2017 ANNUAL REPORT ABOUT

NAMI, the National Alliance on Mental Illness, is the nation’s largest grassroots mental health organization dedicated to building better lives for the millions of Americans affected by mental illness.

What started as a small group of families gathered around a kitchen table in 1979 has blossomed into the nation’s leading voice on mental health. Today, NAMI unites the power of thousands of local affiliates, state organizations and volunteers to realize our mission.

NAMI works to inspire a move away from illness, stigma and ignorance toward brighter days filled with hope, health and recovery. The hope we found is the hope we give.

2017 Mental HealthUTKARSH AMBUDKAR Month engaged an audience of 42,401 resulting in 17,537,263 impressionsSnapshot Co-hosted an gained AJ MENDEZ BROOKS engaged an audience of 110,754 resulting& in 38,881,550 impressions events with AMBASSADORS event with UTKARSH AMBUDKAR engaged an Women’s Health 2,179 3,444 1,837 audience of magazine NEW FOLLOWERS NEW LIKES NEW FANS resulting in watched by 5,771 80% growth in May 17,537,263 Resulting in more than 6 MILLION impressions CO-HOSTED the third annual impressions on NAMI’s social channels. AJ MENDEZ BROOKS engaged an TOP INSTAGRAM HASHTAGS: audience of 110,754 #mentalhealthmonth: 15,422 posts resulting in luncheon in L.A. with #intomentalhealth: 1,257 posts more #stigmafree: 19,901 posts 38,881,550 than100 impressions influencers as guests NAMI Ambassadors, StigmaFree Company and Brand Partners amplified our messages and drove action: Resulting in nearly EMBRACED 180,000+ VIEWS OF 117 MILLION as the charity of choice for May impressions totaling more than a Beartooth’s “Sick of The Fox/NAMI PSA aired more than Me” video on YouTube $750,000 times and sales of t-shirts contribution in social currency on Facebook, 1,500contibuting $350,000 benefit NAMI with Twitter and Instagram and more than in in-kind value. $5,000+ contribution. $700,000 social currency on Tumblr. Increased awareness contributed to a 20% increase Other NAMI supporters joined in resulting in an $ in online giving for Mental Health Month compared to the additional 2 MILLION impressions. same month in 2016.

1 FROM THE EXECUTIVELetter OFFICER

The individuals who came together almost 40 years class for families and friends supporting someone in ago to found NAMI envisioned a powerful advocacy crisis, and we built a portal that makes searching for force that would expand access to mental health the nearest free NAMI program or support group easier services and supports. Our organization’s innumerable and faster. successes in 2017 show considerable progress in realizing that goal and of course, we still have far to go. Looking to the future, we plan to continue moving forward with an agenda for greater access to care for In early 2017, Congress debated whether to cut those with the greatest needs. I am proudly serving $900 billion from the Medicaid budget, potentially on the Interdepartmental Serious Mental Illness devastating access to mental health care for those Coordinating Committee as one of 14 nonfederal with the most significant needs. One of the proudest members. NAMI will use this committee’s 2017 moments of my 20-year career was looking out over recommendations to fight for proactive change and 1,000 NAMI advocates ready to board buses to Capitol improvements for those we serve. Hill to tell their senators how these cuts would affect them and the people they love. One young man with We will also continue to champion expanded access schizophrenia told his story for the first time that day to early psychosis programs to improve outcomes for directly to his senator, who took the time to listen and young people. We also plan to continue our partnership understand the impact this legislation would have on with the Broad Institute, the National Institute of his life. Mental Health, industry and academia to advance research into new treatments. Most importantly, NAMI NAMI members and advocates didn’t stop after Hill will continue to be a beacon of hope for people with Day, though. We went on to send close to 200,000 mental illness and their families. emails to lawmakers. And we used our partnerships with law enforcement and veterans’ groups to show the We are holding true to our roots in building distressing effects insufficient care has on communities our advocacy force, while using new tools and and on those who have served our country. technologies to reach more people in need. With these two pieces working hand-in-hand, we can bring the If you consider all the individuals and groups who hallmarks of NAMI—help and hope—to millions more. fought against these cuts as an army, our founders Our work is far from done, but looking back on last would have been proud of the size, strength and year, we fought hard, and I know we still have a lot of training of the NAMI division. fight left.

