura Darius Michael G. & Sherry L. Peggy Einstein Mr. George C. Cass Will & Catherine O’Reilly Wayne C. Darnell Donick Collette Dr. Edward P. Eismann In Honor Of Dr. Samuel Judith E. Darst John Donnelly, Sr. Cassell Liselotte M. Collier Paul C. Eklof Mrs. Virginia Darvill Gary Dontzig Anne Marie Castelnovo Eileen M. Collins Terry & Margot Eld David E. Dassey, MD, MPH Sally J. Dorais V.E. Castleberry, MD Laurence Collins Donald L. Elder Sandra G. Dauenhauer Iris B. & P. Michael Linda Colonna Kathleen C. Eldred Joesph Castrovinci Drs. Edwin S. Davis & Dorrington James & Pamela Elesh Rosa Catiel Ken & Alice Colwell Sharon A. Lynch Alexander A. Doska Margaret A. Elizares Diane Kay Cavenee Laurel & Edward Combs Gilbert R. Davis & Patricia George & Minna Doskow K. Davis Maria M. Ellen Patricia & James Cavitt Marcia E. Comer Nadia Doubins Marydene Davis Dr. Sylvan & Mrs. Mary Jo John & Charleen Cepek Spring Condoyan Ann Douglas Nancy J. Davis & Robert V. Eller Maria L. Chacon Maryanne Conheim Dawn Dow & Ken Ferguson Robinson Rev. Msgr. William E. Elliott Mrs. Christiane Chadda Dennis R. Connolly Karen & Jack Downing Shirley & Norman Davis Mrs. Charles (Sandi) Ellis Douglas Ward Chadwick, Dr. Seamus & Mrs. Evelyn Mr. James K. Downs MD Connolly Stuart A. Davis D. Jane Ellis Edward & Linda Doyle Patra Chakshuvej Mary Conrad Dr. T. Albert Davis Ms. Margaret K. Ellis Susan C. Doyle John A. Chapman & Mary Ms. Elizabeth Constantine Dr. Zev Davis Ron & Ellen Elly Ms. Emily M. Drake C. TurnquistPersis Charles Ann Cook Robert & Marjorie Dawson Irene Elmer Barry & Gretchen Draper Beatrice Chauncey Dr. Evelyn Fuqua Cook Susan De Causemacker David & Mimi Elwell Ruth Draper Judith Checker Patricia Cook John P. de Gara, PhD Joanne & David Emus Peggy E. Drew Daniel Chen & Christine Bill Cooley Marjorie de Hartog Elaine Endres Chang Sally Drew Dr. Harriet Y. Cooper Ms. Gerry S. de Harven Lisbeth F. Eng Jane Chesnutt Wendy & Stan Drezek Darylee & Samuel Coplin John de St. Nicolas Ms. Fanita English, MSW Martha Chestem Candace & Gary Drimmer Kathryn Corbett Tam De Witt Mr. Richard R. Epton Richard & Gail Marie Jonaca & Bill Driscoll Dorothea Corey David Dealey Maria T. Erickson, CFP Chester Mary Teresa Driscoll Constance C. Cornog Dorothy K. Dean In Marlys Erickson Heather Chilsholm-Chait Carol F. Drisko Annette Corth Memory Of Donald J. Jon Erikson Dot Christenson Senzig, Jr. Anne Dropp Helen Coukoulis Willemina Esenwein Genie & Niel Christiansen Dr. &Mrs. Michael L. Dean Jane C. Drorbaugh Allen Coulter Dr. Maxine Eskenazi James Christiansen Alice M. Dear Dr. Sabine Droste Karen T. Countryman John & Sue Estes Jane P. Church Cynthia J. Deimantas William & Barbara Dubin Dr. Sol I. Courtman Gretta P. Estey Judy Cirillo Gregory O. DeJean Thomas Duddy Marion & Edwin Cox Isobel Estorick Judith Citrin Adair Delamater Suzanne Dufrasne Mary Crabbs John R. Etherton Shirley Clapham Dr. Margaret W. DeLano George Duncan & Sheryl Jill Craig Jane Evans Hugh Clark & Judy Kelsey Janet M. Dellaria Joseph & Sara Evinger Musicant Carter & Genevieve Harold & Karen Dunlap Cramer Jill Donna Delman Linda E. Fadem James Clark Jean E. Dunlap Beverly Crane Michael L. DeMars, MD Ms. Judy H. Fair-Spaulding Marshall Clark Jim & Maggie Dunn Patsy Cravens Mr. & Mrs. Ed Dembowski Mr. & Mrs. John Fairval Nancy R. Clark Mr. Michael B. Dunne Philip C. Crawford Sandra Demotts Rochelle Farkas Terry R. Clark & James M. Margaret C. Dutra Ms. Candace A. Crawshaw Ms. Carol Denehy S.R. Farkas Kohler Brenda Dutta Roy & Sue Crenshaw Steve Denner Donald C. Farley, Jr. Dolores A. Clarke Barbara H. Dwyer Kathy Crispell, MD Swati Deo V. Edison Farmer & Dru Clarke Mary Kay Dyckman Gloria & Michael Croft Mr. & Mrs. David Depew Kathleen Cunningham Gertrude M. Clarke, PhD Elizabeth D. Earle Janet M. Cross Charles Depuy & Mary Ann Victoria Farmer Gwendolyn J. Clarke Haagen Norman & Erna Earle Joanne Crovets Anne Farr Hilda B. Classon Norina E. Derose George S. & Rebecca S. Ms. Christina Crowley Judith Farrar Dorothy Clay Mrs. Carolyn M. Derr Easley Maria Christine Cruz Louise Farrell Ann S. Cleary Bernard L. Desroches Oriel Eaton Joel & Sandy Cuba A. Fattaruso Don W. Cleveland & Dr. & Mrs. Donald Detwiler In Honor Of Nathanael Margaret A. Lopata Charlene Cunningham Ebenezer John A. Dever John Cunningham

DOCTORS WITHOUT BORDERS | MÉDECINS SANS FRONTIÈRES US Annual Report 2016 73 FA Rita Faulkner Ms. Mary Jo Frawley Harold M. Gibbons Ellen J. Greene Beth L. Harper Mary Ellen Feidelman Diane Freedman Mary M. Giddins Minna C. Greene Laurina M. Harper Dr. Judith Feldman & Dr. Carolyn J. Freeman Nick Gieschen Denise Greger Harry D. Hoffman Michael Cutaia Marta Freidin Mr. & Mrs. Frank Giglio Laura Greger Charitable Fund Theodore J. Fendt Naomi Freistadt A. Mary Gilbert Alexian A. Gregory Marie Harrington Dr. Allison C. Fennell Janet Frick Margaret Gilbert Shirley Gregory Ms. Frances K. Harris Eugene Hill Ferrara Audrey Friedland Viola C. Gilbert Michael & Joan Greig Joel A. Harrison, PhD, MPH Sharon P. Ferre David M. Friedman Ms. Florence Gilchrist Patricia A. Griffith Susan Harrison Susan B. Ferres, PhD, RN Joyce & Norman Friedman Theodore & Andrew Giletti Mr. Mario Grignetti Peter Harrold Cathy & Jeff Ferrin Lenore Friedman Ms. Mary T. Gill Lucretia W. Grindle Lliam Hart Ophelia T. Fetter Steven B. Friedman, PhD Gillett Family Trust B Mr. & Mrs. Werner Grob Elizabeth Harting Stanton Field Sylvia Sclar Friedman Nellice Gillespie Dr. John T. Groel Ingrid Hartley Joyce Fierro A friend of Doctors Keith S. Gilroy Gary Gromet Edward & Jeanne Hasbrook Dr. Ron Filler Without Borders Ms. Judith A. Girard Ursula Gropper Dale & Laurel Haskell Emily Filling Denise A. Friend Neal Gladstone Cheryl Ann Gross Barbara Haskins Elizabeth J. Finch John W. Fritz William D. Glenn Barry L. Grossbach Elizabeth Finkler Deacon John H. Frohbose Mr. Thoroughgood Mary G. Gleysteen Cynthia Grossi Fleetwood Hassell Ruth Finley Joan Fromme Dr. Prisca Gloor Kathleen H. Grover Dr. Delia Haust Martha Fisher Louise E. Frosh Marvin Glyder Bonnie Grzeskowiak Kim Hayashi Mary Ann Fisher Harold Fryday Dr. Sara Goburdhun, PhD Tim & Devon Guard Ms. Jan M. Hayden Mary Fisher-Northrop Julie & Kimmel Fudge Raymond G. Godshall Fred & Kato Guggenheim Ms. Luisa Hayes Robert Fisk Gar & Lindmuth Fuller Carlen Fee Goehring Kay & Mark Guimond Mae B. Haynes Dr. Stephen Fitzsimmons Owen B. Fuqua, Jr. Bernadette Goggin John J. Guldan Dr. Andrée Hayum Christopher & Mary Dr. Phillip F. Fuselier Jack J. Goggin Irene & Bob Gulovsen Diane Hayward Flanagan E. Chloe Gaalswyk In Honor Of Beatrice & Dave Goggins Robert Heath Heather F. Fleck Ms. Sara Rohn Gadd William Feldhus Jonathan Golden Mr. Anders A. Hedegard Shelley L. Fleetwood Ms. Dorie Rae Gallagher Joanne Gulsvig Mr. Allen Goldman Marcia Hedges Glenn Fleischman Matthew J. Gallagher Grace C. Gunderman Ed Goldman & Judith Elaine S. Hedtke Susan H. Fleming Ms. Linda Gallaher-Brown Riven John & Gerri Gunn Barbara Hegarty Ms. Suzanne Fleming Carol Gallant Kenneth Goldman Gurney Family Trust Lauri Heikkila Sharan Fleming Kathleen A. Gallivan Caroline Goldsmith Jo M. Gustenhoven Julie F. Heilman Virginia Fletcher Dolores Galloway Lynn Marchand Goldstein Irena & Alfred Gutman Janet R. Heiligman Paul H. & Norma Flick Janice Gams Marcia & Joel Goldstein Vickie Lien Ha Richard Heinrich Carol Flickinger Dr. John J. Garrett John Golovach, JD Alice Haas Lois Heintz Mrs. Nell F. Fliehmann Janine Garrick Richard E. Goodman Harold Haas Johann & Gloria Heinzl Mrs. Lola L. Floss Lester & Joan Garrison Sidney H. Goodman Marthena Hackenberg Barbara A. Heizman Rosemary Flynn Barbara & Joseph Gartner Ms. Linda Goodwill Diane Hagen Suzanne M. Flynn Cora Hahn Caroline & George Renata Gasperi & Donald Mona Goodwin Helmkamp Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Foisy Frediani Ms. Kay M. Hahn Jane Goor Mr. & Mrs. Stanley Hendel Jason Fong Dr. & Mrs. Claude Gau Laura Hailley Mr. Robert Gorden Judith Hendershot Dr. Toinette Fontrier Gary L. Gaubatz Gayle L. Halferty Barbara J. Gordon Mr. & Mrs. Milton H. Patricia L. Fore Maria R. Gauthier Eric A. Gordon Allison Hall Hendricks Ms. Margaret Forgione Anna Gaw Dr. Janet Gordon Gregory Hall Ms. Sandra Hendricks Frances M. Forrest Dr. Patricia E. Gay Mark Gordon John A. Hallman Nancy M. Henley Clifford & Joan Forster Ms. Shirley A. Gaye Harvey & Bettye Gossard Dr. Nicholas S. Halmi Irene Musil Hennessey Ms. Ella Forsyth & Mr. Dennis & Sandra Gaynor Dr. Perry A. Gotsis Isabella Halsted Ms. Marianne Henterly Robert Zieff Nancy K. Geiser Betty Gottlieb Melissa J. Hamilton Eric Hess Jeannette Foss Peter Anderson Geiser Judith A. Gottlieb Roy Hamilton Anne Elizabeth Hewel Betty R. Foster Ms. Sheryl L Geisler, PA-C Hedy Govenar Daniel & Shelley Hammer Dr. Nancy Hewitt Mr. Alan Fox Mary J. Geissman George & Sandra Govlick Bill & Diane Hampel Frank Heymann David A. Fox Greg Gelfan & Lucy Butler William Grabe & Fredricka Mary M. Hamra Joyce B. & Frank Joel S. Fox Beryl Geller Stoller Lenore Hanauer Hildebrand Marcia A. Fox David Gent Ms. Elisabeth Grace Foundation Doreen Hill Peter & Lynda Fox Patrick T. Geoghegan Marlene M. Graf Dr. Howard Handelman Linda J. Hill Dr. Renee C. Fox Madelaine Georgette Matilda Bobbi Graff Ms. Kathleen Hanold Ruthann Hill Joanne Fox-Przeworski & Donald F. Gerardi Donald & Barbara Graham Marty Hansen Ms. Jeanne Hiller Adam Przeworski Mort Gerber & Mary Ann Mr. Ed Gramlich Dr. Suzanne M. Hanses Dr. Walter & Mrs. Judy Ursula Franck Levitt Joseph & Mary Granados Carol L. Hanson Hinck Frank & Shireen Malouf- Mr. & Mrs. Robert Gergen Robert & Joan Gravallese Ms. Lucy Harber & Mr. Sharon Hines Stuart Foundation John Tullo Jerry & Lanell Gerlach Leslie Grayson David V. Hinkley Helen Frank Ms. Mary Hardering Robert & Gloria Gery Margaret Green & Eric Adrienne Hirt & Jeff Mary M. Frank Dr. Fereshteh Ghavimi Feng, Esq. Audrey E. Hargis Rodman Erika Frankel B.J. Giacobello Dr. & Mrs. Robert S. Mrs. Joyce Hargreaves Wilson J. Hixson Dr. Nancy Franklin Andrew C. Giarrizzo Greenberg Benjamin Harlow Bessie Ho Gail L. Gibbon Miriam Greenblatt Carol F. H. Harner, PhD