We fought to improve the lives of millions affected by mental illness not only as a strong, unified force, but also as a technologically savvy team. Because 2017 was also a pivotal moment for NAMI using new tools Mary Giliberti, J.D. to help people in need. For example, we worked with NAMI Chief Executive Officer Google to reach those struggling with depression and posttraumatic stress disorder. We also piloted a new

2 2017HIGHLIGHTS

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Broadening public awareness Movementand inclusion Lokai, a socially responsible lifestyle brand, sponsored NAMI for a month in 2017 via their Limited-Edition Orange Lokai bracelet. Using their influence, this NAMI and Alpha Kappa Alpha, the nation’s popular brand spread our During National Minority Mental Health oldest sorority founded by African-American message of hope and Awareness Month, NAMI highlighted the women, have worked together since 2015 on inspiration over social reality of living with mental illness in diverse our shared goal of raising awareness of mental media with messages such communities. Our blog featured a dozen illness in the African-American community. In as: “Don’t walk through articles and personal essays that confronted 2017, Alpha Kappa Alpha had a record-breaking your toughest day alone. stigma and raised awareness of this 1,400 walkers participate in NAMIWalks, raising We’re in this together.” important topic. an incredible $114,000.

SOCIAL MEDIA followers grew to MILLION teamed up with raised across the CEERIT country by A 20% INCREASE IFUECER from 2016 participants

NAMI ran a campaign during Mental Illness NAMIWalks hit an all-time Utkarsh Ambudkar Awareness Week that featured blogs, personal fundraising record. The Maria Bamford stories and graphics dispelling stigma about five NAMI State Organizations Andrea Barber mental illnesses. Our social media growth this and A”liates that hosted AJ Brooks week was equivalent to what we typically see in these events kept 90% of Sterling K. Brown a month. We also collaborated with NAMI the funds. Corinne Foxx Ambassador Chris Woods’s #IDONTMIND Naomi Judd campaign and raised over $100,000. Dawn McCoy Stefania Owen Alessandra Torresani Wil Wheaton DeWanda Wise Chris Woods 3 Movement Lokai, a socially responsible lifestyle brand, sponsored NAMI for a month in 2017 via their Limited-Edition Orange Lokai bracelet. Using their influence, this NAMI and Alpha Kappa Alpha, the nation’s popular brand spread our During National Minority Mental Health oldest sorority founded by African-American message of hope and Awareness Month, NAMI highlighted the women, have worked together since 2015 on inspiration over social reality of living with mental illness in diverse our shared goal of raising awareness of mental media with messages such communities. Our blog featured a dozen illness in the African-American community. In as: “Don’t walk through articles and personal essays that confronted 2017, Alpha Kappa Alpha had a record-breaking your toughest day alone. stigma and raised awareness of this 1,400 walkers participate in NAMIWalks, raising We’re in this together.” important topic. an incredible $114,000.

SOCIAL MEDIA followers grew to MILLION teamed up with raised across the CEERIT country by A 20% INCREASE IFUECER from 2016 participants

NAMI ran a campaign during Mental Illness NAMIWalks hit an all-time Utkarsh Ambudkar Awareness Week that featured blogs, personal fundraising record. The Maria Bamford stories and graphics dispelling stigma about five NAMI State Organizations Andrea Barber mental illnesses. Our social media growth this and A”liates that hosted AJ Brooks week was equivalent to what we typically see in these events kept 90% of Sterling K. Brown a month. We also collaborated with NAMI the funds. Corinne Foxx Ambassador Chris Woods’s #IDONTMIND Naomi Judd campaign and raised over $100,000. Dawn McCoy Stefania Owen Alessandra Torresani Wil Wheaton DeWanda Wise Chris Woods 4 LEVERAGE

NAMI Family & Friends— a four-hour seminar that informs and supports people who have loved Building capacity and connection ones with mental illness—was piloted in Technology seven states. Participants Attending in-person learn about diagnoses, classes can be dicult treatment, recovery, for busy individuals and communication strategies, NAMI partnered with families, so in 2017, we crisis preparation and Google to bring essential began o€ering NAMI NAMI resources. The screening questionnaires Homefront—a program NAMI Portal was also into the public’s hands. for family, friends and piloted as a companion These tools—often a significant others of technological tool. This crucial step towards military service members tool allows the public to getting proper diagnosis and veterans use geo-location to and treatment—will To broaden its impact, the NAMI HelpLine experiencing mental register online for the empower and educate o€ered its national resource directory and health conditions— nearest seminar. NAMI millions about depression volunteer training materials to 483 helplines online. We plan to bring Family & Friends will be and posttraumatic stress operated by NAMI State Organizations and NAMI Basics online next, released throughout the disorder. Aliates across the country. in 2019. country in 2018.