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HO Mr. Ricky Ho & Ms. Emily Virginia Earle Huschke Barbara Josefsen & Ali M. Khonsari & Pamela Edward Krowitz & Amy Leung Ms. Marjorie Huse Thomas Gillam Wells Stone William & Ida Hoare Rodney K. Ingerson & Patricia Joseph Ayumi Kikuya Rolf G. Kuehni K. Hobbel Carolynn Young Mr. & Mrs. S. Michael Dr. Joseph & Mrs. Debora Susan Kulick Dr. Gloria L. Hobbs Leah M. Ingraham Joseph Kim Natashe Kupras Dennis J. Hock Kathy Inman Joseph S. & Bursel Family Lynde & Connie Kimball Barbara Kurland Fund Diane L. Hodges Robert & Marcy Irby Adele King Kyle Revocable Living Suryaram & Sushila Joshi Betty J. Hoehn Dean & Audrey Irwin Dr. Nancy King Trust Thomas J. Joyce Doris A. Hoffman Carmen Isasi, MD, PhD Mrs. James Kingsland Ronald & Patricia L. Prof. Judy M. Judd Jeffrey & Jennifer Rev. Thomas Ivory Ms. Anneliese Kirianoff & John E. Lach Elizabeth Jung Mr. Peter Kirianoff, PhD Hoffman Paula Jackson Kevin J. & Joanne A. Stephen T. Juodvalkis Dr. Robert & Mrs. Elaine Lafferty John R. Hoffman Angela M. Jacobi Sylvia D. Juronski Kirk Elmira C. Lake Trust Tanya Hoffman Arthur & Marina Jacobson Judith Justin Ms. Beth Kissling Simon Lakkis Phyllis Hoffmann Reverend Otto & Mrs. Norma Kacen Phyllis M. Kittel & John David Lamb Gunter Hofmann & Judy Gloria Jacobson C. Light Johnson Harold Kalishman Brett & Janet Lambert Karen Jacques Alexander M. Kizyma Mary Frances Hogan Ms. Lois Kammerlohr Nancy S. Lambert Dennis & Nancy Jaeger Paul L. Klann Mina Hohlen Mr. & Mrs. Arthur O. Kane William & Joline LaMond Karla Jaeger Brian Klassen Charis Holbrook James M. Kaplan Judith Lancaster Mahendra & Rohini Rion Klawinski Anne S. Holland Jagirdar Marcia Kaplan-Mann Alfredo Lanier Nina Klein Ms. Ruth M. (Jo) Holland Sherie Jakobsson Robert & Marlene Ms. Betty L. Lanius James & Alene Karabinus Dr. Robert & Mrs. Judith Sherry Holland James & Anna Hoag Fund Kleinsteiber Gloria M. Kardong, MD Karen Larka Warren & Marilyn Holland James & Barbara Brunell Fred & Barbara Klingbeil Fund Eva R. Karger Louis J. LaRocco Karen Hollaus R.A. Klingensmith James Ella James George Karnoutsos Nyla Larsen Jean Holliday Joanie Klorer Patricia Jameson Clarence Karow Jerold Larson Albert & Freda Holman Pete Klosterman Helen A. Jankoski Mrs. Mary B. Kasbohm Adella B. Latus Paul & Susan Holman Edward Klunk Jan & Catharine Jansen Katherine E. Kasten Linda Lau Judy M. Holmes Adam F. Knapp & Tricia Mark & Charlotte Lau James Holt Linda A. Jarosz, PhD Stanley Kasten Hamlin Al & Gail Laub Steffanee Holt Kenneth F. Jasbeck Janey & Kevin Kaster Richard Gilbert Knapp Jane Laudon Margaret M. Holter Ms. Judith A. Jaslow Zach Katz Richard Knight Mr. Joseph J. Lauer Julie Holtzman Ms. Wanda J. Jaworski Carol S. Kautz In Memory Dr. Patricia Lynch Knoll Of Paul D. Kautz, MD Paul M. Lavoie Ann Hoover Marcia A. Jedd Robert Knudson Wendell & Bernice Jeffrey Dr. Robert & Sandra Kautz, Georgia Lawrence Elizabeth Hopkins Verdi, NV Ms. Shirley S. Kobran Dr. Frank & Helen Jeglic Jessica Lawrence Joann Hoppe Colin & Sandra Kavanagh David & Margaret Koch Elgin Jenison Dr. John Lawrence Victor M. Horlick David & Sharon Kay Edward & Susan Koch Dr. Deborah Elaine Jenkins Maggie Lawrence Ellen Hormanski Madeleine Kazan Lorna Koch Carol A. Jennings Robert Layton Mrs. Margaret Houffelaar Ellen V. Kearns, PhD Richard Francis Koch III Judy Jensen G.A. & E.R. Leadbetter Elizabeth M. Houlihan Elizabeth A. Keat James Kohn Ada S. Jeppeson Juliette & Andrew Lebor Dolores M. Hovey Norman F. Keaton II Alan & Marianne Robert Jespersen, MD Kolaczkowski James & Ursula Ledford Janet Hovis Mrs. Lucille Kedersha Harry Jester Ellen Kolegar Phyllis Ledyard Dr. & Mrs. Arthur G. Mr. John P. Kefferstan Howard John & Geraldine Cusenza Lana Koloboff David & Darlene Lee Family Foundation Peter Keller & Rosemary Mrs. Dorothy Lee Mr. Billy H. Howell E. Tripp Steven Komerska Alan L. Johnson George A. Lee & Alberta MaryEllen Howell Sydney W. Keller, MA Paul H. & Marcella M. Candy & Sandy Johnson Konig M. Lee Otis & Anne Huband Todd & Maggie Keller Carol Johnson Merope Kontos Patty Lee Thomas Hubbard Mr. & Mrs. Victor J. Keller James & Patricia Huber Donald D. & Florence A. Ms. Carla M. Koty Suzanne Lee Johnson Sophia L. Kellis The Robert G. Huber Trust Marcelline Krafchick, PhD Walter Leginski Karin Johnson Charles T. Kelly Charlotte A. Hubley Michael E. Kraft & Sarah Vicki Leidner Lawrence Johnson EdnaLee Kelly Eeltje (Elly) Hubregtse Simpson-Kraft John Leinenweber Janice & Leroy Johnson Mary E. Kelly Ms. Barbara L. Hudman Debra Krajnak Nicole Ball & Milton Mrs. Philip Johnson Michael P. Kelly & Robert Dr. Gabriela C. Kramer Leitenberg Cecil & Sandra S. Hudson J. Hohl Ms. Ruth M. Johnson Peggy Kramer Dr. Kusum P. Lele Karin Hughes Mr. Raymond Kelly Agnes Johnston Richard & Susan Kramer David Leon Ms. Sarah M. Hughes Ruth & Jack Kelly Jane M. Johnston Dr. Walter J. Krampf Harlan L. Lewis Family Gift Linda Cooper Hugues Charlene Kelson-Glazer Trust Dr. & Mrs. John H. Jolly The Rev. & Mrs. William F. Hulitar Family Foundation Debbi Kempton-Smith Ada Jones Krenz Leonard Lombardi Ms. Leslie A. Hulse Ulla Kercher Dr. Donald Richard Jones Allen J. Kress Anne Leonard Elaine Hunt Diane M. Kerly Dorothy E. Jones Emma J. Kretlow Dennis Leone, MD & Sarah Mr. Blair Hunter Carol & Bernard Kern Ann Leone, MD Kent W. Jones Mary P. Krieg Al Huntoon Elke B. Kerr Robert Lerich Thomas M. Jones & Judith Ellen Kritzman Patrick J. Hunziker Davie Lerner A. Edwards Pauline & Dudley Kerry Barbara Kroupa Lieutenant Colonel Tracy Lee Jones Ms. Betty Ann Kesterke Steve Lerner Waltraut M. Hurd Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Kroslak Coyla Ketchy Roger Krouse Dr. Beverly Hurwitz Fawaad & Naseem Khan

DOCTORS WITHOUT BORDERS | MÉDECINS SANS FRONTIÈRES US Annual Report 2016 75 Stephen Levey & Jaki LE Reed Erica S. Levin “ONE MIGHT THINK THAT AT SOME POINT THE NEED FOR Peter Dan Levin & Audrey Davis Levin MSF WOULD AT LEAST LEVEL OFF, AND THE DANGERS FACED BY MSF Sid & Diane Levin Eleanor Levine STAFF WOULD DIMINISH. THIS YEAR PROVED ONCE AGAIN THOSE Joan Levitt ARE FALSE HOPES. MSF REMAINS, FOR US, THE GOLD STANDARD OF Dr. Leon Levitt & Dr. Kathryn Anderson-Levitt ORGANIZATIONAL FOCUS AND DEDICATION TO HUMAN WELL-BEING.” Geraldine Levy Judith Levy —Joseph & Jane Kubat, MSF supporters since 2001. Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Lewis Henry & Georgie Lewis Joan Lowery Sharon Marks & Stan Kurz Mary Lou McColl Berkeley T. Merchant II Sharon Lewis Mary Lowry Elizabeth T. Marr & Robert LaVonne McCombie Neil G. Merrell Raymond West Liden & Mildred M. Lozier Chase Barbara McCormick E. Wayne Merry Patricia Ann Liden Charles Lueders III Linda Marsh John Charles McCormick Edgar & Beverly Merson Barbara H. Lidz Mr. Christopher Lukas Ms. Nancy Marsh Charles F. McCown George G. Meyer, MD Susan V. Lilley Donald Lund Rick & Barbara Marsh Annie L. McCracken John Meyer Florence Lim Anne D. Lunt Darryl Marshak Karla McCullough Margery Meyer John Bosco Lima James Lura Dolly J. Marshall Gregory & Nancy Mrs. Jane R. Meyers Tan Lin Robert & Anna Lutz Dr. Vanessa A. Marshall McDaniels Judith Greasley Mich Lois Lindaman Eleanor H. Lyall Alice Martin In Memory Of Alice M. Joseph R. Michael Lani Lindeman McDiarmid Shiela Lyman Barbara Martin Joan Michaelini Douglas & Marianne Mr. & Mrs. William P. Charles & Diane Martin Judy Michaels Linder La Vonne Lynch McDonald Ian Martin & Family Melinda & Robert Michlin Elizabeth Lindner Nancy S. Lynn Robert McDonnell Mr. & Mrs. Sidney Martin Brian & Madelyn Mihm John & Diana Lindsay Stuart & Jackie Lynn Dr. Patricia J. McEveney Tina M. Martin & Mita M. David Milam Joseph & Victoria Franceen A. Lyons Dr. Anne Mary McEvoy Schaffer Arch Miller Linsalata Dr. & Mrs. Wilbert A. Lyons Leanne Mcfalls Dr. Arthur D. Martinez, Arnold I. Miller David & Amy Lippitt Annette Mac Silver City, New Mexico Joseph T. & Anne Lisa H. Miller Kevin D. Lipscomb Clara MacNamee The Rev. Jeannie Martz McGahan Ms. Marilyn E. Miller Shirley Lipsky Mildred H. MacNaughton Jack D. Marzuki Mr. & Mrs. John A. McGann Merle Miller, MD Robert A. Lipsner Ms. Mona L. MacPhail Karen Maslanik Ann F. McHugh, PhD Nan Miller Denise Mia Lishner Ann K. Macrory Alvera Mason Keith S. Mcintosh Therese Miller Dr. Roy Lisker Nevio Maggiora Mr. Byron E. Mason Tim & Linda McKenna Tom Miller Dr. Mickey Little Bani Q. Mahadeva Gordon D. Masters Tom McKenna Walter E. D. Miller Robin & Rod Little Dr. Humra Mahmood Wint Mather Dr. Neil Mckenzie Dr. & Mrs. Wayne Milloy Deborah A. Litzenburg Mr. & Ms. Vista Mahoney David J. Mathers Christina McKinley Janet C. Mills Samuel & Judith John A. Maier Diane C. Matheson Meredith & Elsa L. Livingston McKinney George & Marcie Mills Luise Maier Joanne M. Mathias David Lochtefeld Joanne McKray Gene & Dee Milstein Heloise Mailloux John & Barbara Matsinger William Lockeretz Dr. Keith McLarnan Robert & Linda Miner Kenneth L. Main Elizabeth Irene Matthews Lawrence & Mary Lockhart Agnes W. Maixner Dr. George Harry Lisa A. Mink Barbara Matthies McLaughlin John & Judy Lococo Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Major Priscilla Z. Minn Mr. & Mrs. Miesse M. Alice & Hugh McLellan Doris Loeffler William & Joan MaLarkey Melanie Mintz Mauger Sheila Renville McMann Gerhard & Ina Loewenberg Barbara Malley Dr. Anoush Miridjanian Mrs. Margaret P. Mautner Carol J. McManus Diane K. Lofland Ms. Eleanor Mallinckrodt Dr. D. Mitchell Carol J. Mawhinney Reverend John E. McMurry Mary Power Logan Joseph J. Mancini James F. & Pauline Barbara G. Maxwell Dr. Barbara McNeil, RN & Richard B. Logan Mitchell Roslyn Mandell Nancy May Dr. Harry Miller David & Rosemary Logan Mary N. Mitchell Amy Snyder & Peter Henry D. Mayer Cynthia R. McNickle Dr. Susan Loghmanpour Mangarella S. Pamela Moehring Marcia L. Mayer Dorothy S. McPherson Mrs. Margro R. Long Dr. Sarojam K. Mankau Warren & LInda Mohar Marion R. Mayer Mary M. McPherson, PhD Patricia V. Long Elizabeth A. Mann Kathryn B. Mohr Roger Mayer Cheryl McQueen Marjorie Longenbaugh Ms. Marilyn Manning Patricia Mok Pauline M. Mayo Dr. Alice Parker Meador Michael Longrie Richard & Jennifer Kathryn Molise Larry V. McDonald, MD & Margaret Meconi Dr. Melanie W. Loo Manoukian William & Wendy Molzahn Christine McDonald, RN Louis M. Medina Dr. Warren LoPresti Dr. Victoria Marcello Mercedeh Momeni Gary McAvoy David & Penny Medley Cheryl L. Lotz Cecelia Marcus P.J. Monachello Ms. Fern McBride Tom Medsger Sharon A. Loudon Larry Margo Dorothy P. Monger Dwight McCall Catherine V. Meehan Stephanie Loughran Claire Margolis Margaret Montgomery Stephen W. McCallion & Mr. John V. Meeks Ellen Love Vijay Mariadassou Christopher A. Diani Dr. Louis Montrose & Ms. Robert H. Meichner, MD Caroline Ding Professor Anne C. Vimla Mariwalla Charles C. McCallum Evelyn A. Melnicki Loveland The Mark & Roberta Eileen M. McCarron Alma C. Moore Lakshmi Menon Lois Lowenberg Sealey Trust Noreen & Jim McClendon Donald W. Moore Melody Marks