With 90 VOLUNTEERS In 2017, the NAMI HelpLine povided information and support to PEOPLE wanted to “Learn More” THE on NAMI.org about the following OCTOR PEOPLE topics:

NAMI produced a series of videos supporting 1. Borderline Personality NAMI’s popular Ask the Doctor webinar series the following education and presentation Disorder covered the opioid epidemic, health programs. These companion videos make our 2. Schizoa€ective disparities in individuals with mental illness, in-person programs even more dynamic and Disorder supporting children with mental health engaging for participants. Even better: They’re 3. Dissociative Identity conditions and ketamine as a treatment for all available with English and Spanish captions. Disorder depression. o NAMI In Our Own Voice 4. Bipolar Disorder o NAMI Peer-to-Peer 5. Schizophrenia o NAMI Family-to-Family o NAMI Homefront o NAMI Basics

5 NAMI Family & Friends— a four-hour seminar that informs and supports people who have loved ones with mental illness—was piloted in seven states. Participants Attending in-person learn about diagnoses, classes can be dicult treatment, recovery, for busy individuals and communication strategies, NAMI partnered with families, so in 2017, we crisis preparation and Google to bring essential began o€ering NAMI NAMI resources. The screening questionnaires Homefront—a program NAMI Portal was also into the public’s hands. for family, friends and piloted as a companion These tools—often a significant others of technological tool. This crucial step towards military service members tool allows the public to getting proper diagnosis and veterans use geo-location to and treatment—will To broaden its impact, the NAMI HelpLine experiencing mental register online for the empower and educate o€ered its national resource directory and health conditions— nearest seminar. NAMI millions about depression volunteer training materials to 483 helplines online. We plan to bring Family & Friends will be and posttraumatic stress operated by NAMI State Organizations and NAMI Basics online next, released throughout the disorder. Aliates across the country. in 2019. country in 2018.

With 90 VOLUNTEERS In 2017, the NAMI HelpLine povided information and support to PEOPLE wanted to “Learn More” THE on NAMI.org about the following OCTOR PEOPLE topics:

NAMI produced a series of videos supporting 1. Borderline Personality NAMI’s popular Ask the Doctor webinar series the following education and presentation Disorder covered the opioid epidemic, health programs. These companion videos make our 2. Schizoa€ective disparities in individuals with mental illness, in-person programs even more dynamic and Disorder supporting children with mental health engaging for participants. Even better: They’re 3. Dissociative Identity conditions and ketamine as a treatment for all available with English and Spanish captions. Disorder depression. o NAMI In Our Own Voice 4. Bipolar Disorder o NAMI Peer-to-Peer 5. Schizophrenia o NAMI Family-to-Family o NAMI Homefront o NAMI Basics

6 DRIVE

Leading efforts to increase Advocacyaccess and quality The Stanley Center for Psychiatric Research at the Broad Institute and NAMI hosted a summit focused on exploring and discussing NAMI celebrated the key issues relating to the growth of coordinated NAMI released its third advancement of specialty care in rst parity report, “The Doctor NAMI’s CEO, Mary Giliberti, was appointed by the neuroscience research. The episode psychosis is Out.” The report found Secretary of the U.S. Department of Health and discussion included programs (now over 200 that, despite the federal Human Service (HHS) to serve as one of 14 non- overarching themes of across the country), parity law, people lack federal members of HHS’ Interdepartmental developing better convened inuential equal access to mental Serious Mental Illness Coordinating Committee. collaborative approaches, leaders and developed a health providers The committee was tasked by Congress to help learning from setbacks and white paper to promote compared to other shape how federal agencies coordinate care for seeking ways for greater nancing of these medical providers. children and adults with serious mental illness. innovation. life-saving programs.

At the NAMI National Convention, an awe-inspiring ADVOCATES EMAILS TO visited CONGRESS Capitol Hill

These advocates talked with their U.S. NAMI co-hosted a congressional briefing In 2017, multiple health reform bills threatened senators and representatives about threats to with NAMI Montana on the need for better the future of Medicaid, the primary source of Medicaid and insurance parity in health diagnostics and treatments for veterans with mental health services for people with mental reform bills, as well as the need for mental health conditions, worked closely with illness. NAMI’s grassroots advocates helped investments in criminal justice mental health, congressional sta‡ to promote our priorities defeat these dangerous bills by sending over early intervention, caregiver supports, and played a key role in Veterans on Wall 194,000 emails to Congress. As part of our veterans’ mental health and research. Street’s first-ever event on mental health and advocacy e‡orts, NAMI highlighted how law suicide prevention. enforcement, veterans and military caregivers would be a‡ected by Medicaid cuts and partnered with NAMI state leaders to galvanize advocacy targeted to key U.S. Senators.

7 The Stanley Center for Psychiatric Research at the Broad Institute and NAMI hosted a summit focused on exploring and discussing NAMI celebrated the key issues relating to the growth of coordinated NAMI released its third advancement of specialty care in rst parity report, “The Doctor NAMI’s CEO, Mary Giliberti, was appointed by the neuroscience research. The episode psychosis is Out.” The report found Secretary of the U.S. Department of Health and discussion included programs (now over 200 that, despite the federal Human Service (HHS) to serve as one of 14 non- overarching themes of across the country), parity law, people lack federal members of HHS’ Interdepartmental developing better convened inuential equal access to mental Serious Mental Illness Coordinating Committee. collaborative approaches, leaders and developed a health providers The committee was tasked by Congress to help learning from setbacks and white paper to promote compared to other shape how federal agencies coordinate care for seeking ways for greater nancing of these medical providers. children and adults with serious mental illness. innovation. life-saving programs.

At the NAMI National Convention, an awe-inspiring ADVOCATES EMAILS TO visited CONGRESS Capitol Hill

These advocates talked with their U.S. NAMI co-hosted a congressional briefing In 2017, multiple health reform bills threatened senators and representatives about threats to with NAMI Montana on the need for better the future of Medicaid, the primary source of Medicaid and insurance parity in health diagnostics and treatments for veterans with mental health services for people with mental reform bills, as well as the need for mental health conditions, worked closely with illness. NAMI’s grassroots advocates helped investments in criminal justice mental health, congressional sta‡ to promote our priorities defeat these dangerous bills by sending over early intervention, caregiver supports, and played a key role in Veterans on Wall 194,000 emails to Congress. As part of our veterans’ mental health and research. Street’s first-ever event on mental health and advocacy e‡orts, NAMI highlighted how law suicide prevention. enforcement, veterans and military caregivers would be a‡ected by Medicaid cuts and partnered with NAMI state leaders to galvanize advocacy targeted to key U.S. Senators.

8 FOCUS ON

Engaging youth, young Youthadults and their families

In collaboration with Columbia University and NAMI developed informative tip sheets for HOSA-Future Health the New York State those supporting young adults experiencing Professionals selected Psychiatric Institute, the first episode psychosis. NAMI as their service NAMI produced a video series narrated by NAMI STAR Center o What is Early and First-Episode Psychosis? project in late 2016. NAMI Ambassador Corinne Foxx aimed at developed a four-part o Early Psychosis: What's Going on and What HOSA has since worked helping college-bound students and their video series to increase Can You Do? directly with NAMI to help families talk about mental health. The videos the use of mental health o Encouraging People to Seek Help for Early expand mental health are part of the popular “Starting the care among youth and Psychosis education and awareness Conversation: College and Your Mental Health” their families—especially o Early Intervention: Tips for School Staš and throughout its 225,000 guide released by NAMI and the Jed for youth experiencing Coaches young adult members. Foundation in 2016. psychosis.

Collectively, JACK these sheets were downloaded AND JILL STARcenter OF AMERICA, Support, Technical Assistance & Resources TIMES IN 2017 INCORPORATED

NAMI began a nationwide expansion of our In 2017, NAMI partnered with Jack flagship teen program NAMI Ending the and Jill of America, Inc., a Silence, thanks to a generous donation from membership organization of mothers Former Second Lady of the United States, dedicated to developing the next Tipper Gore. The $1 million gift will enable generation of African-American NAMI A”liates throughout the country to leaders. Through working with NAMI adopt this vital early intervention program so State Organizations and A liates, this more middle and high school students can partnership is helping raise mental access it, along with families and school health awareness and educate young personnel. people in diverse communities.

9 In collaboration with Columbia University and NAMI developed informative tip sheets for HOSA-Future Health the New York State those supporting young adults experiencing Professionals selected Psychiatric Institute, the first episode psychosis. NAMI as their service NAMI produced a video series narrated by NAMI STAR Center o What is Early and First-Episode Psychosis? project in late 2016. NAMI Ambassador Corinne Foxx aimed at developed a four-part o Early Psychosis: What's Going on and What HOSA has since worked helping college-bound students and their video series to increase Can You Do? directly with NAMI to help families talk about mental health. The videos the use of mental health o Encouraging People to Seek Help for Early expand mental health are part of the popular “Starting the care among youth and Psychosis education and awareness Conversation: College and Your Mental Health” their families—especially o Early Intervention: Tips for School Staš and throughout its 225,000 guide released by NAMI and the Jed for youth experiencing Coaches young adult members. Foundation in 2016. psychosis.