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MO Mr. John R. Moore Robert C. Newman Dr. & Mrs. Joseph M. Barbara Petruzzi Alberto & Daphne Ramos C. Jane Moran William Newman Owens Theresa M. Petry Ms. Jean Ranc Greg & Aimee Moran Philippe & Judith Newton Stephanie Pace Martin Pfefer Susan Rankin Linda Moran Isabelle Huong T. Nguyen Dr. Judith A. Pachciarz Sandra B. Phelps Donald L. Ransom Dennis Moreland M. E. Nicholson Mr. William Pagenkopf/ Ralph A. Philbrook Bert & Anne Raphael Bill Page Mary R. Morello Carol Nicklaus Mr. David Phillips Mr. Charles Rappaport Richard Palumbo Margaret M. Morency Mr. & Mrs. Michael Nielsen Jules Phillips & Elly Margaret Rappaport Mary J. Pankowski Karl Morgan Paul Niemi & Susan Phillips Richard Rappaport Jim & Pat Pape Marie Morgan Amendola Joyce Antila Phipps Captain & Mrs. Edward Dr. Carol L. Pappas Beverly Morris John & Margaret Nikelly Phyllis & Howard Schwartz Rau Professor Graziella Parati Philanthropic Fund Patricia Lynn Morrison Mary I. Nilssen Thomas Ray Barbara Paredes Cynthia Pierce Richard & Laurie Morrison Ninh & Tran Family Drs. Peter & Bonnie David Parees Joseph North Pierce Reagan Don Morrissey Jane M. Nishio Ann L. Parker Dr. Nathaniel Pierce Mr. L. Michael Ream Angela M. Moss Pieter Noomen Kim Parker Elise Piquet Norm & Susan Reccius John & Hatsumi Moss Bruce & Pamela Noonan Joan Lee Parsons Margo Pizzo Martha J. Reddout Dr. Anne Moughon Roger & Irma Nordby Toshi Parsons Barbara Platt Gloria & James Redmond David Mowat Susan L. Norton Ruth Partridge Dr. Frederic W. Platt Sherry & John Redmond Gregory & Rebecca Mowe Nonna A. Noto David Passage Halina & Thomas Platt John & Becky Reed Jean Mudd Margaret Novotny, PhD G. Anthony Passannante Suzanne A. Platt Shelagh Reed Christa Mueller Will & Charlotte Nuessle Charles & Mavis Marcia Platzer Mr. Compton Rees Jack Mueller Mrs. Emily H. Nugent Pasternack Renate R. Plaut, MD Scott Reese & Virginie Esther Mugar Elizabeth Numrich Larry Patrizio Winston Plunkett Delfosse-Reese Edward Muller Jean L. Nunnally Verda Patterson Mr. Albert Podell Rex Reheis Mary F. Mulroney Ruth Diane Nurnberg, MD James L. Patton Dr. Frances M. Poggioli Jerrold (Jerry) Rehmar Kathleen D. Munday Leslie S. Nyman Arthur Paul Dr. Alcides C. Pomina Rita C. Reichert Dr. William E. Mundt Eleanor Oakley Walter B. Pauly Mary Forsyth Poole Peter S. Reichertz Mr. William Murdy & Mrs. Carl T. & Carol Jean Obenland Reverend Peter P. David & Gaylene Poretti Dr. Marion Reid Mary Murdy Paurazas Arlene Obetts Deborah Port & Michael Alice D. Reilly Michael Mungoven & Lisa Peter & Linda Pawlisz Climo Christopher Xavier Heymann, MD Mr. & Mrs. James Reilly Carol Ann Payne Kathleen W. Murnion O’Connor Dr. Eileen J. Porter Carol Shoshkes Reiss Blair & Brenda Peace Louis J. Murphy Dr. & Mrs. Mark Odell Jane Porter Richard A. & Marjorie R. Alice Pearlman Reissmann Robert C. Murray Mimi O’Hagan Margaret L. Porter Nicholas B. Pease Bruce Rengers Hermine S. Muskat Robert W. Ohlerking Ms. Nancy R. Posel Frances M. Peck Dr. Ann D. Repplier Leila S. Mustachi David & Lynette Ohlson Marsha Postelnek Judith Peck, EdD Jo-Ann Reteguiz, MD Audrey R. Myers Kathy & Joel Olah Judith Powers Margo Ryan Peck Salomon Rettig Carol S. Naiman Stephen & Cathy Oldale Linda Verdoorn Powers & Karri & Ed Olefirowicz Peggy & Peter Pressman Robert S. Powers Mr. & Mrs. Kurt V. Reuter Anna M. Nalbandian Family Foundation Nora Olgyay Mrs. Carolyn Pozzini Mr. Lonnie Reyes Nancy & Pasquale Jean-Louis Pellegrin Trust Cheche/Cheche Family Dax Oliver Jorge Pravda Arthur & Martha Reynolds Linda J. Pelletier In Charitable Fund Lise Olsen In Memory Of Caroline Ms. Madeleine P. Richard Memory Of Charles A. Trice Prehn Dr. M. Ann Richards Susan Napolillo June A. Olson Pelletier Paul & Amy Prenovitz Mary P. Richards Dr. Anne Nash & Ms. Helen Keith Olson Scott Pellman Horn Paula Preuthun Charles & Laura Noel Gill Olson Margaret Penney Juliana C. Nash Patti Pride Richardson Jennifer Ondrejka & Ms. Anita Pennington Marcy Natkin Rachelle Psaris Neil & Tracey Richardson Thomas A. Rudy Martha Pentecost Robert T. Neely Stephen & Gail Pulak Shanna Richman Paul O’Neil & Sally Flory- James H. & Joanne Mark N. Purvis Judith Richtar John F. Neff O’Neil Peppiatt-Combes Clara Putnik William L. & Linda K. Bruce J. Nelson Arlene L. Opria Mara & Robert Perkins Charlotte W. Quaintance Richter James C. Nelson Susan O’Reilly Ellen & Alvin Perlman Lillie F. Nelson Carol Orme-Johnson Elisabeth J. Quale The Rick Dutka Memorial Jules Permutter Fund Mary Ann Nelson Drs. Michael & Suzanne Mary F. Quednau Gail Perron Ms. Rosalind Rickman Patricia R. Nelson Osborn Mr. John Queralt Joyce Perry Betty Riess Rebecca Nelson Sylvia Oshypko Todd Quinto & Judy Larsen Shirley T. Perry Suzanne Bassett Riess Robin Nelson George Osolsobe Mary J. Raab, MD Vinnette Perry James & Patricia Rigali William Nerin Dr. Gerald O’Sullivan Mary P. Rabe Douglass & Christina Gwen Rigby Carol Netzer Mr. Tom Ott & Mr. Peter Perske Naomi Rabinowitz, MD LAc Bingham Diana I. Rigg Lois Lyon Neumann, MD Joan Perzanowski Michael & Tracy Radcliffe Peter Otto Jane Rigg Madeleine G. Newbauer Father Martin A. Peter William Newby Raiford James H. & Susan L. Dr. John Rigilano Nancy Newberry-Lippman Hildegard F. Rainbow Overfield Robert & Fiona Peters Susan Rines & Glenn Lippman Mr. & Mrs. George Rainer John A. Owen, Jr., MD Lyle A. Petersen Ms. Mary Kay Ring Arlene Newby Laura J. Rainey Margeurite Owen Carol A. Peterson Henry G. Ring Barbara W. Newell Ms. Loretta Rainville Elaine Owens Kristine A. Peterson Dr. Deloris E. Rissling Charles J. Newell James & Ladan Rakshani Paul & Deaun Peterson Mr. John Ritchie Joy Newman Ms. Dorothy Petitt Mr. Krishnan Raman Pamela Newman