Collectively, JACK these sheets were downloaded AND JILL STARcenter OF AMERICA, Support, Technical Assistance & Resources TIMES IN 2017 INCORPORATED

NAMI began a nationwide expansion of our In 2017, NAMI partnered with Jack flagship teen program NAMI Ending the and Jill of America, Inc., a Silence, thanks to a generous donation from membership organization of mothers Former Second Lady of the United States, dedicated to developing the next Tipper Gore. The $1 million gift will enable generation of African-American NAMI A”liates throughout the country to leaders. Through working with NAMI adopt this vital early intervention program so State Organizations and A liates, this more middle and high school students can partnership is helping raise mental access it, along with families and school health awareness and educate young personnel. people in diverse communities.

10 STRENGTHEN THE

Developing a vibrant and Organizationbold organization

In 2017, the Alliance continued its NAMI piloted the first course of our online eorts to ensure best practices in training program for NAMI State Organizations NAMI was honored to be the beneficiary of governance. By year’s end, and A•liates leaders. The first course of 100 Women in Finance’s 16th Annual Gala. The hundreds of NAMI State “Navigating NAMI: NAMI’s New Leader event broke the organization’s previous Organizations and Aliates had Orientation Program” is titled “We Are NAMI” fundraising record, raising $2.6 million. At the met expectations for standards of and it covers how NAMI was formed, our gala, NAMI unveiled our new video called excellence. Attending to the structure, governance, mission and goals; what “The Reality of Caregiving and Mental Health health of all parts of the Alliance teams to work with at the national o•ce; and Conditions,” as we plan to use the helps ensure sustainability and where to find helpful tools and resources. NAMI transformative donation to improve how we growth, so people in communities also developed an online NAMIWalks training, deliver our programs to caregivers and their nationwide can access NAMI showing NAMI leaders how to plan and oversee families. when they are in need. a successful walk.

The 2017 NAMI Convention #GivingTuesday National Convention attendees saw a welcomed participated in MILLION NAMI program INCREASE manual pages HOURS in donations were edited ATTENDEES of learning and from 2016 in 2017 to Washington D.C. connecting

Overall, NAMI saw a 16% NAMI produced three online training courses And the Family & Friends increase in total revenue for program volunteers. These eLearning eBook was made from 2016. courses will allow NAMI program leaders to available in Arabic, learn and practice many of the skills needed to Chinese (Simpli ed), Farsi, teach or present some of our best known Korean, Spanish and national programs: NAMI In Our Own Voice, Vietnamese. NAMI Ending the Silence and NAMI Peer-to-Peer. Our new online learning options make volunteer education more cost-e­ective and convenient, cutting in-person training requirements in half.

11 Organization

In 2017, the Alliance continued its NAMI piloted the first course of our online eorts to ensure best practices in training program for NAMI State Organizations NAMI was honored to be the beneficiary of governance. By year’s end, and A•liates leaders. The first course of 100 Women in Finance’s 16th Annual Gala. The hundreds of NAMI State “Navigating NAMI: NAMI’s New Leader event broke the organization’s previous Organizations and Aliates had Orientation Program” is titled “We Are NAMI” fundraising record, raising $2.6 million. At the met expectations for standards of and it covers how NAMI was formed, our gala, NAMI unveiled our new video called excellence. Attending to the structure, governance, mission and goals; what “The Reality of Caregiving and Mental Health health of all parts of the Alliance teams to work with at the national o•ce; and Conditions,” as we plan to use the helps ensure sustainability and where to find helpful tools and resources. NAMI transformative donation to improve how we growth, so people in communities also developed an online NAMIWalks training, deliver our programs to caregivers and their nationwide can access NAMI showing NAMI leaders how to plan and oversee families. when they are in need. a successful walk.

The 2017 NAMI Convention #GivingTuesday National Convention attendees saw a welcomed participated in MILLION NAMI program INCREASE manual pages HOURS in donations were edited ATTENDEES of learning and from 2016 in 2017 to Washington D.C. connecting

Overall, NAMI saw a 16% NAMI produced three online training courses And the Family & Friends increase in total revenue for program volunteers. These eLearning eBook was made from 2016. courses will allow NAMI program leaders to available in Arabic, learn and practice many of the skills needed to Chinese (Simpli ed), Farsi, teach or present some of our best known Korean, Spanish and national programs: NAMI In Our Own Voice, Vietnamese. NAMI Ending the Silence and NAMI Peer-to-Peer. Our new online learning options make volunteer education more cost-e­ective and convenient, cutting in-person training requirements in half.

12 BOARD OF Directors

Executive Committee Steve Pitman, J.D., President Lacey Berumen, Ph.D., M.N.M., C.A.C. III, First Vice President Victoria “Vickey” Gonzalez, Second Vice President Sen. Bob Spada, M.B.A., Treasurer Adrienne Kennedy, M.A., Secretary

Directors Charma D. Dudley, Ph.D., FPPR Jim Hayes, M.D. Shirley J. Holloway, Ph.D. Carlos Larrauri, R.N., B.S.N. Amanda Lipp

Jacqueline Martinez, C.P.S. Front Row: Adrienne Kennedy, Bob Spada, Micah Pearson Victoria “Vickie” Gonzalez, Steve Pitman, Barbara Ricci Lacey Berumen Middle Row: Jacqueline HIGHLIGHTS Martinez, Charma Dudley, Barbara Ricci, Catherine “Carrie” Roach Shirley Holloway, Amanda Lipp Back Row: Micah Pearson, Jim Hayes, Catherine “Carrie” Dave Stafford, M.S. Roach, Carlos Larrauri, Gloria Walker Gloria M. Walker, M.B.A. (not pictured: Dave Stafford)

CORPORATE & FOUNDATION Supporters 23andMe Centene Foundation May and Stanley Smith Strategic Behavioral Health Abbvie College of Psychiatric & Charitable Trust Sunovion ACADIA Neurological Pharmacists MentalHappy Takeda Pharmaceuticals Aetna Foundation Comcast-NBCUniversal Mental Health Management North America Alkermes Corcept Michelin Charity Golf Teva Allergan COTY Mylan The J. Willard and Alice S. Allergan Foundation Deloitte NASCAR Marriott Foundation Anthem Eli Lilly Neurocrine tumblr Anthem Foundation EY NeuroStar Turner Foundation Aol Fox Sports Norkol Vanda Association for Accessible Genentech Optum Wear Your Label Medicines Google Otsuka America Women’s Health AstraZeneca Hospital Corporation of Pharmaceuticals Yahoo! Awe Inspired America Foundation Participant Media Beacon Health Options Janssen Pfizer Biotechnology Industry Kaiser Permanente Philosophy Organization Kenneth Cole PhRMA Boehringer Ingelheim Lokai Providence St. Joseph Bristol-Myers Squibb Lundbeck Health Cenpatico Magellan Foundation Stance Healthcare