DOCTORS WITHOUT BORDERS | MÉDECINS SANS FRONTIÈRES US Annual Report 2016 77 RI Ms. Dorothy Rivkin-McGriff Patricia Sachs Karen K. Schulte Christiane Singer Xenia Sriberg Ms. Eleanor Robb Dr. Jaroslaw Saikewicz Teri Schwartzman Marjorie K. Singer & Kathleen St. John Dennis Robben William Salton Judith Schwedes Edward F. Joseph Carolyn Staley Sandra Robers A.C. & Mildred Salvaterra Mr. Emanuel Schweid Michael & July Singer Joan Staple The Robert & Shirley Laween Salvo In Memory Of Richard F. Patricia R. Singletary June C. Starck Harris Family Foundation Thomas Samaras Schwerdt, MD Dr. Dipali Sinha Henry & Vivian Starkes Elaine E. Roberts Samek Family Margaret Sciacqua Janis Sirany Richard Starks & Miriam Judith Roberts Kazem Samsami Ms. Katherine S. Scott Helen M. Sitner Murcutt Kathleen M. Robertson Dorothy J. Samson Margaret K. Scott & Dr. Richard Skaloud Mr. Paul J. Stary Kathleen O. Slobin Johanna Roses Robichan Pat Sanderson Leonard Slaman Eugenia L. Staszewski Paul W. Scott, MD Laura Robinson Ann Sarafian David A. & Jodie H. Katherine E. Stearns Carl & Faith Scovel Slaughter Natalie & Gary S. Robinson Vijay Sar-Dessai Charles & Julie Steedman Tucie Seddick Linda-Lee Slesinger Sharon Robinson Russell & Mary Sarner Louise Steele Julie Segedy Muriel (Jackie) Slopak Cathie Rocheleau Leo & Eva Sartori William & Mary Stegall Nancy F. Seifer Joel Slotnikoff Alice & Larry Rodgers Sallie Ann Satagaj & Anne Stegemeyer Robert N. Rodgers Walter John Reinhard, Jr. Mr. Glenn Seime Mrs. Susan E. Slusher Mark & Sarah Andrea M. Rogers Lois T. Sato Ms. Jane E. Selden Nick Smart Stegemoeller Bettie Pena Rogers Peter Sauer Cynthia Sell Brian J. Smith Milton & Naomi Stein Jody Rogers Sandra O. Saunders Joseph & Theresa Sellers Ms. Francoise J. Smith Kelly Stellrecht Thomas Rogers & James Sylvia H. Saunders Marlene Sellers Herbert J. Smith Dr. Carroll Stephens & Mr. John Havran Stoecker Thomas A. Savignano & Rev. & Mrs. Robert C. Seltz Janice A. Smith Edwin Rogusky Peter A. Benson Hara L. Seltzer Col. Lee S. Smith James & Frances Stephens Margaret Roland Thanachaj Sawatdikij Betty Sereno Lois Smith Gladys Bailin Stern Susan Evans Rolle Dr. Ed & Mrs. Jane Mary Ann Sestili, PhD Paul H. & Virginia B. Smith Morton & Anne Stern Peter P. Romeo Sbardella Mr. Stephen T. Seybold Ralph L. Smith Thomas & Cheryl Marilyn J. Roraff Craig R. Schaffer & Mary William H. Seybold, Jr. Mr. Robert L. Smith & Ms. G. Clark Sternberg Ms. Barbara Rose Coral Shaffer Adriana Huyer Dr. Thomas F. Schatzki, Vesta B. Sterns Ms. Ayo Oum Shanti Margaret Smith-Loeb Mary Ann Rose PhD Mary Stevens Connie & Paul Shapiro Dr. F. Smith-Williams Mr. Peter & Mrs. Bettina Melvyn Schecter Dr. Alice A. Stewart & Mr. Rosenbladt Mrs. Frances Shapiro Maureen Smitt & Zbigniew Steven & Margo Scheiberg David H. Knoebel In Memory Of Dr. Irving Grabowski Mrs. Sandra C. Rosencrans Aaron Stibich Joyce L. Scheimberg Shapiro Shirlee Smolin Robert Rosenthal Joyce McCormack Marjorie Schell Dr. Judith Shapiro William Smolin Michael B. Rosenzweig Stickney Dr. Diane Schetky Bill & Jeanne Sharkey Gerald Smolinsky Mr. Jakob Rosing Joseph Stokes Paul Schick & Beth Om & Margaret Sharma George & Barbara Lou Sally Rosoff Mannino Carole Boone Stolba Leonard & Dana Shaw Smyth Beverly & Alan Ross Steven Schickler & Belinda Dr. Harvey W. & Mrs. Evelyn Spencer A. Shaw Carol J. Sniegowski Carol & Bruce Ross Stern Stone Rachel-Lavine Shayne Peter Snoek Charlie Ross Chris Schiellack Mr. George H. Stout Dr. Lisa Shea & Dr. Jodi David Snow Paul Ross Diane H. Schilke Mr. Ralph Strader & Ms. Rodar Ms. Cheryl Anne Snyder Mary Cook Paul L. & Marion J. Ross Professor & Mrs. Richard Mildred Sheehan Howard Snyder & Susan Susan Roth H. Schlagel Curt Strand Sherri Hecktman Sheftel Porter Mrs. Arnold Rothschild Steve Schlein Marianne Strassman Mr. David Shepard Ivan R. Snyder June Rounds John H. & Carleen H. Suzanne Stratford Charles Sherer Jeanne K. Snyder Sylvia Rousseve Schloemer Joel Stratte-McClure Mary E. Sheridan Claudia Sole Bradley A. Roy Ms. Donna L. Schloss Dr. Arthur Strauss Philip & Karen Sheridan Mary L. Solomon, RN RS James FANAFI Fund Nancy Schloss Dorothy Strauss William A. Sherwood The Mike & Ruth Somma Yolanda Rubel Judy Schmidt Family Trust Mary B. Strauss Christine Shields Linda Rubin Margo Schmidt Mr. John G. Sommer J. Mark & Oni Strawn Marjorie F. Shipe S. Herbert Rubin In Memory Of Marjorie E. Cleo & Glenn Sonnedecker Elizabeth Strobel Schmidt Nancy Shire Seymour C. Rudges Steven Soreff Carolyn Stroud Barbara A. Schmitz Wanda Shirk James & Adair Ruff Diane Sorensen Ms. Suzanne Marie Stuart Bernard Schneider Kathleen Ann Schmaltz Carol Ebert Rumpf Charles D. Spada Carl J. Studer & Michele Ms. Karen Schneider Robert Schultz Miroff Mrs. Richard H. Rupp Philippe Spalart Mr. & Mrs. David Schoen William Shumann Mr. & Mrs. Roger Sturgeon Susan T. Rush Susan M. Sparent & Daniel David & Tamara Carol G. Siegel L. Neagley Laurinda Sturr Lois K. Russell Schoenbaum Dr. & Mrs. Lloyd Siegel Ms. P. Jayne Specht Thomas Stutzman Mary L. Russell Susan R.S. Schofield Gloria D. Sierra Gladys & Everett Spector Annie Su Ken Rutt Gertrude Scholz Joan Sillman Howard M.W. Spencer Carol Sughrue Mike S. In Memory Of Elizabeth Schrauder Karen Foster Angel & Elvira Silva John & Jane Spencer John & Susan Sullivan Michael & Phyllis Paul Simon Anita & Russy Sumariwalla SAA Schreiber Maurice Neil Spidell Rod & Dolores Simonds Revocable Trust Kathleen Sundaram Lennart A. Saaf John Schreiner & Heidi Ellen T. Simpson Gerald Sunko Eva Sabaitis Wetzel Joan L. Spivak Mr. & Mrs. John R. Sims Dr. Jacques Susset Dr. Dorette Sabersky Susan Schrenzel David & Lara Spodek-Klein Raymond J. Sinetar Reverend Thomas J. Greeley Sachs Erich P. Schuhmacher Deanna R. Springall Revocable Trust Sutherland

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SU Sidney Sutter Rev. Dr. Christina Tillotson Gale Vogl Mr. Jonathan T. Welsh & Robert & Sharon Winn Diana D. Swain Nancy Timmons Elizabeth Voigt Ms. Diane Ward Morton Winsberg & Dr. Kathleen Swanson Ms. Geraldine Timoney Bruce & Carol Von Borstel Karin Welss Melanie Simmons David Sweet Mr. Walter Tingle & Mrs. Gretel & J.D. Von Pischke Dr. Mark M. Welter Phillip W. Wintergerst Jerry & Donna Swift Thea Holmes Stanley & Katharina Vou Charles P. Wennermark Jess Witt Larry D. Swim Rena Tishman Donald D. Wacks Diane Nissim Wentworth Liliya Woland Thomas Syverud Ethel Tobach, PhD Thomas F. Wade Kyle Marie Wesendorf Dennis M. Wolbers David L. Szanton Ms. Teolinda Toledo Jeanne S. Wadleigh Maureen S. Wesolowski, Jo Reitman Wolf PhD Erna M. Szekeres Patricia Tomashek Dr. Feizal Waffarn Jan & Edith Wolff Mrs. Martha West Donald Szeszycki Gail Tominaga Dr. Carl Wagner Anthony V. Wood Margery Westin Ronald W. Tabaika Margaret Tong Adele Albrecht Wakefield Neal H. & Nancy K. Wood Betty Alexandra Toole Keith Wetzel & Suzanne Rosalind Wood Karel L. Tabor Dr. Charles Waldren & Ms. Painter John Topp Diane Vannais Ms. Suzanne M. Wood & Ms. Sylvia V. Taborelli Mr. & Mrs. Kent Weymouth Paul E. Towner Mr. Mark F. Wales Ms. Toni Marshall Mary Takacs Deb & Dave Wheatley Timothy Trainor Dorothy E. Walker Phyllis B. Woodworth Sidney Talisman Diane Wheeler Giancarlo Traverso Ms. Bobbie Patterson John & Andree Woosley Ms. Janice Hopkins Tanne Ida E. Wheeler Harriette E. Treloar Waller Henry & Karen Work Ellyn & Jimmy Tanner Diane Wheelock Roy Tribelhorn Carole Lee Walsh Ellen Wormser Ivor H. Tarr Seldon V. Whitaker, Jr. Mrs. Chau Huyen Trinh Dr. John W. Walsh Mr. Arthur Wortman Ms. Susan Tarr & Mr. Hans Beverly White G. Proppe Elvira Triscari Loretta Mary Walsh Michael D. Wray Erika & Paul White Soraya Tarrant Joseph A. Tronolone Maureen E. Walsh Elizabeth A. Wright Joyce A. White Pamela A. Tartaglino Richard Trotter Wally & Jean Walztoni Kelly Wright Karin White Helga Tarver Rosalind Troupin, MD Dr. Stanley & Lucy Wang Kristina Horn Wright Michael & Judy White Ms. Ann M. Tattersall Mr. Monte Tudor-Long Denton & Patsy Ward Mr. William J. Wulfeck Sheida White Marilyn Tauber Eileen Tunick Mr. Larry Ward Allan Wunsch Thomas A. White Jessica Tava Dee & Dennis Turner Valerie B. Ward James D. Wylie & Patricia Catherine Whitney P. Wylie Susan & Bahram Sarah L. Turner Dr. Barbara Warner & Dr. Memorial Mrs. Mary Wysner Tavakolian Dr. Trude H. Turnquist Peter Hoffmann Dr. Ron D. Whittaker Ms. Julia Xeros Azella Taylor Alan Turri & Peter Kim Ms. Roxanne Warren Dora Wiebenson Mr. & Mrs. Melvin Yahre Craig Taylor Anne R. Umansky Harvey & Joelle Wartosky W. Wiedmann Dr. Daniel Yalisove Renate Taylor Barbara Underwood David & Abbyann Wasilew Steve & Karen Wiel Valerie Yamas Dr. Ronald C. Taylor Susan Kay Upchurch Maryann Wasiolek Gabriel Wiesenthal Donald M. Yan (deceased) & Ming-Ying Pastor Donald Utzman & Louise Wasserberg Cynthia Wilcox WeiYing Mei Tcheou Mrs. Shirley Utzman Chester H. Waters Hyun Jo Yang Thomas & Evelyn Wilcox William C. Teetsel Verna P. Valencia John A. Waters Grace Yap Dr. Kenneth & Mrs. Lois Mr. & Mrs. J W. Tempelaar- Renato & Eleanor Valente B. A. Watson & S. J. Ms. Sue Yocum Lietz Wildrick Spiro C. Vallis Selinski-Watson Hilda Yohalem Reneé Templeraud Olive Wilkins Margaret Van Anrooy Melinda Mulroy Wax Ms. Susan A. Yohe Stephen Tennyson Elliott Waxman Catherine W. Wilkinson & Marsha Young James & Heather Van John R Rader Kaimay & Joseph Terry, Cleave John Dix Wayman Ali Youssefi MD W.D. Wilkinson III Margaret Van Dolsen Austin C. & Mary J. Webb John W. Yrios Rosemarie Thau Emerson & Elisabeth Christina & Roger Van Carol Martinez Weber Willard Alexander & Marguerite Dr. George Theodoridis & Ghent Zabriskie Ms. Janet Stern Dorothy M. Weber Dr. Tim & Mrs. Carmen Henry G. Van Leeuwen Evelyn Zafran Annie Forisha Thiel, PhD, Theodore S. Weber Willard MFCC Ruth L. Van Lehn Nila J. Webster Faith M. Willcox Joseph & Kristin Zahn Helmut & Kathleen Constance Vandament Evelene Wechsler Paul Willen Gene & Jeanne Zechmeister Thiemann Dr. Ronald Vander Kooi & Ms. Susan Weeg Kenda Willey Carol Bennett Thixton Mrs. Betty Vander Kooi Laurel Weeks Dr. Edward & Mrs. Marie The William Harold Davis Zehler Fran Thomas James & Mary Vanderkam Rex & Susan Weese Foundation Zoë & Rik Vandermeulen Carl Mabbs-Zeno Edward Mr. Lonnie Thomason Elfriede Weideli Dr. Jane Louise William Zerylnick Barbara Vann Ms. Dana Thompson Gerard & Gayle Weigel Mr. Bill Williams Earl & Shirlene Ziegler Mr. Thomas M. Vaughn David Thompson Maureen Weight Brien Williams Richard Zimler & Caroline & Frederic C. Dorothee Verdaasdonk Ms. Monique Weil Dr. Diane Williams Alexandre Quintanilha Thompson Frank Veresh Ms. Karen T. Weiner Elinor & Don Williams Mrs. Michelle Zimmerman Louise Thoms Richard Vergobbi Franz Weinhandl Dr. Jane Williams Edith Vissels Zouary K. Patricia Thrane Michael Vezzoni George Weirich Robert J. Williams Lin Zucconi, PhD Kaleen Tiber Andrea A. Vigil Mrs. Ciline Weiss Stephen A. Williams Dr. Robert A. Zucker & Dr. Deborah Tibensky & Susan D. Vinicor Joan Weiss Ms. Jean M. Wilson Kristine Freeark Jeffrey Rigby Aleta Vinzant Meta Weiss Marianne Wilson Zufall Family Foundation Dr. Jack A. Tiethof, PhD & Annelies Visser Marilyn Wilson Wendy Zukas Ms. Anita O. Sy Patricia F. Welch Katherine Vitale Stuart & Daphne Wells Judith Wilt William F. & Irene Tietz Eric Vittinghoff Trust Lt Col Frank & Mrs. Jeri Kathleen D. Winder Richard & Jane Vodra Janice & Richard Tiggelaar Welsh Elizabeth Winkelman Lise Vogel, PhD Derek & Patricia Till Gary T. Welsh Dorothy D. Winkey

DOCTORS WITHOUT BORDERS | MÉDECINS SANS FRONTIÈRES US Annual Report 2016 79 OUR ABILITY TO RESPOND QUICKLY AND EFFECTIVELY TO EMERGENCIES WAS SUSTAINED BY THE HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS OF INDIVIDUAL DONORS WHO SUPPORT MSF-USA. WE ARE DEEPLY GRATEFUL TO ALL THOSE WHO HELPED MAKE THIS WORK POSSIBLE DURING A CHALLENGING TIME.