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MAJOR Donors

100 Women in Finance Robert and Margaret Ayres Ralph and Leslie Bishop David Brown A & R Cunha Farms Inc. Jeffrey Baab Leslie and Thomas BItas Deborah A. Brown Grace Abbott Jono Bacon Marilyn Bittan Glenn and Margaret Brown Doris Abboud Paula Bacon Cherrie Black Hubert and Claire Brown Polla Abed Bevinn F. Badenhausen Norman Blair Jackie Brown Robert Abel Karl Baer Elliott Blake Jeff and Pam Brown Donald and Margaret Abells Lori Bailes Karen K. Blanco John Brown Kelly Abney Deborah Bailey Bonnie Blessing Mary B. Brown Rick Abrams Lagenia Bailey Mary Beth Bletsas Sam Brown Karen Achenbach Jeffery and Sandra Baiocco Timothy Allan Blevins Tye Brown John and Kathy Adamiak James and Veronica Baker Maureen Blilie Dr. William Brownstein and Janet Brownstein Charles Adams Paul J. Baker Alan and Madeline Blinder Allison Bruce John Adams and Grace Shaw Robert Baker Jonathan Bliss Eugene W. Bruce Terri R. Adams Godfrey and Delores Baldwin Harold and Jeanne Bloom Robert and Laura Bruce Dr. David Adler and Jill Adler Gordon Barber Austin Bloomberg Diane Bruckhart Peter Adler Arnold and Terry Barcellos Hannah Blount Wally and Pat Brumbalow Carol Adragna Carolyn Barelli Elizabeth Blue Barry J. Bruns Sue Airey Joel and Sandra Barkan Pat Blumenthal Hoke Brunson Jr. Wesley and Audrey Albert Dr. James M. Barker Donald and Janet Boardman Gilbert and Lisa Bryan David and Maryann Albonesi Jordan Barlow Joan Boegel James and Sylvia Bryan Allen and Ann Alchian Diana Barnicle Darnell and Leslie Boehm Teddie Bryant David Aldridge Rob Baron Frederic and Jeannette Bogart Maccon Buchanan Mark and Constance Alesse Andy Bartholomew Eileen Bohrer Dr. Peter Buckley and Leonie Buckley Donna Alexander Wendy Barton Jonathan and Brenda Booth Frederick Buckner Jerry Allen and Molly Nolte-Allen David W. Bartz Samuel Booth Dr. James W. Budke Dr. Ralph B. Allison Jill Barville Court Borgman Kristy Bulleit Vince and Tayja Almond Louis P. Batson Jr. Anna Bosch Wade Bunz Alpha Delta Kappa Virginia Chapter Norm and Ellen Batt Lorraine M. Bosche Allan and Mary Burdick Jane Alseth Anthony Battista The Boston Family Office Dr. Joyce C. Burland and Mr. Sascha Burland Randy and Maria Altmayer Vicki Bauman Dr. Charles L. Bowden and Virginia M. Bowden Scott Burleigh Kenan Altunis David Bazell Bill and Mary Bowers Timothy Burns James and Stacie Aman Diane Beal Norman and Mary Jo Bowers Patrick Burns Nicoli Ames Lorrie Bearden Sharon E. Bowyer Kathy Burrell Kristy Ammirabile Deborah Beards Brenna Boyd Chris and Lois Burton The Anbinder Family Foundation Mary A. Beck Daniel Boyd Dorothea Burton * Sarah Anderla Melinda Beck Catherine Boyle Rosalie Bustos Mary M. Andersen Josey Beckles Michael and Stephanie Bozic Thomas Butler Ashley Anderson Judith Beckman Norma Darshan Brach Tim Buttke and Kay Gruling John W. Anderson James and Mary Lou Behling Chris Bradberry Mary Buysse Steve and Debbie Anderson Larry Joseph Bellman Darcy Bradbury Penny Buzby Thomas Anderson Robert and Arleen Belyea James and Shirley Bradford Linda Byron Brett Angney Anna Bendimez Julie Bradford Kye Byun Taliya Ansari Bill Benedict Ricky and Donna Braff Walter and Emily Caeton Cathy Anthony Dean and Gail Bennett Heidi Mier Brandemuehl Michael and Tania Cahill James Apple Dr. Jeffrey I. Bennett Mike and Alyce Branigan Richard Calder Jr. and Laurie Calder Judith A. Appleby Sharon Benoff Dr. Stephen K. Brannan and Kelli J. Brannan Delois W. Caldwell Bennett and Sheila Applegate Dr. Faith Benton Graham Branton William and Michele Cambardella Diane Arber Bruce and Sylvia Benzler Ida G. Braun April Cameron The Arjun Gupta Family Foundation Dr. Gayle Berg Susan Braunwald Iswari and Rene Camou Dave and Beth Arnott Jeremy Bergmann Bravelets LLC Marcy Campbell Kathleen A. Ashfeld Marjorie F. Berman Madeleine Breen Richard and Kathleen Campbell Marc Atkins Joel and Carol Bernstein James M. Brennan Scott Campbell Daniel and Diana Attias The Berry Family Foundation Dr. Julie G. Breskin William R. Campbell The Attwell Foundation Lacey Berumen John and Peg Breslin Mary Candland Nancy Aubke Marilyn Best Adam Brill Candle Warmers Etc. Paul and Carol Auer Ann Early Bibb Peter and Loretta Briscoe Michele Caplan Thomas and Barbara Auer Tatiana Bidikov Dwane and Virginia Brittain Yale and Sue Caplan Paul and Barbara Averill Tim Biggs Stuart and Mary Broad Dr. Lewis A. Caputa Jr. and Joanna Caputa Chris and Lorraine Avery The Bill and Sharon Dickson Charitable Fund Dr. Leslie Bronner Thomas Cardella Enrique and Jennifer Aviles Wendell and Celeste Birkhofer Phil and Lynda Bronson Keriya Carl Dr. Alan Axelson Richard and Janet Birnbaum Mic and Tracy Brooks Carl Gold Trust David Axelson Jim and Donna Bischoff Bruce and Cathy Brown Sara Lohse Carlberg Laura Ayres Allyson Bishop Carole Brown Kara Carlisle