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In 2016, MSF-USA exceeded the generous support we received in 2015 by 6.5 percent. MSF drew increased interest and engagement through its sustained humanitarian response to the global displacement crisis, major interventions in Yemen and Nigeria, and high- profile advocacy to ensure that medical facilities are protected in conflict zones. We increased our support for MSF programs by 24 percent—a reflection of the enormous need for emergency medical care in a volatile world. MSF-USA’s largest expenditures went to programs in Democratic Republic of Congo ($44.4 million), Central African Republic ($26.6 million), South Sudan ($25.3 million), and Yemen ($19.8 million).

STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL AND CHANGES IN NET ASSETS POSITION 2016 The following summary was extracted from MSF-USA’s audited financial statements. ASSETS 2016 2015

REVENUES 2016 2015 Cash & Equivalents and Short- 219,759,686 223,154,594 PUBLIC SUPPORT Term Investments Total Public Support 357,438,744 335,780,737 Receivables 46,939,390 44,813,268 Other Assets 79,690,566 26,259,972

OTHER REVENUE Total Assets 346,389,642 294,227,834 Investment Income (loss) 1,334,049 (2,284,658) Gain (loss) on Investments and (465,346) (1,541,402) LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS 2016 2015 Actuarial Gain (loss) on Annuities Other Revenue 316,387 223,292 Grants Payable 26,380,000 450,630 Grants from Affiliates: Other Payables 7,337,781 4,237,105 MSF Network Grants 4,585,569 3,814,732 Other Liabilities 25,443,448 11,620,017 Seconded field staff grants 9,792,654 8,998,978 Total Liabilities 59,161,229 16,307,752 Total Other Revenue 15,563,313 9,210,942 Unrestricted Net Assets 266,153,837 259,552,396 Total Revenue excluding Gifts In-kind 373,002,057 344,991,679 Temporarily Restricted Net Assets 20,340,846 17,694,964 Gifts In-kind 1,214,948 2,552,830 Permanently Restricted Net Assets 733,730 672,722 Total Revenue and Gifts In-kind 374,217,005 347,544,509 Total Net Assets 287,228,413 277,920,082 Total Liabilities and Net Assets 346,389,642 294,227,834 EXPENSES 2016 2015 PROGRAM SERVICES (Total) 325,596,066 262,547,920

SUPPORTING SERVICES (Total) 37,708,547 32,970,975 2016 EXPENSES Total Expenses excluding Gifts 363,304,613 295,518,895 Excluding In-Kind Expenses In-kind Gifts In-Kind 1,604,061 2,213,820 Total Expenses and Gifts In-kind 364,908,674 297,732,715 Fundraising Increase in Net Assets 9,308,331 49,811,794 9% NET ASSETS 2016 2015

Net assets at the beginning of 277,920,082 228,108,288 Management the year & General Increase in Net Assets 9,308,331 49,811,794 1.4% Net assets at year end 287,228,413 277,920,082 Program Services 89.6%

OPPOSITE: Midwife Tatiana carries out an exam on a newborn baby in Kabo, Central African Republic, a country where MSF has maintained a major presence to respond to the protracted humanitarian crisis and escalating violence. © Sandra Smiley/MSF

MSF-USA is recognized as tax-exempt under section 501 (c) (3) of the Internal Revenue Code. A copy of the most recent annual report filed by MSF-USA with the New York State Attorney General may be obtained, upon request, by contacting MSF-USA at 333 Seventh Avenue, 2nd Floor, New York, NY 10001-5004, or the Attorney General’s Charities Bureau at 120 Broadway, New York, NY 10271. A list of all of the MSF offices that received funds from MSF-USA is also available upon request. A full presentation of MSF-USA’s audited financial statements is available at: www.doctorswithoutborders.org/sites/usa/files/doctors_without_borders_financial_statements_2016.pdf

DOCTORS WITHOUT BORDERS | MÉDECINS SANS FRONTIÈRES US Annual Report 2016 81 Mocktar, 38, received treatment and a prosthetic leg from MSF after stepping on a landmine. Displaced along with his family, he works with MSF in Aden, Yemen, to provide psychosocial support to patients. © Malak Shaher/MSF

82 DOCTORS WITHOUT BORDERS | MÉDECINS SANS FRONTIÈRES US Annual Report 2016 HOW YOUR SUPPORT SAVES LIVES

MSF SCALED UP ACTIVITIES TO RESPOND TO THE GROWING EMERGENCY IN YEMEN, WHERE INDISCRIMINATE ATTACKS AGAINST CIVILIANS HAD A DEVASTATING IMPACT ON A COUNTRY THAT WAS ALREADY ONE OF THE POOREST IN THE REGION.

MSF’s presence in Yemen was its largest in the Middle East, with nearly 1,600 staff, including 82 international staff. Teams provided direct health care to patients in 12 hospitals and supported at least 18 other facilities. We worked to fill the many gaps left by a national health care system on the brink of collapse: less than half of the country’s health facilities were functioning, and the ones that remained were left to operate with insufficient personnel, equipment, medicines, or even basic supplies such as water and electricity. Medical facilities and personnel repeatedly came under fire in the war pitting Saudi-led coalition forces against Houthi militants. Between October 2015 and August 2016, MSF lost 26 colleagues and patients in four separate bombings of health facilities it ran or supported. After an airstrike hit Abs hospital on August 15, killing 19 people, MSF temporarily withdrew its staff from six hospitals in the north of the country. MSF continued to support these facilities and resumed activities in northern Yemen in November. The physical and emotional consequences of such attacks are dire. In addition to treating tens of thousands of war-related injuries, MSF teams regularly cared for patients with acute post-violence stress syndrome. After Shiara hospital was hit by a projectile in January, some pregnant women feared returning to the facility and decided it would be safer to give birth in nearby caves. Despite the enormous challenges of working in Yemen, MSF staff provided 435,500 outpatient consultations, performed 16,400 surgical interventions, and assisted 12,500 births.

EXPENSES BY CATEGORY TOTAL OVERALL MSF PROGRAM EXPENSES $66,634,475

Other $15,999 National Staff $25,538,735 Transport, Freight, & Storage $9,436,294 Logistics & International Staff Sanitation Medical & $6,312,642 $2,307,553 Nutrition Consultants & $19,283,186 Field Support $249,227 Operational Running Expenses Training & $3,380,745 Local Support $110,094