14 Douglas Carlson Margo Cook Lynn Delisi David and Louann Eaton Henry and Mary Carlson Charlotte M. Cooksey Robert DeMaster Mark Eberwine Kenneth and Mary Carmona Joshua Cooper Walter and Esther DeMoya Ronald Echandia James Carney Stephen Cooperman Andrew Dempsey Tom Eckart Darren Carroll Brian Coordsen Lisa Deutsch Karl and Missye Eckhardt James and Maureen Carroll George and Jennifer Corbin The Dever Family Donna Eddy Maureen Carson Karen Corby DFTBA Records Dr. Bennett Edelman and Janet Edelman Alan and Janan Carter Edward H. Corker and Carol J. Schneider Nirmala Dharmaraja Rebecca Eden Kristin Casado Stephen and Kathy Cornett Joyce Diamanti Wiley and Merry Edmondson Joseph Casale Keith Covington Martha Diamond The Educational Projects Foundation Aileen Casmano David and Deborah Cowan Dr. Michael Steven Diamond Ann Edwards Jeff Cassidy Keith Cowan Benny Dickens Jessica Edwards Martha Klessen Cassidy Edwin Cowen Cheryl Dickinson Richard E. Ehrler Susan Catherine Dr. Deborah S. Cowley and Mark Dexter Mark Dickson Robert and Debra Ekman Dr. Steven L. Cauble and Anne Cauble Wendy Cox William G. Dickson Elinor Beidler Siklossy Foundation Guy Cecala Dr. Joseph Thomas Coyle Jr. Stephanie Dicola Lisa Elliott Gilbert Celedonia Janet Cracraft Pamela Dieckman Stewart Elliott Dr. Regis Chamberlin Rebecca Craig Robert A Diefenbacher Alicia Ellison Dr. Beth Amanda Chambers Roger Cram and Mel Leinthall Suzanne Diegmann Molly Ellsworth Wilma and John Chandler Dr. Joseph M. Craver and Amelia Wilson Craver Tim and Sita Diehl Charles and Margaret Elmer Maria Chanley Victoria Creeden Gordon and Patricia Dietz Mark and Mary Elmgren Geralyn Charapata-Marsh Susan Cristol Kristy Dietz Jeanne Elmhorst Daniela Chasse Catheryn Croal Lisa and David Diffley Sue Emptage Whitney Chatterjec Elaine Crocker Matthew Digiovanni Anne B. 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20 FY 2017 Expenses FY 2017 Expenses Expenses: by Functional Area $13,728,079

Financials Other 2% Investments 5%

Dues 2% Events 3% Government 3%

Walks 7%

Revenues: Contributions 78% $15,116,813

Programs and Memberships 29% $3,936,715 Information Support & Education 21% $2,874,250

Expenses: Capacity Building 15% $2,010,951 $13,728,079

Advocacy 15% $856,028 Development 14% $1,997,018

Administration 6% $856,028

Total Net Assets: $13,481,680

21 SHARING HOPE: Carlos’s Story

One of the hardest things about mental illness is accepting your diagnosis and sharing your story with others. NAMI board member Carlos A. Larrauri, R.N., B.S.N., shares his deeply personal experience with schizophrenia and recovery.

Carlos was a National Hispanic Scholar who had been accepted to medical school at just 18 years old. As the first person in his family born in the U.S. to Cuban refugees, Carlos had a lot riding on his future. However, the unexpected onset of mental illness steered him off-course.

He wandered aimlessly on the University of Miami campus at odd hours, ate from trash cans and rambled to himself incoherently. By his senior year of college, he was lost in the fog and maze of psychosis.

Fortunately, friends and family encouraged him to seek professional help, which ultimately led to a diagnosis of schizophrenia. Access to the NAMI community allowed Carlos to get on the path to recovery and become a successful nurse practitioner.

“NAMI allowed me to find help and hope,” says a grateful Carlos. Through access to medication and community-oriented treatment, he started living life again. “That’s the outcome when people are diagnosed and treated in a timely manner.”

“People do get better,” insists Carlos.

Carlos believes NAMI provides a supportive community of people who understand. “To this day, I still struggle with feelings of being lost and feeling confused. But, more than ever, I feel a sense of belonging and purpose in my life. I’m in a community of peers and colleagues who get my experience and view it as an asset.”

“You’re not judged like you are in other communities,” adds Carlos. “NAMI provides a forum for people in recovery and their family members to share stories of hope.”

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