DOCTORS WITHOUT BORDERS | MÉDECINS SANS FRONTIÈRES US Annual Report 2016 83 Jennifer joined Simpson Thacher after serving as a law clerk to the Honorable Wilfred Feinberg of the US Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit. She also spent 1999–2000 as associate counsel for the New York Public Library. Jennifer earned her JD at New York University, where she graduated summa cum laude. She served as an articles JOHN LAWRENCE, PRESIDENT editor of the New York University Law Review, was a fellow of the Na- Dr. John Lawrence, a native of Illinois, attended Dartmouth College tional Center on Philanthropy and the Law, and was named a member and Dartmouth Medical School, then completed a family practice of the Order of the Coif. Jennifer earned her BA from the University of internship and worked as a general medical officer in Tuba City, on Michigan, where she graduated with high distinction. the Navajo Reservation, in northern Arizona. He later returned to RAMIN ASGARY residency and completed training in general surgery in Rochester, Dr. Ramin Asgary, MPH, started working with MSF in 1997, and has New York, and then in pediatric surgery at St. Christopher’s Hospi- served as field physician, project/medical coordinator, and senior tal in Philadelphia. For the past 20 years, he has been a practicing health and research advisor in regions including Eurasia, Sub-Sa- pediatric surgeon, primarily in academic settings, and he is currently haran Africa, South and Central America. Much of his experience in- a staff pediatric surgeon at Maimonides Medical Center in Brooklyn, volves refugee issues and conflict or post-conflict settings. Dr. Asgary New York. Dr. Lawrence has completed eight missions with MSF since is on the faculty of Weill Cornell Medical College, Columbia University 2009—including as a surgeon in the Central African Republic, Ivory and George Washington University’s Schools of Public Health. He also Coast, Haiti, Syria, and the Democratic Republic of the Congo. He is provides direct medical care to homeless people in New York City at pursuing an MPH degree through the Bloomberg School of Public shelters and clinics. His research interests include women’s health, Health at Johns Hopkins University. Dr. Lawrence was appointed reproductive health, cervical cancer, refugee health, complex emer- president of the board of directors in June 2016. gencies, and ethics and accountability in humanitarian assistance. VICE-PRESIDENT NABIL AL-TIKRITI, KASSIA ECHAVARRI-QUEEN Nabil Al-Tikriti, who was first elected to the US Board of Directors in Kassia Echavarri-Queen began her field work with MSF in 2007 2011, has worked with MSF since 1993 as a field administrator, logis- as a supply manager in Sierra Leone, having previously worked in tician, context analyst, cultural facilitator, and deputy head of mission marketing and strategy for technology companies, start-ups, and in Somalia, Albania, Iran, Turkey, Jordan, Syria, and the Mediterranean the Fritz Institute, which focuses on disaster response and recovery. Sea. He has also worked with other organizations as a consultant and In the years that followed, Echavarri-Queen worked extensively in election monitor in Europe, Asia, and Africa. An expert on the modern the field with MSF as program coordinator and head of mission in Middle East, Iraq, and Turkey, Dr. Al-Tikriti is currently associate pro- Guatemala, Kenya, South Sudan, Sri Lanka, and Syria. Her two most fessor of Middle East history at the University of Mary Washington. He recent missions were an Ebola response program in Liberia and a holds a bachelor’s degree in Arab studies from Georgetown University, project in Nepal following the earthquake there in April 2015. All told, a master’s in international affairs from Columbia University, and a Echavarri-Queen has more than 14 years of international program doctorate in Ottoman history from the University of Chicago. He has management experience. Now living in her native San Francisco, also studied at Bogaziçi Üniversitesi in Istanbul, the Center for Arabic Echavarri-Queen holds a BA in international relations from Alliant Studies Abroad in Cairo, and the American University in Cairo. He has University and an MA in international economics and management been awarded two Fulbright scholarships, a United States Institute from SDA Bocconi. of Peace fellowship, and a National Endowment for the Humanities/ American Research Institute grant for field work in Turkey. KELLY S. GRIMSHAW Kelly Grimshaw, RN, MSN, APRN, CCRN, joined MSF in 1999, establish- GENE WOLFSON, TREASURER ing a tuberculosis program in Turkmenistan. She has since worked as Gene Wolfson is currently a partner at Catalyst Investors, where he a nurse practitioner and project coordinator in China, Sierra Leone, manages investor relations and firm business development and Indonesia, and Zambia, assisting people affected by civil and ethnic serves as a member of the investment committee. From 2006 to conflicts, as well as the HIV pandemic. Kelly also provided assistance and 2008 he was managing director at Citigroup, where he managed program oversight as medical coordinator for projects in Angola, Liberia, the micro-cap sales-and-trading desk and international broker/ Ivory Coast, and Nigeria that responded to cholera, Marburg hemorrhagic dealer relationships, while also working on special projects related to fever, meningitis, and measles outbreaks. In the US, she has volunteered investment opportunities and acquisitions. Wolfson previously held her services to the MSF-USA Speakers Bureau and Refugee Camp in the management positions at TD Waterhouse Capital Markets, where he Heart of the City exhibits. She currently works in nursing education. was president and founder; Allegiance Securities; TD Securities USA; and Gateway Capital Investment Group. He holds an MBA in finance ALISON LUDWIG from Pace University and a BS in marketing and management from Dr. Alison Ludwig is a physician who earned her medical degree at Montclair State University. Temple University School of Medicine and completed an internal medicine residency at the University of California, San Francisco. She JENNIFER REYNOSO, SECRETARY joined MSF in 2007 and has undertaken field assignments as a field Jennifer Reynoso is counsel in the Exempt Organizations Practice physician, medical team lead, and medical coordinator in Zimbabwe at Simpson Thacher & Bartlett LLP. She advises a variety of public and Sudan. Dr. Ludwig completed a fellowship in applied medical epi- charities and private foundations on structural and operating issues, demiology through the Epidemic Intelligence Service and the Centers including formation, governance, reorganizations, and domestic for Disease and Control Prevention. She has worked as a research and international grantmaking and operations. She advises donors coordinator on HIV public health research projects in East Africa on charitable-giving techniques. Jennifer has also been involved in through the University of California, San Francisco, and in the domes- assisting governing bodies in internal investigations. tic tuberculosis program for the City of San Francisco. Currently she Jennifer is currently the incoming chair of the Non-Profit Com- is physician chief of medical practice at a large primary care clinic at mittee of the Association of the Bar of the City of New York and is a the San Francisco VA Medical Center, where she teaches residents, member of the Exempt Organizations Committee of the American Bar manages medical operations, and cares for veterans. Dr. Ludwig was Association Section of Taxation. elected to the board in June 2016.

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AERLYN PFEIL Aerlyn Pfeil is a certified professional midwife and sexual violence program consultant from Portland, Oregon. She has been practicing midwifery since 1999 and joined MSF in 2011. She has worked in maternal health programs in South Sudan, Haiti, Senegal, the Somali region of Ethiopia, and Papua New Guinea. Aerlyn has been an active VICTORIA B. BJORKLUND SHEILA LEATHERMAN CHAIR OF THE BOARD association member since joining MSF and was elected to the board SUSAN LIAUTAUD in June 2016. She holds a BA in sociology from Whitman College, and MEENA AHAMED a BS in midwifery and a degree in global health from the University of CHANTAL F. MARTELL Manchester. Pfeil was elected to the board in June 2016. VÉRONIQUE BROSSIER JOHN O’FARRELL DANIEL GOLDRING PHILIP SACKS LARRY PANTIRER Philip Sacks received an AB from Brown University and an MMA from CHARLES HIRSCHLER DR. DARIN PORTNOY the University of Rhode Island. He is a licensed master mariner spe- DR. MITCHELL KARTON cialized in large sailing vessels and oceanographic research vessels. He spent 33 years working as a sailing ship captain, professor of Board listing as of December 31, 2016. nautical science, and senior administrator at SEA Education Associ- ation in Woods Hole, MA. He is also a project management specialist. He has coordinated science missions for Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution and the US Antarctic Program. As a consultant, he has managed the construction of research vessels and remote research stations worldwide. Since 2006, Sacks has completed 10 humanitar- ian aid missions as a logistician and logistics coordinator with MSF in a wide range of contexts based in Thailand, South Sudan, Nigeria, Sri Lanka, Democratic Republic of Congo, Chad, and Haiti. Sacks was elected to the board in June 2016. SUSAN SHEPHERD Dr. Susan Shepherd is a pediatrician who earned her medical degree at the Université Libre de Bruxelles and completed a residency in general pediatrics at the University of Chicago. When she joined MSF in 2003, she was practicing at the Butte Community Health Center in rural Montana. Dr. Shepherd has undertaken field assignments in Uganda, Chad, Niger, and Kenya. She became deeply involved in MSF’s efforts to combat childhood malnutrition, working for MSF’s Access Campaign, coordinating the MSF Nutrition Working Group, and hold- ing a position in the MSF-France Department of Operations. Since leaving her staff role with MSF in 2013, Dr. Shepherd has worked with the World Food Program in Central African Republic and Cameroon. Currently she works for the Alliance for International Medical Action (ALIMA), a French medical organization, where she focuses on de- veloping strategies to improve service delivery and quality of medical care for children in Sub-Saharan Africa. ALI N’SIMBO Dr. Ali N’Simbo is a medical doctor from the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). He has worked with MSF since 2011, first on an emergency team near his home in South Kivu, DRC, and later in South Sudan. Prior to that, he worked as a physician with the Ministry of Health in DRC and with several other national and international non- governmental organizations. He attended the University of Kisangani, where he received his medical degree. Dr. N’Simbo was elected to the board in June 2016. MEGO TERZIAN, PRESIDENT, MSF-FRANCE Dr. Mego Terzian is the president of MSF-France. Born in Lebanon, he earned his medical degree in pediatrics from Yerevan State Medical University in Armenia in 1999. While still in medical school, he worked as a translator for MSF in Nagorno-Karabakh, and from 1999 through 2002, he worked as an MSF field doctor in Sierra Leone, Afghanistan, Iran, and the Democratic Republic of Congo. In 2003, he became an emergency coordinator for MSF projects in Liberia, Ivory Coast, Niger, Pakistan, Central African Republic, Jordan, and other countries. He lat- er served as deputy director and then as director of MSF’s emergency A helicopter delivers supplies for MSF mobile clinics and a hospital programming at MSF in France, before assuming his current role. in Port-à-Piment, Haiti. © Jeanty Junior Augustin

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FRONT COVER: MSF staff treat an infant in the neonatal intensive care unit at Boost Hospital in Helmand province, Afghanistan. © Kadir Van Lohuizen/NOOR

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